My 13K phone



MTN sha knows how to yarb someone! so the screen to my Infinix Phone broke and I decided to be managing my small Nokia phone, since I started using the phone, MTN has been sending me texts like subscribe ₦1000 worth of data and get ₦5000 free calls and SMS for as low as ₦500. Haba! I never knew they were this caring and I never received such texts when I was using my bigger phone considering the fact that I really spent a a lot on subscription.

Anyways, I ignored those texts until I received one that actually made sense, they said I should upgrade my phone to an android and get 100% of the amount of data I subscribed and the cost of the phone was ₦13,000. It was a tempting offer especially the data part because that was actually what drew my attention in the first place.

I told popsy and kene about the phone because I didn't have the money...(Ehen? Dhuur!! please don't give me that look). They labelled me Tax Collector😜 so I might as well live up to expectations mbok. The summary of this whole gist now is that popsy finally gave me the money today(Big Grin 😁) and I checked out the phone online and it's not really that bad, but....hmmmm, I saw some funny comments like:

Where is this sold? I have a 25 year old working class adult that is still using BB Bold 2. I'll like to get one for him. 
https://techpoint.ng/2017/10/03/freetel-ice-2-nigeria-review/
Hi, please do you have office in Abuja where I can repair my Freetel phone? The screen is broken and I can't find a new screen in the market. Thank you.   
https://techpoint.ng/2017/10/03/freetel-ice-2-nigeria-review/ 

 So I'm on my way to MTN office to buy the phone plus I'll make sure they get to see this post just in case they don't give me my 100% extra data. Let me stop here for now, I'll update you guys on how the phone turned out on my next post...Stay tuned and please drop your comments on whether I should go ahead or not, I might change my mind! (I'll be reading them on the way)..Thank You!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Wahala No Dey Finish

 This is a real life experience shared by a friend... This life is indeed a basket.. On my way to work this morning something funny happened as I was about to cross the road, there was a young lady standing by my right we only exchanged pleasantries (we had the time. it was a highway and we stood for quite sometime to cross). Next thing an "okada man" halted right in front of us. He extended his right arm to the lady and gave her a business card, she was perplexed, I could see how she was struggling to process what just happened, I was perplexed too. Cos wetin? Mildly she asked "what is this?". Me sef follow dey ask the question for my mind. She was still struggling to make sense of what was going on. "Same here, dear" I said to myself. The Okada man pointed at a vehicle a few meters ahead and said that the man in the car had asked him to give it to her. The card had something like "NNPC" written on it. She looked toward the vehicle. Me sef follo...
Read more

Diary Of A Nigerian Kopa 3

Image
QUARANTINE WAHALA!!! Good day guys, I'm back again to give you gist about my kopa life  as e dey hot This time around, I want to share some of my hilarious Quarantine experiences....feel free to share! 1. In my PPA, it happens we corpers stay together in a corper's lodge. During the course of this lockdown, we didn't travel much so majority of us were just in the lodge, gisting and passing time. There is this tradition we have in my PPA called Chaosing whereby we welcome the new Corp members posted to our PPA and then kinda bully them a little and instill fear in their bodies but it's all for fun and each Batch experienced the chaosing. On this fateful day, I was in my room jejely and gbadunly minding my business and pressing my phone when I started hearing noises outside... Ah, I just said let me peep and know what's up. It happened that there was a new Corp member posted to our PPA and after she came into the lodge, my batch being the la...
Read more

Amazing Kitchen Tips You Never Knew!

Image
Today, I will be sharing some amazing kitchen tips and cooking hacks  for my chefs and food lovers to make cooking more enjoyable and to also curb the worry of how best to preserve our food and foodstuff better and make cooking less stressful. Read and Share! 1. When peeling banana or plantain apply oil in your hands so as to avoid the sticking. 2. You can store your moi-moi leaves in freezer for months by putting in a big nylon. You only bring out the quantity you need per time. 3. Don't cover your ogbono, okro soup when cooking it because it will make it not to draw well again and after cooking it allow it to cool down before covering it. 4. If you don't want to cry while cutting onion. Before you use the onion peel the back put in the fridge for 10 mins bring it out and use it. 5. Preserve your dry fish and crayfish inside freezer with a tight closed container. 6. Add salt to your coco yam when it starts boiling to soften quickly. 7. Soak y...
Read more