LG Waka Waka dances into Nigerian market

WTH the LG FH2 nicknamed “Waka Waka” Audio System, now being launched into the Nigerian market, consumers can  party all day   anytime, anywhere. This newest innovation permits users to wheel the product freely in and out of any party just as a regularly mini-travel suitcase. The LG FH2 Audio which comes with an In-built battery pack possesses an extended play time of 15 hours without AC Power, guaranteeing longer hours of musical ecstasy, while catching your groovy moments with family and friends. Another striking feature is its Multi-Point Bluetooth which allows users connect up to 3 devices at the same time, without necessarily obstructing the flow of its functionality. This means that family and friends can bond properly when they simultaneously connect to share their favourite musical tracks on the go, without taking turns to connect to the sound system individually. LG FH2 automatically comes on and livens up the atmosphere once music is sent to it via the Bluetooth connectivity system creating an aural of excitement at once. Music can also be played using the USB port that comes with it. Commenting on the product, General Manager, Convergence Audio/Video Division, LG Electronics, Mr. Hyunseung Shin said: “Life is about more than having the latest technology. It is about the experiences this technology creates. Wakawaka Musical excitement The LG FH2 sound system going by its innovative features would enable users embrace life, preparing them for the greatest musical excitement ever. With the LG FH2 users can now experience high quality sound combined with portability.” LG has also introduced a seven-step approach, which simply means users can now sing in any key of their choice, no matter the level of singing ability. With a push on the button users can change any song into a Karaoke version making it possible to sing along with friends while dancing to beautiful musical vibes. This helps to create uniformity in lyrical melody among peers who are out there to have great time with the blaring musical sound from the FH2. Interestingly, the LG FH2 comes with an inbuilt FM radio with a well positioned antenna capable of picking up any frequency even in difficult terrain. Users now have the luxury of listening to their favourite radio station on the FH2 system. It comes fully packed with a microphone jack, which means it can also be used as a public address system with utmost clarity. For fun seekers who love to have out of home get together from time to time with their loved ones, they need not worry about the stress of setting up a sound system, as the LG FH2 is portably packaged without a power cord and yet produces unbelievable sound effects that will blow your mind away. Now taking a party sound system is as easy as rolling a suitcase. As a matter of fact anytime you plan on having your party on the beach or among a circle of friends, the party would simply be incomplete without LG FH2 sound system.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/lg-waka-waka-dan

MMM asks Nigerian participants to ‘Promo Tasks’

Ahead of the restart of the Ponzi scheme Mavordi Mondial Movement (MMM) on 14 January, promoters have issued instructions to its participants whose accounts were frozen, to perform “Promo Tasks: A New Tool for MMM Community Development.” In the MMM message, subscribers are told to perform tasks, both online and offline, to promote the scheme and drive “traffic and participation” by the time the restriction on the account is lifted

“Being an MMM member implies not only opportunities, but also a responsibility for the state and development of the MMM Community”, the message said. The information raises hopes of the almost three million Nigerians who invested in the scheme, following the ban on withdrawals on December 3, 2016. On January 2, the scheme on its official Twitter handle, @MMMNigeriaHelp disclosed that participants’ accounts will be unfrozen on January 14. Some of the participants have taken to social media to give reasons why the scheme should return. MMM was a Russian company that perpetrated one of the world’s largest Ponzi schemes of all time, in the 1990s. By different estimates from five to 40 million people lost up to $10 billion. The exact figures are not known even to the founders. The scheme was banned in some African countries but has spread to Ghana and Kenya.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/mmm-asks-nigerian-participants-promo-tasks/

Nigerian man runs away from Malaysia after buying drinks from a club without paying

The Nigerian man allegedly bought the drinks from his club in Malaysia and ran back to Nigeria without paying.

Dejurist1 shared the receipt of the items Richie bought on his Instagram page. He claimed that the accused was later bragging about buying the drinks without paying and wished he had ordered more.

ACCIDENT!!! Mercedece 911 Tipper loses its brake at Michael Okpara University school Gate. see what happened.

An unknown   911 Truck driver whoes loses hold of its brake as it conveys a truck of sand along umuahia-ikot ekpene express road and found itself crashing into a build just opposite MOUAU school gate.

Luckily the student where still on Xmas Holiday and the casualties  where minimal, eye witnesses said the driver tired controlling the vehicle from a hill just after the government college located along the road  bit had no choice as the truck kept speeding and he already approached the busy part of the road.

The driver and conductors sustained several body injuries,  with a man who was said to be standing in front of the house seeing the truck ran for his life but couldn't save his legs.

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