10 android phones under N100,000 in Nigeria

If you’re looking to stay connected without breaking the bank, here are 10 android phones under ?100,000 that offer solid performance at a budget-friendly price.

With the continuous depreciation of the naira, import and customs duties have skyrocketed, making it harder for the average Nigerian to afford everyday tech essentials.

This has significantly eroded purchasing power, especially in a country heavily reliant on imported gadgets.

Still, if you’re looking to stay connected without breaking the bank, here are 10 android phones under ?100,000 that offer solid performance at a budget-friendly price.

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CBEX Ponzi and ‘Miracle Money’

Long before the late Sergei Mavrodi arrived on the Nigerian financial scene in November 2015 with his MMM pyramid scheme, his reputation as an international fraudster preceded him. As far back as 2007, Mavrodi had been convicted in Russia for defrauding 10,000 investors. But somehow, he survived brushes with the law over sharp practices to go global with a Ponzi scheme that promised 3,000 percent ‘return on investment’ after upending the savings of more than a few people in his country. With such tantalising promise, it came as no surprise that Mavrodi would hit the jackpot in Nigeria where too many citizens are looking for ‘miracle money’.

Unfortunately, by December 2016, the scam had unravelled, leaving about three million Nigerians holding the wrong end of the candle just days before Christmas. 

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FESTAC ’77 to screen at 2025 Cannes, marking a milestone for African Cinema

The highly anticipated historical epic - FESTAC ‘77, has been selected by the Nigerian Film Corporation (NFC) to make an exclusive preview at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival in France, offering audiences a first look at the film that revisits Africa’s largest ever cultural festival. Produced by Adonis Production and distributed by Filmone Entertainment, the African film export explores the historical significance of the Second World Black and African Festival of Arts and Culture (FESTAC ‘77), reflecting on its cultural legacy and impact on the African identity.

The Cannes showcase marks a laudable moment for the film, which has gained global attention for its production and star power. The film aims to elevate Africa’s history on the global stage with a focus on high production values and historical storytelling.

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