By Guardian Nigeria 29 March 2023 | 1:51 am Mobile phone brand, Tecno, has partnered with telecommunications firm, MTN to launch a 5G-enabled Spark 10 Series device to young and tech-savvy Nigerians. Mobile phone brand, Tecno, has partnered with telecommunications firm, MTN to launch a 5G-enabled Spark 10 Series device to young and tech-savvy Nigerians. With MTN 5G, the latest Spark 10 Series will grant users access to ultrafast Internet connectivity and allow them to seamlessly shop, game, play, click, teach, talk, work, create, learn, buy, and do their favourite things online. The Tecno Spark 10, which comes in a sleek and attractive body, features an upgraded camera that distinguishes it from its peers. It comes with a triple rear camera, a 50MP ultra-clear rear camera, and a 32MP ultra-clear glowing selfie for users to take high-quality pictures and hi-resolution video calls. The 5G network on the latest Tecno addition is part of MTN’s strategies to drive inclusivity of the 5G experience across their customer base; ensuring customers enjoy improved performance, higher efficiency, and enhanced customer experience while creating new memories and exploring new use cases for 5G. Latest NOW A leading Zimbabwean property company, WestProp Holdings has announced its official listing on the Victoria Falls stock exchange. Chairman of the board, Dr Michael Louis, said the company had received approval to list two categories of share capital… 4 mins ago Benue State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC), yesterday, said that it has reliable information that Governor Samuel Ortom plans to appoint new permanent secretaries and give accelerated promotions to selected cronies in the state civil service. 8 mins ago Mobile phone brand, Tecno, has partnered with telecommunications firm, MTN to launch a 5G-enabled Spark 10 Series device to young and tech-savvy Nigerians. 11 mins ago Executive Secretary of Bayelsa State Universal Basic Education Board (Bayelsa SUBEB), Chief Victor Okubonanabo, has extolled the Bayelsa Promoting Reform to Improve and Modernise Education (BayelsaPRIME) programme for its impact on state-owned primary schools. 16 mins ago According to Mayaki, the contradictory claims were indicative of double standards and hypocrisy of the LP and its supporters, and their inability to foreground the rigging allegations beyond sensational and unsubstantiated accusations.
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