THE GIONEE M5 PLUS : YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL

HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT! : A STAGGERING PROMISE FROM THE NEW GIONEE M5 PLUS

In a world domineered by different breeds of Smartphone’s, one would agree that it is increasingly getting difficult to choose a brand because, in reality, they all preach the same sermon. In that sermon are two uncompromisingly clear messages; a sleek phone with beautiful features or a phone with long lasting battery disregarding that question lurking in the corner of our minds; why can’t we have it all?

The new Gionee M5 Plus owns up to the challenge with a specially designed parade of the best of both worlds. The Gionee M5 Plus is set to deliver that long waited answer “You can have it all”.

BATTERY POWER! 

One of the marvels of the Gionee M5 Plus is its 5020 powerful Milli Ampere battery that challenges you to a 3 day adventure of heavy usage yet promising to remain half full. Owning a Gionee M5 plus enlists you amongst the privileged few who never worry about battery life or charging at intervals. An addicted phone user will need to do a whole lot more to drain the magnificent long lasting prowess of a Gionee M5 Plus.

EID-IL-FITR: FG REVERSES, DECLARES WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AS PUBLIC HOLIDAY

The Federal Government has declared Wednesday and Thursday public holidays to mark the eid-il-fitr. Minister of Interior, Abdulrahman Dambazau in a statement issued Tuesday in Abuja said this followed “the directive by the President General of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar III, the Sultan of Sokoto, to the effect that the Ramadan fast continues today (Tuesday) as a result of the non-sighting of the moon”. He said the Federal Government has now declared Wednesday 6th and Thursday 7th July, 2016 as Public Holiday. The Federal Government had earlier declared Tuesday, 5th and Wednesday, 6th July, 2016 as public holiday to

FG DECLARES 5TH & 6TH JULY PUBLIC HOLIDAYS TO MARK EID-EL FITR

The federal government has declared Tuesday, July 5th, and Wednesday, July 6th, as public holidays to mark the Muslim festival, Eid-el Fitr. The Minister of Interior, retired Lt.-Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau, made the announcement in a statement in Abuja on Wednesday.