Bamidele,

Thanks for your comment.

A few points:

1. I have no problems with made-in-Nigeria goods. But I won’t be caught dead with a smartphone that runs on GPRS only in 2009 – at least not unless I do not have a choice.

2. What phone do you use? If it is not a Nigerian brand, why did you opt for it?

3. If you have a car, what brand is it? If it is not a Nigerian brand, what informed your choice?

Kia, by the way, is NOT an Indian brand. I am positive that it is Korean.

Cheers.

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hi.all,
This is one thing that Nigerian don’t always appreciate,we should learn to appreciate ourself, rather than buy foreign made products,for instance, an India man come to our country can clearly see that they do not use any other car than KIA,so i think this is just a stepping stone for anabel mobile,so let give them kodus for the job well done,

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I heard of anabel sometimes ago and I needed a phone that will be good enough for my needs. I thought of this phone and decided to check it out. I’m disappointed I must say. In 2009 a phone that wants to compete with blackberry has no edge, no wif, no 3gi. Come on step guys…

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@naijafan,

I agree with you on almost all the points you raised, but that the devices aren’t worth a review?

The purpose of a review is to give would-be mobile phone buyers an idea of what they are putting down their money for. As such any phone is worth reviewing.And this isn’t somuch a review as it is a report on an event anyway.

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this devices are overpriced!

no 3G? no Edge? no WiFi? 300MHz processor? QVGA Screen?

Honestly, i dont think the devices are worth the review. seriously.

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