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5 solid MacBooks to buy instead of the ₦800k+ Neo MacBook

Apple’s $599 MacBook Neo sounds affordable until it reaches Nigeria. The good news is you have options!

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Samsung finally killed your ₦3,000 screen guard tax. And not much else from the S26 Ultra flagship

Privacy is now in the pixels. But is it worth what you're giving up?

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Where to buy book gift cards in Nigeria

Gifting a physical book can be tricky. These Nigerian bookstores offer digital vouchers so your friends can pick exactly what they want from a verified shop.

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6 WhatsApp security features you can turn on right now to protect your account from hack

Here’s how to add an extra layer of security beyond device authentication.

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UTME is anytime now: should you be using flashcards or CBT apps to study?

Not all UTME study apps serve the same purpose. This piece examines the difference between flashcard apps and CBT practice apps, and how students can use both more intentionally.

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Condia’s best and worst smartphones in 2025

Excerpt: Our 2025 smartphone awards are in. Find out which phones made it to the top.

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How to unlink numbers secretly tied to your NIN now

SIM registration rules mean your NIN might be tied to numbers you didn't authorise. Here's how to check and remove them before they become a problem.

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The only Black Friday 2025 tech deals guide you need

We've picked through the noise to find deals that actually make sense.

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Mark your calendar for when GTA VI is released in 2026

Too long don’t read; A year from now. GTA VI is set for November 2026.

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Which Redmi tablet should you buy in Nigeria right now?

Looking for a Redmi tablet to buy? Here’s a clear breakdown of options, pricing, and what you should pick.

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Chinese phone maker OnePlus releases its big battery 2025 phones this November

After the bigger batteries, here’s what else the new OnePlus phones bring to the table.

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Nothing Phone 3a lite launched as the first Nothing Phone with a macro camera. It’s $249 (₦365,000)

Don't buy the Nothing Phone 3a Lite until you read this.

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