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Shegs12345
We Dont Need Bank Insider To Transfer Money From Victims Phones Suspects
~1.3 mins read
Operatives of the Zone 2 Police Command, Onikan, Lagos, have arrested five suspected members of a syndicate which specialized in stealing mobile phones to withdraw money from owners’ accounts.
The suspects boasted that they did not need an insider connection in banks to transfer money from stolen SIM cards. Rather, they claimed they had codes which could facilitate the change of owners withdrawal pins.
The suspects’ modus operandi included visiting hair salons in high brow areas in Lagos, pretending to have come to either plait, wash or have their hair cut, only to snatch phones that are carelessly placed by genuine customers.
They had stolen a Samsung X9 phone in a barbing saloon, in Lekki area of Lagos, two months ago, from where they successfully withdrew N2.3 million.
Identities of the suspects are Daniel Asigbe, 25; Ikechukwu Aigbe, 25; Frank Opara, 21; Seun Dairo 19 and Goodness Ndukwe, 19.
During interrogation, one of them, Asigbe, said: “I stole the phone and gave the SIM card to Ikechukwu, who got the owner’s BVN. He sent the BVN number to Yele( at large), who generated the account owner’s transfer pin.
“He gave Ikechukwu the details. He ( Ikechukwu) transferred N2.3 million from the account, into Seun’s account. He also bought N20,000 worth of airtime from the account. We don’t have a bank insider, we bypass them because we get all the information we need to transfer money from stolen phones through some codes”.
The Zonal Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Hauwa Adamu, informed that as at the time of arrest, one of the suspects, Seun, had given his Auto Teller Machine card to Opara, apparently for another deal.
She said: “Investigation is in progress as suspects will be charged to court upon completion, for prosecution. Meanwhile, members of the public are hereby advised to quickly draw necessary attention in the event of loss of their mobile phones or other valuables”bank-insider-to-transfer-money-from-victims-phones
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Andy

Heart Affairs: It Is Crowded Here
~0.9 mins read

Crowds and Uproars,
Sermons and funerals,

Sweat and stench, 
Drags and and pushes,

Too busy for tolerance,
It is crowded here, 

Ups and downs, 
Rise and falls,

Races and schemes, 
Loses and wins,

Too busy for peace,
It is crowded here, 

Screams and moans,
Pains and pleasures,

Appetizers and variety 
Lust and addiction, 

Too busy for love,
It is crowded here, 

Friends to foes, 
Foes to friends, 

Trust and lies,
Crime and war,

Too busy for unity,
It is crowded here, 

Verses and quotes, 
Sins and judgement,

Demons and angels, 
God and Satan,

Too busy for God,
It is crowded here, 

An Excerpt from T.s_Theddy.



©ANDY
Min. Of Heart Affairs 🤝

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Gen2sol
Kirin 9000 AnTuTu Result Shows Promising GPU Results, 3.13 GHz CPU
~3.1 mins read
While Huawei is still reluctant to officially unveil the Kirin 9000 chipset that will power its upcoming flagships, AnTuTu and Geekbench results have leaked in sufficient quantities for an early look at the performance we can expect.

Let’s start with the GPU, a Mali-G78 (core count unknown). It scores 287,000+ points, well ahead of the current Android champ, the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra's Snapdragon 865+, which posted a score of 258,171. However, it’s slightly behind the Exynos 1080 graphics score.

AnTuTu scores: Kirin 9000 AnTuTu scores: Exynos 1080
AnTuTu scores: Kirin 9000 • Exynos 1080
Huawei has the first mover advantage as the Mate 40 should be out this year (and probably some Honor models too, assuming chip supply resumes). The new Exynos chips may arrive next year (it depends on when vivo launches the X60, according to Ice Universe).

This phone, NOH-NX9, features a 90Hz display and runs Android 10 (with EMUI) on 8GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 256 GB of UFS 3.1 storage. It's not quite clear which phone this is exactly, though a Huawei Mate 40 is the most likely suspect (as those will be the first with the Kirin 9000).

Comparison: Kirin 9000 vs. Kirin 990 5G vs. Snapdragon 865
Comparison: Kirin 9000 vs. Kirin 990 5G vs. Snapdragon 865
Moving on to the CPU, AnTuTu is a tad more detailed in its report than Geekbench. It reveals that the big Cortex-A77 cores are clocked at 3.13 GHz. This is higher than even the Snapdragon 865+, which is the current leader in mobile clock speeds with a prime core running at 3.09 GHz. This is partially due to the improved process, 5 nm.

The A77 is an older generation, however, it was used in some 2020 chipsets. It’s still an upgrade over the outgoing Kirin 990 5G, promising 20% higher clock-for-clock performance over the A76 cores.

GeekBench 5.1 (multi-core)Higher is better

  • SORT BY LABEL
  • SORT BY VALUE
  • Kirin 9000 (leak)3688
  • Asus ROG Phone 3 (144Hz)3357
  • Huawei P40 Pro+3203
  • Exynos 2100 (leak)3107
  • Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G2603
  • GeekBench 5.1 (single-core)Higher is better

  • SORT BY LABEL
  • SORT BY VALUE
  • Exynos 2100 (leak)1040
  • Kirin 9000 (leak)1016
  • Asus ROG Phone 3 (144Hz)975
  • Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G880
  • Huawei P40 Pro+781
  • The Kirin 9000 beats the current Snapdragons in single-core and multi-core performance, though we should see the first phones using the Snapdragon 875 in the first quarter of next year, which may tip the balance of power back the other way.

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