A Nigerian lady has gone viral on social media after breaking down in tears over an iPhone 15 Pro Max she purchased for ₦1.1 million, only to discover that the device allegedly had multiple faults.
According to the report, the lady had saved up for the phone but later realized that the camera and several other features were not functioning properly. She reportedly returned to the vendor in hopes of getting a replacement, but was unable to secure one.
The incident has sparked conversations online, with many Nigerians sharing opinions on smartphone purchases, consumer protection, and the risks associated with buying expensive devices from unreliable sources.
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@philipchukwud11
But please, how is phone part of wanting a better life n if you are working to get out poverty, na iphone go help u exit am?
I no really get.
But sorry sha
@Jossy4reX
You wanted to work ur way out of poverty nia make you buy 1.1m phone from saving u dey craze aje
@banji_Henrietta
That thing can pain, you save up money and end up getting what I ordered versus what I got
@Mr_Jonnson
Low trust society problems. Even when you have the money, it’s not a guarantee you’re going to get your money’s worth because the other guy on the end of the deal can’t just seem to do the right thing.
@Omomor2
At this point, some iPhones in the market are just expensive power banks with attitude
@nzekwe_arinze
Boys no dey smile ☺️
@Tunamaniac
When buying a phone, the best is just save money and go for a new one instead of a used one. Saves you a whole lot of headaches
@ask_chingy
Ahh sorry. So what do you do now ?
@StunnaBBK
People save up to buy phone ????
@anic4uu
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