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HOW TO RESET MY MOBILE PHONE OFFLINE

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2 weeks ago

June 12, 2025

Hello Nairaflavers, Today we’ll be discussing on the topic “How to reset my mobile phone offline” as we all know that there are two methods / ways you can perform factory reset on your mobile phone, “Online” and “Offline”

So, today i will be coaching you on how to use the offline method.

Without wasting much of our time, let us quickly go on the definition / meaning of “Factory reset”

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WHAT IS FACTORY RESET?

Factory reset is a way of erasing all the information / contents on a device, with the aim of restoring the device to it original state.

WHY SHOULD I RESET MY MOBILE PHONE?

Performing factory reset on your phone can serve as a solution to technical difficulties on your phone, like when your phone get stuck to a malicious file or software.

Performing factory reset can also speed up for phone by improving the performance, especially when you had eaten up your phone RAM and Space.

STEPS ON HOW TO PERFORM FACTORY RESET.

Turn off your device.
Hold the power button and the volume down button until you get the Android bootloader menu.
On your bootloader menu you will use the volume buttons to scroll through the different options and the power button to enter/select.
Choose the option “Recovery Mode.”
You should see the words “no command” in a black screen.
Press and hold the power button.
While holding the power button press and release the volume up button.
Now you will see a list menu with the option to Wipe data/Factory reset.
After selecting the Factory reset option you will warned you are about to erase all user data.
Select Yes and your device will be restored to its factory state.

WRAPPING:

Please never reset your mobile phone without backing up the files, except if you don’t need the backup.

Thank you for reading my article.

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INSTRUMENTAL: Wizkid – Grace Freebeats

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1 hour ago

June 28, 2025

Daniel Onimisi Ford

We present to you “ Grace” Instrumental, the fourteenth track off Wizkid ‘Made in Lagos‘ album 2020.

INSTRUMENTAL: Wizkid – Grace Freebeats

Instrumental Coming Soon…

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INSTRUMENTAL: Wizkid – Gyrate Freebeats

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1 hour ago

June 28, 2025

Daniel Onimisi Ford

We present to you the instrumental of Gyrate the second track off Wizkid ‘Made in Lagos‘ album 2020.

INSTRUMENTAL: Wizkid – Gyrate Freebeats

Instrumental Coming Soon

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I Sincerely Apologise For Addressing The Youths As ‘children’ – Desmond Elliot Posted

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2 hours ago

June 28, 2025

Daniel Onimisi Ford

Desmond Elliot has apologized for addressing the youths as ‘Children’ while making his submission during plenary at the Lagos state House of Assembly last week.

In a viral video that captured the Surulere lawmaker’s submission on the Lagos carnage, he addressed the youths as children and opined that social media was used to fuel the carnage.

Nigerians on social media have been dragging him since for his comment.

In a statement he released on his Twitter handle today, the actor apologized for his choice of words during the deliberation. According to him, he did not mean to be insensitive.

Read his statement below:-

”I have read your honest feedback& suggestions& I sincerely apologize for addressing the youth as “Children” I did not mean to be insensitive with this, it was borne out of the magnitude of destruction&looting of businesses I witnessed when I went on a tour of my constituency

I saw women crying and my constituent members distraught as a result of the damages inflicted on their source of livelihood. I was moved by this while giving my submission on the floor of the House.

I allowed my emotions to get the better of me and for this, I apologize to everyone my earlier statements may have hurt.
Please, understand that even the best of us make mistakes.

This is why, moving forward, I ask that we all try to engage constructively on the issues that affect all of us. I promise to do the same.

The pain that I feel for my constituents, the calls for assistance that I continue to get, and the need to mitigate against further destruction and violence will continue to drive my engagements and my work.

I thank you all for expressing your views, and in the future, I promise to be more conscious and aware. Together, we will build a better Nigeria. End.”