It’s over 20 days since the Lagos Fashion Week 2021 ended yet we’re still gushing over the beauty and creativity of the fashion-forward and daring personalities who showed up with signature pieces on and off the runway. These fashion enthusiasts all definitely understood the assignment!
A definite highlight of the show was the creation of some of the sponsors in engaging guests throughout the 2-day physical runway and exhibitions.
It’s no news that renowned and award-winning mobile brand, TECNO, shouldered the responsibility of being the Official Smartphone Partner for the #LagosFW2021, with its latest smartphone, the Camon 18 going to work and showcasing the beauty and uniqueness on display at the event through its impressive Camera qualities.
Commenting on the brand’s outing at this Year’s fashion week, Attai Oguche, Marketing Manager, TECNO Nigeria said “Photography experience has always been the focus of the TECNO Camon Series. And with the Camon 18 series, TECNO has delivered a mobile masterpiece with state-of-the-art camera features to ensure that our users enjoy great photography experiences that bring about the colorful memories”.
“Our customers remain at the heart of all we do at TECNO, and this reflects in the core proposition of our devices, even as we create unique experiences tailored to their lifestyles.
The Lagos Fashion Week provides a great platform for this, hence our partnership. We will continue to Stop at Nothing to deliver excellence in both product and customer experience”, he added.
Apart from the stunning features and addition of the Gimbal Camera to the CAMON 18 Premier, we cannot help but be awestruck by the capabilities showed by this smartphone with the super-impressive pictures it delivered. Enjoy the beauty of these photos of some street-style fashion taken with the Camon 18 premier:
The LFW attendees took epic outdoor shoots, and they didn’t fail to emphasize the TECNO CAMON 18 Camera upgrade.
The TECNO CAMON 18 highlights and enhances the beauty of any skin tone making the photos crisp and clear, while enhancing colors on each outfit and making the images Pop! Everyone who stopped by at the TECNO booth at the Lagos Fashion week couldn’t help but take memorable photos of themselves with the CAMON 18 Premier.
Celebrating its 10th Year, the Lagos Fashion Week has come of age to become the hub for fashion enthusiasts to gather for the creativity, latest fashion trends, and all the glam and razzmatazz, with the environment’s ambiance providing great spots for people taking beautiful photos and videos to share and to keep the lovely memories of their experience.
And just in case you haven’t gotten yourself any of the Camon 18 series, visit any TECNO authorized dealer outlets or e-commerce platforms to get yours this Christmas!
Did you use the TECNO CAMON 18 at the Lagos Fashion Week? Tell us how you felt about it.
Nigeria’s Minister of Information, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has stated that there are several ‘inconsistencies and errors’ in the controversial #EndSARS panel report released last week.
Mohammed, in a statement made available to POLITICS NIGERIA in Abuja on Tuesday, highlighted some of these ‘errors/inconsistencies’ adding that the report was a ‘hoax’.
1. BALLISTIC REPORTS
The Minister stated: “The report threw away the testimony of ballistic experts who testified before it. The experts said, inter alia, in their testimony: ”The Team finds that from the medical data examined, including the
timeline of arrival at medical facility and the nature of the injuries sustained by the Victims, who were taken to the 5 medical facilities, that no military grade live ammunition (high-velocity) was fired at the protesters at Lekki Tollgate on 20th October 2020, within the timeframe of reference (18.30- 20.34hrs).
“That the GSW (Gun Shot Wounds) injuries (4 in number between 19:05 and 19:45 hrs), which were
examined by the Team, can be safely identified as being discharged by either low velocity caliber and/or artisanal/12-gauge firearms (artisanal firearms are locally-fabricated weapons). What is however
certain is that had the military personnel deliberately fired military grade live ammunition directly at the protesters; there would have been significantly more fatalities and catastrophic injuries recorded. This was clearly not the case.”
2. FORENSICS
The Minister stated: “The same panel that said it deemed as credible the evidence of the Forensic Pathologist, Prof. John Obafunwa, that only three of the bodies on which post mortem were conducted were from Lekki and only one had gunshot injury went on to contradict itself by saying nine persons died of gunshot wounds at Lekki!”
3. VICTIM TESTIMONY
Mohammed told Newsmen: “The man whose evidence (that he counted 11 bodies in a military van where he was left for dead before he escaped) was found to be crucial by the panel never testified in person. Rather, the video of his ‘testimony’ was played by someone else. It did not occur to the panel to query the veracity of the testimony of a man who said he was shot and presumed dead but still had time to count dead bodies inside a supposedly dark van at night!”
4. BLOOD STAINS AND BULLET CASINGS
The Minister said: “The panel said trucks with brushes underneath were brought to the Lekki Toll Gate in the morning of Oct. 21 2020 to clean up bloodstains and other evidence, but still found bullet casings at the same site when it visited on Oct. 30th 2020. It said soldiers picked up bullet casings from Lekki Toll Gate on the night of Oct. 20th 2020, yet claimed that policemen came to the same spot to pick the same bullet casings on Oct. 21st 2020!”
5. FAMILIES OF THE VICTIMS
Alhaji Mohammed said; “The panel was silent on the family members of those reportedly killed, merely insinuating they were afraid to testify. Even goats have owners who will look for them if they do not return home, not to talk of human beings. Where are the family members of those who were reportedly killed at Lekki Toll Gate?”
“If the panel is recommending compensation for the families, what are their identities and addresses? Who will receive the compensations when no family members have shown up to date?”
6. VICTIM LIST/MASSACRE
The Minister queried: “How can a Judicial Panel convince anyone that the names of some casualties of the Lekki Toll Gate incident listed as numbers 3 (Jide), 42 (Tola) and 43 (Wisdom) are not fictitious names.?”
“Why did the Judicial Panel feel compelled to concoct a ”massacre in context” as a euphemism for ”massacre”? A massacre is a massacre. What is ”massacre in context?'”
7. DESTROYED BUSINESSES
Mohammed queried: “The report didn’t make any recommendation on the innocent people whose businesses were attacked and destroyed during the protest in Lagos. I think it was too busy looking for evidence to support its conclusion of ‘massacre in context’.”
In conclusion, the Minister said; “The report of the panel in circulation cannot be relied upon because its authenticity is in doubt. Besides, the Lagos State Government, being the convening authority, has yet to release any official report to the public.”
“Neither has the panel done so. The cowardly leakage of an unsigned report to the public is not enough. Assuming the report in circulation bears any iota of genuineness, it is basic knowledge that the report of such a panel is of no force until the convening authority issues a White Paper and Gazette on it. It is therefore too premature for any person or entity to seek to castigate the Federal Government and its agencies or officials based on such an unofficial and unvalidated report.”
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