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Konga Releases Shopping App for iOS
9/4/2014 12:59:00 AM

Konga.com recently unveiled a shopping app for the iOS platform, marking the latest step by the e-commerce giant to make online shopping convenient and accessible to everyone. Konga customers who use iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices can now shop on the go with ease and discover the hottest deals on hundreds of thousands of unique items, thanks to the newly released iOS app from Konga.com, Nigeria's largest online mall. Continue...

The free app offers a variety of features that make the shopping experience on Konga.com pleasurable. Users can now securely access their Konga account and pay for items using their debit cards or Konga wallet, view push notifications on the latest deals and top-selling items, add selected items to cart, order products in 3 steps and keep track of all orders. The Konga iOS app is a convenient, secure and fast way to access the full range of products and services on Konga.com.

With the Konga iOS app, shopping on your iPhone or iPad is beyond tempting. Konga has managed to create an intuitive UI and navigation, which makes popular categories and products quite easy to discover, with a clean presentation style for search results and item profiles. Plus it's shop-on-the-go right from the comfort of your Apple device!

Do you have any questions? Contact Konga's Customer Experience Team and they will be happy to help. For feedback and suggestions about the app (or just to say how much you love it), reach out through the Contact Us page in the app or send an email to mobile@konga.com

Download now to enjoy an amazing mobile shopping experience!

 

Photos: Alimodu Sheriff breaks down as he tries to dissociate self from Boko Haram
9/4/2014 1:00:00 AM

Former Borno state governor Alimodu Sheriff broke down in tears during a press conference in Abuja yesterday as he tried to dissociate himself from Boko Haram. He'd been accused by Australian negotiator Stephen Davis of being a major sponsor of the sect. He vehemently denied this at the press conference

 

Chris Oyakhilome denies adultery accusations, threatens to sue journalists
9/4/2014 1:01:00 AM

Rev. Chris Oyakhilome, who is currently in divorce court with his estranged wife Anita Oyakhilome has denied adultery accusations and has threatened to sue journalists who publish stories about himself and his wife. In a statement released via his lawyer Mr. Kemi Pinheiro (SAN) a few hours ago, Pastor Oyakhilome said the accusations of adultery against him is 'false and malicious'.

"The attention of our client, Rev. Chris Oyakhilome, and the church has been drawn to the wave of false, malicious and fabricated stories being published in the print and electronic media about his person, the church and a matrimonial cause between him and his wife," his attorney stated. Continue...From Sahara Reporters

Sharply criticizing the recent coverage of the divorce proceedings, which the statement did not refute, the release claimed that publishers went so far as to fabricate claims that he had committed adultery against his wife, Anita. These contradict her claims that the leader of Christ Embassy Church had indeed been unfaithful during their "terribly degenerated" marriage, something she disclosed through counsel to Premium Times earlier Wednesday.

Chris Oyakhilome characterized the media's coverage of his wife's efforts to divorce him as "complete distortion of the facts in the pending proceedings in the United Kingdom", the statement cited the coverage as "selfishly motivated" for political and financial advantage. 

Oyakhilome's counsel further said the media's coverage was engineered to bring him and the church shame and ridicule, though his wife was the person who aired the allegations against him. Earlier today, Wednesday, Mrs. Oyakhilome even told Premium Times, through counsel, that the marriage had "terribly degenerated".

The statement also acknowledged freedom of the press, but quite contradictorily cautioned that further action will be taken to safeguard the image of the church and the pastor if coverage continued. "Be warned therefore that unless the concerned media houses desist from further publishing words and stories which are false and damaging of our client's reputation and the church, we shall, without further recourse to the concerned publishers, promptly embark on appropriate legal machinery with a view to protecting our client's reputation and that of the church."

 

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