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Politics / Re: Edo Market Women Protest Against Alleged Imposition Of Iyaloja Of Lagos by laudate: 4:59pm On Jul 28 |
EreluRoz: Did they ever tell you they needed one? And haven't they been achieving their goals all these years? Why can't you people mind your own business, and stop interfering in places where you have NO business, and nobody needs you? Traders in Edo markets, know how to organise and coordinate themselves. Tell Folashade Tinubu-Ojo to leave them alone, and to stop being greedy. She is Iyaloja of Lagos NOT Iyaloja of Edo or Iyaloja of Nigeria. What kind of nönsēnse is all this, séf? 1 Like |
Politics / Re: FG’ll Spend N900bn On CNG Vehicle Conversion In Three Years – Report by laudate: 4:28pm On Jul 28 |
geezyk: Try to be smart. There are over 3,000 fuel stations in Nigeria. How many CNG refueling stations exist nationwide? Less than 25 places. Secondly, you need two litres of CNG to cover the same distance that 1 litre of petrol will cover. If the price is 230 per litre for CNG, then you will use 460 naira to cover the same kilometre that a 700 naira litre of petrol will cover. Let me tell you the bad part, because CNG stations are far away, you will burn more CNG to cover that distance to refuel, your car. The savings are too neglible and few to make sense. Finally, the worst part is that CNG prices will soon increase. And soon, whatever savings you thought you had, may get wiped out. Last but not the least, you will still look for 1.2 million to 1.6 million to convert your vehicle BEFORE you can use CNG. |
Politics / Re: FG’ll Spend N900bn On CNG Vehicle Conversion In Three Years – Report by laudate: 4:24pm On Jul 28 |
Salewa97: Some of you are so unintelligent that it defies belief! Since 2016 less than 20,000 vehicles have been converted nationwide to run on CNG Gas. Most states do not have infrastructure for delivery and fueling of gas. So what do they want to use to refuel such vehicles? To convert a vehicle to CNG is over 1.2 million naira per car. Who has that kind of money to waste these days? They want to convert 750,000 vehicles within 3 years. How?? With what?? Your country does not manufacture one inch of the CNG conversion kits, so what are they going to do? They will import. With which FX? Buhari promised to deliver 1 million Autogas conversion kits to Nigerians in 2020. Till today, what happened? Nothing. The whole of Western Europe does not even manufacture up to 1 million kits in one year. It is not possible. You people should stop insulting our senses with this shameless propaganda, please. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: FG’ll Spend N900bn On CNG Vehicle Conversion In Three Years – Report by laudate: 4:19pm On Jul 28 |
adenigga: Another massive propaganda! Something that is unlikely to work? Na wà, o. 1 Like |
TV/Movies / Re: Customer Review Of TSTV Services by laudate: 9:51pm On Jul 19 |
tuoyoojo: Wow! What happened to them? |
TV/Movies / Re: Customer Review Of TSTV Services by laudate: 9:50pm On Jul 19 |
Asquare84: Is TSTV working now? |
Satellite TV Technology / Re: Everything About OurTv by laudate: 9:35pm On Jul 19 |
Ourtvng: Is this OurTV still functioning? |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Question And Answer (public Sensitization) by laudate: 8:37pm On Jul 19 |
Ogbuu101:You people will not kill somebody with laughter in this place! Detach "CNG Cylinder?" How??! |
Properties / Re: N130million Newly Built 4bedroom Semi Detached Duplex by laudate: 3:24am On Jul 11 |
Immatex: It is cheap for 80,000 pounds. Really? What is minimum wage in the UK? Do they have mortgage plans over there or not? How many people in Nigeria earn UK type of salaries? |
Properties / Re: Banana Island- A Wonderful Creation Of Late Chief Adebayo Adeleke by laudate: 3:08am On Jul 11 |
KidKonnekt: They are not even related. There are many families that bear the name Adeleke, that share zero blood ties or relationship. |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Price Fall To N200/scm, Markerters Unveil More Stations In Lagos by laudate: 3:01am On Jul 11 |
GAZZUZZ: Let me laugh very well in my maternal mother tongue. Hehehehe.....😆😄 |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Price Fall To N200/scm, Markerters Unveil More Stations In Lagos by laudate: 3:00am On Jul 11 |
GAZZUZZ:Gazzuzz, how far? This is July. Has CNG flooded Lagos, now?? 🙄 GAZZUZZ: And this is what you call a flood? With 27 LGAs and 31 LCDAs in Lagos, you have just 4 stations, and you call it a flood. Issokay. 😆 |
Politics / Re: Again, Dangote Crashes Diesel, Aviation Fuel Prices To ₦940, ₦980 Respectively by laudate: 1:02am On Apr 25 |
7lives: It is not fueling stations greed. Price from Dangote may be a bit lower, but when you load at the depot you will still pay NUPENG charges, truck hire fees, PPPRA charges etc. All this adds up, at the send of the day. Cost of hiring a truck is now high. Not all fuel stations own their own trucks. Even the ones who do, must fuel and maintain it. All this adds to logistics costs at the end of the day. And the same costs are added to the sales price of the fuel at the stations. It is even becoming increasingly expensive, to run a station properly. You need to factor in cost of diesel for the generators at the station. You cannot change prices at the pump, when you change over your power supply to gen, after DISCOs take light. Another thing is that state govt taxes have increased. Go and find out out much LASAA, LASPA etc are charging for signboard and car parks in Lagos. Local government taxes nkó? Those ones are constant. Abeg, forget this APC government. As they are giving 1 drop of ease to you with one hand, they are using 2 or more hands to take away the same benefits, through the back door. |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Price Fall To N200/scm, Markerters Unveil More Stations In Lagos by laudate: 6:16pm On Apr 14 |
GAZZUZZ: No, there is no other option. Only CNG was adopted as a mono-fuel. Oga, you need to read my previous post with an open mind. Every detail was covered and the whole conversion was clarified. |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Price Fall To N200/scm, Markerters Unveil More Stations In Lagos by laudate: 6:14pm On Apr 14 |
GAZZUZZ: No, this is not what I am talking about. After the retrofit, there is no diesel usage in the vehicle. Only Autogas CNG is used all through, because it is a mono conversion. Diesel tank is even taken out. So nowhere to store diesel in the vehicle. Dual-fuel conversion will mean that the vehicle uses both diesel and CNG, and can switch between both sources of fuel. |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Price Fall To N200/scm, Markerters Unveil More Stations In Lagos by laudate: 5:51pm On Apr 14 |
Kewtt: Minimum of what?? Different vehicles use different types of conversion kits. Kits from places like India and China are cheaper than those from Germany and Poland, for small vehicles. Oga, abeg rest. |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Price Fall To N200/scm, Markerters Unveil More Stations In Lagos by laudate: 5:50pm On Apr 14 |
GAZZUZZ:I have seen people who do a mono retrofit for their petrol and diesel engines, in order to convert to gas. Stop talking about what you do not know. I have friends who work for an Autogas company in Lagos. I was even part of one of their workshops in Lagos in 2021, and we saw vehicles they converted to run on mono Autogas CNG. The owner of the vehicles was an expatriate who was tired of their drivers stealing diesel from their large trucks, and siphoning petrol from their official cars. Their factory was already running on natural gas as they were located close to a pipeline in Ogun state. 1 Like |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Question And Answer (public Sensitization) by laudate: 5:44pm On Apr 14 |
Kewtt: Is this fact or hearsay?? Any link to any government publication, where this can be verified? |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Price Fall To N200/scm, Markerters Unveil More Stations In Lagos by laudate: 5:42pm On Apr 14 |
Kewtt: Cost depends on the type of vehicle being converted. Different types of conversion kits are used for different models of vehicles. OEM conversion kits cost, is also different from one another. So the cost of conversion kits & labour, varies. |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Price Fall To N200/scm, Markerters Unveil More Stations In Lagos by laudate: 5:22pm On Apr 14 |
GAZZUZZ: CNG will not flood Lagos. Stop misleading people! Haba. So only 4 stations that have been opened in far places will make CNG flood Lagos?? Really? Or you think the readers of your page, are not educated enough to read between the lines? Must you exaggerate and use propaganda to get your point across? 3 Likes |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Price Fall To N200/scm, Markerters Unveil More Stations In Lagos by laudate: 5:19pm On Apr 14 |
Kewtt: He will only give you the price in USD, and not in naira, so that people will not easily be able to get clarity on the costs. There is NO component of the CNG conversion kit, that is manufactured locally. How much do people earn? That they will spend over half a million or more to convert their vehicles? Gazzuz is just promoting his new found business. He is not interested in whether it is a sustainable solution or not. I advise people always to do a dual-fuel conversion that can use both CNG and petrol, and NOT a mono-fuel conversion that uses only CNG. Otherwise, if CNG runs out in your car and you are far from an Autogas CNG station, you will be stranded on the road. Just rent a towing van when this happens to you.... 5 Likes |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Question And Answer (public Sensitization) by laudate: 4:45pm On Apr 14 |
Kewtt: Tell us please, how much did they collect from government? |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Question And Answer (public Sensitization) by laudate: 3:36am On Apr 12 |
jmoore: That is what we have been saying since oh! There are 774 local governments in Nigeria. Less than 8 have Autogas CNG stations where motorists can refuel their cars using CNG. Yet some folks are beating their chest about doing conversions and also making noise about how Tinubu set up pCNGi committee! Let me laugh very well in my language. If not for the fact that LPG costs has gone up, it is still much better to convert to Autogas LPG, since so many LPG gas skids and LPG Gas plants are all over the place, in every single state and in majority of local government areas nationwide. 1 Like |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Question And Answer (public Sensitization) by laudate: 5:54pm On Mar 31 |
GAZZUZZ: "It is a more expensive, but stable approach?" Stable, in what sense? For how many people? So other options are not stable? Right now, you do not even have adequate infrastructure in-country, to retail Autogas CNG into cars and generators. How many places are close to a gas pipeline? Very few. So people will need to depend on a virtual pipeline with mobile cascades etc, as well as just very few gas stations, in case they need to refuel. So of what use is the total conversion if a car cannot refuel with Autogas CNG in his own neighborhood? In the entire southwest region of 5 states, only 2 Autogas CNG stations exist. Ibafo and Ikorodu. Period. Dual-fuel systems make far more sense, because if the car runs out of gas, it can keep moving with the other fuel, whether it is petrol or diesel, until it finally gets to where it can refuel, or until new stock of CNG is obtained. So Öga, no need for this long story. We all know how it goes. pCNGi was set up to chop money, and do very little. There are other committees and associations, that have been driving the adoption of gas for years, using private efforts with very little government support, that have achieved much more than anything this pCNGi can ever hope to achieve. When NIPCO started converting taxis in Benin to run on CNG before 2014, where was government? Which committee was set up to drive them? Other bodies like NLGPA, and NGA as well as NGEP have done so much work in the gas sector. But since this government wants to create food for the boys, it had to set up pCNGi. Una well done. Everyone is watching in 3D. Man must wack, not so? |
Car Talk / Re: CNG Question And Answer (public Sensitization) by laudate: 2:21am On Mar 31 |
GAZZUZZ: "Conversion of cars for the public for free," is nothing more than empty propaganda. Please do not peddle this false tale. Most of the vehicles converted so far, are just for govt ministries. Even under Buhari, cars were converted to run on Autogas LPG for PPPRA, and NNPC subsidiaries. Then they claimed that over a million Autogas kits were imported, which was a big fat lie! Autogas conversion kits are expensive. They run into hundreds of thousands of naira, per vehicle. Not cheap. A few Innoson buses were also converted for Labour, which was less than 10 units. So for government to offer free conversion to the public, it would cost multimillions of naira, which they cannot do for now. Finally, you did not answer his question about converting diesel generator to gas. How would this be done? To the best of my knowledge, only EGORAS in Anambra has been able to do this successfully, with minimal issues. |
Travel / Re: CANADA: A Nigerian Family Says They Face ‘Persecution’ If Deported, Beg To Stay by laudate: 2:09am On Mar 31 |
FreeStuffsNG: You need health workers, but you refuse to pay the ones that work in public hospitals in Naija. That is why they are always going on strike, in the medical sector. Some of you just make empty noise. 1 Like |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by laudate: 2:06am On Mar 31 |
GloriousGbola: You said you are working on "part of the design of the second of over 50 projects converting /upgrading petrol stations to autogas ie supplying lpg and cng for vehicles..." What kind of design again? Is it not to put LPG skids in the forecourt of petrol stations, and work out a revenue sharing agreement with such stations? Are you building fresh petrol stations from scratch? Why do people like reinventing the wheel? As for CNG fueling, you need to installed mini CNG cascades and skids in fuel stations. But because of size constraints since these things are large, it would be better to install them in big mega stations that have a lot of space. It is not rocket science. So what design work is needed again? Or is it the design to be submitted to DPR for the licenses? Abeg, this government is paying lip service to the deployment of Autogas nationwide. When NIPCO deployed Autogas in Benin over 15 years ago, how much design work did they do? Till today, some if their stations trading under the name NIPCO/Greenfuels, is still dispensing Autogas CNG into taxis and buses, in Benin. |
Food / Re: Can CNG Be Used For Cooking? by laudate: 1:52am On Mar 31 |
GAZZUZZ: Please what type of conversion kits do you use to retrofit the cars? Do you have licenses and approvals from OEMs of these conversion kits? What about after sales support? Do you offer it? |
Sports / Re: Lagos State Sets Up AFCON Viewing Centres Across The State by laudate: 11:32pm On Jan 24 |
greatness22: You sèf, you don see am. Their modus operandi is to launch propaganda and palliatives. Things that make no sense and solve zero problems, in the long term. |
Politics / Re: Petrol Prices To Fall Over Refineries’ Take Off, Says Cardoso by laudate: 10:26pm On Jan 24 |
Cardoso can lie!! What kind of fall will happen? Will the private refineries not buy crude at international prices? Will the materials and equipment used during the refining process, not be maintained by engineers using foreign parts and materials bought in USD? The only thing that will be reduced is cost of international freight of crude, if all the crude is sourced locally. And cost of freight is a small percentage of overall cost. Na wa, o. The loans taken by Dangote in USD to build that refinery have to be repaid now at a higher forex rate! And yet, Cardoso expects cost of refined petroleum products to come down? What brand of Sapele water are they offering him in CBN? |
Politics / Re: The Family Bond Between The Igala And Igbos. Historical Fact by laudate: 6:31pm On Nov 19, 2023 |
Armaggedon: See this one. You sabi lie, shá. Which Igala? The one I know, where my relatives are from? Abi, another one inside your dreams?
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Satellite TV Technology / Re: My TSTV Experience: Pros And Cons by laudate: 8:29pm On Jul 31, 2023 |
Where is TSTV Office in Lagos?? |
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