londoner:
Glamrock....as you have seen, NL can be a very negative place.

Please checkout skyscrapercity.com

There is a Nigerian secton where you can get positive news/coverage about Nigeria tht is actually uplifting rather than an assault....lol

It will keep you excited about Nigeria and prospects.

Billyonaire:


I started out with 15kva turnkey system and gradually upgraded to 20kva then 30kva. It sounds industrial to him because of his level in life. For me, my drive is to, totally stay off the national grid in my lifetime, and I am constantly researching on latest solar and battery technologies. Alternatively, most serviced estates generate energy and connect to homes 24/7 with customized metering system. One doesnt have to worry about the sources of energy, all you know is that there is electricity at your home 24/7, your business is to fund your smart card.

cococandy:
[size=18pt] The OP has made up her mind.
Everybody go to your house.
Case closed.[/size]

Glamrock:


Hmm I'd rather not say, I've gotten enough backlash for one day

simplex2:


You're an unrepentant liar! An architect designed a 3-storey building for you with internal staircase?
Yes, I'm mentally poor, but you, my friend is an uneducated liar!

I double dare you now, post the address of your 3-storey internal stairased building and I will devout my time to check it out. I will start a thread to apologize for my 'poor and wretched views' when confirmed. You can take an easier option of posting the pix of your 3x2 = 6 staircase here.

I am waiting Mr Billionaire.

londoner:
Glamrock....as you have seen, NL can be a very negative place.

Please checkout skyscrapercity.com

There is a Nigerian secton where you can get positive news/coverage about Nigeria tht is actually uplifting rather than an assault....lol

It will keep you excited about Nigeria and prospects.

oyb:


lonnng hisss.

oya, tell us the make and cost of the system in your place, and the contractor who installed it. what make is the 30kva inverter, what voltage and what make are the batteries, and what is the load in your 3 storey mansipn?

lets see what your level, or perhaps the level of your oga is.

londoner:
Glamrock....as you have seen, NL can be a very negative place.

Please checkout skyscrapercity.com

There is a Nigerian secton where you can get positive news/coverage about Nigeria tht is actually uplifting rather than an assault....lol

It will keep you excited about Nigeria and prospects.

Billyonaire:
LOL, losers everywhere.

oyb:


oga talk na.

tell us the make of your 30kva inverter.

i hope you are not googling desperately to come up with a name

Billyonaire:
Sorry, I cant post my address, and I have nothing to proof to you. You are inconsequential to me.

Naijamericana:


One of the first things you will notice is that Nigerians speak their minds. You will have to develop a very thick skin around Nigerians. Go ahead, say what's on your mind. You might as well practice with us online.

Glamrock:


I am in no way influenced by negative comments from people who don't know anything about me and what I have to offer. They are ignored. Thank you for accepting me my friend

Bollinger:

Dog wey wan lost no de hear im master whistle. The posters rooting for you to come back don't really like you. Misery likes company. Just this week alone, 3 armed men raked havoc on the streets of lagos weilding automatic rifles for a good twenty minutes. No police, no security agents. Nothing. The taste of the pudding is in the eating. Just go and see for yourself. You could be raped, beaten to a pulp and no one will help you. You obviously know the in and outs of NL. Scan through. there is a page, with pictures, about a woman whose breast was cut off for supposedly stealing something. Can you imagine that? No due process, just jungle justice. The reason these posters don't mention things like that is because Nigerians are used to gore and violence. Nothing shocks them anymore. A Nigerian could be taking an evening stroll and see a dead corpse in the middle of the road, and he/she would just pass by as if nothing was there. And this is the social norm you want to live in. I wish you good luck.

Bollinger:


Dog wey wan lost no de hear im master whistle. The posters rooting for you to come back don't really like you. Misery likes company. Just this week alone, 3 armed men raked havoc on the streets of lagos weilding automatic rifles for a good twenty minutes. No police, no security agents. Nothing. The taste of the pudding is in the eating. Just go and see for yourself. You could be raped, beaten to a pulp and no one will help you. You obviously know the in and outs of NL. Scan through. there is a page, with pictures, about a woman whose breast was cut off for supposedly stealing something. Can you imagine that? No due process, just jungle justice. The reason these posters don't mention things like that is because Nigerians are used to gore and violence. Nothing shocks them anymore. The status quo is absolutely normal. A Nigerian could be taking an evening stroll and see a dead corpse in the middle of the road, and he/she would just pass by as if nothing was there. And this is the social norm you want to live in. I wish you good luck.

GIYAZZ:
And this is the only contribution you've got to give? A one-slided negative view of our country? Smh

Bollinger:


I will apologize if you prove to me that i am telling lies.

GIYAZZ:
You're not telling lies about "The violence life-Jungle Justice thing" but then you made it sound like Nigeria is a war field literally. I mean, your post was filled with unnecessary and negative hyperboles!

Bollinger:


How can it be a hyperbole if it is true. Did a woman's breast got cut off this week? Did three armed men hold lagos island to ransom for twenty minutes? Like i said, the reason you don't think it is a big deal is because you are used to the gore and violence. And that is absolutely not normal.

GIYAZZ:
Forgive my english, but things WORSTER than these aforementioned you put up there happen in the U.S and other Western countries in a daily!! You are just blinded by the negative news you must have been reading or hearing about Nigeria lately. Truth is, GOOD THINGS DO HAPPEN HERE TOO!

You just come up with bullcrap about a nation and ignore it's positive sides.

Bollinger:


I can tell you for a fact that nothing "worster" than what I have described happen in the US. people don't just show up in public with rifles in broad daylight without the police showing up in 5 minutes. And the citizenry don't go about cutting people's breast off for stealing, while onlookers clap and jump for joy. Are you ok? There is nothing positive to say about a country that has no value for human life. To make it worse, people like you think it Is normal. MADNESS.

GIYAZZ:
I never said it was Normal. I just wanted you to atleast point out some positive things about Nigeria amidst the negative ones you posted just to make it fair. But from what you've been saying lately, I don't think you think there's anything positive about Nigeria, Hence the REAL MADNESS!