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IF we qualify for world cup, then a foreign coach becomes MANDATORY. However, At this point in time, if you are clamoring for a foreign coach, then you don't know football. If you are also clamoring for an indigenous coach without a recent pedigree, you still don't understand football. What Super Eagles need now is a coach who understands African football and has enjoyed recent success against the oppositions in our WC qualifying group. This chosen coach meets those requirements as our primary target NOW is to beat all the African teams in our group.

Crushed plastics are available in huge quantities and in various colors.

1. Hot Washed and Sterilized N850 per kg

2. Hot Washed N750 per kg

3. Cold Washed N500 per kg

4. Unwashed - N400 per kg

HOTLINE/WhatsApp: 07047247562

Minimum order quantity is 500kg

Prices are subject to change without prior notice.

Crushed plastics are available in huge quantities and in various colors.

1. Hot Washed and Sterilized N850 per kg

2. Hot Washed N750 per kg

3. Cold Washed N500 per kg

4. Unwashed - N400 per kg

HOTLINE/WhatsApp: 07047247562

Minimum order quantity is 500kg

Prices are subject to change without prior notice.

Crushed plastics are available in huge quantities and in various colors.

1. Hot Washed and Sterilized N850 per kg

2. Hot Washed N750 per kg

3. Cold Washed N500 per kg

4. Unwashed - N400 per kg

HOTLINE/WhatsApp: 07047247562

Minimum order quantity is 500kg

Prices are subject to change without prior notice.

Crushed plastics are available in huge quantities and in various colors.

1. Hot Washed and Sterilized N850 per kg

2. Hot Washed N750 per kg

3. Cold Washed N500 per kg

4. Unwashed - N400 per kg

HOTLINE/WhatsApp: 07047247562

Minimum order quantity is 500kg

Prices are subject to change without prior notice.

We have crushed PET plastics in huge quantities.

1. Hot Washed and Sterilized @ N550 per kg

2. Hot Washed @ N450 per kg

3. Cold Washed @ N350 per kg

4. Unwashed @ N300 per kg

Supply ability: Upto 1ton weekly

HOTLINE/WhatsApp: 07047247562


Minimum order quantity is 500kg

Prices are subject to change without notice...

We have crushed PET plastics in huge quantities.

1. Hot Washed and Sterilized @ N550 per kg

2. Hot Washed @ N450 per kg

3. Cold Washed @ N350 per kg

4. Unwashed @ N300 per kg

Supply ability: Upto 1ton weekly

HOTLINE/WhatsApp: 07047247562


Minimum order quantity is 500kg

Prices are subject to change without notice...

We have crushed PET plastics in huge quantities.

1. Hot Washed and Sterilized @ N550 per kg

2. Hot Washed @ N450 per kg

3. Cold Washed @ N350 per kg

4. Unwashed @ N300 per kg

Supply ability: Upto 1ton weekly

HOTLINE/WhatsApp: 07047247562


Minimum order quantity is 500kg

Prices are subject to change without notice...

richeeyo:
Very few people would reason well with this, this like producing bow and arrow in the Missile age

Abeg which part of Nigeria is in the missile age? The last time I checked we were still importing toothpicks! Mtchweeee

Mraphel:
Incipient stage is not a practical model in this modern time.

You villagers will not cease to amuse me...your brothers in the west will not sink down low to your level because of their exposure.

You villagers will not cease to amuse me...your brothers in the west will not sink down low to your level because of their exposure

Now I see where you are coming from. You can't bear our ingenuity from the east? Am sure you are among those shouting against inequality in America.

Now a take a good look at the mirror and see the monster you are becoming!

Mraphel:
Have told you there are Nigerian made tricycles here they ain't like this incipient tricycle.
Better brain has done better.

Have used tricycles before, I don't need a suit sayer to tell me that's rubbish.

A software will design a tricycle for you in matters of hours and the real model will be actualized if he has funds.

However this one cannot walk at all

A software will design a tricycle for you in matters of hours and the real model will be actualized if he has funds.


No investor is foolish enough to invest in a computer graphic! He needs to SEE a practical model before committing his money. People like you build castles in the air - tons of computer simulation, yet no tangible proof to show what you can do.

However this one cannot walk at all

Go and hug transformer after seeing the video in the link below because the tricycle can Waka!

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/anthony-okafor-529878b7_in-motion-a-dream-come-true-activity-6672105939056902144-p38A

Proudlyngwa:
You guys should stop celebrating mediocrity, I moved on from building amplifiers along time ago, not because of funding, a lot of people still build slave and mixers because when there is a fault it is easier to identify. I moved on because I was young and misguided, I changed environment and the market was no mire there.

Any serious technical school should have it's students doing this, we had metal works, applied electricity and basic electronics back then, go to instructables and see what little children are doing, you will be ashamed because this is just metalwork and gathering of basic electronics components will you be comfortable entering this if it enters into a puddle of water.
And yes he can't build the components from scratch.


I said wake me up when we can make a squirrel cage motor, from there we can talk.

I said wake me up when we can make a squirrel cage motor, from there we can talk

Lazy Nigerian youth! Rather than stay awake, burn midnight candles to develop a squirrel cage motor, you prefer to sleep. Buhari was right!

Mraphel:
I'm not a village thinker like u...u need to travel out...visit places.
Nigeria cannot afford to start at that type of incipient stage again because it will never be useful for humanity...no progress will be done.

Many Nigerians are now producing Nigerian made tricycles but not like incipient stage you are referring to..which made people to patronize it.

Modern incipient stage shouldn't be like 1900 at all but at least year 2000.

We now have Nigerian made cars...but we didn't start from any foolish insapient stage to actualize it

You still don't get it. This project was done with only an angle grinder and a welding machine. I doubt if you even know what an angle grinder is.

You compare this with Nigerian made cars, well go and ask Innoson how much it cost him to equip his factory - in billions of naira. But this guy with angle grinder and welding machine worth not upto N80,000 came up with this. What will happen when he is supported with funds to equip his workshop?

Abeg show us any incipient stage you have ever achieved in your whole life and let's compare it with this.

Makanaki127:
The moto light no on,the moto no day move and u expect me to believe this nonsense

Aboki! You expect a picture to on light and move abi?

Abeg follow this link to see it in motion. Pictures no dey move!
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/anthony-okafor-529878b7_in-motion-a-dream-come-true-activity-6672105939056902144-p38A

jaggabban:
Audio solar. Op where is the video of it on the road

Check it out.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/anthony-okafor-529878b7_in-motion-a-dream-come-true-activity-6672105939056902144-p38A

Men am truly inspired. Am already working on a prototype only to see that this guy has come up first!

Proudlyngwa:
bro go to instructables, little children dey build this kain thing , anybody that knows arduino can easily do this

Then what exactly is your point? You claimed that you would have loved if the controllers were done here and I showed you a link to where he said they could be done. Now you went off direction saying any kid can build this using adruino? How many of your kid nephews and cousins have built one?

Reference:
A for effort, F for theory.

There is absolutely no way that thing will work.
The size of the most sophisticated solar panels in the world his roof will accomodate will not produce more that 500 watts peak power. That is not near enough to move that much steel (should have used lighter materials like aluminum for the chasis and composite fibres for the body) and with four pasengers.... you need much higher energy density to keep a motor of minimum size of 3 horsepower running which will kill that battery I can see in seconds.

Good try though. Now he needs a few books to add to his enthusiasm.

A for effort, F for theory.
Then for you, it is A for theory, F for practical! What practical knowledge do you have about electric vehicles?

Visit this young man's Facebook page to see the tricycle in motion. You sit in the comfort of your chair with a phone in your hand to decide which project will work or not without you yourself lifting a finger to do anything yourself.

The solar panel there will function to keep the batteries topped off during the intermediaries the user is waiting for passengers or has gone for a break. Even Kia and some Chinese EV manufacturers do have panels on their models and you know what, their own works too!

aluminum for the chasis and composite fibres for the body) and with four pasengers.... you need much higher energy density to keep a motor of minimum size of 3 horsepower running which will kill that battery I can see in seconds.

Too much book with no substantial practicals to back your claim. The electric tricycles built in India and China all uses steel. WHO CAN AFFORD A TRICYCLE MADE WITH FIBRE?? YOU NEED SOME COMMERCIAL SENSE. On full charge it goes 60 to 70km. I wouldnt think he will come to the public to announce such if it wasn't true because it is this same public that will patronize him.

Now he needs a few books to add to his enthusiasm


Now the icing on the cake. It is time you take a break from your own books and show the world what you are practically made of.

Proudlyngwa:
As far back as 96, I was building amplifiers from scratch, you think everyone is a slowpoke like you, I build my own customised electrical panels.
We should not be celebrating things like this, it makes us look way back, I want to see him build the controller for the DC motor powering that scrap, not coupling some components, which any js 3 introtech student should be able to do

Bro, go check his interview on Vanguard, he made it clear that he can build the controllers and the differential axle if the right support is given. And if you think any intro tech person can do this, why haven't they done it??

sexylassie2:
This country is filled with thoughtless people.

Someone installed solar component that he bought inside a bike then put solar panel on the roof of the bike.

People here said he is creative and innovative and has talent.

The people in this country won't kill me with laugh.

It is like a radio man installing radio inside a car, is that brilliant or creative.

quote author=sexylassie2 post=90417697]This country is filled with thoughtless people.


You are the one who is thoughtless! Otherwise you would not have been here to display your incomprehensible ignorance!

Someone installed solar component that he bought inside a bike then put solar panel on the roof of the bike.


Google the Facebook page of this young man and learn how this was built from scratch.
https://facebook.com/profile/timeline/stream/?cursor=AQHRIFnJQU1j9DoTOYpxGqJN8XZ57YczIK-phWe-fxjKCXsPStB4ggt9LfSVpxCDD_cV29DkO5Pafv0g7nJpK1qiqR3bUsSP3JssnfIutYbAIYPhGmbrFstgzB_wAg3MNfps&start_time=-9223372036854775808&profile_id=100007088024692&replace_id=u_0_5&refid=17

And you said he bought it and simply installed panels? Who is thoughtless here?

People here said he is creative and innovative and has talent.


You are only speaking out of a thoughtless mind. If this wasn't creative, show me the one you have done yourself. Mtchweeee

Mraphel:
This thing is too poor to be on the road. A computer design is way better than this.

Since 1960, when will Nigerians learn to build something viable and useful to us.
We cannot afford to continue this way..

Tueh!!

Go and meet with your state governor..Bihari will not fund this type of shallow project from a fully grown adult

Your foolishness knows no bounds. Did you take time to research about this work and under what conditions it were done. Do yourself a favor to read this: https://facebook.com/profile/timeline/stream/?cursor=AQHRIFnJQU1j9DoTOYpxGqJN8XZ57YczIK-phWe-fxjKCXsPStB4ggt9LfSVpxCDD_cV29DkO5Pafv0g7nJpK1qiqR3bUsSP3JssnfIutYbAIYPhGmbrFstgzB_wAg3MNfps&start_time=-9223372036854775808&profile_id=100007088024692&replace_id=u_0_5&refid=17

The only tools at his disposal was an angle grinder and a welding machine.

Radio without battery is what people like you are called. You sit here and utter rubbish about being too poor to be on the road. The link above says it is equipped with 4kw motor, a performance far better than conventional petrol keke.

To crown your foolishness, you compare a hand made craft with a visual computer graphics.

Abeg Father Lord, dash this man sense!

In These hard times when our economy is in depression and people are looking for ANY viable opportunity to invest the remainder of their savings (before it finishes!); it is important not to mislead the uninformed into businesses that look bright on the surface but very intricate within. Hydroponics is not an investment for those looking for where to invest their gratuity or the remainder of their life savings that is continually depleting nor is it for those with a get rich quick attitude!

If you must venture into hydroponics for food crops, start small; master what works and what does not work for at least 1 - 2 years, before you begin dreaming of your millions or your next Camry 2018 model!

Having said that, The safest investment you can make in hydroponics is hydroponic animal husbandry. This way, you can use hydroponics to grow grass in LESS THAN ONE WEEK and feed them to your goats, sheep, ram or whatever ruminant animal you choose to rear. This is so because grass is very easy to grow. It grows anywhere even at the roof of abandoned buildings. So when you apply a fair amount of nutrients to grasses, they grow very quickly at an unbelievable rate. Temperature, ph balance and the rest affect the growth of grass most minimally, so you can be sure of good results. If you are really interested in hydroponics and don't mind these animals crying and messing around your compound, then hydroponic animal husbandary is your best shot!

Hello Tundebabzy, unless you are one of the few who walk into shoprite to buy big beef tomatoes at N1,999 per kilo (yes, you read it correctly!), then there is no reason why you should encourage people to invest in LARGE SCALE hydroponic tomatoes when the market is very tiny!

Again, you wrote and I quote: "If you can produce healthy looking, big tomatoes, trust me, you will sell out every time because there's a big demand for such products." Trust you Do you own a LARGE SCALE hydroponic tomato farm that makes you speak with such certainty? If you do, I will love to visit your farm! And if you don't, again why are you encouraging people to go into such a high risk investment with very little market opportunity. I say "high risk" because there is one similar farm near Enugu that failed woefully after the owner had invested millions!

The problem with hydroponics is that it is too scienfific. One, just one overlooked factor will cause your entire farm to fail within minutes or hours, not days!!!! As I write this, I have a hydroponic garden at my backyard and if I may use your words; trust me, I speak from experience! Just one wrong mix of nutrients, or direct exposure to sun or improper ph adjustment or rainwater increasing alkalinity or acidity of nutrient, or the nutrient solution exceeding 25 deg centigrade or excessive humidity or improper lighting (I have even tried them indoors and provided supplemental light, but NEPA contributed to my woes! If I rely on generator, how much sef I go even make out it!!!!);Just one if these factors gone wrong will destroy your crops not in days but in minutes or hours! NOT TO MENTION THAT IT IS A FULL TIME JOB!!!! You don't do hydroponics part-time!!! I repeat - if one factor goes wrong, your entire crops are at risk! Think of doing this on a large scale when there will be even more factors - the pumps, pipes, valves, uninterrupted power, air pumps, leakages, diseases (all these must be inspected 4 or 5 times daily) and you will see how next to impossible it is to have workers as diligent as you that will ensure that nothing goes wrong without it being remedied within few minutes!!! IF THE PUMP BECOMES FAULTY AT NIGHT OR NEPA BEHAVES AS USUAL FOR JUST ONE HOUR AND THE GENERATOR REPAIRER IS YET TO FINISH HIS MAINTENANCE ON YOUR GEN SETS, SAY FAREWELL TO YOUR ENTIRE CROPS !!!!

Most importantly, The reason why I said that hydroponics is beyond us now is that the available information you can ever find in hydroponics are all tailored to the western world with their distinct climate from ours. Before hydroponics could be viable in Nigeria, we need our chemists, agricultural engineers, scientists, botanists and the others to work together and come out with a method of hydroponics suited for our climate.

An example to illustrate what I am saying is this: All the nutrient formulas you can ever find in a good hydroponic book works best within the temperature range THAT DOES NOT EXCEED 25deg centigrade during the day! In Nigeria, you can have this 25deg only at night, during the day, the nutrient solution gets real warm if not slightly hot! At that temperature, the nutrient solution starts undergoing other imperceptible chemical reactions leaving the already mixed solution practically useless and your crops taking eternity to grow! Not to mention that this high temperature greatly offset the ph balance! So we need the people mentioned above to come out with nutrient formulas that remain intact UNDER HOT WEATHER!

So I repeat, as far as Nigeria is concerned, hydroponics is far ahead of our times (and maybe I should add) UNTIL ADEQUATE ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO IT TO COME OUT WITH WHAT WORKS FOR OUR CLIMATE, PERIOD!!!!


As a aside note; curiosity they say, is the Mother of invention; while waiting for our team of experts to give us a viable nutrient solution for our hot climate, I have been able to come up with a means that works for me in hot weather as far as the nutrient is concerned. My ugu plants love it! Only that in direct sunshine, they bend as if to break! I have moved them to shade and they are Happy there. I have tried the trick on tomatoes and so far so good. Again, the tomatoes need shade, they wilt under direct sun. Until these tomatoes grow to harvest then I can beat my chest and boast of success! Then and only then, I can think of LARGE SCALE since my method works under our hot climate!!.

One more thing tundebabzy, the farmers can't accuse you of inorganic produce because it is the same chemicals used in making the fertilizers they use that you always use in hydroponics. Infact, the chemicals used in hydroponics are even more purified! It will be like kettle calling pot black!!!!

Hello Ronnie,

What lofty ideas you have BUT before you dash out to spend those millions, you might first want to check out the current price trend of tomatoes. The 50 - 55kg baskets are currently selling at N2000 or N2400 per basket; which is about N36 to N40 per kilo. Unless you are running a charity Organisation, I do not see how your hydroponic farm will be able to compete by selling even lower than N36 per kilo in other to break the cartel as you nobly intend to do.

Why I do not intend to discourage you, the hard fact is that Nigeria is not yet ripe (and may never be ripe in our lifetime) for hydroponic tomatoes. A lot of input capital is required and the result is a pesticide free and herbicide free tomatoes that are very heavy and healthy. ONLY THREE PIECES OF THESE HYDROPONIC TOMATOES MAKE 1Kg. Now, in America, hydroponic tomatoes (depending on variety) are sold at around $3 - $4 per pound which in kg will be around $5.7 - $7.4 per kg.

In Naira equivalent and using N208 per dollar, that will be a mouth watering N1,200 - N1,500 per kg for about 3 pieces of tomatoes! (How I wish this country is like America, I would have long been into hydroponic tomatoes!) Now, the Best you can do is to START SMALL and focus on making supplies to FIVE STAR HOTELS ALONE. Then slowly expand to high-end stores, restaurants and that is just about it!

Now you tell me, if you have N2400 in your pocket and want to buy tomatoes (IN THESE HARSH TIMES) would you rather buy 6 pieces of hydroponic tomatoes or a BASKET-FULL of our local tomatoes? You might want to visit a nearby market to sample their responses! I myself had bubbles of these dreams just as you do now but these bubbles got bursted with the reality of feasiblity studies.

Yes, hydroponic tomatoes are a beauty to behold, very fresh and spotless, very hygenic and disease free. I remember how startled I was the first time I saw and held one in my hands (during one of my travels abroad) and I couldn't help but compared it to our little-sized, unhygenic and diseased local varieties here in Nigeria; BUT WHO CARES? AND AS LONG AS NO ONE CARES, HYDROPONIC TOMATOES IS FAR AHEAD OF OUR TIMES!

Hello Lesgup, I have patiently gone through your threads since 2013 and am very impressed with your consistency in what you know and care about. Am interested in setting up a pilot Plantain farm in four and half plots of land - if successful, then I can go into it big time next season. From one of your threads in early 2013, you recommended 100 suckers per plot (from calculations, that is at about 7 feet interval). Thus, I will need 450 suckers for this trial. Can you supply me healthy suckers from your farm and for how much? Am currently located in Enugu. Thanks