ajani1978:
Look at ourselves someone lost 50,000 just only 4 days, my question is that if you have Light for 4days you gain 50k will you be able to pay 5% of your profit for light provider? Let check ourself before blame government all of us have a roll to play to make Nigeria great. God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria.

seunmsg:


Your hero, Goodluck Jonathan sold Phcn distribution assets in Lagos mainland to IKEDC, a private company. If the company's staffs are on strike, blame the management and not the president. Beside, your alarming headline is false. There is no national blackout in Nigeria. Here in Abuja, I still enjoyed light till this morning.

Kachisbarbie:
It's a serious matter here in Aba, our current bill was calculated using the new tariff. Light I no see...
I am very sure the person controlling our power supply is bewitched, he would give us one useless low current that can't even carry bulb, as if that's not bad enough,it would be there for hours.

ThankGod for generators and inverters.

ogechieku:
It doesnt have to be 100 off before it is called total black out or nationwide, anything above half can be described total black out expecially when it keeps on for days.

SycophanticGoat:



Quit expensive, although depends on the capacity you wish to opt to. 200ah batteries cost about 55k (was less before the naira fall, cuz I bought my first ba3 for 40something thousand naira). My inverter (24v/1.6kva) was sold to me at 47k however, (24v/2kva) cost 60k or thereabout. If you are going for a 24v system just like me, then you need two batteries, minimum, but you can have up to 4 or 6 or 8 or 10.

But bear in mind that the more the number of batteries, the more solar panels you need and the more your power lasts. If you wanna use only the inverter plus battery, then you should ensure you have NEPA and generator to charge them. But if you don't, then you need to buy solar panels, charge controller and a flexible wire. Charge controller (PMW controllers), based on the current capacity costs from 25-50k. While my panel, 24v/300watts cost 50k each (I bought 2).
A flexible wire, depending on the distance and wire thickness can be around 400-700 pa yard.. It depends on you sha. If you wanna buy, just tell me, I can help you do all the design analysis free of charge and then tell you how many batteries, panels, etc you need. Not forgetting, you will also have to buy a solar panel stand or have a welder fabricate one for you. Wouldn't cost more than 15-20k. Then installation cost could be 15-20k depending on your location and the complexity of it all. The services of a carpenter may also be required..

I bought mine from Alaba tho.

repogirl:
you are a LIAR! Abuja is presently in blackout since yesterday afternoon.... Except you are using Aso rock line.

heartbraker:
@op abeg which nigeria is having total black out? here in my area light dey ooo even as i dey type now

lonelydora:


In my area in Port Harcourt. Not all areas though.

SleekAboki:
The gameplan is to force the masses into submission for the new tariffs to take effect. They are messing up with your minds.
Aresa Gbawe ngeneukwenu omenka demdem egift do you guys have light?

Kachisbarbie:
It's a serious matter here in Aba, our current bill was calculated using the new tariff. Light I no see...
I am very sure the person controlling our power supply is bewitched, he would give us one useless low current that can't even carry bulb, as if that's not bad enough,it would be there for hours.

ThankGod for generators and inverters.

PinkBarbie:
Like your username says, you're a joker! Please, swerve. I don't take foolish people serious.

cupidhero:

Na Eziama me dey stay,near Enitona...i have never seen anything like low current in any corner of my neighbourhood. If you or your fam ever need a good place to move in or build anything Eziama should be number one on your list.

idupaul:


But the new tariff is what we have been paying for a month now and funny they didn't remove 750 charge

luvinhubby:


You will not see the brake lights of the mentioned as they run from this thread.

heartbraker:
@op abeg which nigeria is having total black out? here in my area light dey ooo even as i dey type now

alienvirus:
Sorry op. We are not going to protest. We love Buhari no matter the circumstance.

PinkBarbie:
Thanks.

Kachisbarbie:


Make I pack come your house?
For night we go enter Enitona chop isiewu...how you see am?

dechiome:
You can't plant rice and expect to harvest beans. We keep recycling same old leaders/ministers who come with same ideas/solutions and we expect a different result. Since Obj regime, billions of usd have been spent to revamp and improve power situation in Nigeria with little or no positive result. Fresh ideas required to solve the problems confronting this country can only come from new generation of leaders. I am a retiree , my generation has ruined Nigeria.. i only pity my children & grands.

EmmyDe25:

Baba, you don dey scare me already. My friend that did his, spent about 270k in total with four batteries and that was a year ago.E go don cost gaan o.

SycophanticGoat:



Can you do me an unalloyed honour by relinquishing just a portion of your friendship to me?

PinkBarbie:
Lol I don't know how to speak big big grammar like you o. Your moniker though.

seunmsg:


Your hero, Goodluck Jonathan sold Phcn distribution assets in Lagos mainland to IKEDC, a private company. If the company's staffs are on strike, blame the management and not the president. Beside, your alarming headline is false. There is no national blackout in Nigeria. Here in Abuja, I still enjoyed light till this morning.

SycophanticGoat:



LoL.. If we eventually become friends, I'll give you info regarding my choice of moniker..

You're one of a kind and your beauty can take aware pains from a man's life..