Nigeria doesn't have uninterrupted power supply. How do they (clients and suppliers) cope with the tropical weather?

Gerrard59:
Nigeria doesn't have uninterrupted power supply. How do they (clients and suppliers) cope with the tropical weather?

You are obviously not a Nigerian. We use generators, different sizes and various shapes.

my best solution for housing issues in lagos is to adopt 'the abandoned property law'

i cant imagine that in a city with that population looking for accomodation, you will find many houses unoccupied and vacant. Many buildings on the Island, Herbert Macaulay yaba, and lekki are empty and vacant.
a law should be made that if your building is not 50% occupied, you either forfeit it to the state governemnt or pay heavily for it.

laudate:


You are obviously not a Nigerian. We use generators, different sizes and various shapes.

You'll use generators for 24/7 when diesel is 300 and petrol is 145 naira with the attendant fumes and noise? And it's for the middle class? Sigh.


Good luck meeting the best otologist, cardiac surgeon and rhinologist.


P.S. I'm a Nigerian and I have not seen light for two days now. Yet, I burn 20 liters of petrol and diesel to run my enterprise daily.

Housing crisis

seunlayi:
hunger in the land

serious one

laudate:


Don't mind that ignorant reporter. Eko Atlantic where flats go for excess of $ 1 million USD is meant for the middle-income, going by their twisted ideology. They think that they are talking to f00ls.

what's your point. Is 1 mill not middle income or you think they are using Nigerian naira poverty mentality to calculate income levels

mikolo80:
what's your point. Is 1 mill not middle income or you think they are using Nigerian naira poverty mentality to calculate income levels

My point is - $1 million USD (not 1 million naira, o! ) is not middle-income level by any standards in Nigeria. Heck, it is not even middle-income level in the US itself!

laudate:


My point is - $1 million USD (not 1 million naira, o! ) is not middle-income level by any standards in Nigeria. Heck, it is not even middle-income level in the US itself!

yes it is brah
It is high networth
But middle income (10% interest =100k income)

Gerrard59:
You'll use generators for 24/7 when diesel is 300 and petrol is 145 naira with the attendant fumes and noise? And it's for the middle class? Sigh.

Good luck meeting the best otologist, cardiac surgeon and rhinologist.

P.S. I'm a Nigerian and I have not seen light for two days now. Yet, I burn 20 liters of petrol and diesel to run my enterprise daily.

Oga, what other choice do we have? Installation cost of solar equipment is rather high. And no single individual can do anything to improve poor electricity supply from NEPA/PHCN/DISCOs, in under 24 hours. The only alternative is to use a generator, fuelled by petrol, diesel or LPG gas.

ayusco85:
Imagine renting a room self contained in an estate in ajah for 350k including agent and agreement. Something needs to be done abt Lagos rent

That's cheap!

lovedbyall1992:


That's cheap!

By what standard is that cheap

ayusco85:

By what standard is that cheap

Houses are more expensive in that axis....

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Houses are more expensive in that axis....[/quotel]

Yeah. Very. But they are worth it Sha.

Gerrard59:
Nigeria doesn't have uninterrupted power supply. How do they (clients and suppliers) cope with the tropical weather?

Em, there are still few places in Nigeria - enjoying uninterrupted power supply. What I don't know is how the electricity is generated...