₦airaland Forum

Lordkobes:
Hello, pls I have a sumec spg3000 series and I have been having issues with it.

It goes off by itself even when the fuel is at halftank.sometimes it comes on for 30mins to 2hrs tops. It usually goes off like the gen is running out of fuel meanwhile the fuel in the tank should last about 6hours.

I have serviced the carburettor and changed the plug same issues still persists. Anybody in the house that can advise on what to do thanks

16inchdick:
Pls how do I contact you

DonationWorld:
Thanks for your response, I just want to know, has there been any case of a company defaulting on commercial papers in Nigeria, I have done some online research but have not found any

geewean:
The guarantors form is not appearing on the website to download.Is it needed again and when I Google searched the page directly I inputted my Application and reference numbers respectively I still haven't seen it.

kisszhira:
How can I invest in this

Openair:
Good evening Chief,
My small tiger generator raises itself. I have called mechanic to service it multiple times then it'll work normally for a while before it'd begin raising itself again. It has burnt my bulbs a lot. I don't know why it does this, please any advice ?

fijiano202:
Evening My OGas...

Pls I need your advice ..my Gen SUMEC SPG 3000e2 is 1 yr 8 months old this month ..apart from the usual Changing of oil and 3-4 times cleaning of plug i havent serviced it


My question is DO I NEED TO SERVICE IT ?? Like call an Engineer to come and service it

Olajohn0808:
bro please help me track this my pkg

Emyben:
I am. But just incase, how can I reset my password? Cos even when I call, it says ‘Call Fail’

Akposy:
I did this today…..

Update.
I got to their office here in Jos to capture after registering and paying the 2,600 online Dec 31st.

They asked why I did it online that I will still have to pay another processing fee of 15,000 naira for them to open file et other nonsense they were saying.

Please guyz, what is the way forward? I have no intent of paying extra money for something that is 2,600.

I tried calling NIS line, they picked, sounded off and referred me back to the Servicom office they tried to extort me 🤦🏽‍♂️

Help o

Emyben:
Hello, what does ‘pwd fail’ mean?
I receive a ‘pwd fail’ whenever I try to track my car.
And when I call , it indicated ‘Call Fail’.

Alaigbo:
Bro not to sound antagonistic but there is not single site photo of BUA refinery in the two link you provided.

IOCs began abandoning onshore fields when sabotage of oil pipelines by vandals and oil thieves became a norm. The situation was made worse by NNPC’s inability to pay its share of costs for oil production.

“It is more profitable for IOCs to go offshore because the deeper the offshore, the more the stock oil. No community issues, less security threat, and most importantly the easy access to export the crude.”

“These land locations were doing well for Nigeria and were operated by the multinationals, until recently when too many community issues, pipe vandalism, and oil theft emerged. And upon this, you still pay charges to the government.”

lexylaw09:
The BUA group, Akwa Ibom Refinery is expected to kick off operations in 2024.

Akposy:
Hi. I’m trying to get ECOWAS Travel Passport.

Has anyone gotten this before? How do I go about it.

Kindly note that I’ve paid and registered online already

FelaSkye:
I’ve been searching for flights throughout the major airlines but I can’t seem to find any
Has anyone ever done this?

Munamu:
Pls any Immigration staff should please confirm if the service is still issuing out old passport booklets to new applicants,.

dahflemzy:
I'd appreciate it if anyone can help me with a landlord or goodfearing agent number who has a good house in his care.

fijiano202:
Guys pls how much is replacement battery for key Starter Sumec Spg 3000

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has commenced plans to comprehensively “decongest” its head office in Abuja, the nation’s capital.

This initiative, contained in a circular dated January 12, 2023, from the director of the human resources department to all staff is designed to align with building safety standards and enhance office space efficiency.

The circular noted that the decision was prompted by safety concerns, increased health and accident risks, and the need to comply with building regulations, following repeated warnings from the facility manager and recommendations from the committee on decongestion of the CBN head office building.

With the current occupancy level exceeding the optimal capacity, the CBN plans to relocate 1,533 staff to other facilities within Abuja, Lagos, and understaffed branches. The move addresses critical challenges such as safety concerns, reduced efficiency, and potential compromise to the building’s structural integrity.

The decongestion is expected to improve operational and workflow efficiency through strategic alignment, skill distribution, embracing geographical mobility, and process optimization. Strategic alignment involves redistributing departments and staff based on the functions and objectives of the bank. This includes optimizing collaboration by placing certain departments in proximity to financial institutions’ head offices, predominantly located in Lagos.

ReformerD:


The car is push to start , how can I do that please

Calitoscassius:
You appear to know too much about this, do you work for Dangote refinery?

What is your view on the mushrooming trend of Modular Refineries, and do you think it will solve Nigeria’s need as far as PMS is concerned?

On the modular refineries, most of us make assumptions and mistakes.

Modular refineries as it is today in Nigeria, cannot produce PMS. In fact, I was listening to somebody few days ago on the radio; he was saying government should license more modular refineries in the Niger-Delta for them to refine PMS. Modular refineries cannot produce PMS.

The best they can produce is AGO (diesel). When you take your crude oil, put your crude oil in a bowl and heat it up, after sufficient heating, what you will get is close to AGO. For you to produce PMS, you need a refinery of about 50,000-barrel capacity because there is what is known as fluid catalytic cracker.

There is no manufacturer in the world that will manufacture a fluid catalytic cracker for 5,000 barrels.

Most of these modular refineries produce about 5,000 barrels per day like the water Smith for example, like the one they are building in Edo State that is about 5,000 barrels per day.

They don’t have a capacity to produce PMS. Abroad, they produce AGO. So even if we have multiplicity modular refineries, they cannot produce PMS because they don’t have the requisite unit to do so. For you to produce PMS, you need a capacity of close to if not more than 50,000 barrels per day.

Abagworo:
All local refineries only produce diesel and APK. Why?

NairaMaster1:
You have tried but we would have preferred DPK and PMS for the common Nigerians first