Phones / Re: 9mobile customers, beware- deactivate ur old data plans by aloeman15(m): 1:35pm On Nov 25, 2019 |
I loaded N200 on Friday. got an alert today, Monday, saying my data remains 93mb. shu
Las las, dem tok say na my fault, sake of say I for don deactivate d data, if to say e taya me. sodiafor, y I com dey shout. naso I com ax say, wait o! una min sey customer musto dey cram all d code wey all man don use, com go dey cansu dem?! na so d woman tok, yes na.
unbilivabul... Isok na.
nahim I say make I nack una d gist o. bkiafu, b4 dem cari u go last year data. ayaf try. |
Phones / 9mobile customers, beware- deactivate ur old data plans by aloeman15(m): 10:21am On Nov 25, 2019 |
aka "9mobile, I Dey Beg- Pls Return My Balance."
@9mobileNg, but y na? una use cuny cuny to reactivate data plan of June 1st! I mean, who subs 150 mb for N200- In dis buhari austerity?! I use God to beg u pipul. I don off d data, check my balance. na 83mb plus 9mb whatsapp remain. return my balance. na beg I dey. tans a bush. 0818******* |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: CLOSED ADVERT- Live In Gateman Needed by aloeman15(m): 5:15pm On Nov 08, 2019 |
competitive
nuelleoz: What's the pay still open. |
Business / Re: Disgraceful- Exhibitors Decry Low Patronage At Lagos Trade Fair by aloeman15(m): 5:12pm On Nov 08, 2019 |
coolcharm: We are enjoying next level something here. dis is center of excellence o. hisgrace090: This country and backwardness ehh!!? but it's d top businesses in Lagos arranging dis tin na. y all dis nonsense? |
Business / Disgraceful- Exhibitors Decry Low Patronage At Lagos Trade Fair by aloeman15(m): 8:00pm On Nov 05, 2019 |
dis is a shame on d LCCI. in dis age of online everything, wot excuse could dey possibly give 4 dis embarrassment? if dey even feel embarrassed sef... Exhibitors decry low patronage at Lagos Trade Fair By Kehinde Olatunji 05 November 2019 | 12:02 am Four days into the 31 st edition of the Lagos International Trade Fair, exhibitors have decried low patronage of their wares .The traders also criticized the lackadaisical attitude of the organisers towards their plight . The challenges listed irregularities include poor ticketing, security challenges , and no parking space for visitors / customers . When The Guardian visited the venue yesterday at Tafawa Balewa Square ( TBS ) , the fair , which is being organised by the Lagos Chambers of Commerce and Industry ( LCCI ) , witnessed low turnout of customers . While speaking with The Guardian , an exhibitor from Ghana simply identified as Theresa who sells herbal drinks said that the 2019 fair was the third time she would come to promote her goods . She said : “This is the third time that I have been coming here . This year ’ s sales is poor , people are not coming , there is no patronage , only a few come and go, they only seek to know the prices of products , test and go away , they don’ t buy . But two years ago and by this time last year I had recorded a huge sales . I don’ t know what could be responsible for this because I am not a Nigerian , my products are from Ghana .” A coordinator at one of the exhibition stands who does not want his name in print and had been coming to market his goods since 2012 rated the sales at the ongoing trade fair low .“ This year’ s sale is too low compared with previous years . The people ’ s purchasing power is very low , so they couldn ’ t buy . I urge the government to improve the economy of the country so that ordinary Nigerians could afford basic things .” One Christiana also noted that the fair has lost its flavour . “ Everywhere is just quiet. The government should open the border and let money circulate . Things are really expensive so people could only afford to buy food .” She said . Another exhibitor simply identified as Franco who deals with electronics said , “ This is my 10 th year . There are no sales , nothing is happening . Maybe it is because of the hardship in the country , as we all know that the economy is bad . I also believe that the border closure is part of the low patronage .” Meanwhile , some traders have attributed the low patronage to the attitude of the organisers in selling tickets to visitors . A participant in the fair who doesn ’ t wants to remain anonymous said , “ The mode of ticketing is not encouraging so many people are discouraged. In previous years , the tickets were accessible . For instance, in previous years , car owners were given stickers so they brought their cars inside but now it is not so. People are uncomfortable to park their cars outside .” A staff of an engineering company, said , “ organization this year is poor compared to last year . The first couple of days was not organised and the security was rough . By 10 . am on the first day , they had no tickets to sell to the people who wanted to gain entrance ; they kept people waiting for more than three hours before they managed to get a few tickets . The first couple of days were hectic but it has normalized. ”
https://m.guardian.ng/news/exhibitors-decry-low-patronage-at-lagos-trade-fair/ |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: CLOSED ADVERT- Live In Gateman Needed by aloeman15(m): 9:45am On Nov 04, 2019 |
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Politics / Re: Nigeria Needs A Competent Customs And Immigration Service, Not Border Closure by aloeman15(m): 7:27pm On Oct 30, 2019 |
Naijiant:
People who can read. Shey dem don reply u na. or u think those in govt r unaware of wot u wrote? if u really believe buhari could control d cabals dt run customs, Sori o. |
Business / Re: Border Closure: List Made In Nigeria Products by aloeman15(m): 7:23pm On Oct 30, 2019 |
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Business / Border Closure: List Made In Nigeria Products by aloeman15(m): 9:45pm On Oct 28, 2019 |
Buy Nigerian to grow the naira. List products made in your state. made o. instead of assembled. make we know. carry go. up 9ja! 8 Likes |
Politics / Re: Nigeria Needs A Competent Customs And Immigration Service, Not Border Closure by aloeman15(m): 9:37pm On Oct 28, 2019 |
who exactly did u write dis 4? |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: CLOSED ADVERT- Live In Gateman Needed by aloeman15(m): 11:27am On Oct 28, 2019 |
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Health / Re: US- Elevated Arsenic Levels Found In Some Bottled Water Brands by aloeman15(m): 1:08am On Oct 28, 2019 |
crestedaguiyi: Not every bad thing in America is worse in Nigeria or Africa in general quite true. but do u believe water purity is 1 of those things? |
Health / Re: Am Pregnant I Need Assistance by aloeman15(m): 10:58pm On Oct 26, 2019 |
Debbysuave: Am base in Lagos... You can reach me on my mobile, I will provide every details necessary sir/ma. 08114731577. Thanks open a thread in family section. better/appropriate audience there. mods, kindly assist |
Health / US- Elevated Arsenic Levels Found In Some Bottled Water Brands by aloeman15(m): 9:55pm On Oct 26, 2019 |
this is in America o. where: - bottled water, a product for which people pay a premium, is less regulated than tap water. - “Of the 259 total bottles (1 per company) analyzed, 93% showed signs of microplastics”. who then can say wots inside Nigeria's pure water? bottled water? dispenser water? will we act b4 our loved ones r affected? A consumer organization says federal limits on arsenic are too high By Mark Huffman 04/19/2019 | ConsumerAffairs | Health News Photo (c) kalender - Getty Images Consumers often reach for cases of bottled water at the supermarket in the belief that it’s cleaner and healthier than what comes from the tap. But new research from Consumer Reports (CR) suggests that could be a mistaken notion. Specifically, the CR research looked at arsenic levels in bottled water products sold in the U.S. Arsenic levels are limited by federal regulations to no more than 10 parts per billion (ppb). The organization’s researchers looked at public records and internal test results conducted by various bottled water brands. They report finding several brands contained arsenic levels well below the federal threshold but at or above 3 ppb, which CR says may be dangerous to consume over an extended period of time. “It makes no sense that consumers can purchase bottled water that is less safe than tap water,” said James Dickerson, chief scientific officer at Consumer Reports. “If anything, bottled water—a product for which people pay a premium, often because they assume it’s safer—should be regulated at least as strictly as tap water.” Detectable amounts of arsenic CR said it found 11 brands out of the more than 130 it analyzed that had detectable amounts of arsenic. Six, it said, had arsenic levels that exceeded 3 ppb. The brands are: Starkey, which is owned by Whole Foods Peñafiel, which is owned by Keurig Dr. Pepper Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water Volvic, owned by Danone Crystal Creamery EartH₂O. CR said in its report that Keurig Dr. Pepper provided Peñafiel's bottled water quality report for 2018, which showed that the water had non-detectable amounts of arsenic. But because of CR’s questions, the company conducted new testing last month that showed arsenic levels in some samples of 17 ppb, well above the federal limit. According to CR, the company has stopped bottled water production for two weeks at its Mexico facility that makes Peñafiel for export to the U.S. It told CR that it plans to install an improved filtering system to lower arsenic levels. Other concerns As bottled water has become America’s favorite beverage, there have been a variety of health concerns associated with it. A decade ago the issue was bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical used in plastic to make it firm. After a number of health researchers suggested the chemical was leaching into the water and causing potential reproductive issues, manufacturers largely abandoned BPA and went to softer plastic bottles. More recently there have been concerns over something called “microplastic pollution.” Last year, Sherri Mason, a chemist and researcher at the State University of New York at Fredonia, tested 259 brands of bottled water for plastic particles. She and a team of researchers found “widespread contamination,” according to a report published by the school's environmental sciences program. “Of the 259 total bottles analyzed, 93% showed signs of microplastics,” the report says. The researchers said contaminated bottles included leading, well-known brands such as Evian, Aquafina, Dasani, Nestle Pure Life, and San Pellegrino. The health effects of consuming microplastics are unknown.
- https://www.consumeraffairs.com/news/elevated-arsenic-levels-found-in-some-bottled-water-brands-041919.html |
Health / US- Elevated Arsenic Levels Found In Some Bottled Water Brands by aloeman15(m): 7:53pm On Oct 26, 2019 |
this is in America o. where: - bottled water, a product for which people pay a premium, is less regulated than tap water. - “Of the 259 total bottles (1 per company) analyzed, 93% showed signs of microplastics”. who then can say wots inside Nigeria's pure water? bottled water? dispenser water? will we act b4 our loved ones r affected? A consumer organization says federal limits on arsenic are too high By Mark Huffman 04/19/2019 | ConsumerAffairs | Health News Photo (c) kalender - Getty Images Consumers often reach for cases of bottled water at the supermarket in the belief that it’s cleaner and healthier than what comes from the tap. But new research from Consumer Reports (CR) suggests that could be a mistaken notion. Specifically, the CR research looked at arsenic levels in bottled water products sold in the U.S. Arsenic levels are limited by federal regulations to no more than 10 parts per billion (ppb). The organization’s researchers looked at public records and internal test results conducted by various bottled water brands. They report finding several brands contained arsenic levels well below the federal threshold but at or above 3 ppb, which CR says may be dangerous to consume over an extended period of time. “It makes no sense that consumers can purchase bottled water that is less safe than tap water,” said James Dickerson, chief scientific officer at Consumer Reports. “If anything, bottled water—a product for which people pay a premium, often because they assume it’s safer—should be regulated at least as strictly as tap water.” Detectable amounts of arsenic CR said it found 11 brands out of the more than 130 it analyzed that had detectable amounts of arsenic. Six, it said, had arsenic levels that exceeded 3 ppb. The brands are: Starkey, which is owned by Whole Foods Peñafiel, which is owned by Keurig Dr. Pepper Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water Volvic, owned by Danone Crystal Creamery EartH₂O. CR said in its report that Keurig Dr. Pepper provided Peñafiel's bottled water quality report for 2018, which showed that the water had non-detectable amounts of arsenic. But because of CR’s questions, the company conducted new testing last month that showed arsenic levels in some samples of 17 ppb, well above the federal limit. According to CR, the company has stopped bottled water production for two weeks at its Mexico facility that makes Peñafiel for export to the U.S. It told CR that it plans to install an improved filtering system to lower arsenic levels. Other concerns As bottled water has become America’s favorite beverage, there have been a variety of health concerns associated with it. A decade ago the issue was bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical used in plastic to make it firm. After a number of health researchers suggested the chemical was leaching into the water and causing potential reproductive issues, manufacturers largely abandoned BPA and went to softer plastic bottles. More recently there have been concerns over something called “microplastic pollution.” Last year, Sherri Mason, a chemist and researcher at the State University of New York at Fredonia, tested 259 brands of bottled water for plastic particles. She and a team of researchers found “widespread contamination,” according to a report published by the school's environmental sciences program. “Of the 259 total bottles analyzed, 93% showed signs of microplastics,” the report says. The researchers said contaminated bottles included leading, well-known brands such as Evian, Aquafina, Dasani, Nestle Pure Life, and San Pellegrino. The health effects of consuming microplastics are unknown.
- https://www.consumeraffairs.com/news/elevated-arsenic-levels-found-in-some-bottled-water-brands-041919.html |
Phones / Re: Share Ur Funny SM Comments- Glo Gave Me Free 150mb Data!!! by aloeman15(m): 9:23pm On Oct 23, 2019 |
MilesLamar: Lol I think say na only me! catch fun jare Replies to xxxx comment on Glo World's post View post xxxx xxxx Since morning una internet network never come up, na wa ooooo Like · React · More · 6 hours ago View previous replies xxxxx Pls stop all this grammar and fix urselves once and for all. It's so not cool Like · React · More · 2 hours ago Daniel Ehinomen see complainers. ontop only 1 day? abeg, make una shift! 150mb, since October 1, lyk say I beg dem 4 data. who know sef, weda dem take am prank me! to find wia network dey com b lyk legend of d seeker, abi na neva endin story. una sef dey vex. learners /\ | dis guy blood dey hot o... |
Phones / Re: Please Help I Can't Use Play Store On ZTE Nubia Z11 by aloeman15(m): 2:49pm On Oct 23, 2019 |
try aptoide.
download d apk.
u can transfer apps u get from there. |
Phones / Share Ur Funny SM Comments- Glo Gave Me Free 150mb Data!!! by aloeman15(m): 12:45pm On Oct 23, 2019 |
On independence day as bonus! I still dey try connect... who get network? |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: CLOSED ADVERT- Live In Gateman Needed by aloeman15(m): 4:56pm On Oct 17, 2019 |
sadly, ur too young. adigun98: Sire am interested in job but the Age is the issue am 23,any problem about that sire ? still open |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: CLOSED ADVERT- Live In Gateman Needed by aloeman15(m): 10:49am On Oct 15, 2019 |
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Technology Market / Re: Computer Village Buy For Me Thread by aloeman15(m): 3:48pm On Oct 11, 2019 |
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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: CLOSED ADVERT- Live In Gateman Needed by aloeman15(m): 10:05pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: CLOSED ADVERT- Live In Gateman Needed by aloeman15(m): 10:22am On Oct 03, 2019 |
unfortunately, this is a private advert being run 4 a family member. send d required information; I'll forward it to my contacts. good luck,. Motirayo2018: gud afternoon sir, any job for a lady ,I can take care of the house,do the laundry, cook. I can also work as a salesgirl.any causal job. I will be so happy if employed still open |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: CLOSED ADVERT- Live In Gateman Needed by aloeman15(m): 8:44am On Oct 02, 2019 |
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Politics / Re: Igbos Always Supported PDP, They Can't Get 2023 Presidency Under APC -Tony Momoh by aloeman15(m): 10:58am On Oct 01, 2019 |
lol what a country. u refuse them development. u refuse them position. u refuse them power. u inflict suffering upon them. but still refuse them divorce?
by force marriage. smh…
Nigerians, make up ur minds o. let God, or let go. 2 Likes |