₦airaland Forum

Flangelo12:
81% of UK is white.

84% of Germany is white.

84-89% of Denmark is white.

80% of Norway is white.

About 90% of Spain is white.

92% of Italy is white.

Where exactly is the problem?

ceejay80s:
Just bought a 100ah lithium battery yesterday

grandstar:
There's a lot of ignorance here.

How are the Saraki's Fulani? Yes, the founder of the family was a Fulani man from Mali who married a Yoruba woman from Iseyin.

The Sarakis have been totally Yorubanized that in the North, there are chuckles when Bukola Saraki tries to claim Fulani.

I won't be surprised if many of these so called Fulani listed are Hausanized. Many can't speak their native Fulfude. They can only speak Hausa.

Even in Lagos, I won't be surprised if an Egun man (Lagos state has two ethnic groups) becomes the governor one day as many have been Yorubanized, many bearing Yoruba names.

Osiris12:
how many times will I have to say that the present Kwara governor has Fulani blood in him. Get your facts right or have an eternal rest

GMs:
Good morning, I’ve just come across your comment and I might have fallen for the same trick. My investment attained maturity yesterday and I reached out to my account offer to go through what the rates are and as well as re investing; he immediately responded;

His job is on the line and there is pressure to close the year well. He pleaded that I delay the investment till early next year or late December. He also mentioned Investment rates are usually lower towards the end of the year. And that he would advise that I invest the money around the end of the month or early January.

Is this a trick; He’s just been assigned as my account officer and yesterday was the first time I communicated with him.

I would appreciate if anyone is able to share their experience so I’d know what I’m getting into!

Thank you

Mrschiago:
I presently work in BANK A (a tier 1 leading commercial bank in Nigeria. I’ve been placed on indefinite loan recovery suspension since a month ago, and still yet to recover the loan as the customer (debtor) is at large. Prior to now, I’ve been applying for next grade in other banks, and doing interviews, I just recently got a mail to come for documentation and medicals with BANK B (also a top tier 1 bank).

BANK B will most likely run background checks on me. I don’t know if these checks will be before offer letter or before confirmation.

Now my question is, should I go ahead to accept the offer from BANK B, while I’m still following up on the loan recovery for BANK A, or should I just decline the offer.

Please experienced people should assist advice, thank you

CodeTemplarr:
"Public executions are inhumane, a cruel and unusual punishment, and contrary to international law," he wrote in a post on X on Tuesday morning.

Tdoctor:
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Bro, I'm willing to take the risk. I counted the cost before jumping in.
I am adept with tubular batteries and have so many tools for managing them. I have given out some tubular batteries to relatives because I was very confident of how I managed them, and they are still using them happily without issues.
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Unfortunately, LFP is a different technology, so I am facing the reality of purchasing new tools.
I have considered your post, and will buy the special tools. From study, I'm thinking, a precise DC charger, a bench DC supply, etc. I already have many electrical tools, but I would appreciate it if you can give me an idea of what specific tools I'd need.
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The initial price for DIY is expensive but it pays in the long run. For instance, I can now deduce that sometimes when an installer tells you that your lithium battery needs replacement, it may be just one or two cells that are misbehaving. You can simply replace them yourself.
You can also more tightly regulate the charge and discharge levels of your batteries, for better longevity.
You could install an additional active balancer, and switch off the one in the BMS.
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When I started the solar journey, I knew next to nothing, but this year, I installed a 15kva system by myself without any professional installer, with relay systems, timers, and automatic light and water pump control. I have enjoyed my development so far, and I'm willing to still learn.

amaridigital:
I tell you that as brilliant and brave that SAN Governor was, he made a very wrong choice marrying that beazt. The SAN was very exceptional for presenting her as first lady in the first place because very few men will present a woman whose two jugs were removed due to cancer as first lady. I can bet my life that people from her tribe will never do that especially if the spouse is from Oduduwa.

Wickedtruths:
Reminds me of that brave SAN Governor in Ondo state who married a wild animal.

shortgun:
Christopher Musa is not the CDS

OpinionCounts:
In a Federal police arrangement, the president through the IGP controls the police as the Chief security officer or CIC of the Country.

In a state police arrangement, the governor through his commissioner of police controls the police as the chief security officer of the state.

So, if we have a regional police, when we do not have a regional system of government in place, who will the police force in the region answer to? Who will be the Head or CIC of such police establishment?

micxwell:
I don't have a problem with recharging. After the battery becomes full; I expect it to remain at that "100%", on the display of LVTOPSUN batteries you'll see IDLE when the inverter is not pulling any power from the battery.

But my battery trickle discharges with "0.3 to 0.33A" down from 100%. It stays there like that and by 6/7pm it'll be at 96%. Even if you load the inverter with a pumping machine and a pressing iron at the same time; the current draw from the battery stays at that '0.3-0.33A"; all other power draw comes from the panels.

The inverter will only charge the battery back to 100% only when it drops below 90%

Justiceleague1:
Bro that Tchiroma person is the majority opposition and Cameroonians have God to thank he didn't win!

He's a pure Fulani and heran now to where he surely come from.. imagine a Fulani as president of Cameroon.....the gates would be open wide for these killers to flood in from that their Gambia, Senegal, Timbuktu futa djalon Mali origin....Biya may not be that good but better than that Buhari of a Tchiroma.

Una just like to argue and you will not drop anything to support your argument.

Here is an article from the BBC earlier analysing the opposition.

Oh and whether you like it or not, Atiku's kinsmen are a big part of the population of Cameroon... don't forget that's one of the reasons Buhari wanted to disqualify him earlier

DiamondSword799:
I have serious concerns for the Nigerian Army under the leadership of Gen. Waidi Shaibu. And those concerns are increasing each day.

Immediately after Gen. Shaibu was appointed, the first red flag for me was the posting of senior officers to army formations. Those postings raised very coded concerns about the wisdom of Gen. Shaibu.

Remember the coup plot, if true, look up the names of those arrested and look at the postings made by this Army chief. You would Immediately sense his stupidity. Extensive stupidity with hate and tribalism mixed in one man.

Recently, a Brig. Gen was captured and killed by terrorist. The Army chief has carried on as if nothing happened. Till today, he has said nothing. He even travelled and addressed soldiers, yet nothing about the death of a general. Normally, the theatre commander should have been removed for that incident. When Col. Elemele was ambushed and killed, it was clearly an inside job. The then Army chief, Gen. Buratai Immediately removed the GOC. When Col. Bako was killed in combat, the Army and DHQ dealt the terrorist leaders a devastating blow.

Now a Brig. Gen was ambushed, this Army chief has done nothing, raising serious concerns. Yesterday, a Colonel named Audu Achigili raised concerns that his promotion was approved and is being blocked. He has now been dragged away like an animal. Like an animal. These are senior officers, men who staked their lives for the nation. Shouldn't the Army investigate his grievance, rather than humiliate him further. I expected him to be arrested humanely, and his grievance investigated.

I have serious concerns about the Army under Gen. Shaibu. The postings he made, his handling of Brig. Uba's death, are two red flags for me. But time would tell. For now, let's follow the case of Col. Audu Achigili.

FreeStuffsNG:
Eeya...May God console his family and associates.
The death must be investigated before he is buried.

Below is the major opposition leader and he has fled Cameroon since

Sirleo05:
Everybody needs security, even the politicians too. While recalling their security attachment may look like the right thing to do at the moment, there is still need to employ more. According to international standards, atleast one percent of our population should be for security, that's around 2.5 to 3 million personnel, but what we have currently is less than 500k. So, you see where our problem of not able to secure Nigeria and Nigerians well is from.

BigDickProblems:
Nigerians. Bl0odÿ Nigerians. Grandmasters of knowlegde 😑. So a beginner who just opened this thread for the first time will know the voltage of a typical LifePo4? If everybody knows all these things, why was this thread created?

Omo I give up. Your comment (just like most Nigerians) reeks of pride. You just feel you all know it all and discourage people from asking questions like a beginner. Haba.

lilsmart:
Personal this is very frustrating to me the widespread cancellation of land titles by the FCT Minister has created massive uncertainty and fear in the Abuja real estate market. When highprofile individuals, including former presidents wives and ministers, are affected, it signals to every buyer and bank that no title is completely safe. This has directly caused the value of properties, personally I am being affected by this. And I am not a politician/ government worker.

My experience is a perfect example of the policy's real world impact. The fact that banks are now refusing land documents as collateral has frozen the market. Bank no dey give money again for Abuja even if you get house worth 1 billion naira. I was offer of 26 million on a property where I've invested 29 million is a significant loss, directly caused by this crisis. Until the government provides clear resolutions and restores confidence in the system, this damaging uncertainty for landowners like me and you is likely to continue.

I get where you are coming from but cancelling land titles of politicians and power mongers who have created no jobs and done nothing to deserve their irrational wealth can never be a bad thing.

Unfortunately, it is another politician (who has done the same) that is going to steal it and benefit sha

Ironfaceman:
Sometimes I can't help but to think why isreali's kill Arab Muslims in large numbers.

But a look at the mind of these Muslims, the only thing you see is darkness.

How can a father and his son kill their own flesh and blood. Because she has a white boyfriend.

Even her mama join in the crime sef .....sigh.

Arabs flee from persecutions by Muslims in their own country. Only to start persecution in another country.

Muslim honor killings. Islam is messed up.

bassdow:
Are you aware some of us don't know the voltage of these batteries / cells ? Would be helpful if you don't just say 314ah but equally include it's voltage. e get why.

I am confused.

Surely anyone who doesn't know the voltage of a typical LIFEPO4 cell has no business attempting DIY and is obviously not the target market..... especially since that person can come back with bad reviews for something he never even understood

dejavume:
Not a coup.
He handed over to military.

chimex38:
As per your definition called it self-coup.
Jonathan called it a ceremonial coup.
Dr. Jonathan is right.
It's not a "coup" in the true sense of word. There has to be an attaché to it.

monex:
you arent very bright. You said a lot just to agree with GEJ

It is likely the parents or whoever trained you and your ex-president and leader who are not very bright.

A man who claimed to be a former lecturer in this country, and claims to have students that he taught and sent into the world, claimed he had never seen where the civilian authority announced that the military took over.

Which makes me wonder if it was a Kangaroo that announced the first successful coup in Nigeria

RealSolution001:
Please I need you people's opinion on this.

I feel my fiancée is demanding for too much. Recently we've been having issues over her demands.

First of all, most days I work from home while she runs a shop. So maybe because I don't rush out of the house every morning, she now feels I should be doing certains things since I'm home.

Recently, there was an issue that I should be washing her clothes. Can you imagine? That I don't love her or being romantic enough, that's why I have not been washing her clothes especially if I'm washing my own. Brothers, is it African that a man should be washing a woman's clothes? For that, she has stopped washing my own clothes if I cannot reciprocate her.

Also, she is demanding I should be telling her "Thank you" after every meal she makes and I am like, thank you for what? After sweating so hard to make the money to provide the food, I should be thanking her again for cooking it? I don't know if she's right here but I find it hard to do that. I'm the one providing and I should still tell her thank you for cooking the meal that both of us are to eat?

Another issue is that, the day I'm home while she returns, I should be rushing to the doorpost to welcome her, hug her and be so romantic in welcoming her. How does this sound? Not like I don't welcome her. If she comes in, we'll hug and embrace ourselves but to say I should be rushing to the doorpost or give her standing ovation, all that for what? I'm a proud African and I find it difficult to do all that.

The other day when we wanted to eat, I jokingly carried the washing hand basin and gave to her to wash her hands but before she could dip her hands in, I returned the basin and she got so annoyed for not holding the water for her to wash her hands. That she can do it for but why can't I do it for her?

So many demands that I'm beginning to feel that if I give this woman the chance she's looking for, she might turn me into something I didn't grow up seeing my father doing with my mother.

Is she right on her demands and I am the bad guy here or she's trying to turn me to her play toy?

What is your opinion on this?