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If any discerning person reads this very well, they'll see that both the Bishop and Pastor Adeboye said the same thing. The problem came with the Bishop now latching on to just one piece of Pastor Adeboye's message and making a mountain of the mole hill.


Godliness and industriousness were exactly what Pastor Adeboye was advising, while discouraging vanity. So what exactly is wrong with that? Is Bishop trying to trend by all means necessary?

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TheRedpillguy:
February 29th, is there a date like that in existence?

I was reading the comments and hoping someone would recognise the absurdity if a 29th February in a non-leap year. The Memo is either fake or a demonstration of the incompetence of the FAAN as an agency that should earn my patronage.

His mum damaged his life with poor values and home training. She is definitely a collaborator and an enabler per excellence. She drove the nail in the lad's coffin by broadcasting the boy's atrocities on the internet and trying to blame it on the University. That appears to be the last straw that brought the University's ire on her son.

Sorry for the dad and his helplessness in this situation. Women, please back your husbands up when they are disciplining your male child. You don't love them any better than the father by spoiling them and seeking to protect them from the father's correction.

I hope he gets and takes another chance without blaming his misfortune on anyone else.

Why don't you include the cost breakdown of the component parts? That will help folks who may be thinking of getting one installed. It also helps with transparency and trust.

Breaking down on the make and number of Solar Panels, Make and capacity of the Inverters, Batteries etc. will give confidence to folks.

diabeticdeals:
Drop your digits, I'll reach out to you.

Could you also drop me the video please? The WhatsApp is 09Zerothree58two8009.

Thank you

Muyesky:
You can reach out to me on WhatsApp

Don't have your WhatsApp number.

Muyesky:
Lasercut sliding gate ready for delivery.

These look clean, do you fabricate the Lasercut pattern yourself or do you contract it out?

I need to procure several small pieces of these, are you able to help?

opicgif:
Hello,
I'm in Port Harcourt
The trees are close to my office
Where are you based?

Wow! That's some distance. I am based in Ibadan.

opicgif:
wow

thanks

youre right.

just checked it out on wikipedia

theres lots of it close to my workplace

had some today and think ill try and plant the seeds

Hi there,

I wonder what city you are based in. I would like to get some of the Surinam Cherries that you referred to in your post last year. Are they still available?

twinskenny:
Good morning all switches and socket available

Do you still have these in stock?

Do you have more information on this your product? Details like sizes, prices and photos might help.

DFAMEGUY11S:
Your quality floor tiles here with affordable price

@DFAMEGUY, what are the prices and dimensions of these tiles? Just 60*120 ? Do you have the 80*160 of these or any other tiles in stock?
Thank you

Folks, I need help again o, does anyone know where I can get this hot water cylinder in Lagos or environ? Any useful information will be appreciated. Thank you

uwemjack:
Ready made manhole covers are available for sale in different sizes.

Material:
They are made from polyester resins, glass fibres, quartz a catalyst and an accelerator

Properties:
* Waterproof does not absorb moisture
* High temperature resistance of over 100degree
* Chemical resistance to most chemicals except high concentration of hydrofluoric and phosphoric acids
* Does not stretch or shrink
* Non conductive, does not conduct electricity nor hold charges

It comes in two categories
A15 - light weight - for green areas and driveways for normal saloon and SUV cars
C250 - heavy duty - for areas where heavy trucks pass regularly

Size and price:
40x40 (A15) black =N24,000
40x40 (A15) gray = N24,000
40x40 (A15) black+lock = N32,000
60x60 (A15) gray =N43,000
60x60 (A15) black = N43,000
60x60 (A15) black+lock =N52,000
60x60 (A15) gray+lock = N52,000
75 x 75 (C250) black = N95,000
30x60 Gully grating (A15) black =N30,000

Where is your shop? Do you do Waybilling?

Thank you

I am disappointed to be reading this sort of threat from an organisation like NANS. Their preoccupation should be with the quality and delivery of Education in Nigeria, not commercial interests that have nothing to do with their welfare.

DSTV is not an essential service, not even a government service nor a Monopoly, so why is NANS giving them an ultimatum? Unsubscribe to their service and move to Startimes if they are too dear and they will learn their lesson when enough people do the same. But to shut their offices is unlawful and a practice that is alien to democratic norms.

Don't just blame our politicians when Nigeria doesn't work, we all just pick and choose the aspects of democracy that suits us and this makes the country the way it is.

hslbroker2:
How many do you need baba?

Just about 130 pieces. A local supplier might find this quantity more profitable

For the Timber Merchants in the house, do we have anyone who deals in Teak that is dry and milled to specifications? The most critical requirement is for the Timber to be dry and cut accurately straight. The size is 1.5" by 1.5" by any length greater than10'.

The location is Ibadan.

Thank you.

Hi all, does anyone know where I can get a Concrete Grinder/Scarifier/Shaver to rent or buy? I need something like the one in this attached photograph. It could be electric or Petrol driven, that doesn't matter.

Thanking you in advance.

topsy23:
People are really using the VRF/VRV these days. The reason why people run away from it is the initial cost but at the long run it saves cost on power. And majority are inverter system. Most of residential building in Ikoyi, banana island and some area in Lekki used the VRF/VRV system
Daikin
York
Panasonic
Midea
Etc

Thank you. This enlightens me more. I'll intensify my research then.

That is the edge you guys have over the rest of us. You move around and get better exposure.

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rmx:
I use water cooled chillers In my factory , for this my mall projects am using ducted split in some areas , I think that’s what it is called. Midea , imported myself . I think you can use vrf /vrv for all applications but I stuck with ducted for this my projects

This is one of the bigger VRF systems from Midea and it must be powering quite a few indoor units.

Where did you import from and how many indoor units do you power from this?

Was it easy getting these through the ports and did you have to travel abroad to purchase them yourself or did you order online?

I think you have a lot to share with us on this, if you don't mind.

FEGEITOK:
I got the best prices from these guys.

Better than any other person who sold the same brand.

I did my homework though.

got prices/vendors on a spreadsheet, so do your own due diligence.

I don't know if things have changed since then.

The multi-split system is so beautiful, I absolutely recommend it over individual split units especially if you are environmentally conscious or want to conserve power usage

Thank you for this information. I will pursue it accordingly.

On another note, how long does the AC run for with your Solar batteries and how many batteries do you rely on in powering the AC?

topsy23:
That's what we called multi split unit system. It almost similar to VRF system but the only difference between the multi split unit system and VRF system is that the maximum indoor you can install on multi split is 6numbers but vrf can take more .. they are both low power consumption equipment.

People are using it Nigeria

Daikin, York, Panasonic etc have those system

Spot on. If this is popular in Nigeria, how come the suppliers are not promoting them?

I have been struggling to find the information that you and our other folks on this forum have given in the past couple of days.

I hope we have folks who can also service them as well.

kopell:
Thanks, this is amazing they are not multiple splits that as one single condenser outside unit with 4 to 8 split internal units. My concern about this particular unit is the cost of energy consumption. Although I understand it can be programmed to use any of the units when needed, but the condenser unit is running at capacity which I think is not cost efficient. Please, if you don’t mind can you share more lights on it, or if possible post what it looks like for others that may be interested to learn about it thanks. There is a debate between some professionals in that line, in regards to inverter AC’s and regular AC. Some are of the opinion that the regular AC’s is more powerful in times of output performance in cooling. The other opinion is the inverter AC’s are only good in energy savings but not strong in times of outputs of cooling.

In terms of effectiveness, the sizing has to be done before specs are agreed. The volume of the room and the direction of the dominant windows makes a lot of difference. Windows facing the sun in the late afternoons and evenings admit more heat and these should be considered when specifying the capacity.

kopell:
Thanks, this is amazing they are not multiple splits that as one single condenser outside unit with 4 to 8 split internal units. My concern about this particular unit is the cost of energy consumption. Although I understand it can be programmed to use any of the units when needed, but the condenser unit is running at capacity which I think is not cost efficient. Please, if you don’t mind can you share more lights on it, or if possible post what it looks like for others that may be interested to learn about it thanks. There is a debate between some professionals in that line, in regards to inverter AC’s and regular AC. Some are of the opinion that the regular AC’s is more powerful in times of output performance in cooling. The other opinion is the inverter AC’s are only good in energy savings but not strong in times of outputs of cooling.

Well, I am not the expert in this field, but the trick is that the condenser only runs at the optimal capacity based on the demand from the indoor units.

You are also able to have different rooms at different temperatures, as each room has its own thermostat and controls. Another advantage is that your entire house is served by a limited number of units, so you don't have condensers hanging all over the building. You can use different indoor units connected to the single condenser e.g. a wall-mounted unit and a standing unit and a ceiling-embedded unit and a concealed unit all powered by the same condenser.

A lot of these multi-splits also use the inverter technology as well as the newer R-32 refrigerant which are both good for the pocket and the environment.

I am sure some other clued-up folks in here will be better able to extend this list.

kopell:
Hi, can you throw this open. What exactly do you mean halfway house between the fully central ones and individual split unit Ac’s ?

Multisplit or multi split ACs are systems that have 1 or more indoor units per 1 outdoor/external unit. This allows one to minimise the number of external ACs hanging out on walls.

They are not Central Air-conditioning Systems powering the entire house, but you can power between l and 6 units/rooms from just one Outdoor unit.

This allows you to purchase 2, 3 or 4 units to power the entire house.

They are much more energy efficient than the standard splits as they only generate output based on the demand for cooling. If you switch on the AC in one room, for example, it will only be using say 20% of the installed capacity.

We don't use it much in Nigeria because it is the next level up from split units and relatively newer in technology. I think it will become more popular with time and Solar deployments.

FEGEITOK:
I will share with you the number of the sales agent I worked with and the certified installer who installed mine.

That would be awesome. Thank you.

twinskenny:
We have GREE installed in this house… the inverter type both standing and wall split…. Low power consumption….

Powered by our installed 20kva inverter…

Note: we bought directly from their main distributor @ Apapa

Make it cheaper

Thanks Twinskenny.

I wasn't quite looking at Gree, but would appreciate your insight on this. I'll look up your number from your profile and get in touch.

Much appreciated.

FEGEITOK:
Try Daikin

They have exactly what you need.

And they have authorized dealers and certified installers in the country.

That was what someone told me a couple of days ago. I contacted EMC. I understand that they are Daikin's main supplier in Nigeria, but EMC hasn't responded to my WhatsApp enquiry though they have read the message.

I'll wait and see if they respond in the course of the next week.

Thank you.

desiji:
definetely the make is Gree i have two types one with 2 indoor and the other with 3 but i brought down from base (Germany) The are inverter Ac's without surge

Thank you desiji. The Midea units that I found were also from Germany and the trouble with importation and all is what is discouraging me from considering that option. I checked with Midea here in Nigeria and they either didn't understand, or they were too set in their ways to think of anything but the commonly available splits.

FEGEITOK:
A/C?

Yes, Air conditioning units. A halfway house between the fully central ones and individual split units

desiji:
Been using it since like 2yrs

That's gratifying. Are you able to share some details on make and supplier/installer either privately or through this public forum?

Thank you.

jabolo:
I am researching the multisplit options as I also abhor the clutter. Trouble is, the original building design ought to have considered it in the first place and hidden ducts can be provided for. It is difficult to retrofit into a completed building.

Having said that, we'll get there someday, so I would appreciate recommendations on the best vendors for multisplits in Nigeria.

Thanks in advance.

Any progress on this matter? I am looking too and would appreciate recommendations and/or referrals from this forum.

Thank you all