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mctfopt:
Just love our Speedaf.

Order date: 26th July

Delivered: 17th August

No long story. No charges. No "Anything for the boys?" Just pure service.

That is another shocker for me, aswear. The first time I encountered them, they had two parcels that will attract 500 naira each (total of 1k) in NIPOST charges for me. They called that they are on their way to my workplace (the delivery address). I was like what dá hell? And being already used to NIPOST's "Come to our office to pick up" policy, I simply told them that they should not bother but just give me their office address jẹ́jẹ́, lemme come and pick my package myself before they start giving me stories like we couldn't locate you and had to put it in "returns". Ọmọ, they insisted o, and find me they did. I only needed to provide a means of identification and that was it.

Okay, I checked the package and no price was scribbled on it (like NIPOST does). I was now looking at the mouth of the delivery man if he would say "oga, you have to pay charges". But disappointedly shocked was I when after I thanked him, he too thanked me, turned and walked away. Along with some guilt questioning myself if I should have given him something, I also kept wondering that this tracking is definitely not DHL's or its likes (even those ones still throw decorum to the winds and shamelessly ask something for the boys), so I kept arguing with myself say wetin dey, who be these guys?

Three more parcels after that they called again, but I insisted it must be in their office, which is of course a ploy to satisfy my curiousity. They had their signboard along the main trunk A road, but you needed to branch off and drive about five NEPA poles in-street on an untarred, barely motorable road to get to their designated location. I guess they couldn't find an office beside the main road or perhaps it was too expensive. The building is your regular three or maybe two bedroom apartment with a toilet and bathroom to serve all. The sitting room/palour was adapted as the office. The office was very bare save a work table and a chair both placed a little off-centre of the room. The barebone appearance of the place is apparently because it was recently rented and construction and building refurbishments works were visibly on-going. The room also had a sitting bench for clients placed against the wall by the entrance.

I discovered they are a Chinese company with subsidiaries across Nigeria, they not only ship into Nigeria from China but vice versa. The few minutes I was there, they made about one or two calls to Lagos in follow up of different items that people are shipping from Nigeria to the outside. Few clients came in to collect footwears (which surprisingly the speedaf agent herself does not even know how to go about ordering on AE and got some insight from the client). No charges were collected from anyone. They use apps on their mobile phones for their process of items arrival to item collection perhaps until such time the rehabilitation and construction works in the building are completed and they can set up good office space where they can use larger gadgets like computers and the likes. Upon arrival of items, they use their phones to scan the QR code on the package and according to them, a message is automatically generated and sent to the recipient's email address notifying them of the arrival of the item. They also place phone calls to the recipient. Then when the he/she comes to collect it, they either scan the QR code or enter some information about the package on their mobile phone app and then it's handed over to the the individual.

There were stacks of bags in one corner of the room and I was told they are returns of items that recipients rejected (not that recipients couldn't be located). They are shoes and clothing, mostly shoes, that had wrong sizes sent. When I inquired why mostly shoes, they responded that there is a shoe merchant in China that recently adopted "speedaf" as the sole logistics agent because of the reliability and that more sellers will likely adopt them in the coming weeks.

odimbannamdi:
Boss, who be the Jos guy? Abeg quote any of his chat

Bàbá, read the messages. Dude dey here already. I've gotten 5 different packs of different capacities from him till date. He even replaced for free one that the battery post terminals got damaged in transit.

One thing though, is that na pay before delivery and you'll most likely be responsible for the payment for shipping. But he will deliver it. Usually within a week of concluding payment, item gets to Ondo/Ekiti, in most of my dealings with him.

omotoda:
I better start putting up my Luminous inverter for sale.The only reason I haven't gone Lithium is because of my inverters. The price sure makes sense when you compare it with Lead Acid batteries that will give you just 50% DOD.Full river battery as at my last check with the sole importer in Nigeria about 3 weeks ago was #155k for 200ah.So technically ,Lithium is better cost wise in the long run.

I have a 12v 1.5 kva Icellpower inverterwith adjustable settings lying fallow in my store.Does anyone know if this inverter can work with Lithium? If not what affordable and durable options are available?

If your inverter has so far served you well, is rugged, big, strong and reliable, you might wanna keep it. It is something worth keeping. And it does not prevent you from acquiring LFP to use with it.

The only change you require is to do away with the in-built AC charger of the inverter and use an external Lithium charger hooked to the battery instead. Of course if you also have solar panels and CC, that makes the job of charging easier.

Penuelseun:
Just tried my 2 door fridge with it and it powered it. It is amazing

I think aside from low frequency inverters' naturally high idle consumption, another factor for any inverter, high frequency or not to have distressing no-load consumption is the presence of add ons like chargers. The charger circuitry even when not in use contributes its own parasitic drain.

Although I have seen one inverter that defies the rule - that BTS inverter. Also I think someone here has pointed out a low frequency inverter whose idle consumption is even much lower than typical high frequency ones.

Dam5reey:
It's because you have a properly size massive lead acids, that why you feel this way..
Interesting, but at this age, I can't tell my enemy self to use Lead.
1.25kwh 12v: 130k
2.5kwh 24v: 260k
These are ready made Banks, end user buys and use immediately



See the prices of budget lithium, these batteries can be loaded up to 1C and continuous on 0.5C, without stress, you can't try that on a lead acid it won't live up to 6 months..
To be able to do 0.5C then you must double or triple the lead acid capacity which will result to higher starting cost..

Most Inverters now have customization, for charge.

For longevity and capacity, DOD, charge and discharge efficiency up to 99% Lithium is the way.

I agree with you. The mainstream is now gradually and faster than ever drifting towards lithium. The affordability is easing and with many offerings and start ups in the market (save ones like felicity that lie about capacity), it can only get better.

I think to my guys that still stick with Lead acid, it is a function of what still works for them, the ability to have a hugely oversized bank (as is expected to be with lead acid) that does not impair functionality much and probably in addition, the undesire to give up on a huge investment in LA in favour of lithium without first maxing/squeezing out the last drop of the investment on it (lead acid).

I believe acceptance and transition to LFP despite being an avid fan of LA was easier for Oga Níyì because he had clients that were much more interested in the new thing, he had to get them their choice and in the process had first hand exposure to LFP. The need to properly intimate himself to that chemistry in order to serve that section of clients necessitated owning banks himself. And now he is a faithful disciple. . Now he apparently even wants to do away with just few weeks old 272ah cells in order to upgrade to maybe 1000ah cells. Ha! Baba, Tuale o.
I hope I assumed correctly sha.

In the coming months, we should see guys engaging in e-vehicle constructions or modifications, starting majorly with e-bikes. Maybe this thread will also accommodate that new entry or perhaps it will have its own thread altogether.

Namzy:
Even if its 100ah I belive that price is reasonable

Even if it is 100ah, why not brand it 100ah rather than mislead people by false declaration, hyping and inflating the capacity in order to justify a price tag?

Anyways it's Nigeria, SON is moribund.

Valto:
the price is not that reasonable bro. u can get a good 100ah 12v lithuim with good thick casing and rugged DALY bms for 125k from the jos guy. they should stop packing lower capacity cells as higher ones. imagine selling 48v 6kwh(120ah) as 48v 10kwh(200ah) and 24v 3kwh(120ah) as 24v 5kwh(200ah). a pity Nigeria has no regulatory body for this kind of stuff.

You no lie about that Jos guy offer.

Valto:
should be around 210 to 230k

As at last the time I got a 24/100 from him January, it was for 270k. But it's more expensive now. He blames the worsening naira-dollar exchange. He also admits to have upgraded the BMS in the 24v to Bluetooth enabled one, of course with increased cost too.

So I believe it will now be around 300k.

Edited:

mantims:
Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) smart battery packs with active balancer, Bluetooth remote monitoring and cells available for sale from the Jos Guy. We ship nationwide.
1.25kwh 12v: 130k
2.5kwh 24v: 260k
5kwh 24v/48v: 560k
6kwh 24v/48v: 600k
9.8kwh 48v: 950k

100ah 3.2v great power cells: 27k
120ah 3.2v CATL cells 31K
280ah 3.2v CATL cells 76k

Welcome to order: 08030633202 (calls/WhatsApp)

Guy, you don dey Nairaland. .
You kukuma want to dey do the marketing in the first person.

Has anyone seen the movie "AI"?
The "AI" movie is a finesse improvement on Will Smith's "I-robot" movie.

Well this is it. Very soon every home will be able to have at least one robot.

DoggoneDogg:
Lol

Fulani slave masters always dealing with their Afonja slaves and their descendants all over the world.

I will not indulge your inanities. Either you are Fulani, aiming at degrading this thread to Igbo versus Yoruba tirade or you are an inconsequential South Easterner that has ignorantly allowed himself get suck into the fake squabbles programmed by the feudals to maintain a disunited south.

Either way, you can only try so much. There is a time for everything. And usually these things come around full circle. So don't cry when tomorrow you become a direct recipient of the evil precedence you created.

MuhidDada:
But the catch for the frontier exploration allocation is that it is 30% of "profit." The 3% is of equity stake in the community's oil projects. Even 1% of that, cumulatively speaking, will dwarf 50% of NNPC 'net profit.'

You dont know the abracadabra of this government, do you? Right now the NNPC admits that it has not made any profit for almost 10 months because it, as it claims, uses it for under-recovery subsidy payments. But wait for it.

In under one year, the DPR (under Fulani of course) announced that Nigeria daily PMS consumption rose from 30 million litres daily to 100 million litres daily! Of course this was to justify the apparent back-to-back loss of NNPC (also under the fulani).

So don't be surprised that by the time the PIA begins to be effected, a previously unprofitable NNPC will overnight begin to make enough profits to dwarf, non-cumulatively speaking, the proposed 3% equity stake in the communitys' oil projects.

Chrisbella24:
OMo, the way you answer questions here ehn?

You're good!

I get question wey I wan ask.

I want to order Redmi note 8(2021).. Should I go ahead and order? (this is cheaper tho) Or just get it from slot here in Nigeria (To avoid stories that touches)

Thanks

If your item is to get to you from China, it will have to scale a lotta hurdles.

There is this ugly trend with customs officials drooling over electronic gadgets imported into Nigeria, especially thru AE. So they tend to slap depressing, inhibitory and mind boggling import duties on such items. Apple gadgets and Xiaomi appears to top the list. Know this that legally, the officials at random or deliberately open up packages to check what is in it, so they always know when it is a phone. So even if you originally bought it for cheap, you may end up paying more than you will had you bought it here. In the very rarest of cases though, the item escapes custom's scrutiny.

Then there is this problem with hmmm, NIPOST. That one too na another story of either delayed, lost in transit or stolen item. Both scenarios bring the challenges to an anecdotal high 70%.

Now you may want to consider expedited shipping like DHL and Co to handle your item which gives you some assurances over NIPOST's inefficiencies and even quick delivery within 2 weeks with adequate tracking, but it will likely not escape custom's scrutiny.

Now there is also this "version" issue with Xiaomi mobile phones, something I'm yet to understand fully but which I believe will have experts about it on this thread. Chinese version, global version, Chinese ROM, global ROM are all the terms used and it is usually adviced that for Nigerian user, it is safer to go for one particular version over another.

There is also the problem of quality or product imitation from useless sellers on AE, although reading buyers' reviews on the sellers can save you the headache and help you identify authentic from fake sellers. There are also dedicated Xiaomi stores on AE which always sell original devices.

Then comes the issue of warranty. I'm not sure you can get that for mobile phones purchased on AE.

A clear advantage of AE over SLOT that I can think of is that exotic and new upgraded versions of products show up on AE much faster than they do on SLOT, although such devices eventually find their way into the Nigerian Market after a few months.

If you alternatively decide to get it from SLOT, you will be saved custom's wàhálà, you will physically see your device and probably have a few minutes of hands-on-experience before you make your decision to purchase, you gat no painful waiting period no matter how short and finally you get your warranty on purchased devices. Some warranties of some products in SLOT even go up to two years, I think. Opting for SLOT may mean you will pay higher though.

So I think purchasing your device locally will be a better option.

I myself have bought a phone only once on AE and deliberately it was a refurbished device. I am not comfortable buying new phone on AE. That was 4 years ago and a device as old as a Lumia device will only be available as refurbished. It was a Lumia 1520 (being a Windows phone/Nokia fan). Custom's wàhálà was not this rife then and even if it was, I doubt they'll drool over an unpopular Windows device as they will over apple. I still plan to purchase mobile phones on AE in the nearest future, but mainly vintage ones, just for the keeps and just to stand a little different from the pop culture of sophisticated devices. I love the idea of spotting a flip phone/device from yesteryears. My options for now are Nokia 3250 (had one before that I bought brand new 16 years ago), Motorola RAZR, and maybe the Lumia 950xl.

Ha! The gods should met out their judgement without wasting time. Every saboteurs should not live long to spend this 823 àbí 617 million naira.

People this is how you know how Fulani run the show. Is it a surprise that we are running serious financial deficit despite increase crude dollar earnings within the past few months and increased taxation on citizens? (increased taxation is one for of governance used by the Fulani as revealed by Lugard's letter to the Queen), Is it any surprise that the government keeps borrowing to "fund itself" despite reasoning to the contrary? Is it any surprise that the repatriated loots from foreign countries and recovered loots from past corrupt officials are all declared missing under Malami's watch? Is it any surprise that Nigeria'S daily PMS consumption jumped from 30 million litres daily to daily in just one year and the government maintains that subsidy under-recovery has proportionately increased within that same one year?

These are part of what they use these monies for. And the myopic lawmakers are too gullible to know that the Fulanis come back to kill them after they must have gotten what they want.

Ruggedniggaone:
This can't be truth,do you think those senators are stupid to the extent of selling their region for 10m expecially when they knew that senate president collected 800m

They wouldn't know it was that much until they read this news. In the coming days, you will start seeing oppositions and fight within the ranks of the legislooters, expressing displeasure at being given just peanuts when the principal officers are bribed half a billion.

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Edited - See this: It's happening already
https://www.nairaland.com/6712317/lawmakers-set-showdown-over-lopsided#105009855

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Patrioticman007:
Since NigerDelta people did not plant the crude oil in their soil, but God did

How about the Gold in Zamfara? How about sharing the proceeds from its sale to the FAC account? Hypocrites.

You see why I'm happy all this is happening? Y'all can only do so much. By the time the baton changes, you should be prepped to be served hot in the same manner you dished out to fellow compatriots. And you must not complain. It is a terrible thing to create bad precedences, for you just do not know when you will be at the receiving end.

That is the story of Aguiyi Ironsi. I bet he will wish he could go back in history and not abolish regionalism that Igbos and the rest of Nigeria (aside the North) agitate for today.

That will definitely be the story of Buhari and the Fulanis in Nigeria.

ObabyObaby:
maybe the Bluetooth botton

You give felicity too much credit o. Bluetooth kẹ̀? When they have not even been generous enough to put a display meter for easy reading of SoC and probably over declared the capacity, you are thinking of Bluetooth BMS. By the way, that switch is not even expensive sef. It is just about 250 naira equivalent. I still ordered few pieces on AE days ago for a project.

justcallmenuel:
150ah 12v Felicity lithium battery now available, #180,000. Call/WhatsApp us on 08168986461

Likely another overdeclared capacity by Felicity. It looks the same size as a 12v120ah LFP that I have.

Anyone wanna find out for guys?

busuyi44:
Mine too combined but they still maintained NG..R tracking number format. The items are household and phone accessories combined. Total worth $18.84 from 5 different sellers

Lucky you. I envy you though. You still get to taste the best of both worlds - Combined delivery plus Fast, reliable logistics (speedaf).

Things can't get any sweeter.

The US law Courts are apparently becoming places for reprieve for the oppressed against the "untouchables", the oppressed who will ordinarily have been denied justice within the Nigeria judiciary.

First it was Onyeama. Then Abba Kyari and now Dangote.

Although we know that the Nigerian state knows how to frustrate extradition process with a view to keep indulging the accused who should have been sent over to clear their names.

The scathing lawsuit pierced into Mr Dangote’s alleged underhand dealings as a towering figure in Nigeria’s capital markets.

OYINDAMOLA OLUBAJO • AUGUST 18, 2021

Nigeria’s business magnate Aliko Dangote was involved in alleged rape and psychological manipulation of the wife of a businessman Kevin Ajenifuja, with an intention to steal his trade secrets, court documents obtained by Peoples Gazette said.

Mr Ajenifuja said he had developed the technique and process of a sector exchange-traded funds for Africa in June 2004, after over 10 years of research.

In a lawsuit filed by the businessman on August 2, 2019, Mr Dangote allegedly made arrangements on how Mr Ajenifuja’s 22-weeks pregnant wife was drugged and how young men slept with her with the intention of stealing his trade secrets.

Mr Ajenifuja alleged that Mr Dangote connived with some World Bank Group employees, precisely on February 8, 2010, to invite his then wife to a meeting at a Catholic mission in Washington, D.C., area where she was allegedly given illicit drugs.

The Gazette also learnt in the lawsuit that Ms Anita was also given opioid medications on a regular basis, which she became addicted to. She subsequently engaged in extramarital affairs with young men near Washington, and the troubling situation was subsequently used to blackmail her into turning against her husband until she handed over his trade secrets to Mr Dangote.

The World Bank denied the allegations and the court rejected Mr Ajenifuja’s lawsuit because it was statute barred.

A spokesman for Mr Dangote declined comments about the lawsuit when reached by The Gazette on Wednesday afternoon.

The businessman only confirmed the theft of his trade secrets in December 2016 after several investigations.

While Africa’s richest man’s alleged actions caused issues between the plaintiff and his wife, Mr Dangote resigned as the President of the Nigerian Stock Exchange in 2014, a year before the expiration of his term, “to conceal his involvement,” the lawsuit said.

Mr Dangote took many by surprise in 2014 when he announced his intention to step down as the president during the 53rd annual meeting of the NSE held in Lagos, making him the first to step down before the end of his term.

“On information and belief Defendant Dangote resigned to conceal his involvement in what happened to Plaintiff and Anita Koepcke,” Mr Ajenifuja said in court documents.

Mr Dangote had cited the need to have more time for the execution of his companies’ expansion across Africa as the basis for his resignation.

Mr Ajenifuja said it was around December 20, 2014, that he searched for the missing copies of the trade secrets and suspected that they had been stolen by Mr Dangote via Anita.

Mr Ajenifuja alleged that the trade secrets were sold to Vetiva Funds Managers Limited, Lagos, one Mr Dangote had a close business relationship with.

Vetiva Sector Series Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) comprising the Vetiva Banking ETF, Vetiva Consumer Goods ETF, and Vetiva Industrial ETF was announced on July 7, 2015.

A spokesperson for Vetiva could not be reached for comments throughout Wednesday.

Mr Ajenifuja said the affairs caused “severe emotional suffering because his home was foreclosed by the mortgage company as a result of loss of income,” the documents said.

Mr Ajenifuja also demanded $1 billion as the least compensatory damages against Mr Dangote and others for the alleged theft of his trade secrets.

In their separate motions, the WBG sought to dismiss the case on the grounds that it was immune from suit, while Mr Dangote sought for dismissal for lack of personal jurisdiction.

https://gazettengr.com/dangote-drugged-my-wife-got-her-raped-stole-my-trade-secrets-businessman-tells-u-s-court/

Someone in UAR already have charges of Nepo-Narco-Fula-terrorism hanging on his neck. It only remains that he vacates the seat in few months time.

Meme loading.

Tempo1644:
Here you have it, I guess I'm the scape goat.
6 months after purchase, my screen is gone

VICTOR4U2C:
The tv is bad ..my screen keep going blank after 8month of purchase if you have any solution to this pls call me ...7064949823

Oh no. Two people already. That's more than a coincidence. That means I should be expecting this to happen anytime from now. Using it for 10 months already.

Edited: But may J suggest something for yhr two of you that may just solve this problem? It's just a guess but may it'll work. This is because I think the screen problem is more of software glitch than hardware problem. Why I think so is because none of you two reported any physical insult to the TV or any undue exposure to bad mains current. Also at different times before I have experienced instances where the "source" option refuses to come on and I won't be able to change from AV source to HDMI, home or any other source. Then I will need to reset the TV to bring things back to normal.

In one instance, I noticed one of the speakers stopped functioning and believing that it was a hardware problem, I decided to connect my earphones thru the Bluetooth and also discovered that one of the speakers of the earphones also did not work. This made me to conclude that the problem was not with the TV speakers, but probably with the software. At that time, rẹ-installing the TV solved the problem.

So here goes:

Reset your TV: On your remote, press "options". Scroll to and select "TV options". Them select re-install TV.

Your TV will re-boot within 5 to 15 seconds and hopefully this should restore all things to normal.

Please refer back to this place and let us know your feedback.

aminusodiq:
I plied the same route few months ago and it was good, I was transiting from Abuja

That must have been Akure-Ilawe-Ado axis. The Akure-Ìta ogbolu-Ikere-Ado route is a death trap and in fact now a hotbed for kidnappers because of the many bad spots that forces vehicles to slow down.

Lovenorth:
You are the one that will blame yourself for blindly supporting Ipob terrorists

Okay o. I hear you. Adios.

Codedzng:
Guys, how can I track this
NG000569945O
It was shown on AliExpress as Arrived at destination country.
But I can't track it anywhere

Lucky you. Your item is being handled by the fastest AliExpress logistics from China to Nigeria as of today.

Google "Speedaf" and track your item on their website.

daddytime:
Hey bro, could you recommend anyone to help pay for something on AliExpress plus a trustworthy shipping agent?

I have limited ideas on those in that capacity. Sorry I couldn't be of much help.

Lovenorth:
Next time before you comment make sure make sure you are sober, it was someone that brought the is of handing the tenant to the Afghan Taliban first, what is the relationship between the news and the Afghan Taliban that are living in their country? But you didn't ask that question because of hypocrisy, you are only interested in my comment because I mention ipob terrorists that you are

Okay sorry my apologies, you unrepentant Boko Haram and bandit sympathiser. I missed that part in bolded.

So to the two of you then, you're both pathetic and unreasonable dolts for bantering in irrelevance.

And by the way IPOB was declared "terrorist" by your hypocritical, clannish and nepotistic people. That they did so does not mean that IPOB as a secessionist group is really a terror. Neither does the fact that you deodorize internationally acclaimed terrorists like Fulani herdsmen and Boko Haram cum Bandits mean they are not.

Jecyangel:
Please can you explain more on this combine delivery. Am just hearing /seeing it for the first time here

There you go.

[quote author=Lovenorth post=104949310][/quote]Oh really? Have you suddenly forgotten how the NP can make a donkey to admit it is a rat? Have you also forgotten how the government is trying so hard to ban most news outlet in other to streamline the news it propagates to Nigerians, painting bad news as good news the way it has been using the NTA? How about the DSS' lies about the invasion of Igboho'residence?

You see, when you indulge bad attitude, it is sure to come back and bite you in the butt. Remember when the DSS in her usual gestapo manner invaded Saraki's with a view to intimidation? What was the response of the then acting president VP Osinbajo, according to the rule of law? What was the response and action of Buhari when he resumed as president back from his trip? Fast forward to now and see why the deterrence that Osinbajo created then would have built an egalitarian and feared DSS and compare to what the admittance and indulgence of Buhari has bred of a present day gestapo, executive assassin group and unintelligent DSS?

So let's agree for the sake of arguments that IPOB indeed used 10 girls for rituals as instructed by Nnamdi Kanu. Then if established, the perps should be prosecuted according to the laws of the land, for what they committed by that is felony adequately captured as so by the constitution.

So go back to your dictionary and find out the meaning of the word "terrorists", then come back to place any of IPOB, Odùduwà Nation BY Sunday Igboho, Boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen in the proper category. Then further breakdown the number of victims that have so far fallen to crimes alleged to have been committed by each of the groups and make further categorisation as your educated mind dictates. Then check the results and see for yourself the mis-prioritisation and hypocrisy of your government, with connivance from their supporters among the terrorised populace.

Really?

The people in Southern Nigeria are the ones to change this narrative. With this admittance of error by the rubber stamp legislature, southerners should start picketing their representatives (I personally have an in-law as APC rep member that I've already made known my strong dislike for their I sensitivities to and I will keep throwing him my jabs online and offline) with a view to forcing them to do the needful: represent their interests and always be present at plenary to relay the demands of their constituencies regarding any subject matter discussed on the floor.

For fvck's sake, there is GSM and Internet. You don't even have to travel down to your village to seek their opinion on things. Simply make yourself reachable thru the mobile phone, also conduct online polls to seek their opinions and relay such to the plenaries.

Lovenorth:
Why didn't him say the tenant should be handed over to an Ipob terrorist?
Most of you use this Taliban news to insult Muslim, I have more than enough instances where Nairanders insulted Muslim using Taliban that are in another country. You think we don't notice it

Are the Taliban Christians? Are Ipob terrorists, at least by international standards which you all love to giddy up to? Between Fulani herdsmen and IPOB, which outfit is internationally recognised as quite dangerous?

Not even to start with your vain attempts to paint Bandits as non-terrorist peacemakers.

When OPC was becoming a pain in the butt of Lagosians in those days of Obasanjo, Yorùbás wasted no time agreeing with the government to blacklist them as the terror group they were metarmorphosizing into. That promptly halted the degeneration and brought normalcy back into the group such that today, they remain a pan-yoruba group to reckon with.

But here you are, you lots deodorising Bandits, boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen troubling your region and other parts of the country while you orgasm on branding secessionist as terrorists.

Again, I present to you your no-terrorist peacemakers on the beat

https://www.nairaland.com/6709243/bandits-break-into-islamiyya-school#104947139
The joke is on you.

Lovenorth:
You didn't notice that the Nairaland is dominated by an Ipob terrorists?Majority of you are always insulting Islam and the North and you didn't notice that right? As long as you are insulting us, we will not insult you in return but we will defend ourselves

Is this defence? You hypocrite!

Well, coming from Lai Mohammed, I find it hard to believe.

And if twitter makes any compromise in order to resume operations in Nigeria, I doubt it will record as much dedication, patronage and love it used to have from Nigerians. Even though I've never been on twitter, I for one will have an added reason not to join the microblogging platform should they compromise.

“I can assure you that we will not rest until we regulate the social media, otherwise, nobody will survive it,’’ he said.

You will be physically taken out of the picture by some divine providence and will not rest in the afterlife before you carry out this evil.

If it is Akure-Owo highway, then it is Fulani herders until proven otherwise. That is why they ended up robbing an empty bullion van. A career armed robber/bullion van robber will not rob any van at random, but will have done the necessary background checks and surveillance and be sure that his target is sure to ferry money.

A career kidnapper's surveillance will be within the purview of his own expertise - kidnapping people for ransom (K4R). They may have just happened on the bullion van. Including the fact that Fulani kidnappers are not so smart bunch, but are cowards emboldened by the muzzle of the weapons they wield, so the same insensible brashness made 'em to attack an empty bullion van.

Also criminals tend to respect each other's terriroty, I believe, and no armed robber will dare operate in a territory that is solely that of ferocious kidnappers else they risk losing their lives.

Or do you think any random armed robber from nowhere will dare go to Abuja-Kaduna highway, the turf of highly skilled Fulani kidnappers, to rob? Any robbery in that turf will have to be done by the kidnappers themselves who are probably diversifying sources of revenue.

kelvinezeh55:
I saw hell on that road yesterday from AKURE to ado ekiti that road is nothing to write home about......

The road you speak of is different from the Akure-Owó highway mentioned in the news article, a decrepit expressway compared to the pothole-ridden, gully-infested "lowway" you travelled.

ubee:
I've said this many times.
The authorities should enact a law to have bullion vans move without being closely tailed by police in Naija.
Then have plain clothes armed police trail the van maintaining a distance of anywhere from 100m to 150m.
The driver of the van having a powerful radio connected with the police officers, the moment he comes under attack by the criminals the disguised policemen cover distance and will ambush the robbers.

If this is adopted i swear robbers will just stop robbing bullion vans because they will be dropping like flies anytime they attempt.

You expect so much from a government of ineptitude. Your wise counsel is best valued and applied in sane environments, for the present political structure in Nigeria is designed to silence and subjugate novel ideas.

Óyá. Let this be replicated across southern Nigeria. Not just tackle, but outright beating, stoning and banishment from the village and the land of their birth.

Let 'em be sent back to reside with the usurpers and anti-people they so much love to align with. Then let's see if they will remember that they sabotaged their own people for their sake and accept them (lawmakers) as their (usurper's) own.

South south people should start hunting down their own representatives on the basis of the fraudulent PIB.

Lovenorth:
They are not like Ipob terrorists

Mstcheeew! Just trying to be the mischievous dolt, creating division, turmoil and fomenting trouble and distrust, your stock in trade in the North.

Do you even realise that that is what the devil is adept at? Creating trouble, war and bickering where there is peace, that is.

Àbí what has IPOB got to do with this?

So that means he had to drink a can of beer each time he needs to pee. Is he aware that the more he drinks, the more he'll need to pee hence the need for more cans? He should know that that is like going around in a circle.

Indeed, he is a tenant from hell.

Plut01:
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Immediately I saw the headline, my mind already told me it would be someone in the UK or A red state in the USA.

Them dirty and wicked die! I have one depressed one that I chat with like and the way the guy dirty ehn. Him go pack go another house by November and I know what they would find in his current house will make headlines like this one.

Imagine storing poo of sheep in your house telling me it turns you on


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That's madness. Lol.

It's called "coprophilia". Damn! You're lucky to have come across a case like his. I only learnt it in school. I've never come across a case in all my years of practice.

Lovenorth:
They are not like Ipob terrorists

Mstcheeew! Just trying to be the mischievous dolt, creating division, turmoil and fomenting trouble and distrust, your stock in trade in the North.

Do you even realise that that is what the devil is adept at? Creating trouble, war and bickering where there is peace, that is.

Àbí what has IPOB got to do with this?