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Why the LPG Cooking Gas Business Is a Good Investment Option in Nigeria

As cooking gas (LPG) continues to rise - more homes and businesses switching from kerosene and firewood to cleaner gas. This makes LPG one of the most profitable and stable investment options today.

Here’s why investing in an LPG plant or gas retail business is a smart decision:


1. You Own Your Business

Starting an LPG business means you become your own boss. You control how much you earn, who you sell to, and how you expand. Unlike franchise or dealership models, owning an LPG plant gives you complete ownership and independence.


2. It Is Highly Profitable

LPG is in constant daily demand. Whether in homes, restaurants, hotels, or factories, people need gas to cook and operate. With profit margins ranging between ₦100 to ₦300 per kg, depending on your location, you can easily make hundreds of thousands monthly, even with a small plant.


3. Easy to Set Up

Compared to other energy businesses, LPG plants are easier and faster to set up once you meet safety and regulatory requirements. You can begin operations within 6–8 weeks, especially for mini or skid plants, which are cheaper and more flexible.


4. Easy to Maintain and Manage

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https://www.naijalpg.com.ng/2025/10/top-9-reasons-to-invest-in-lpg-cooking.html

The domestic liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) sector in Nigeria oil and gas industry has huge investment potential. Most people in the middle and upper classes now use gas for cooking. It’s also in high demand across industries, government offices, hotels, hospitals, restaurants, bakeries, and other businesses. In addition, LPG is now seen as a safe, clean, and environmentally friendly fuel option, which supports the global move toward green energy.

Example of Profit from LPG Chain

Here’s a simple example of how profits flow across the LPG value chain:

• Retail price: ₦17,492.42 per 12.5kg cylinder (₦1,399/kg).

• Upstream (refinery/supply): ₦15,495.45

• Operational cost: - (it depends)

• Retail margin (profit): 10% or more

From this breakdown, investors with LPG gas plant can quickly recover their investment and start earning steady income. Those investing upstream (refineries or bulk terminals) can make higher long-term profits but need larger capital

Although the cooking gas business is becoming more common, the number of properly built LPG plants remains small. This creates huge potential for new investors. As more households switch to gas, the customer base continues to expand, ensuring steady demand.

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https://www.naijalpg.com.ng/2025/10/why-now-is-best-time-to-invest-in-lpg.html

The federal benchmark price is ₦230 per kg (PCNGi / FG). Using a common conversion for natural gas (about 0.829 kg per 1 SCM), that equals roughly ₦191 per SCM. Market prices can be higher (₦320 - ₦350/kg or more), so the real SCM price in some places is often ₦265–₦290 per SCM or higher.

If you want an exact number for a specific station, ask the supplier for their conversion factor.

The official ₦230/kg was set as a target under the Presidential CNG Initiative, but real retail prices often differ by location and supply chain. Always check local station prices.

Source: NaijaLPG 👇

https://www.naijalpg.com.ng/2025/08/how-much-is-1-scm-of-cng-in-nigeria.html

Thanks for the update. Please what location - state?

gentility411:
I guess it depends on location and availability of the product in d area one resides. I filled gas for #1,200 per kg just yesterday.

Before you go ahead with starting/opening up a gas plant, mini gas plant or the standard gas station - you must get the right documents and approvals. These documents are required by government agencies such as the DPR (now NMDPRA – Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority), fire service, and local authorities.

Without them, your gas plant or retail shop could be sealed, and you may face heavy fines. This article will explain the cost of all documents needed before starting a cooking gas business in Nigeria.

1. Business Registration with CAC

2. DPR/NMDPRA Approval (Operating License)

3. Fire Service Certificate

> Document Needed: Fire safety approval and inspection report.

> Why: To confirm safety standards and firefighting equipment are in place.

4. Town Planning / Local Government Permit

> Document Needed: Land use approval and location permit.

> Why: To confirm the land is suitable for gas business (not close to schools or hospitals).

Expect this to cost you about ₦50,000 – ₦200,000 (depending on location and state). Plus small stress.

>>>>full link to article 👇

https://www.naijalpg.com.ng/2025/08/full-cost-of-documents-needed-to-start.html

If you're wondering how much a 12.5 kg cooking gas refill costs right now in state, location in Nigeria, here's what recent data shows - and why prices are changing so much.

Current Price Trends

The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reports that the average price for refilling a 12.5 kg LPG cylinder in June 2025 rose by about 10.5 percent year-on-year, to nearly ₦17,500.56 - up from ₦16,250.27 in June 2024 . Month-on-month, the price also went up slightly in May .

But there's some relief, especially in Lagos. A recent market check shows that dealers across Lagos are now selling cooking gas at around ₦1,100 per kilogram, down from earlier highs of ₦1,300/kg . That means a full 12.5 kg refill now costs roughly ₦13,750 significantly less than the national average.

Thanks to liquidity and access to cheaper depot gas (such as from Dangote or Techno), this also helps keep prices lower in certain areas.

[i]Source: [/i]NaijaLPG 👇

https://www.naijalpg.com.ng/2025/08/how-much-is-125-kg-gas-refill-today-in.html

In 2025, Lagos residents face high costs when it comes to cooking gas. But not everywhere charges the same. If you're looking for the best deals, here's a helpful, researched blog post to the cheapest places, depots, gas plants to get cooking gas in the city.

Best Depot Prices for Dealers & Wholesalers

Here’s where Lagos-based dealers can buy at cost-efficient rates before adding small margins:

> Dangote Refinery: Approximately ₦815/kg at depot level

> Ardova: ₦825/kg

> KHNL: ₦845/kg

> NIPCO & 11 PLC: Around ₦850/kg

Even with transport and distribution added, these rates set the foundation for affordable retail pricing.

Any gas plants that purchased from Dangote Refinery (Depot), should be able to sell at ₦11,400 – ₦12,500 @ ₦815 base + markup

Marketers buying at Dangote depot can aim to sell cylinders for ₦11,400 - ₦12,500 depending on added costs and location >>> Full Article 👇

https://www.naijalpg.com.ng/2025/08/top-5-cheapest-lpg-cooking-gas.html

Are you thinking about investing in the LPG business in Nigeria? Mini gas plants are a smart and profitable option due to the increasing demand for cooking gas. But how much does it really cost to set up one?

Here’s a quick breakdown of the costs involved in setting up a 1.5 to 2.5-ton LPG mini gas plant in Nigeria:

✅ 1.5-Ton Mini Gas Plant – ₦5.86 million
✅ 2.5-Ton Mini Gas Plant – ₦11.62 million

Key Cost Components Include:
✔️ LPG Storage Tanks
✔️ Pumps and Backup Systems
✔️ Installation & Dispensers
✔️ Branding, Safety, and Insurance

Factors Affecting Cost:

• Tank size and quality

• Location and transportation fees

• Installation materials and dispensers

• Workmanship and insurance

Mini gas plants are a great investment because they are affordable, scalable, and meet the growing local demand for LPG.

Want to learn more? Click here to read the full guide on setting up a mini gas plant in Nigeria! 👇👇

https://www.naijalpg.com.ng/2025/03/mini-gas-plant-in-nigeria-startup-cost.html

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vybzkartel:
Is her behavior a sign that she likes me?

Manipulations. Don't let her use you as an emotional support. Channel your energy into something else. First, archive her chats. Stop calling her. Let her come to you instead. Don't check her status update. Put her on a spot. Let her start questioning herself. In this moment, you have to upper hand 👌👈

Monday March 10 2025

The controversy surrounding the death of Nigerian artist MohBad (Ilerioluwa Aloba) has taken another turn as his widow, Wunmi, spoke out in an exclusive interview on AIT Security Scope. In the interview, she shed new light on the events leading up to his tragic passing, revealing shocking details about his health, their relationship, and the ongoing family feud.

Events Leading to MohBad’s Death

According to Wunmi, MohBad had a physical altercation with a friend just days before his passing. Following that incident, he began feeling unwell. Concerned about his health, she called their family doctor on Sunday, September 10, 2023—a day that was meant to be special as it was also their child’s birthday.

Despite feeling sick, MohBad insisted that Wunmi should proceed with the birthday plans, assuring her that he would meet them later. However, his condition worsened the next day, Monday, September 11, 2023. Since their family nurse was unavailable that day, a friend of MohBad recommended another nurse, claiming he had been using her services for the past three years.

When the nurse arrived, she administered a series of injections. According to Wunmi, MohBad reacted badly to the third injection and tragically passed away.

Mental Health Struggles & Relationship Issues

In the interview, Wunmi also disclosed that MohBad had been struggling with mental health issues before his death. She revealed that at some point, he even had to visit a psychiatric hospital because he felt like he was "a shadow of himself."

She also admitted that she had been considering leaving the relationship due to MohBad’s declining mental state and emotional struggles. However, she stayed because his father repeatedly begged her to remain by his side.

Naira Marley’s Silence & DNA Controversy

One of the biggest revelations from the interview was Wunmi’s claim that Naira Marley—MohBad’s former record label boss—has never reached out to her since the singer’s passing. This adds to the speculation that MohBad’s past conflicts with Naira Marley and the Marlian Music label may have played a role in his struggles before his death.

Addressing the DNA controversy, Wunmi confirmed that she is open to a paternity test to prove that MohBad is indeed the father of their child. However, she accused MohBad’s father of deliberately delaying the test because he is allegedly enjoying the attention and fame that the controversy has brought him.

More Questions Than Answers

This interview has sparked fresh debates, as many Nigerians are still demanding justice for MohBad. The details of his sudden illness and the role of the nurse remain major concerns. Some believe this strengthens the argument that there was foul play involved, while others think it may have been a medical accident.

With ongoing investigations and widespread public interest, the search for the truth continues.
What are your thoughts on this new revelation? Do you think the interview clears Wunmi’s name, or does it raise even more suspicion? Share your opinions below.


Disclaimer:

I was at the barber shop when this program was aired. I had to jot so to catch up with the interview. The information presented in this article is based on statements made by MohBad’s widow, Wunmi, during her interview on AIT Security Scope.

Becoming a nurse in Nigeria is a rewarding career path with great opportunities in healthcare. If you are thinking about studying nursing in Nigeria, one important question that may come to mind is: [i]"How many years does it take to complete nursing school?" [/i]The answer depends on the type of nursing program you choose. Here is a detailed look at the different programs and their durations.


1. Basic Nursing Program
The most common path for aspiring nurses is the basic nursing program. This program is offered by many schools of nursing across Nigeria. It is a 3-year course where students are trained to become Registered Nurses (RN). After completing the program, graduates must pass the licensing exam from the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) to practice as nurses.

During the 3 years, students are taught subjects like anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and nursing care. They also spend time in hospitals gaining practical experience. The program is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to work in various healthcare settings.


2. Bachelor of Nursing Science (B.N.Sc.) Degree
For those who prefer to attend a university, there is the Bachelor of Nursing Science (B.N.Sc.) degree program. This is a 5-year course for students who enter through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). The course covers a wide range of nursing topics, including health systems management, research, and leadership.

For students who already hold a diploma in nursing, there is an option to enter the program through Direct Entry, reducing the duration to 4 years. Graduates of this program earn a degree and can pursue higher studies or specialized fields in nursing.


3. Post-Basic Nursing Programs
For Registered Nurses who want to specialize in certain areas of nursing, there are >>> CONTINUE READING 👇

https://www.essiebookblog.com.ng/2025/01/2025-update-how-many-years-is-school-of.html

In a groundbreaking development, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has introduced a resit option for students who fail one or more subjects or have their papers canceled. This means students no longer have to wait an entire year to retake the exam. Instead, they can immediately register for the specific courses they need to resit, providing a faster path to achieving academic success.

According to reports, registration for the resit exams is already ongoing, and the exams are set to commence on January 28, 2025. This is excellent news for students and parents alike, as it offers a second chance to improve results within the same academic cycle. If your child struggled with any subject in their WAEC exams, now is the time to act. Visit the official WAEC website for more details on how to register.


A Much-Needed Initiative but With Mixed Opinions

While this initiative is commendable, some argue that it may be somewhat redundant given the availability of alternatives like NECO (National Examinations Council) and GCE (General Certificate of Education). Many Nigerian universities already allow students to combine results from WAEC and NECO, or they admit students with an "awaiting result" status, which can later be updated with GCE results.

However, the new WAEC resit option eliminates the need for students to juggle two separate exams or gamble on uncertain outcomes. It also provides a structured opportunity for students to address their shortcomings quickly and efficiently.


The Bigger Picture: Resit Exams in Higher Institutions

While WAEC resit initiative is a step in the right direction, some believe that the focus should also shift to higher education. Nigeria remains one of the few countries where university students face "carryovers" and "spillovers," often resulting in extended academic years. Introducing resit exams at the university level could streamline the system, allowing students to retake failed courses immediately rather than waiting for an entire semester or academic year. This would align Nigerian higher institutions with global best practices.


Challenges and Considerations

Despite its benefits, the WAEC resit option raises some questions:

1. Cost: Students will still need to pay for the resit exams. While this is expected, it could pose financial challenges for some families.

2. Universities and Combined Results: Not all universities accept combined results from WAEC and NECO, making the resit option a critical alternative for students aiming for seamless admission.

3. Applicability for Older Results: It’s unclear whether the resit option applies to WAEC results of previous years.

Consider Stress of Preparing for Multiple Exams,
For many students, preparing for both WAEC and NECO simultaneously can be >>>> READ FULL STORY HERE 👇

https://www.essiebookblog.com.ng/2025/01/waec-introduces-resit-exams-in-2025.html

• Date of Birth: December 3, 2000

• Age: 23 years old, as of 2024

• Place of Birth: London, England

• Nationality: British

• Height: 5 feet 5 inches

• Weight: Approximately 55 kg

• Hair Color: Dark

• Eye Color: Brown

Early Life and Education

Tolami Benson was born on December 3, 2000, in London, England, to Nigerian parents who immigrated to the UK. She attended local schools before earning a degree in Business Administration from the University of East London.

Career

Tolami Benson began her modeling and social media career in 2019 while still at university. She has worked with major brands such as Nike, Adidas, and Topshop and has appeared in prestigious magazines like Vogue and Elle. On Instagram, Tolami Benson shares inspiring messages promoting body positivity and encouraging young women, amassing over 300,000 followers.

Relationship with Bukayo Saka

Tolami Benson has been in a relationship with Bukayo Saka, a footballer for Arsenal and the England national team, since 2020. Although the couple keeps their relationship private, she frequently supports him at his matches.

Social Media

Instagram: Tolami Benson Instagram handle is @tolami_benson - https://instagram.com/tolami_benson

Net Worth 2024

Tolami Benson net worth is currently unknown, but her boyfriend, Bukayo Saka, has an estimated net worth of $2.7 million and earns £30,000 per week at Arsenal.

Fun Fact On Tolami Benson >>>> CONTINUE READING 👇 👇 👇

https://www.essiebookblog.com.ng/2024/12/tolami-benson-biography-age-real-name.html?m=1

My visit to obsanjo farms OTA was both full of excitement and surprises. With working for just five (5) days at the large farmland, it was a lifetime experience I won't forget in a long time. I met with great interesting workers, people from different places - asked questions and also get firsthand sight seeing on how modern and best farming practices are done. However, I have a lot Issues with the establishment, especially in terms of worker welfare and food production.


BRIEF HISTORY

Obsanjo farms OTA is undeniably one of the well known farms in Nigeria. It covers a large area of land; with buildings on it, used for growing crops and keeping animals. The farm also housed many farm workers/labourers, farm buildings and farm machinery. As the name implies, the large hectare of farmland is owned by the former head of state and former Ex-president of Nigeria - OLUSEGUN OBASANJO. Former president Olusegun Obasanjo likely is a very intelligent and smart man, who saw the huge potential in the agricultural non-oil sector of the Nigeria economy and utilized it. Of course Obasanjo farms OTA, the farmland has its own past history regarding Issues on land ownership, but I am sure by now, all would have been settled.

Established in 1979, fourty years down the line, Ex-president Olusegun Obsanjo is still active in the business.


BUSINESS

Just like the Songhai farm in Porto-Novo, Obasanjo farms OTA has a great Agro farm setting that applies modern and best farming practices. The farmland is also accessable for Agro investor, exporter or manufacturer within Nigeria and beyond with accommodation for duration of stay. They also have access to high yield seedlings and breed stock, lectures and sight seeing. One can check all necessary information on the official website, which includes the Obasanjo farms vision and mission. With over four decades in business, Obasanjo farms is one of the largest poultry farm in Nigeria.

There isn't much to write about Nigeria agricultural sector, however there is a need to unearth the unlimited opportunities in this non-oil sector of the Nigeria economy. And Obasanjo farms OTA seems to stand in the center of it all. The farm establishment almost does all Agro-based businesses such as poultry farming, turkey farming, pig farming, Grass-cutters farming, and other vegetable plants and cash crops cultivation. Obasanjo farms is a producer of varieties of poultry, livestock and farm products.

SECURITY

It was a great experience indeed. The road seemed to have no end. There were just two check points from the main gate to where I was posted - the chicken processing unit. The mopols at each one of them seemed to possessed of a belligerent vitality. They stopped everyone going out from the farmland, irrespective of the department you work in. They stopped every vehicle, searched all nooks and crannies, emptied every bag and sack, dug their eyes into them, barked a thousand questions. And if you are coming in, you will have to sign in by also answering few questions, which involves your department and so on. However, for the fact that hundreds of workers/labourers enter in and goes out from the large farmland, one could wonder why the use of ID cards isn't use. Just standing and looking from the front gate inside, you could see the mould statue of the Ex-president Olusegun Obasanjo with his farm tools, lol. From there, is the admin and accounting office, also the vet office and drug store.

WORKER WELFARE

I have read online from various websites in Nigeria about the number of employed workers in Obasanjo farms. A lot of these websites claimed that nearly 5,500 workers are employed at the farm. Lol, that is quite an incredible stats. Unless the farm they all writes about is not located here in Nigeria. The department I worked, we are not even up to 200 workers. With my calculation and findings from past and present workers in the farm, the total number of workers and labourers are not up to 2,000 in numbers. And we all know that for labourers, they come and go, including those casual workers. Like the famous words - "Soldier come, soldier go - barrack still remains". So, that could leave the total number of active workers at Obasanjo farms down to 1,000 workers.

The treatment of workers at Obasanjo farms OTA is even worse for anyone to even consider working for more than two days. To be sincere, it was not fair at all. Workers are treated just as slaves - no resting hours/periods, no working shift, no breaktime. You could stand all day working without setting down, unless there is power interruption, and that last like how many minutes? 5 minutes. And don't get me started on workers salary >>>>>>

Article Source: https://www.agrolivestockfarming.com.ng/2023/04/obasanjo-farms-ota-brief-history.html

Starting a retail cooking gas refill business is a good idea, especially if you have a limited startup budget, but you need to plan well. Here’s a simple breakdown of how much money you’ll need to start in Nigeria, especially with the exchange rate of dollar to naira, thereby making goods and services skyrocket.

Budget Estimate: ₦500,000 to ₦850,000 naira or More

If You Have ₦850,000:

1. Two 50kg Cylinders: ₦290,000 (a fairly used can go as low as 100k.

2. Scale: ₦70,000 (150kg Camry digital scale is always recommended)

3. Shop Rent: ₦100,000–₦155,000 (depends on your location)

4. Gas Refilling: ₦120,000 (both gas cylinders, but it depends with suppliers and location)

5. Adaptors and Accessories (Filling Heads, hose, clips and much more): ₦35,000

6. Shelves, POS Machine, and Miscellaneous Items (just in case), including fire extinguishers or buckets.

Don't forget fire service approval from fire department in the state of operations.

Note: ₦200,000 may not be enough to start because of rising costs. A realistic budget would start from ₦400,000 in today’s economy. So even 300k may not be feasible due to high costs.


Starting with ₦500,000

If your budget is ₦500,000, here’s how to spend it:

1. Shop Rent: Depends on location.

2. Two 50kg Cylinders: ₦119,000 each (₦238,000 total)

3. Hose, Filler, and Other Accessories: About ₦100,000

4. Scale (150kg Capacity): ₦50,000–₦70,000

5. Fire Safety Items:

- Fire Extinguisher (9kg): ₦25,000–₦35,000

- Fire Bucket: ₦5,000

- Fire Notice Board: ₦10,000

6. Miscellaneous Costs: ₦50,000


Starting Small: ₦300,000 to ₦350,000

If you already have a shop or space >>>> CONTINUE READING 👇👇👇👇

https://www.naijalpg.com.ng/2024/12/how-much-does-it-cost-to-start-cooking.html

Do you want to go into gas business, and don't how to start or with less capital? Do you need the right advise and ideas?

Go ahead. Just do it. However, starting a gas business involves careful planning and consideration. Begin by researching local regulations, obtaining necessary permits, and creating a solid business plan. Determine how many kg of gas you want to sell and identify potential suppliers. Additionally, assess your target market and competition. As you progress, you will learn more about the business.

Don't stress yourself...there is money in the business, however, without good location, will may not see good profit at all.

How to Begin a Profitable Cooking Gas Business in Nigeria

In Nigeria, many people use cooking gas for their homes and businesses like in restaurants, schools, factories and much more. Starting a cooking gas business can be a good opportunity for you. Our detailed article will help you understand how to start and run a successful cooking gas business in Nigeria.

History of Cooking Gas in Nigeria

People in Nigeria started using cooking gas in the 1950s. But it became more popular in the early 2000s because the government wanted to reduce pollution and protect forests.

In the early 2000s, the Nigerian government began to actively promote the use of cooking gas as part of efforts to address environmental concerns and promote sustainable energy practices. This led to the implementation of various policies and initiatives aimed at encouraging the adoption of LPG across the country.

How to Start Your Own Cooking Gas Business In Nigeria With Less Capital

Whether you are looking to start a mini gas skid plant, could be a standard LPG gas plant or better still you wish to start as a retail reseller in a shop because of budget and capital - either ways, there are huge opportunities for anyone in this oil and gas sub-sector industry. Here are some few things you need to get started:

1. Research and Plan: Look at the market and make a plan for your business. Find out where you can sell gas and who your competition is.

2. Get Licenses and Permits: You need permission from the government to run your business. This includes fire safety certificates, DPR and environmental assessments.

3. Find Suppliers: You need a good supplier who can give you gas to sell.

4. Set Up: Get everything you need to sell gas, like storage tanks and safety equipment.

5. Hire Staff: Find people who know how to work safely with gas.

Licenses and Documents Needed To Start And Run Cooking Gas Business In Nigeria

CONTINUE READING 👇
https://www.naijalpg.com.ng/2024/01/cooking-gas-business-startup-how-to.html

Lol.

MMempire:
You dey mind Op.

Nothing. Just for picture. Nothing to do with the content.

mecuries:
what has the tattoo of Luffy got to do with any of what you wrote?

Across America, gang activity is increasing—not just in major cities like New York and Los Angeles but also in smaller towns. One sign of gang presence is through tattoos, which members use to show their loyalty and mark their territory. Knowing what these tattoos look like can help keep you and your family safe. Here are some of the common gang tattoos and what they mean:


14" or "88" Tattoo: These numbers are linked to the Aryan Brotherhood, a large neo-Nazi prison gang.

- Spiderweb Tattoo: Often on the elbow, this tattoo shows a person has spent time in prison and may have joined a gang for protection.

- Teardrop Tattoo: Usually means a murder committed for a gang, though the meaning can vary.

- Three Dots Tattoo: This tattoo means "my crazy life" in Spanish ("mi vida loca" and shows a general gang lifestyle, not linked to one specific gang.

- Five Dots Tattoo: Indicates a person has served significant prison time and is usually linked to more dangerous gang involvement.

- "MS" Tattoo: Found on members of the MS-13 gang, which is known for random acts of violence and was started by Salvadoran immigrants.

Source: https://www.pureinktattoos.net.ng/2024/11/common-gang-tattoos-in-united-states.html

It is well my friend 😊 👍

Sonnobax15:

The business that's after my heart,but no funds to package am yet

Please how much can someone gather to start selling gas as a fresher?

NOTE THIS IS AN ESTIMATE PRICE. PRICE MAY INCREASE WITH TIME AND ECONOMY.

Let me do the analysis for you here. Clean and neat tokunbo 50kg is 95k, maybe you'll start with (2) 50kg and (1) 25kg - #40,000k. And original camry emperor scale (100kg), let say 50k and fire extinguisher (6kg) is okay, let say 15k. Also, filling accessories both camping and standard mouth refilling can cost 15k including {util}, not for the 50kg mouth.....

Total calculation:

* 50kg cylinder 95×2= 190k

* 25k cylinder = 40k

* Scale (100kg) camry = 50k

* Fire extinguisher 6kg = 15k

* Filling accessories = 15k

Rough calculation

Just budget 400k (four hundred thousand naira)

READ FULL ESTIMATE PRICE INFO 👇:
https://www.naijalpg.com.ng/2024/01/how-much-will-it-cost-to-setup-cooking.html

Lol. True shaa

2cribz:
Telsa all the way.nothing like oga I get gen step down,with how many ova gen e go carry iron,carry ac,if its not from factory direct,na time bomb

Now going close to #1 million naira

nifemi25:
I heard to convert to CNG is about 800k and I heard just 4 liters of the CNG can takes you from Lagos to ibadan. Don't know how true is it thou

Lot of Nigerians want to know pros and cons of installing cng kit in their cars. For the benefit of all let me share few points I believe should be considered.

CNG gas is said to cost N230 per kg when it finally rolls out - Presidency. Compared to petrol fuel (PMS), now almost sold @ 600 per litre.

Negatives:

The N230 reduction on cng fuel is actual saving of just N370 considering...

1) installation cost,

2) hassel of refuling overr 150-180kms,

3) increased maintenance cost as cng requires frequent air filter change and throttle body cleaning,

4) loss of luggage space

5) risk of cng cylinder = bomb on board

6) loss of power


However you should also know positives as well to take an informed decision...

1) 1kg cng give over 26kmp/kg

2) improved ride >>>> CONTINUE READING 👇

https://www.naijalpg.com.ng/2023/11/what-are-pros-and-cons-of-installing.html

When we talk about pigs, especially in farming, there are special words for different times in their lives. One question people often ask is: what do you call a pig that's going to have babies?

A pig that's going to have babies is called a "sow." A sow is a grown-up female pig that's ready to have piglets. Farmers pick sows carefully for their health and size, and how good they are at having healthy babies.

While a sow is pregnant, which usually lasts about three months, she stays in a safe place called a farrowing crate. These crates are made just for sows to have their babies safely and comfortably. They protect the sow and her piglets, making sure no one gets hurt.

Having babies and taking care of them is called "farrowing." It's an important time for both the sow and her piglets. They need good food and care to grow up healthy.

After the piglets are born, they might be raised for meat or to have more piglets themselves. Sows can have babies more than once to keep the cycle going.

So, a pregnant pig is called a "sow." Knowing this helps people understand how pigs grow and are taken care of on farms. It's important in farming to know these words and how pigs are raised for different reasons >>>> CONTINUE READING 👇

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SLC Disbursements help UK students pay for their tuition and living costs. SLC stands for Student Loan Company, which is a government organization that provides student loans.

The SLC is owned mainly by the UK Government's Department for Education and is funded by taxpayers. It offers loans to students and collects repayments in cooperation with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). The company was created in 1989 to support students in the UK, initially providing loans that had to be paid back directly to the SLC. Over time, it has expanded to offer tuition help as well.

This article explains what SLC disbursements are, who can get them, how to apply, and the requirements for eligibility.

What are SLC Disbursements?
SLC disbursements are payments made by the Student Loan Company to help students cover tuition fees and living costs while studying in the UK.

Who is Eligible for SLC Disbursements?
To be eligible for SLC disbursements, you must:

- Be a UK resident.

- Be enrolled in a full-time course at a UK university or college.

- Have a household income below a specific level.

What is the Household Income for SLC Disbursement?

The maximum household income you can have to apply for SLC disbursements depends on your course and where you live in the UK. Here are the income limits for different regions and education levels:

| Level of Education | Region | Max Yearly Household Income |

|--------------------|----------------|--------------------------
| Undergraduate | England | £27,295 |
| Undergraduate | Scotland | £25,025 |
| Undergraduate | Wales | £26,210 |

| Undergraduate/Postgraduate | Northern Ireland | £25,025 / £45,800 |

| Postgraduate | England | £49,130 |
| Postgraduate | Scotland | £45,800 |
| Postgraduate | Wales | £47,945 |

If your household income exceeds these amounts, you may still qualify if you can prove financial need by providing details about your financial situation.

Advantages and Disadvantages of SLC

Benefits of SLC Disbursements:

- They help pay for tuition, accommodation, and living costs, easing financial pressure on students.

- They reduce the need for private loans, which often have higher interest rates.

- They provide financial support, allowing students to focus on their studies.

- The interest rate on SLC loans is relatively low, currently at 1.1%.

- You don’t start repaying your loan until you earn above £27,295.

Drawbacks of SLC Disbursements

- After graduation, you must repay the loan with interest, which can increase over time.

- Repayments may be taken from your salary or benefits, affecting your finances.

- Failing to repay can hurt your credit rating, making it harder to get loans in the future.

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Online education has become increasingly popular worldwide. Today, many online schools provide more than just flexible learning; some even offer refund checks and laptops to students. These benefits make education more accessible and affordable for those who cannot attend traditional institutions. If you're thinking of enrolling in an online school, finding one that offers these perks might be worth considering.

Why Online Education?

• Online learning allows students to access education from anywhere, removing the barriers of location and cost. It has opened up opportunities for many people who were previously unable to attend physical schools.

• Online programs give students the freedom to study at their own pace and schedule. This is especially helpful for individuals juggling work, family, or other commitments while pursuing their education.

• Compared to traditional schools, online education is often more affordable. Students can save money on commuting, housing, and textbooks.


How Online Education Becomes More Affordable In 2024

Scholarships and Financial Aid
Many online schools offer financial support to students who need help covering the cost of their education. This can come in the form of scholarships or financial aid.


Low Tuition Fees
Online schools often have lower tuition rates because they don’t have the same expenses as traditional schools, such as maintaining physical campuses or large staff.


Refund Checks and Laptops
Some schools provide refund checks, which can help students cover extra expenses like books and living costs. Laptops are also given to students who may not have access to a computer, ensuring they can complete their coursework and access learning materials.


Why Choose Online Schools Offering Refund Checks and Laptops

These online schools not only help financially but also offer convenience. Studying online means you can learn from anywhere, anytime, which is a huge benefit for students managing busy lives. Plus, having a laptop makes it easier to participate in online classes, access resources, and complete assignments.


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When you receive your college acceptance letter and think about dorm life, you might wonder: how old will you be when you start this exciting new journey?

Most college freshmen are around 18 or 19 years old, as they typically enter college right after finishing high school. However, there are students who start college later for various reasons, such as taking a gap year or pursuing vocational training.

In college, you will meet people of different ages and backgrounds. While the usual age range for freshmen is 18 to 19, many older students join as well, bringing valuable life experiences with them. Colleges understand this diversity and often provide resources specifically for non-traditional students, including flexible schedules and support services.

There are no age restrictions for becoming a college freshman. As long as you have completed high school or an equivalent, your age will not affect your admission. Colleges focus on your academic qualifications and readiness rather than your age. If you are older and considering college, many institutions offer programs that cater to adult learners, such as evening classes and online courses.

The age of freshmen varies globally. In the U.S., Canada, and Australia, students typically start college at 18 or 19. In contrast, students in some European countries may be 19 or 20, often due to additional years of schooling or gap years. Cultural factors, like mandatory military service, can also influence when students enter college.

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I keep hearing stories. But the truth remains, there is no correlation between radio waves and a gas cylinder that can cause it to trigger fire and explosion.
Yes, the radiation of cell phone is always high, but there is no evidence that says when it connects to gas flame it will result to explosion .

However, for you to be sure and safe, if your gas cylinder is switched on, do not use it for calls or avoid any incoming calls. If you may, just make sure not to stay there close. You have to shift from the area of gas cylinder and make your calls. if not, maybe just maybe gas may explode >>>>

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