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dragonking2:
Useless people.

Diesel was N115-N120 under GEJ.

So they want us to clap for them.

Yes because of the exchange rate under your GEJ.

He had 2.2m barrels to export per day on crude oil and each barrel was sold over $80.

Then the CBN had enough dollars to sell to banks and end users, which stabilized the naira below N200 to $1.

We import of AGO, hence is naira is weak, prices of imported products would drop.

If naira appreciates to N300 to $1, expect prices to drop further.

It's a 'dollarised' system we operate

harbdulrasaq88:
The Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, has approved the special promotion of policemen who participated in the arrest of Lagos most wanted kidnapper, Duneme Onwuamadike otherwise known as Evans.

Recall that Evans, who is believed to be the richest kidnaper in Nigeria was arrested in Lagos on Saturday, June 10 by policemen while he prepared to travel out of the country by the Intelligence Response Team (IRT), lead by ACP Abba Kyari.

The IGP, who has been receiving encomiums from the Presidency for the arrest decided to motivate his men to do more exploits.

It was gathered that 35 operatives from the IRT, 11 from the Technical Intelligence Unit (TIU) and one person from the IGP monitoring section, were involved in the elevation.

In a memo signed by the Commissioner of Police in charge of welfare, Posi Ajunwa, 29 sergeants were promoted to rank of Inspector, while three Corporals were promoted to the rank of Sergeant with effect from June 16, 2017.


http://www.newshelmng.com/2017/06/igp-orders-special-promotion-of.html

This is very good incentive.

If the IMO zenith bank officer had survived, he could have been rewarded for bravery

Policemen should improve in order to benefit more

When you have a name, you're protected in Nigeria

wantagon1:
Seriously this government deserves pass mark in the area of security

Fact.
Security top notch

May be coincidence

But at the start of June 2017 and during the Holy ghost service, Pastor Adeboye prayed a prayer that all evil doers would be brought to book this month.

May be its coincidence sha

Wow. Lagos is a country

www.nairaland.com/attachments/5507060_ojuelgbaaccident4_jpegaf9a1a7d8ec667b00a1a14c0b6a098f5

JosWatchDog:
All staffs of Diamond bank Katako Branch, Jos and residents has vacated after a suspected car loaded with explosives was spotted in front of the Bank.

JTownConnect Metro gathered that the car has been packed for 1day and some hours without no one coming for it.

Scared residents and staffs of the Diamond Bank Katako branch raised an alarm, called for the anti Bomb squad who wasted no time and landed at the scene.

The Anti Bomb Squad blocked the commercial roads preventing people and vehicles from passing and going out.

After proper investigation and checking, it was noticed that the anti Bomb squad detonated an explosive from the car after which it tolled away. See more photos below:


Source: http://www.jtownconnect.com.ng/2017/06/tension-in-jos-as-suspected-car-with.html

lie from pit of hell

NwaAmaikpe:
Nice one

I didn't know polytechnic graduates can be this successful.

You be proper mumu.

Apart from you having comprehension challenges, you also have self esteem issue.

She graduated from DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois after she first attended Benson Polytechnic High School

Get serious

brightlinse:
am also proud to be a polytechnic graduate, may be with your degree or M.SC. your still broke, sorry brother

don't mind him/her

Is that not a C of O on the table?

Before nko?

The money they make daily, bankers don't make in 30 days.

Ambode suspended Unionism and its affecting them

Homeboiy:
The woman don old


Her face don' dey wrinkle

She had to wait for Okonkwo the rich guy, after she rejected Nnamdi for being poor.

Don't blame her, bride price too cost for that side

great news.

They should insert broom stick into their blokos

Bode George that stole public funds and went to prison also had Thanks giving held in his Honour.

Same applied to Ibori.

That they do it doesn't mean it is acceptable to God

Jacksparr0w127:
True. Nigeria is in Europe

Asia

CHOPUP411:
Hiv

I think she uses condom when she's doing it with her customers

Jacksparr0w127:
Contaminated blood

Her blood is HIV proof.

These people are trying oo

Upon all the pektus she dey chop home and abroad, her blood dey clean?

Na wa ooo

Olayinkaoj:
I am finding it difficult to open page 1536. What is the magic?

Your network

No magic

hilroy:
Iranu

Big time iranu

Attention seeker Alex reporter is here again.

See how he described himself

AlexReports:
Immediate past Miss CommonWealth Africa, Queen Joy Onumajuru celebrated copies of ATTENTION Magazine that had exclusive content of her grand opening of Queenel Saloon in a Abuja that featured A'list showbiz entrepreneurs. The ex- beauty queen met with the publisher Alex Nwankwo who happens to be a publicist when she returned to Nigeria recently after bagging Masters degree abroad.

Onumajuru also reigned supreme as Queen Of Aso ‎Nigeria in 2011 with the executions of high profile project geared towards empowering children and providing for the less privileged. The blue print edition of ATTENTION Magazine had Nollywood actress Rosaline Meurer as the cover page, while the June edition which is in the press will have top Ghanian actress Juliet Ibrahim as the front page cover. 
http://www.alexreports.info/2017/06/excited-ex-miss-commonwealth-africa-joy.html?m=0

iamnlia:
So?

Good business for cow sellers in Nigeria

Good news to our Fulani herdsmen.

Business will boom lol

4,000 Cows Will be Flown in to Ensure Milk Supply as Qatar Battles Blockade
News18.com
Updated: June 13, 2017, 1:20 PM IST
[img]http://img01.ibnlive.in/ibnlive/uploads/288x192/jpg/2017/06/cows1.jpg[/img]

New Delhi: A Qatari businessman has taken the aerial route to tackle the supply shortage of fresh milk after several gulf nations severed ties with his country.
Moutaz Al Khayyat will fly in 4,000 cows in 60 flights to tackle the supply crisis, Bloomberg reported.
“This is the time to work for Qatar,” Khayyat, chairman of Power International Holding said.
The bovines, brought in Australia and the US, will be flown in through Qatar Airways. The milk production is expected to start by June-end.
Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt, Yemen and the United Arab Emirates had severed diplomatic ties with Qatar over Doha’s alleged support for Islamist militant groups. Qatar has denied those charges.


Most of the fresh milk and dairy products for Doha's more than 1 million population came from Saudi Arabia up until a week ago. But the isolation that started on June 5 has forced Qatar to look at new friends to import food and other materials.
On Sunday, Iran had sent five planes of vegetables to Qatar. “So far five planes carrying... vegetables have been sent to Qatar, each carrying around 90 tonnes of cargo, while another plane will be sent on Sunday,” Iran Air spokesman Shahrokh Noushabadi had told AFP.
Three ships loaded with 350 tonnes of fruit and vegetables were also set to leave an Iranian port for Qatar.
Dairy products have also been flown in from Turkey and there is a campaign to urge people to use homegrown products.

[img]https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jun/13/qatar-plan-airlift-4000-cows-maintain-milk-supplies#img-1[/img]

http://www.news18.com/news/world/4000-cows-will-be-flown-in-to-ensure-milk-supply-as-qatar-battles-blockade-1430997.html
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jun/13/qatar-plan-airlift-4000-cows-maintain-milk-supplies#img-1

Refa:
What size of wire are you using?
Breakers are typically sized primarily based on wire size or amperage capacity of the wire in question. You can be producing 36A, if the wire used to carry this amperage is not rated for 36A, you are going to run into issues. On the other hand, if you wire is rated to carry something bigger than 36A; let's say 60A, you need to rate your breaker to protect your charge controller. Two ways to do this; Surge arrester and a breaker. Just my 2 cents

6mm bro

Dam5reey:
My opinion is connect 800w, your​ controller will take as much power during cloudy time, and during peak periods current limiting function kicks in

From experience... The charge controller only draw what it need to charge your battery from the Panel... Assume battery is almost charge from float to fully charged, it will only draw small power regardless of the Panel watt output...

I have seen 470 Watts panel connected to 10A controller.. everything works fine.. just that battery will charge at close to 10A any time of the day from 9am till 4 pm...... during peak periods the remaining 220 watts is lost.. but will compensate​ during cloud..

ok thanks .

But see my response above, do i still need to buy 4 panels? or just stick with my 3 jeje

earthrealm:
ok ur panels are 200w, not 250w..perfect then 200w x 3 in series shud be fine.
ur 600w 12v setup has the capabilty of bring 40/45amps...thus in real life factoring in losses from cabling, inclination and scc efficiency..you would be getting btw abt 35amps- 38amps max. for ease of calculation lets assume 30amps, the norm is to take 5hrs of sunlight daily, thus 5hrs x 30amps = 150amps, ur bank is 400ah, wch you can theoritically drain/recharge to 300ah, so you can see that ur setup can only supply 50% of your bank capACITY - THIS IS NOT IDEAL LONGTERM, unless your loads are light n u dont drain ur bank heavily.
A 24V 200AH SETUP IS A BETTER DESIGN from all angles panels utilization/harvest/batt charging/C/10 etc......

hope you are aware of the term sulphation and C/10? UR BATT BANK NEEDS 10% CHARGING CURRENT TO REDUCE THE EFFECT OF SULPHATION, THUS a 12v 400ah bank needs minimum of 40amps, SOME OTHER BATT TYPES ARE C/8

Thanks. Before the end of the year, I will upgrade to 24v inverter.

Also, i am very very conservative and my wife laughs at me.

even at full charge now on Power company or Generator, we hardly use up to 100amps per day.

I mean when batteries are fully charged cos i just acquired the two batteries in April, 2017 we only switch on TV, decoder and fan for about 3 hours and go to bed. By the time we wake up and there's electricity, batteries are full again. so daily usage averages 250 watts load for about 5 hours or say out of 400 amps full charge, i use only 100amps and 300amps gets wasted or so.

I just want to go solar so i can explore more out of the 400amps available. I am presently under using the system and electricity at my present place is 18hours out of 24 hours per day.

delerx:
The guy above me. Smh

is a crook and criminal that should be treated like Evans

earthrealm:
that ur breaker looks like an ac breaker, if yes...using ac breaker in dc enviroments is not safe/good.

what his engineer meant by limiting current by circuit breaker is that, if the juice coming from his panels is over 32amps[max of his scc], then it will trip preventing damage to his scc.

am not in surpport of such a setup, cos if ur panels are sized properly, the issue of over current will not arise...n from the 250w x4 panels u have...case of excess current will not arise for a 24v system, but will arise for a 12v system...600w is max recommended for 12v system, thus you may wish to install only 2 panels if you still insist on 12v setup

Ok thanks.

We can do 200watts X3 then to make 600watts rather than 800 watts( 4 X 200watts panels)

But I want to ask this question.

Presently, my 1000 watts inverter send 10 amps to each of my 200amps batteries after every one hour charge.

Let's assume that the sun shines properly from 10:00am to 3:00pm, that is 5 hours sunshine, How many amps would be sent per hour to the batteries to charge them?

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AutoJoshNG:
One of the greatest exploiters we have in Nigeria are the car dealers. They can actually make a scrap car look brand new again.. The cars at their showrooms look perfect to the average eyes.. However, a trip behind the scene could leave you dumbfounded.

My simple advise to all prospective car buyer is, never rely on the information given to you by the car seller.. They may just give you a Tokunbo car as brand new or a Nigerian used as Tokunbo.

These are 5 things Nigerian car dealers don't want car buyers to know



1) Accidented cars:

Car dealers would always tell you their cars are clean without a scratch or blemish. But when you prove to them the car has been resprayed, they will now change their tone and say they only sprayed the bumpers due to a scratch at Lagos port. Note: This is usually a big fat lie. That car is most likely accidented. It is not news that most cars which are imported into Nigeria are bought from auctions that sell a large number of damaged vehicles. This may not be a problem as some damage are minor and inconsequential.. However, some dealers prefer to buy the badly damage cars which would be sold very cheaply as scrap.. and such vehicles would be repaired and sold to unsuspecting Nigerians. I once asked a car dealer in Lagos to show me the pictures of the accident the car I was inspecting had. What I requested was the original pictures from the auction yard before any repair was done.. but he went ahead to show pictures he took after he had done some repairs. I almost fell for it but quickly realized they had done some repairs and even put in new radiator and condenser. These guys could be desperate to any extent.. so you have to be careful in order not to buy a car that the airbags have been removed due to accident or a car that the suspensions have been patched up to only take you out of their sales lot.



2) Rolled back mileage:

Just a week ago, I did a vehicle history check for someone, the vehicle history report showed the car had trekked 403,000 kilometres before it left Canada last year.. but the dashboard odometre in Lagos a week ago was showing 80,000 kilometres. What happened? They had rolled back the mileage. Come to think of it, imagine rolling your age back to 15 after clocking 80 years old.. That would be splendid.

Another guy kept complaining his car had multiple issues.. we later realised the actual mileage on the car was about 500,000 kilometres.


3) Flooded cars:

Did you just buy a car that has a mind of its own? You try to reduce the volume of the radio but the sound goes up instead.. You try to turn off the radio but the AC goes off instead.. The reverse camera comes up anytime you put the car in drive.. and your car continues to play many annoying pranks with you. The car is probably a flooded car. These cars are cheap at the auction so the ridiculous prices attracts dealers who want to maximize their profit. Dealers don't want you to ever know they are selling a flooded car to you and you probably can't tell with your bare eyes. The simplest way to know is by doing a VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) check especially Carfax VIN check.

Some people buy cars and they spend money fixing it for more than a year without being able to drive it.



4) Unpaid import duty:

The excessive import duty in Nigeria, our porous land borders as well as high level of corruption has led to several cars being smuggled into the country. The sad news is, these cars are not seized from the dealers.. but they are seized from the final buyers who are not aware the vehicles were smuggled.

The good news is Nigeria Custom recently launched a custom paper verification process that allows you to confirm if duty was paid on a particular vehicle. See how to verify your custom paper HERE.. https://autojosh.com/custom-paper-verification/



5) How much they make on each car:

It is true some cars are sold at a loss especially when they have been on ground for too long. It is also true that car dealers can make between ₦200,000 to ₦700,000 on a 2006 model Toyota car. The better they are able to execute the 4 points I listed above, the higher the profit they make.. but I have observed that no matter the amount car dealers make, they will always tell buyers that they are only making ₦50,000 on the car sale. If you fall for their appeal to pity, you will end up paying more for nothing.

Tell us what you noticed car dealers in Nigeria did not want you to know and stay tuned to AutoJosh for more on cars.

Don't forget to like, rate and share.

https://autojosh.com/car-dealers-in-nigeria/

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Seun

I dont always like to agree with your posts most times, but almost all you said is true, except some lines, which i will address

This smells like Buhari's input.

Once a northerner is the head, such appointment was only approved by VP and not made by him.

Note I'm a buhari and Osinbajo unrepentant supporter, but I honestly feel somehow about some of his appointments