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diabeticdeals:
Don't do it.

zeestone99:
Yes some can be as high as 110w. I have measured them myself. Some are around 60w. Our snadi inverters consume 30w.

Richnero:
Prices still valid?

Ferdiwar:
Fake Jinko 140k for 575w
Original Jinko 166k for 555w
Original Longi 165k for 555w but I got the 570w for same price (as against 180k) as offered me a discount on the panels if I get them from them when I bought my inverter.

Ferdiwar:
I was shocked too.
I got to know this when I was in the market for panels and reached out to Coscharis Technologies for Jinko panels, when I told the lady that their price for 555w was way higher than what I was offered for the 575w in alaba that was when she asked me to request for the S/N of the panels they offered let her verify if it's the original or fake, well my shock was shocked with the outcome.

I ended up getting the Longi as they only had the 555w in stock and I personally verified all the panels from Longi website before leaving with the panels.

Fremlin:
Can I get solar lights for less than 200k, that can power just Pc, charge phone and probably fan and bulbs

Deluxe8000:
pls who has this to sell

luvhenry:
Neatly used PS4 for sale with 1 pad and 4 games including fifa 23

170k.


If you want it without the games, we can discuss further

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kiekie1:
Hello, there's an existing tstv set-up at site . Simply needed to know if tstv is still functional these days as kids love A1 kids , BJ kids stations etc ...

kiekie1:
Okay do you mean tstv changed to sltv ?
Shed more light or attach a link for clarity sake

kiekie1:
Hello house, pls is tstv back on air ?

dejidotun2000:
I get what you mean about the calibration but that isn't what is at play here. The CC maintains the set 27.6V for some time but "losses" the setting later and begins to output over 30V. It wasn't like that initially and when I noticed it, I also thought it might be due to voltage drop along the battery cable but after several checks and attempts to calibrate what I realised was that the CC was actually "forgetting" the set voltage. Feat didn't allow me to use the CC since then.

Botragelad:
You are ignorant!
The situations in Israel and South Africa are not identical. Israel is a complex and diverse society, with multiple ethnic and religious groups living together. South Africa, under apartheid, was a very different society, with a strict system of racial segregation in place.

One key difference between Israel and South Africa is the concept of citizenship. All citizens of Israel, regardless of race or religion, have equal rights under the law. In South Africa, non-white citizens were not considered equal, and were denied basic rights and freedoms. Right or wrong?
Israel has an elected government, while South Africa was ruled by a white minority that denied the majority of its citizens the right to vote. These are just a few of the differences between the two societies, which make the comparison of apartheid and Israel inaccurate. Again, do you understand what apartheid mean!

I am always surprised when they paint the UK healthcare systems as eldorado. I have been working in the same system for 19years. Used to be quite good but the last 10years things has deteriorated really bad. Talk about dentals for Instance, how many people actually has access to NHS dental care? Even the British go to Spain , Turkey and other European countries. I definitely do most of my complex dental care in Nigeria, always plan it on my holidays.
Fertility care is another, most people come to Nigeria 🇳🇬 for IVF, I have referred many to Hospitals in Lagos
Gp access now is almost impossible in most areas. I recently lost an Aunt that we had to pay £4000 per week for chemotherapy privately within the same UK before she passed.
So pray Hard not to fall sick in the UK because you might struggle and suffer needlessly except of course you have private medical insurance so let’s be careful about things we say. UK is good no doubt but certainly not without it’s own huge flaws and challenges too. Given the choice I will pay to have certain care and surgeries in Nigeria than UK . Before you insult me, I was a ward Manager at Imperial college London so I know the system so well and better than some of you

Of course, the UK healthcare isn't perfect, but such comparison is lame to begin with. Do UK doctors go on strike every time? Aside strike, do they lack equipment & amenities to deliver good care? Can we say the same for Nigeria? Anyone who isn't happy should return to Naija!

Iinnov8:
60A Powmr MPPT Solar Charge Controller (HHJ-60A model)

Price: 56,000 firm.

60A Powmr MPPT Solar Charge Controller (POW-M60 PRO model)

Price: 64,000 firm.

obaidan:
It is not difficult to be hardworking and have contentment. Whoever doesn't have contentment abroad will most likely have issues even if he was earning 3million naira a month in Nigeria. Yes there are bills abroad but the same abroad pays you well to be able to cater for those bills, it's not like u are on naija minimum wage to cater for abroad bills.

Abroad makes it possible to buy a house within your means. You will live very okay, enjoy good amenities, the size of your house doesn't have to be like ur friend's. Lots of Nigerians still live within their means abroad. The problem is that bad and negative story is already flying around while the good story is still trying to develop wings. No one talks about a man struggling using most of his funds to support his child's aspiration in sport academy, medical school, aviation school...we only get to hear about the man spending most of his earnings on mortgage for a home, which is not an entirely bad thing if well planned.

obaidan:
You know, to be successful, there's the part of intellectual capacity or ability and then there's the part of effective network or proper positioning. I just think students schooling abroad are better positioned to tap into the global/international opportunities, doesn't mean they are more intelligent. This is just me trying to say it makes sense when parents say they are relocating because of kids.

obaidan:
This is not correct at all. The school you attend doesn't necessarily limit how far u go or the kind of jobs u get. Your mindset and quality of the skill you acquire determines that. Particularly in this age. I get the living comfortably on 1.1m in naija but so it seems until you are the one earning that money and picking the bills. About living paycheck to paycheck abroad, that's fallacy of hasty generalization. See a lot of Nigerians abroad are living well above their means and that's why it appears like they live paycheck to paycheck. If you run this shit with ur reasonable partner, if you guys run your lives according to your income level, you won't live paycheck to paycheck and you don't even need a fantastic job. Abroad no be wahala, na u wan drive Tesla, buy d type of your friend house when u never really reach.

obaidan:
Will his his 1 month salary really conveniently cover his annual rent, If he lives in Lagos or Abuja. I agree with you that 1.1m a month is a great pay in Nigeria but the problem is that the world is becoming so interconnected that the man will still need to make spending in the international market. If he doesn't have to buy clothes and the rest, at least he will send his kids to school abroad at some point, if he wants them to be competitive for opportunities on the international stage. If he has a child attending a university abroad, he will need about 25%(more in most cases) of his 1.1m salary to pay for that child's accommodation in school every month. If he intends to visit his child in school, he will buy ticket with almost his 2months salary. We have not talked about tuition and general upkeep. Very Cheap schools cost around 12k USD per semester, that is already close to the man's annual salary, there are 2 semesters in a year. If u say weytin do unilag or OAU or covenant, I will now ask u, which kind opportunities u dey hope say make the child fit explore after school.

yemmie:
@ poster .. Don't abandon your good life at 48 to Australia.
Shuttle between Australia and Lagos
Don't ever sell your house or investment to relocate at this age .. it is like committing suicide

Australia employers pays superannuation 11% per your base income. You can't access that money till you are 65 years, they want to pass a law to move to 70 years.

To live a comfortable life ( not luxury life) in Australia in Perth, you need $5000 monthly to pay mortgage and other bills. A gross salary of $180k Australia is $10,340 monthly.. only 10% of Australia professional working class earn that much.

$ A 200k - $ A 250k gross annual only 5% of professional work force earn that ..above $A250k only 1% of the work force earn that.

Tax bracket change to 45% above $A180k

Median house price for 4 bedroom house is A$650k now to purchase mortgage loan .. you deposit 20% to avoid LMI

So look at your future and think about retirement plans .. your kids have the time but not you

By 50 years of age - Nigerian with dual citizens in Australia / Canada /America should be planning of retirement ...go enjoy life with fresh palm wine, correct ponded yam in mortal -- with your childhood friends back at home in your palace ( a king in your domain) .. otherwise setting up yourself to work like clock forever

Many of the japaa gang are actually not considering the fact that productivity decreases with age. It's a natural process that can only be delayed but not totally avoided depending on ones state of health and access to quality healthcare. As the OP ages, he begins to discover he will get tired easily and his bones aren't as strong as they used to be. Physical demanding jobs may not be suitable.

Ceenachi:
HP G42
Core i3
Intel inside 500gb hdd
4gb ram
Bluetooth
Webcam
Usb port
Hdmi
6-8hrs battery life
Dvd rom
Etc

Is this still available sir.
45k

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Ajakaiye83:
yes

GAZZUZZ:
3 Units RITAR 200AH batteries , over 1 year old. Tested and connected to my power grid, works just fine.

₦120,000 each

08033910382