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GTBank is the bank?? after 48 hours of hassles, I wasted lot of airtime calling the customer care, the agents I spoke with earlier didnt bother to tell me they were having technical difficulties, some pple said they were upgrading?? during the week? shopping for a back up option now

rip perx

Still expecting pictures

payment sent

they should focus on providing 24 hours power supply and raising tariff wont be an issue, Nigerians pay more already fueling the annoying I pass my Neighbor

@r321, PM acknowledged, payment will be transferred via Gtbank asap. many thanks n good job again

Thank goodness this made the front page, I havent been following the thread like planned, please paste the payment details here.

please send pictures

do you have pictures? is 1.2M net? is the house new,refurbished or old? ready for tenant to move in?

aeon,guess you aint far from the truth.
fhemmmy,the thread focus is to brainstorm and profer solutions while posters are also expected to advice of the currently electricity supply in their town/villages, average cash spent on fuel to power generating sets.

Will appreciate if pictures are available then can commision someone to inspect on my behalf Saturday as I'm not around to view now.

are the pictures available?? Is it free of agency cost??

I believe some pictures of your previous work will enhance your chances

Guys, still awaiting your take on this,

Pictures please

Will you consider rent? Whats the rate?

I had been brainstorming how to make 24 hours electricity achievable to the mainstream market, there are a couple of sustainable energy thread most especially solar power which a couple of Nairalanders has shown a proof of concept but the Capital Expenditure seems costly and unaffordable for the mainstream market.

What is the state of electricity supply in Nigeria now. NERC will soon annouce a new tariff. Do you think the deregulated of the power industry will yield any fruit or otherwise. I wish Government can hand off totally as its the case with the Telco industry

Answer to the following questions will help us on the project we are about to embark on.

1. What area/city do you live?

2. Whats the average hours of electricity supply you get in your home, 2 hours per day? 18 hours? 24 hours??

3. How much do you spend on a daily/monthly basis to fuel the diesel/ I pass my neighbor generator.

Keep it rolling in guys, we've got to be the change we need to see in Nigeria.

Feel free to include any suggestion you think could be deployed by the private sector to achieving 24 hours electricity supply

Offers are still welcome,

Hi Tiblow,
Thanks for the interest in the house, You've got mail,

The new state of the art 4 bedroom house has been made available for the highest bidder.

The house sit on a 3 plot of land off Osogbo - Ikirun road, It takes 2-3 minutes to drive to the express.

Dieal with the owner directly.

Bids are welcome from interested buyer


Front View Picture

https://i44.tinypic.com/aol15f.jpg



Living Area

https://i39.tinypic.com/2j41ruc.jpg

Dining Area

https://i41.tinypic.com/rlhr1z.jpg

Side View


https://i44.tinypic.com/oiakb7.jpg

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testing,

Hi Acl,

Please advice cost of clearing 2009 Honda CRV. I intend shipping with Maersk

Auto Gurus/Auto clearing agents in the house. Please advise what is the estimated cost of clearing a 2009 Honda CRV. It should arrive Lagos Port on Maersk Vessel.

Cheers

@bigfat, your website is down and email was returned

maclatunji, thanks for bringing on Perx case.

answers to Yamakuza post below will go a long way to charting an action plan for Perx.

maclatunji, any response from Perx yet probably via email

George_D, what a great thread you have here. I'm relocating to Nigeria in 3 months and a quote I got for a 3KVa inverter was around 350k with a clause it might have increased b4 then, however,I'd done a bit of alternative energy research and have been sizing up solar, no doubt I'll thread this path. Nice job man

It gladdens my heart when I see people come together for a good cause as its been demonstrated here, a sign that we still value one another and that hope is not lost after all.

I will relocating back to Nigeria in 3 months and will be more than willing to take an active role be it financially, project reviewing or what have you.

I believe there are 1001 people on the streets and living under bridges like Monday's case. Let roll up our sleeves, and continue the good work.

Wish we can have minimum of 2 cases to work on monthly basis.

Many thanks to everyone for changing Monday's story