jaeyking: A nice development As I would want to know how would it work on a phone that doesn't support wireless charging But then people who use power banks want to have source of power will using the phone simultaneously
So it's innovative but would it be marketable??
It has 2 USB ports. Watch the video, it's for all types of phone
I'm a student and also work online. So I decided to rent a new place last week. The major reason is that I need constant power supply.
In this area they use band A light.
But the problem is that other student occupants don't always pay for meter subscription.
Hence there is constant light but most times this particular house don't always have light.
Before paying for rent I actually asked one of the tenants, the person currently occupying the room I paid for and he actually assured me that the compound has no light issues.
So, when they gave them light a few days ago I decided to go and check the house myself and discovered they don't have light while other compounds have light.
I then decided to speak with another tenant and he started narrating the issue to me. In fact, for the last 3 days they've not seen light in the compound even though the street have had constant light.
That some tenants are even using ac, electric cooker and so on.
So when they recharge it doesn't stay long and worst some don't even pay. I was there until night when I saw one of the tenants, a lady going round to raise money they can use for subscription that night.
She didn't get a kobo from the over 20 tenants there. The compound is that big.
So, even if I say I want to sub for the prepaid meter, with 20 people I don't think N20,000 will even last for the month.
I made the payment but I'm yet to move to the house because the other occupants are still in the house.
Please I'm thinking of going to collect my rent back because I can't cope with this. How do I approach this issue please.
DyshApp: A Nigerian man, reportedly a member of his church’s financial committee, has confessed to using part of the church’s offering to place a bet on Sportybet, which won him ₦2 million.
This was revealed in a post shared anonymously via a popular social media platform, X (formerly Twitter).
According to the man, he gave in to pressure and diverted the church’s funds to gamble.
Although he won a substantial amount, he now struggles with guilt and uncertainty about his next steps.
His anonymous confession reads:
If its from twitter...it never happened. They do so much for Elon money
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