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tolujohnso:


How different is your position on our version of COVID-19 and what the Bishop said? You have just given possible reason why it isn't as deadly as it was in America, china and Europe. Hence it is more of a noise here. Soon revelations will start unfolding NDDC is just a tip of the iceberg.

fratermathy:



There is no doubt that there are genuine reasons why schools should be closed in Nigeria. In fact, I agree with many of the arguments that people have made to defend this. However, there are many factors that must be considered before we conclude the matter. I'll just itemise them:

1. Covid-19 has no cure or vaccine and even if one comes up tomorrow, it'll realistically take more than 3 years to reach up to 30% of the Nigerian population. Corona is here to stay. There's no future utopia where the virus magically disappears. It won't go away next year so postponing resumption of schools means postponing the inevitable. In fact, by next year, for instance, the cases may be in the millions in Nigeria. Will schools be closed forever? Or you think our insensitive government will perform some magic?

2. Social distancing doesn't work in Nigeria. I don't know about your location but in mine, people go about their normal lives and there's nothing anyone can do about it. The children are still playing with their mates every day. Parents go to work and markets and may likely import the virus to their homes.

3. Children still go to churches or mosques (which are open in most places). Religious and social gatherings are known super spreaders of the virus.

4. So far, children are nowhere near vulnerable as far as Covid-19 is concerned. While this argument can be upended, it is a strong factor nonetheless. Children are not so much in danger as their teachers and the teachers are mature enough to protect themselves adequately.

5. Students in public schools in remote and riverine areas are struggling and therefore may face certain learning challenges if they stay out of school for too long. Many may lose interest in schools altogether. I have been to these places and I know how averse they are to education. Many simply go to school because their mates are going. Should they stay home for long periods, they may likely never resume whenever schools open (which, going by the logic of some concerns, can take more than 2 years).

6. Private school teachers have not been paid for months because, unlike the public sector, they have to work before they are paid. Furthermore, many of them have been organising lessons for miserly wages (this also contradicts why schools should be closed). Indeed, many of those who want schools to remain closed have means of educating their children effectively, forgetting the fisherman's child in Oporoza who either goes to school or hunts for bait worms.

7. Once again, corona is here to stay. There are many workarounds that can be easily adopted to curtail populated classrooms. We must either accept the reality of Covid-19 or simply all remain at home - no markets, malls, churches, mosques, work etc because no one is better or worse than schools as far as the virus is concerned. If you can afford homeschooling or online learning for your children, you should definitely go for it. However, what is good for Bernard is not necessarily good for Benetutukayo and it is nobody's fault that we have an irresponsible government that can't provide adequate infrastructure for times like this.

I am a realist in matters like this but there are factors that policy makers must consider even if schools must remain closed. Until the factors are appropriately pictured, we may be doing more harm due to our inability to see the wider picture. There are reasons why the lockdown didn't last in Nigeria. These are the same reasons why schools can't remain closed indefinitely.

Very sensible..you just poured my mind.
The ministry of Education needs to be creative and proactive. COVID has come to stay, means have to be devised to make life go on

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magikalz:


Hello bro. WI'm having the same issue. Have you sorted it out?

Not yet. But the engineer said it's a bad alternator

GAZZUZZ:


2003 toyota corolla?

Yes boss

jceesquare:


How did the rewire check the alternator to confirm its okay or bad? Most times those guys use just bulb or a tester light and also touch the pulley of the alternator with a spanner to see if it magnets before putting jumping to conclusions and condemning stuffs.

I had same issue with my car last year and ended up changing 3 alternators and killing 2 brand new batteries in less than 6 month until those guys made me a DIY by force and I ended up fixing it myself. Mine had short circuit from the alternator to the battery and some ground issues cussed by corrosion. I bought a wire and ran it from the alternator to the battery and cleaned all ground connections and problem was solved.

You can do a simple test on your alternator and battery yourself. Get a meter and set it to DC 15v or there about to read and diagnose your charging system. Place the + or red pin of the meter on the + side of your battery head, and the - or black pin of the meter on the -side of the battery. If it reads 12.7v after parking for a long time (probably overnight) the next step is to check the capacity of the battery to start the car. If it reads below 12.7V then you might need to charge the battery.

Ask someone to start the car for you while you check the reading on your meter. Make sure the voltage does not drop below 10.5v (the gurus should correct me if I'm wrong). If it drops below that then you might need a new batter or charge the battery. If the reading is okay, then move over to next step.

Step 2: With the engine running, check the charging current with your meter. It should be reading 14.7v and never exceed 15v(check your cars repair manual to be sure of your cars charging current). If the reading is okay, turn on your A/C, Full Head light, radio, wiper, defroster and all power consuming stuffs in the car. The voltage should not drop below 13V. If it does, rev your car a little bit to 2,500RPm to see if it improves.

If the voltage does not get to 14.7v without load and or drops below 12.7v, its time to move to step 3.

Step 3: Now you need to be a DIY for this depending on the car and the kind of alternator you have.
Check the battery terminal for corrosion, check and read all the ground connections, check the fuses, and read the alternator itself.

Step 4: Let's assume everything is fine with the charging system, ask you rewire to check if there is something that stays on when the car is on. You can also do that with your meter if you know how to use it.

Step 5: Check the kick starter, it could be a culprit too.

The ogas can help you further, I'm just a DIY.

Thank you so much for the insight...I will work on these and feed u back

@Gazzuz and everyone, I have an issue with my car. My car battery runs down and doesn't charge properly. I have taken it for checks with the rewire vendor and he assured me that the alternator is working fine after he ran a few manual checks on it.. He suggested the battery might be bad so I replaced the battery last week, however the battery is down already. Kick starter had an issue and I replaced it already. What could be the issue please.

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Kelvin30286063:
Even if you are the one that circulated the posters, I'm not voting again so go and sit down.
After all the vote vote. They still beat you for your own village. Bad pikin for house, bad pikin for market... Yeye

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Pictures please

1.5M?

Price please

Picture of the engine, interior, any issues with it, even if its tiny etc

ogakush:
God will destroy kiss Daniel for going so low to even DATE that useless ugly Igbo bitch, I can't wait to see them both fail in life, I want to see how miserable they will become, amen

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ManUtdholic:

Download app that can unzip the file
Unzip it den move d unzip to game under psp folder on your preferred location

Now open ppsspp locate the game folder under ppsspp den click and enjoy

Thnx much, but the file is in the .iso format, it can't be unzipped, or am I using d wrong zipper? (Winzip)