Stephen0mozzy: Many people are still stuck on the data impression of the 3G era. While MTN's data is mad expensive - naim I dey use - them sha fast and dependable dieeeee.
If you're using a 4G device or even 5G, if you have coverage, then you're certainly going to enjoy mad speed, but that also comes with the big straw analogy.
Many stream YouTube video on phone at 1080p which is waste of data when you can actually get good quality at 480p. I personally stream mine at 144p, unless it's tutorials.
Most people still leave Whatsapp default upload/download on HD, and have not disabled Auto Download.
If you're using a windows PC, the werey dey update every market day.
Video streams (Instagram reels, tiktok, Facebook) are not maimai...either.
Spot on, that's why unlimited data sub is the best subscription this days!
Chienex24: I am a man utd fan, but that analysis was pure r u b b i s h.
Rooney didn't get it right this time. What did arsenal play in the full 90 minutes?? The handball Saka did in the ist half, how on earth was that not a clear and glaring penalty?? You want to defend for 120 minutes and still have the guts to cry you were robbed?? You must be joking!!!
Saka handball is ignorable. It was not deliberate, check the position of his hands again.
kanmie: Rooney 🗣️ “I’ll be completely honest, Arsenal were absolutely robbed tonight, there is no other way to put it. You look at that foul on Noni Madueke in the box; it’s a stonewall, 100% clear penalty. How the referee or VAR hasn't given that is beyond me, and it completely changes the dynamic of a Champions League final.
But for me, the moment that truly gave it away the moment you knew exactly what the referee was doing was that halftime whistle. To blow the whistle right as Arsenal are literally standing there about to take a corner? I’ve played this game a long time, and you rarely see that unless there’s a blatant bias. It was shocking, and it set the tone for everything that followed.
In the second half, it became a totally different game, and not because of the football. The referee made absolutely sure that every single 50/50 call, every little nudge, and every major decision went straight to PSG. It completely killed Arsenal’s momentum. But to be fair, I’m not even surprised. We saw the exact same story when they played Bayern Munich earlier in the tournament. The officiating was heavily skewed then, and it’s happened again on the biggest stage.
PSG might be lifting the trophy, but they cannot honestly look at themselves in the mirror and be proud of the way they’ve won this final. To win the biggest prize in club football like that? It leaves a horrible taste. Arsenal deserved so much more tonight.”
I shared same ideas with you. I told my peeps these same things last night. The officiating was heavily biased against arsenal. Arsenal was robbed!!!
I am not an Arsenal fan but give it to them, they tried!
4 solar panels 130k each 12v 2kva hybrid inverter 260k 12v 300ah lithium battery 500k Cable and protectiive devices 150k Installation cost 200k
Your load is small these prices and set up can be reduced further if there is no possibility of powering any other load such as more TV or fridge or washing machine.
In fact solar generators of 350/500k (500watts or 1kva will power those loads successfully.
techpsky: For a 300W solar generator (portable type), current price in Nigeria is roughly: ₦150k – ₦350k depending on: • Brand • Battery type (lithium is more expensive) • Features (fast charging, ports, etc.)
If you’re adding a solar panel for charging: Panel (100W–200W): ₦50k – ₦120k Total setup: Around ₦200k – ₦450k Just keep in mind: 300W is for light usage only (phones, laptop, fan, small devices).
What exactly do you want to power with it?
Hello guys, thank for the information and posts so far. They are enlightening. I am very new to the solar renewable energy system. I got a 2kva inverter days ago and a 12v 100ah Lithium battery being charged for now with grid electricity. After the battery was charged from 12.5v to around 13.2v being fully charged.
It's discharged and won't charge. It's at this level 12.4v with the low battery alarm already on. I am confused and tired. When connected to utility to charge, the battery comes up fully charged with no current being passed to the battery and when utility is disconnected, it shuts down .
SixSeven: Frank Mba was a very good communicator while he was in Lagos. I see some things happening here. The IG too is very professional in his social media posts. You will see a more professional approach to media engagements by the NPF, that one I am very sure of. You won't see NPF handle to be used for farming or cruise.
When Momoh Kubanji was alive, I think he and Osita used to give the public updates on road traffic and policing. Very professional in their conduct. I hope the IG gets to do a good turnaround within the time he has.
I HATED POLICE WORK WITH PASSION ....... FRANK MBA (FORMER PPRO)
brown3: Please don't group all of us (Yoruba) together, we Yoruba Christians ain't part of those protesting, it only Yoruba Muslims that are protesting
I doubt any of those guys protesting is Youruba, check veru well, they're from the North.
Please I'm having electricity problem with our new neighbour and I'm confused with what to do right now.
Here's the issue:
So we live in a compound where 3 rooms are connected to one prepaid.
So 3 of us donate to fund our prepaid meter.
A few months ago we were paying 4k and this usually last us for 2+ months. The reason I believe is that all we had to power is ceiling fans and charging of our devices (phones and laptops)
But ever since we got our new neighbor, the light bill has suddenly increased.
This month alone, we've recharged 8k+ individually and by my calculations, it'll cost each of us 12k+ for light to reach us for one month.
This is a significant jump from the 4k that will normally cover us for 2+ months.
I'm really not happy about this and don't know what to do right now.
I can't imagine paying 12k+ a month just to power my ceiling fans and laptop.
I have spoken with her and she told me she's using only fridge with the light, which I don't quite understand, how much our bill has jumped so significantly.
Please any suggestions on what to do will be welcome.
Install sub meters as suggested. Pending that, you all should have a meeting or possibly inspect everyone apartment for clarity. Someone among you is using a powerful device, a hot plate or irons frequently.
IkeOnyia: Activist indeed with the T-shirt that the protest organizers bought for him.
I am sure that after the protest, all those almajiris and their hajia will be gathered somewhere and given 2k for pure water and biscuit, Peter Obi and his goons already buying votes long before election year.
lol, Peter is an organiser himself. Go and find out.
He has over the years been clamouring for electoral reform in Nigeria.
These people needs to be encouraged because these agitation is for the benefit of the masses.
nairalanda1: As someone has suggested, INEC should go into partnership with Starlink on this matter. Am sure Musk would be interested (Starlink could even use the fact they helped democracy in nigeria)...as a byline.
But let's be honest, most of the people calling for transmission of results are doing so because they think it would favor their side. The sad thing is, Nigerians don't vote on issues, they vote on who they can see, and tribe. I don't think that many people have gotten that.
This star link idea will help a great deal. Star link can help to design direct Internet to cell device for the election purpose.
Anyways, when serious, those politicians know what to do.
izombie: I don't believe the credit system where you pay a certain amount every month will work in nigeria. Last i heard it was usually people that work in banks have access to such credit only if the banks sign off on that. I could be wrong. There's a lot of things we need to fix before credits can ever work in nigeria.
You're right, lots of things needs fixing. But car loan and rentals are now gaining momentum. People working in corporates and others with verifiable source of income are turning to car leasing and stuffs.
Surprisingly, most of the vehicles are close to brand new and worth millions of naira.
I work in that space, at least I know of Pinehill leasing Ltd, Bancorp finance ltd, Roads wingsmaster.