₦airaland Forum

SpencerForbes:
If you want assets that are constantly growing and rarely drop in value, the answer is simple: Land or Gold.

I call them generational wealth builders . Just look at the math: a plot bought for ₦1 million three years ago will surely not sell for less than ₦2 million or ₦3 million now. That’s the kind of appreciation you want.

You're right. A plot bought for 5.5m 2 years was recently sold for 18m. It's ROI on real estate maassive.

What is Bishop saying naw? Agreed, the data may not be accurate but denying the obvious fact is sacrilegious.

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NSEstudent:
I use ZTE. My speed is nice during the day.

Tonight I am struggling to stream UCL

Airtel really need to find solution to the snaily network speed at night. It's becoming annoying honestly.

Burgerstv23:
What I noticed is that the Huawei ODU settings are very rich and deep and it's on a professional level.
The stability of the device is top notch 🔥🔥
That's what I have been using and I have never had any downtime with it.

Thanks for this.

Osyxcel:
Just go for the Huawei. You won’t regret it.

Thanks!

NSEstudent:
If this Huawei reaches my area, I go buy am too. I've not found anything special about it but I like the manufacturer

My chosen ODU is ZTE G5F and I'm glad it's the one I currently have, but I go still get others in case.

lol. I like Huawei too.


Thank you for the feedback.

Anyone here using the Huawei variant and how is it so far?

I want to opt for it, I have been given the option of Huawei or the new white ZLT.

Cc. Burgerstv23
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osyxcel

Hullabaloon:
I subbed my ODU this morning and so far I've been getting a sign into network.

restart it

Burgerstv23:
Is it true that fiber x is faster than starlink? I have been seeing reviews that fibre beats MTN fiber beats starlink?

Secondly would you choose Airtel ODU over Fibre x? And reasons

from people's experiences, fiberEx beats Airtel ODU. Also, tech wise MTN fiber ex which is wired and optical should beat Over the Air Airtel's ODU

casualobserver:
No battery.

Thank you.

casualobserver:
By the way where are you people getting this renewal interface? I keep having to use sms to renew every month and the process is always a pain in the ass.

Bro, can you pls confirm if the MTN fiber ex router comes with back up battery or depends solely on power supply to function?

ikorodureporta:
Can someone enlighten us about the ongoing project by a telecom company. I heard it's by MTN.
They're installing optic fibre lines to all houses...

But I'm worried that it's under electricity lines in some areas.....

BTW, do they want to phase-out their masts??

The picture below is from Ikorodu.

This is nice!!! Which area of Ikorodu are they installing this?

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jendor123:
Advice me on durable new phone with;
Good battery life
Cool camera
Mid range processor
My budget is between #100,000 and #120,000

Samsung A06. There's 115k on Jumia

henrygold100:
Oboy this oppo thread na since 2022, and I wan buy oppo oo, wetin de happen. The phone no good?

Oppo phones are good...A good substitute for overpriced Samsung.

Also days when we peeped through the windows of one neighbour with black and white tv to watch match.

Live link: https://www.youtube.com/live/srJg6ZIPmvU?si=nYXLCz58e56I9_2K

Hey guys, During the day, my internet speed oscillate between 40/55mbps but for an like a month now, once it is 7pm till around 10.30pm I barely get 5mbps.

Is any other person experiencing the same?

It's frustrating because it is in the night I get to stream iptv but with the bad network in the night, it buffers a lot

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DeJoeee:
I am beginning to suspect this is a delibrate National Security strategy else its confusing because I haven't experienced this in smaller African countries I have been to.
Nobody should bore me with the usual network traffic excuse, other countries have heavy network traffic too

I thought it's affecting only me.

During the day, my internet speed oscillate between 40/55mbps but for an like a month now, once it is 7pm till around 10.30pm barely get 5mbps.

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akinremedy:
He should go to Opebi in Ikeja. It's always available there

Thank you!

akinremedy:
He should go to Opebi in Ikeja. It's always available there

Ok thank you.

[quote author=akinremedy post=137432162]Hello bro, please where can someone living in Iyana paja buy the ODU device. A friend is in dire need of this information.

Also if you can as well drop a contact of anyone connected to where you bought some he can ask if registration especially Nimc portal is going through before leaving his house.

My the wrath of The Almighty strike you and the blood of those killed be on your head for this irresponsible lie .

If true, then the minister is power drunk and seriously humiliated by the circulating videos.

But his spokeperson Lere Olayinka was also seen capturing the fiasco with his phone naw.

Stay humble always! It saves one from unnecessary embarrassment.

Happy birthday Dr Abati, Your scholarly and erudite analysis are always a delight to viewers and readers of your columns.

Rokynwastar:
Just realized that my whole problem is down to the UPS not being connected to electricity causing the problem. My light gets rationed so I have to rely on the UPS which for whatever reason affects the network speed and connectivity if it's not connected to electricity

Getting consistent 50+Mbps since light is restored and I connected everything to the ODUs UPS via electricity. I was using the x25 pro's UPS to power the IDU without running it via electricity.

Exactly. I have since realised this. The ups alone cannot power the Zlt without electricity. Immediately, there's electricity outage in my house, the network will go off, but with electricity, i get maximum speed.
My luck is that electricity is super good in my area.

But then, a friend's Zlt device stay connected to internet with consistent speed whether there is electricity or not and the battery last longer than mine.

NSEstudent:
Maybe that's what's causing it. So the manufacturer made the device with a power bank that is underpowering it.

My absolute conclusion derived from experience.

NSEstudent:
Someone I know is having the problem of always restarting their device to get network back whenever it goes off.
That is, there will be network but not browsing until they restart.

What is the solution to this? It's the ZLT version with black IDU.

I experience this when I am running it with only the battery but with electricity, no issues.

This is disheartening and painful. I know how this feels.

Sorry about this ordeal, you may consider other ISPs or even Airtel new Outdoor devices that's currently trending.

On this issue, send email to (fij) foundation for investigative journalism (info@fij.ng) owned by Fisayo Soyombo.
They will contact the ISP and also publish your story for faster resolution.

keemsleek:
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Those trucks are for distributions to gas stations, home delivery and offices for products bought i liters. How will pipeline work in distributions in liters? Pipelines are for specific locations just like vessels are for bething at specific depots. How many Pipelines are you going to lay to all filling stations in lafos or how will small liters like 5000 liters be delivered to Buyers? We are not talking about crude here, we talking about movements of bye products of crude like pms, AGO, dpk. Dangote is into petroleum product haulaging.

That's why haulage bizness owners are not happy cos dangote delivers transportation free to any buyer from his gantry.

I get you, we are saying the same thing.

Kindly read the message you quoted again but slowly and take note of the words "intra and inter"

keemsleek:
Really, so you will route pipeline to all gas stations right. Trucks are meant for distributions and pipeline can't do that.

Between moving petroleum products via pipelines from Lekki to other parts of Nigeria and using trucks, which is economical and more sensible?

Trucks should mainly be for intra state distribution and not inter states or region distribution.

georgeakins:
Is it plying or playing?

Go and build your pipelines and stop wasting your time on nairaland

common sense should tell you that auto correct did it.

How I wish the pipelines are working, there won't be need for this metallic monsters plying the roads.