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Crime › Re: Fashola Forced Me Into Crime- Kidnapper by ilenaira: 10:56am On Jun 12, 2016

Toks2008:
In all honesty, Fashola indirectly forced some people into crazy shits.

He even forced me to lose decorum when my car was towed away by lastma.

I had to go to lastma head office to slug it out but they kept saying its not their fault buy Fash's.

I ended up paying 55k but I cursed the shit out of him as I was paying crazy fees from bank to bank.

Even you. Forced you ke? who's in control of you? and I guess your car was legitimately parked and you were not breaking the law any any way. LASTMA just picked on your innocent law-abiding self abi?. Nigerians sha..... we can blame everything and anyone else but the guilty undecided

Crime › Re: Governor Dickson's Special Adviser Who Robbed A Bank Arrested by ilenaira: 4:01pm On Jun 08, 2016*

ALEBS:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/bank-robbery-i-was-appointed-special-adviser-to-governor-before-my-arrest-suspect/

Nigeria is rotten. Forget the infantile name-checking nonsense for a minute and read the article in a sober, objective manner. The victims could have been any of us or our loved ones.

Realise how how far we have sunk for a common tout to not only kill innocent people indiscriminately, but to also have political backing to the point of becoming a 'special' adviser? shocked

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Crime › Re: Pastor Steals Female Member SUV And Leaves Her For Death (pic) by ilenaira: 5:56am On Jun 06, 2016

matrix199:
When would Africans divorce regressive religion and embrace scientific civilization?
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Pastors and their counterparts keep leveraging on the stupidity and naivety of Africans.

Abi o. Marine spirit ko, Navy Seal Djinn ni. Only the gullible would have believed his bull crap in the first place.

Crime › Re: Microbiologist Jailed 7 Years For Producing Fake Drugs by ilenaira: 6:31am On Mar 05, 2016

sunnyeinstein:
Bros mechionu there jere, dake enu e. I am a microbiologist and with some pharmacological knowledge and i can tell u how she made d drugs. All she did was to get raw materials for compounding the active ingredient (metronidazole), use chemistry knowledge of the reaction (out in public domain) to produce it, weigh 20g den add other rubbish (chalk, colouring etc) to produce d powder in tableet form and make extra profit. Do not praise a thief and killer... a quack at that.

While some of us are busy designing researches that'll benefit the country n world (eventho no money to execute them) she's killing people to make a living. God punish her!

Thank You.

Crime › Re: Nigerian Policeman Gives His Gun To A Foreigner To Take Picture by ilenaira: 2:18pm On Mar 03, 2016

double post. Sorry

Crime › Re: Nigerian Policeman Gives His Gun To A Foreigner To Take Picture by ilenaira: 2:01pm On Mar 03, 2016*

makabulchi:
Bros na person papa o

And so what? . Aren't the many innocent Nigerians killed by idiots like him also someone's sons, daughters, mothers, fathers, uncles, friends ? Or is it OK for people to die at the altar of stupidity?

You have to understand something. Respect is only for those who, by their deeds and examples otherwise, deserve it.

Crime › Re: Nigerian Policeman Gives His Gun To A Foreigner To Take Picture by ilenaira: 5:52am On Mar 03, 2016

iamSi:
Firearm with EMPTY bullets?

You're missing the point. Empty (speculation on your part) or not, no serious security operative anywhere in the world would ever do what that idiot did.

Shame.

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Crime › Re: See Wat Airforce Officers Hired By Ghanaian Did 2 Mechanic In Ladipo Market(pics by ilenaira: 12:18pm On Feb 16, 2016*

That they were used as errand boys by a Ghanaian is neither here nor there, after all Nigerians too use them against each other and if you've ever dealt with an unreasonable and unrepentant trader, (most of whom are always fellow Nigerians) you may even understand why he felt there was no other option but to go down that route.

The crux of the matter is should any self-respecting military personnel allow him/her self to be used in that way. From escorting cargo, to carrying handbags for Oga's girlfriend, there's no shortage of willing, hungry 'boys'. It a shame.

Education › Re: Nigerian Girl Racially Abused In The UK For Her Struggle To Graduate(pics) by ilenaira: 1:16pm On Feb 10, 2016

If the lady in question were wise, she'd know the tweet could land the writer in serious trouble. What he wrote is both misogynistic and racist. A hate crime in other word. So stop whining and make use of the supposed education.

Politics › Re: Meaning Of The Arabic Word On Nigerian Army Logo by ilenaira: 8:03am On Dec 13, 2015

@all, relax, breathe and ..... exhale. It's all wrong.
Whether it's Arabic or Hausa it is wrong. The NA is the Nigerian Army not the Northern Army ((unless we're missing the subliminal message).

For those comparing it to Latin, countries with European heritage are free and proud to use it as it is a reflection of their past glory after all. That Africans use it, is just another thing we copy without context or thought.

Unless particular squadrons have mottos in Yoruba, Igbo, Ibibio, etc, having a motto based on the language from a particular part of the country or Arabia is wrong and divisive. It should be based on the agreed lingua franca. (see I'm doing it too) tongue

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The problem is bigger. Africans need a reset. Just wait for the Jesus/Allah brigade to come and complete the comedy show and you'll see what I mean about how lost we are. cheesy

Crime › Re: Small Kuramo Close To Lekki Beach Is Currently Taking Lives by ilenaira: 5:03am On Dec 12, 2015

@op, I came about this topic by chance and it really disturbs me on many levels.
Can I ask that you do the following:-
1.Protect your family from further harm by removing your real name and other references that gives away your identity. It will protect your sister from loose or malicious tongues. I appreciate you seek justice, but there are things that should never be shared publicly.
2. I hope medical attention has been sought for all affected. Please don't do 'ogboju' on that front. Ask for help financially if needed.
3. Is there any idea of the perpetrators? I don't want to compound one injustice with another, so you have to revisit that awful night and think hard. There may have been a slip-up with real names, nicknames, mannerisms, speech patterns, clothing, footwear, something to start with.
4. I pray all if you together are strong and support each other to get through it.
If you can corroborate your story, send a pm.

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Business › Re: Naira Drops To 251/dollar, External Reserves Now $29.7bn by ilenaira: 12:29pm On Dec 07, 2015

galadee:
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Each time you feel like complaining that people are losing their jobs on a daily basis, remember the N4.6billion collected for Spiritual purposes(still can't get over that) contributed to worsening our lot as a country...............................

I must have missed this one. Please elaborate. Thanks

Travel › Re: Tipper Driver Disappears From Accident Scene In Abuja (photo) by ilenaira: 9:17am On Dec 04, 2015

Have you ever wondered why development, human and scientific, are low to non-existent in some places?
Want to see the correlation between the average level of thought and how it manifests in the state of a society?
If so, read the comments in this post. Whether you go on to shake your head repeatedly, laugh uncontrollably or just break down and cry for the future of our country is entirely up to you.

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Crime › Re: Bank Robbery In FESTAC Town by ilenaira: 4:22pm On Oct 14, 2015

pweetychyka:
Nice points!
But ur vocabs shaaaa...
U need to get ur own dictionary...

No mind me ojare @pweetychyka, na cluelessness dey worry me. wink

Crime › Re: Bank Robbery In FESTAC Town by ilenaira: 12:48pm On Oct 14, 2015

alpha75:
Someone needs to buy a brain alright. My brother, this arm robbers are prepared as if they are going to war! They came with GPMG's! And no police In any bank can match that sophisticated weapon at that particular moment! And it caught them. Unaware. And besides, that single episode should not make you to tag the whole of Nigeria a failed country! Nigeria is too big for that! And if you do, that means you are clueless!

@alpha75, you're unwittingly making the point against your argument.
Let me help you. wink

1. functioning states aren't usually awash with the type of weaponry you mentioned in the first place. That robbers have them is indicative of failure of the security apparatus and therefore the state.

2. In a functioning state, after robberies of this nature, local, state and national resources are immediately deployed to hunt them down. Compare that to the yeye '0-0' statement by the NPF (and that is despite the death of an innocent woman and a child) and tell us again how well it all is with Nigeria.

3. That the robbery went on for hours unhindered represents a complete dereliction of duty by the police whose main duty is upholding law and order and protecting lives and properties.

4. Clueless ? ....... yep, you got me there wink

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Crime › Re: Bank Robbery In FESTAC Town by ilenaira: 4:39pm On Oct 13, 2015

alpha75:
. Had it been you are beside me now, there would have been 'accidental discharge' on your left brain! What do you mean that Nigeria is a failed country? Do you know what it means for a country to be a failed country? Better listen to yourself when you type! My country Nigeria is not a failed country and can never be a failed country! Get that into your brain or go figure! Or better go buy brain.

sigh........ delusions masked in patriotism. So you think all is well in a country in which armed robberies go on for hours and the supposed law enforcers go into hiding and make convenient excuses?. That to you is a functioning state? Someone needs to buy a brain alright. undecided

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Politics › Re: Buhari’s Anti-corruption War: Business Slows Down For Charter Airlines (Punch) by ilenaira: 9:55am On Sep 26, 2015

ijustdey:
see how money was being wasted before

the fear of EFCC is the beginning of knowledge

My brother, you are right about the astronomical waste of money that was taking place but wrong about fear of EFCC. The same EFCC existed before, they'd become a lame duck. It is the new leadership they fear.
Imagine all that money, wasted. F*cking bast*rds

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Politics › Re: FG Responds To JP Morgan Delisting Of Nigeria From Bond Index by ilenaira: 7:40pm On Sep 09, 2015

adconline:
Another willfully ignorant basking in the euphoria of sophisticated idiocy from his bottomless abode of misinformation

Kai! My brother, abeg na night school I been go. Please break it down for me in simple village English. I suggest for your own sake to keep it simple though, stupi.d! tongue

Politics › Re: FG Responds To JP Morgan Delisting Of Nigeria From Bond Index by ilenaira: 3:06pm On Sep 09, 2015*

seunmsg:
JP Morgan should go to hell with their bond listing. We can't continue to hurt our local currency because we want to meet their listing conditions. The crash of crude oil price is seriously affecting our economy and they want us to do nothing to protect our naira.

Beside, Nigeria's financial sector is big enough to maintain the trade of FG's bond.

Thank you ojare. After getting to hell, they should take their listing, set it alight and shove it up their jacksie ontop.

As if they've ever acted in our best interest. Vultures.

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Crime › Re: Cleaner Caught With N53M At Murtala Mohammed Airport by ilenaira: 8:39am On Sep 04, 2015*

saviola77:
Those security officials have no detective sense at all, nowhere in the article did I see that the owner of the said amount was arrested. Why not allow the cleaner lead them straight to him and arrest them both. They were in a hurry to reel in the small fish not minding that the bigger one might be sitting only metres away from them. I'm sure they were trying to show the government a semblance of work being done given the recent arik embarrassment. Not impressed.

Absolutely correct. They don't seem to realise that the big fish, rather than a mere messenger, is the real prize in cases like this.
Having said that, we are assuming there is a functional security apparatus in the first place. For 20kg of illicit material to have made it air-side as was the case with the Arik trafficker, means security is non-existent. To put it in perspective, take a scale and pile weights on top of it to get an idea of how bulky and heavy 20 k.g is.

My fellow Nigerians, what if what was being smuggled was neither narcotics nor illicit money?
What guarantees do we have that the same lax security would have not waved through something more .... explosive?
Cases like this just makes me think it is a matter of when and not if.
There is an urgent need for proper security at all our borders.

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Properties › Re: Expensive Property Marked For Demolition In Kaduna (photos) by ilenaira: 11:11am On Aug 15, 2015

write2obi:
This is what you get when you refuse to seek legal advice before purchasing a land. How can one have several millions to build a house, but refuse to pay a million or 2 to properly check if he is buying a genuine land.

Kobo wise...... Naira foolish.

You dey mind these people. They'll be the first to want the country to progress to being this, that and the other but want to bypass orderliness and proper procedures. undecided

. Yeye.

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Politics › Re: Fg Picks Geregu, Itu As 2,400mw Nuclear Power Sites by ilenaira: 1:04pm On Jun 17, 2015*

Make una continue dey blow grammar. For me, any pragmatic person with an understanding of the proactive measures it takes to maintain a nuclear facility and prevent accidents, and is able to juxtapose it with Nigeria's antecedents with provision of common pipe-borne water and maintenance culture, knows this is one babanla bad idea. An irrecoverable one at that.

undecided

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Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by ilenaira: 10:39am On May 31, 2015

Broken inverter, brought back to life. All praise Eledumare. Lessons learnt : Never trust a curious but careless electrician to look after your set-up. cheesy

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Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by ilenaira: 7:30am On May 25, 2015

I've had to follow the principle having plan b for unforeseen circumstances. A new 4kw inverter so that I can enjoy my investment as I fix the original 6kw inverter. Behold new inverter in between the stabilizer and the holder for the original inverter.

Up solar, down NEPA.

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Christianity Etc › Re: Self-service, Selfless-service And Nigerian Christian Morality. by ilenaira: 7:13am On May 11, 2015

GooseBaba:
........... what's wrong with your own history..? ......

Thank you ojare @GooseBaba. To your question we should really add, what's wrong with our own God?. To think our fervent religious 'saviours' wouldn't even be mouthing the words 'Jesus' or 'Allah' had it not been for interaction with Middle Eastern people pushing their own historical ideologies in the first place.

Na wa for some Africans o. undecided

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Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by ilenaira: 6:05pm On Jan 05, 2015

Barezzi:
How can I buy one?
Cant seem to find the new sexy ones on amazon or ebay...

To which are you referring, the CC? I can send you an e-mail address. There'd be a mark-up if you go via ebay/amazon anyway. It would better to go direct. That's how I got mine cheaper compared to some of the shocking ebay/amazon prices.

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by ilenaira: 5:21pm On Jan 05, 2015

kiekie1:
Nice one pal.. We didn't get the make of your cc i.e (60a mppt/pwm e tracer) ? Are your panels mono or poly crystalline pv Thanks

@kiekie1, the CC is made by epsolar (http://www.epsolarpv.com/en/) and it is MPPT. My Panels are poly but the set to complete the system design will be mono (300 watts, SunEdisons). The mix will allow me to experiment with the mono vs poly debate especially when applied to a climate like ours rather than North America / Europe, etc. I'll post the findings.

Another company you may be interested in is mppsolar (http://www.mppsolar.com/v3/). My inverter is from them and they've been very helpful with technical advice on how to rectify what the plonker that I entrusted with its care, did to it.

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by ilenaira: 11:32pm On Dec 20, 2014*

tundebabzy:
@ilenaira
Any chance you will open source the design of your generator silencer box? Please?

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nhNWB4WsVf

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by ilenaira: 1:07pm On Dec 19, 2014*

@JUO et al, thanks for your thoughts but I think we're running away with an anecdotal comment here. We can better judge the performance when it is based on logged/recorded data rather than my momentary observation when still setting up. I'll get around to that soon.

Also, the choice of panel position was based on getting the best all year performance in the absence of a sun tracker system. I used a combination of sources on the internet, an android app (Sun Surveyor) and a Tenmars light metre to check before mounting the panels. I will of course, revisit it to ensure I'm getting the best possible yields.

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by ilenaira: 12:19am On Dec 19, 2014

@JUO, the generator came about as a result of two things. 1. The rubbish gen that wrecked my phone and 2, the worrying results I got in the rainy month of June. I expect it to be hardly used but it is comforting to know that a few consecutive days of cloudy weather and just four hours of it would completely top up the battery bank.

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by ilenaira: 2:34pm On Dec 17, 2014

Barezzi:
ilenaira
I'm sure your generator will be redundant.
Once your production exceeds demand, and with ur enviable battery bank, I doubt you'll start that ur gen in a very long time.
By the way, what fire protection/suppression systems have u put in place, in the unlikely event that ur gen ignites the foam

I sincerely hope so o. I'm just glad the panels are on the flat roof as opposed to the main house roof. When I cleaned them recently, the CCs recorded a big spike in PV input immediately.

As for fire protection, the cooling fan is to ensure things don't get too hot to reach that level. So, apart from an extinguisher (which is useless if no-one witnesses the fire), there's nada.

Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by ilenaira: 1:38pm On Dec 17, 2014

My brother, I will. I'll post a video of the sound reduction when I escape my meeting later today and I may attempt a proper drawing and parts list if I get the time.

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