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ceejay80s:
Back light, contrast and brightness will be reduced to get more time from ur battery, if u want ur computer to be ON but u are not using it at that moment , u can turn the screen off from ur PC battery option, the screen can only come back ON when u press any key button or move ur mouse, set the screen turn off time to 1minuite, na small small, u will get there....since its not for business,buy 200ah battery first and see how long it will carry the two laptops and if the time is not enough,buy 100ah join am , one fan can be used or managed and it must not be ON all the

200ah battery for now and add 100ah or 200ah later.(oshodi)
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30amp or 40amp smart charger (buy from the guy at mushin)
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1.2kva or 1.5kva 12v ups (make sure its a 12v ups) don't buy 650va
(buy in oshodi).

Thanks baba, just seeing this. Called the Oshodi oga, he said 95k for 200ah, brand new. Na so?

ceejay80s:
Where all these gurus wey sabi pass me? There are so many nairalanders wey sabi this thing pass me,they have been assisting me in answering some questions here, don't want to mention names, the gurus know themselves....always channel questions to everybody ,cos I no fit know everything,
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Since urs is for business purpose, u don't need a ups as an inverter for it, don't know if u prefer series or parallel connection, get (2) 200ah battery and 2kva or 1.5kva inverter with 30amp inbuilt charger or buy a 1kva inverter and above without built in charger and buy 12v 30amp or 40amp smart charger, if u don't want too much wires surrounding ur inverter and battery, just go for 1.5kva or 2kva inverters with inbuilt 30amp or 40amp....

U can still go for (1) 200ah battery and (1)100ah battery , connecting in parallel to give u 300ah, na ur pocket go talk,
Unlike before 200ah battery ways sold for 25k-30k now its 55k-60k

It's not business business per say. I work full time from home. So I just need my laptops to always be on. Any Lag or PH seller you recommend? Thanks baba

ceejay80s:
The last time I saw light in my area was sunday last week, God go judge these nepa people

INDESTRUCTABLEX:
Hello guys good job. Please I need recommendations.

I want to to set up an inverter system basically for work. What's the best set up for 2 laptops, 2 rechargeable fans, and 1 energy saver bulb. I hardly watch TV or play music.

Best setup in terms of inverter size, battery, and charger. How long can my fully charged system last just powering my fans and laptops? Thanks.

Also, us there any good recommended seller in PH here? Thanks

ceejay80s

Ceajay ejor e help me oooo

Hello guys good job. Please I need recommendations.

I want to to set up an inverter system basically for work. What's the best set up for 2 laptops, 2 rechargeable fans, and 1 energy saver bulb. I hardly watch TV or play music.

Best setup in terms of inverter size, battery, and charger. How long can my fully charged system last just powering my fans and laptops? Thanks.

Also, us there any good recommended seller in PH here? Thanks

ceejay80s

Nairalander01:
Hi INDESTRUCTABLEX,

Do you have an idea of how one can get free music(like the ones used in your animations above) as well as voice overs for free? Google doesn't seem to be helping.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in Advance.

Hello, Merry Christmas to you too. For free music, YouTube creative Commons can help. With regards to voiceover, you have to pay to get it done by professionals. You can get a good deal of $10 for 200 words with commercial rights.
Or if you are a fluent speaker, get a unidirectional condenser mic (about 15k).

I hope this helps.

Regards.

Where are you located in Ph?

Lordtrillion:
Hi Boss, do you still offer this Delivery Service because I'd be needing the service for a deal by this week or next? Pay on Delivery precisely

Hello my Oga, good morning sir. Unfortunately we don't at the moment - if it's in Lagos, yes. However, we are rebranding in other locations to better serve our clients.

Regards,
Clement S.

Op did an extraordinary job. Customer service, approach, and understanding of the processes all exceeded my expectations. Needless to say, he has mouth-watering rates and offers instant payment. He comes highly recommended and I will be using him again and again.

Wow, this is really heart breaking. We interacted on business levels and she was a very jovial person. RIP friend.

[quote author=ladywriter post=49547298][/quote]It's been a while my senior madam. I have been thinking of you lately to say thanks. How have you been?

mailmalc:
hey, how is biz going? need to talk?

Business has been going very fine, challenges here and there but they are not impossible to beat.

I apologize, I have not updated this thread in a while, I should very soon. There's so much to talk about.

Love to ride, can work in a highly-demanding environment, face difficult individuals all day long, and still wear a smile and maintain your cool? We need you on our team.

Who are we?
We are a team of like-minded individuals with the aim of changing how delivery is being done Nigeria. We are a fun-loving people and we never hesitate to go the extra mile in satisfying our customers. At Waka4u, we take pride in our employees and value our customers. It’s difficult but if you can wear a smile at the end of the day, you should be working with us.

We are a start-up pickup and delivery brand seeking to employ suitable candidates for the position of dispatch (pickup and delivery) bicycle riders in Port Harcourt.

Specific Areas: Aba Road, Mile 4, Eleme, Town (Other areas are welcome)

Position: Dispatch Rider
Age: 18 – 30 years
Sex: Male/Female

Job Summary
Successful candidates will be responsible for:
a) Pickup and delivering of packages, documents, or food quickly.
b) Performing basic bicycle maintenance/routine checks.
c) Educating customers on the use of specified products.
d) Safe keeping of every package/property assigned to you.

Qualifications and Requirements
1. Ability to ride a bicycle.
2. Must reside in Port Harcourt and have good knowledge of the road network in Port Harcourt.
3. Must be physically fit and agile.
4. Should possess charisma and a remarkable sense of professionalism.
5. Applicant rider should love riding and not see it as stress.
6. Must be polite and demonstrate excellent customer service.
7. Must be able to read, write, and speak good English.
8. Must have good sense of personal hygiene.
9. Should possess a minimum qualification of SSCE.
10. Must be able to provide 2 guarantors.
11. Ready to work in all weather (adequate provisions will be made).
12. Any other related job assigned by the company.

Job Type: Full Time

As stated above, this is a start-up and you get the chance to grow with the brand. It is important to note that applicants should love riding, be tech-savvy or willing to learn, and be willing to grow with the brand.
Interested applicants should kindly forward a copy of their CV to 1stclem@gmail.com

zanyzara:
[quote author=INDESTRUCTABLEX post=463381
Do you do delivery to bayelsa?

Thanks for reaching out to us. Unfortunately, we don't at the moment.

Beautiful and lovely.

lisaalarms:
Are you in Lagos now?! i'll need your services Whatsapp or call 07033377728

Yes, we are in Lagos. I will give you a call first thing in the morning.

LLins:
Ok!

Our biggest Oga, we are glad we could help you surprise our madam. Thanks for using our service.

MrMystique:
I don't do that, report them to their cru, I totally follow my rules of engagement.

Interesting. I meant that as a joke though.

MrMystique:
Flying Officer, Flight Officer, Flight Lieutenant and so on

Since you are already in system. E be like say na you I go dey call to come help me flog police for road, them too dey harass me.

felixiodegus:
My brother not all childhood excitements are really an indication of what we were destined to be. You crave independence, you have prepared yourself and even cut your teeth in your line of business. And I think you are already making some success in that line. Don't jump into a profession you know nothing of such as the military. You will destroy your destiny. Don't let someone push you to occupy a slot you were not destined to occupy. People who thrive in the military are those who were well prepared before they enlisted. Above all pray to God and seek his counsel if you believe in him and listen to your spirit.

God bless you my oga. My enquiry was the possibility of combining both because of the added respect of being military or ex military. And to dey flog police for road. Lol.

Anyways, I made up my mind to do business and I won't exchange it for anything else. Already turned down the offer. God bless you real good.

susolzik:
Is this professor X?

Do I sound like X? X is my good friend and colleague.

carmag:
.. chaii, @ op you said you're the only son

Thanks but I said I WAS. I have a younger brother now. He came in quite late. Plus we don't really do lands in my place.

Gentlesniper:
false info pls except your last sentence to an extent, a 2nd LT is a commissioned officer too, and @ the OP, I don't need to tell you the exact pay for a 2nd Lt cos its all about selfless service to your country but I know its up to 100k although you can receive additional stipends depending on your corp. But one thing is that you can never combine your service with your bizness. Cheers

Thanks chief.

Yungwizzzy:
See them. Politicians relative


They even have options...

Baba no be so oh. Relative or not, I made up my mind a long time ago to be a business person, even while in school. I improved on myself - I bought books, took paid professional courses. This wasn't because I had aims of working but I knew I was developing myself. I knew I had to sell myself to younger ones; be an inspiration, I knew I had to sell myself to investors, I knew I had to sell myself to customers.

The only reason, I brought this up was because, being a soldier was a childhood dream. But since it can be combined with what I am doing now, I will gladly turn down the offer.

Nobody has answered my question o. What benefits will I enjoy as a 2nd lieutenant? Or more precisely, what are the duties of a second lieutenant? Is it possible to combine it with business?

Xbabangida:
Commanding troops as a 2nd lieutenant? I laugh in Spanish. . The war front somewhere in Adamawa or borno is where your bubble will burst as you are a noncommissioned officer. Only the commissioned officer (From Major , colonel , brigadier general, major general, General) command troops and sit inside AC dashing out orders . Your job as a lieutenant is to assisist a captain of a troop in organization and tactical approach during warfare.

Biko, pardon my ignorance. I have absolutely no idea. I have done a bit of reading and I saw somewhere command troops/platoon of 16-20 or so. Aunty shine your light upon me, biko.

Good morning guys, I am a graduate from the Premier University and recently passed out from NYSC programme. I have always been into business right from my university days because I crave independence.

While serving, I was also into business. Before passing out, I launched my startup and currently have 2 employees. Although, I studied mechanical engineering, I have no plans to work in the industry, except as a business person utilizing my skills.

Now for the purpose of this post. I have an uncle who has contacted me twice to join the armed forces - police and recently army. He is a politician and has a slot and wants someone from our family to fill the position. I outrightly turned down the police offer but recently army came in and I am having second thoughts.

As a child I wanted to be a soldier but I was an only son. Hell no, there's no way my parents would have allowed me go to NDA. I am 23, ambitious, and still crave independence and financial buoyancy.

I want to find out what the benefits of joining the army are. Specifically as a second lieutenant. Would I be commanding troops? Can I combine it with my business? The latter is my major concern, I don't have plans of touching the salary I get from NA.

Basically, what is my job description, the demands of the job, and the time I get for myself. Thanks in anticipation.

There are still 3 available slots for this position in Port Harcourt.

cookey180:
adageorge

I may need you to create a hyper realistic work of someone. Whats your contact, please?

cookey180:
thanks

Where in PH are you at?

Positioning yourself for the future.

We live in a world that is constantly changing. What is relevant today will definitely lose its relevance tomorrow. What this means for us as humans is that we should be flexible and evolve constantly. If you want to succeed, and be exceptional, you need to be several steps ahead of the crowd. Work when others are sleeping, read when others are resting, make calls when others say it is not important, build worthy relationships when others seek just sexual and personal gains. And in few years, you'll reap the rewards.

So far, I have interviewed 4 individuals and 1 which I didn't bother calling. Here's what I learnt and will like to share.

1. Patience: The two persons I interviewed came off as impatient. This is a toxic quality considering my line of business.

2. Take a step beyond: My second interview which was yesterday was in my opinion, perfect. First, the supposed employee actually sent a well constructed CV (Nobody else did this for the position). He then proceeded to like our social media pages. That in my opinion brokered the deal. During our interaction, he tried to connect and made vital recommendations. This is taking an extra step.

3. Even if it's about the money, it's never about the money: I am more of an old school person and prefer using cash than POS. Considering the nature of my business where I have to handle huge amount of cash, asking me about money few minutes to our discussion sends a bad signal. We all want to make money but don't let it drive you. So this was the case of my 3rd interviewee. His first question was how much I pay, then how much will he make on an average. Finally, he ended with "he will get back to me". That's my line.

4. You leave a trail everywhere: I am proud to say that in my 7 years of being a nairalander, I don't have a negative track record. So I went on to investigate someone who wanted to work for me. My man has his number all over nairaland looking for sugar mummy and people to have sex with. He reeks of desperation and this is deadly for my business.

That's my experience so far and I pray to God to surround me with positive people with similar zeal, passion, drive, and commitment.

More slots are still available for this position in Port Harcourt.

Thank God for the gift of a new day. Found it difficult to sleep so I figured I should just work instead - already set for church.

Yesterday I had the privilege of interviewing someone else. And I think he met my standards and expectations.

I forgot to add this is my last posts or intentionally decided not to. After careful cost analysis, I figured it will be more profitable using bicycle riders as opposed to owning motorcycles. A few people opposed the idea and some commended it. So here;s my comparison.

1. With motorcycles, I am looking at about 200,000 Naira for a new bikes plus registrations. With bicycles, we are looking at an average of 25,000. That's 8 bicycles with shorter service areas.

2. Low maintenance costs

3. No need for fuel

4. No occasional police palava

5. I will be sacrificing speed and area of coverage

So bicycles has it for me. With time we will also roll out bikes and cars. By Monday I will be getting a bicycle and operations with my new guy will start fully.

Remain blessed.