₦airaland Forum

iamoyindamola:
No I don't

[color=royalblue]Canaanland generates its own electricity sef

When i did my IT in Dangote Flour, they generated their own[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
I know CNG doesn't come cheap but LASG should be able to strike a deal coz one way or the other they are using gas.
What is the cost of turning gas into electricity to power the buses?
Is it cheaper than just using gases to power the buses?

[color=royalblue]Remember that it is us that is speculating it to be generators

They probably have their own means of charging these buses. And i know it wouldn't be what we are thinking.

They better place those buses on a different routes and charge a premium

If na this 600 naira dem wan collect, them go use 5 years collection take replace one battery[/color]

iamoyindamola:
Using one energy source to power another energy doesn't look like a good idea unless the buses have solar panels to charge while working
I read oando have the charging ports I am only interested in how oando will generate their own electricity to power these buses

[color=royalblue]There are companies in Nigeria that generate their own electricity.

Do you know that?[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
Of cos its clean energy.
I'm looking at the efficiency.
Won't it be better to use gas seeing how we have excess gas reserves that can easily be used.
It makes the whole process alot more efficient

[color=royalblue]The same thing that happens to diesel, happens to Gas

Believe you me, CNG does not come cheap, and that is why CNG powered vehicles didn't make much noise like before

If you really want to have a cost efficient way of energy, go green or go home.

Na the truth be that.[/color]

iamoyindamola:
Why will you want to use diesel generator to power electric buses, the entire SIM have been destroyed

[color=royalblue]Okay

Should i suggest Solar plant to power electric buses?[/color]

liveLongNprospa:
IPP is using gas right?


Also if you have to use a generator to charge them, what's the point of talking clean energy?

[color=royalblue]Yeah. Gas

It is still clean energy. Instead of running 50 engines, you are running one to power 50.[/color]

BlueRayDick:
My issue with Lagos state government with all these buses they acquire since the advent of BRT is maintenance . Once they commission the buses and start using them, less than a year the buses are almost always not in good shape.

I just hope the electric buses don’t follow suit

[color=royalblue]They will follow suit.

For me, you can be running those buses and charge the same thing that Danfo drivers with 1970 model buses are changing. There is no way the books can be balanced

I have said it here that it is possible those BRTs are just to siphon monies, because i struggle to see how they balance their books

Let me not even get started with the reckless driving and handling of the vehicles

I am not sure you can find any BRT with Air conditioning today.

Na the same thing go happen to these buses. 609 naira with AC from Ikorodu to TBS is not feasible, IMO[/color]

Itsrm:
These days, you can't buy any decent toks car below 5-6m. With the ban and further increase in clearing cost, we may be looking at a minimum of 7m to buy a toks car.

That brings me to something else, will I use 7m to buy a Lexus es350 or the Innoson car Izu shared. I'm sure you know the answer

[color=royalblue]With this enforcement, Cotonou cars would be the new sugar

Buy your 04 Corolla from Cotonou through smuggling


The only problem? You car cannot near Lagos/Ibadan expressway. [/color]

liveLongNprospa:
BTW the electrical buses LASG bought? Which electricity will they use to power them?

Coz it's not like the state has excess electricity to use normally.
So where will they get the needed one and will it affect residents and other businesses?

[color=royalblue]LASG has its own IPP

Their courts, hospitals are not under any Disco.

Asides from that, it doesn't cost much to buy a Mikano and charge them daily [/color]

Itsrm:
You sure? This guy said he was told 8.3m. Except na different model.

https://www.nairaland.com/2653841/uber-partner-lagos-please-share/5021#117607228

[color=royalblue]E mean say i no hear well.

8.3 million for what?
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GloriousGbola:
wicked guy

even uber, when they decided to get cars that will work in lagos looked at innoson and swerve.

[color=royalblue]I even heard that that Small Suzuki that looks like Keke is 4 million.

Nonsense.

Most of these Made in Nigeria products are just as expensive as the foreign ones. There is no much difference that would convince one to patronise them

Local Rice and Foreign rice have about 3k difference; whereas the foreign is much better

The same for so many other items.[/color]

[color=royalblue]Buharians: Yes, let's grow the naira. I support Buhari

Cheapest Nigeria made cars :[/color]

[color=royalblue]£11 million na 11 billion naira oh

Abi na me no sabi calculation?[/color]

The Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed, admits that the regime spends 96 percent of all revenue to service debt and borrows to meet salary and pension commitments. The pay rise will make life harder for the next government.

[color=royalblue]Buhari really tried, walahi [/color]

Theflint1:
Not saying the females shouldn't get, but the males should take and control the bulk of it, unless there are no male children, then the females should then inherit solely.

[color=royalblue]This should be relative.

If you have wasteful sons, i don't see why you should let them control bulk of your assets.

The prudent and wise child should be given that responsibility[/color]

chrisooblog:
As a man no matter how you distrust or no send your wife she must surely take care of your kids upon your demise so best to will everything to her.

[color=royalblue]NL Relationship experts will disagree with you

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Itsrm:


But he also said they pay resident doctors na and that's it's not done anywhere in the world. Looks like lamba to me anyway but what do I know

[color=royalblue]The question should be;

What is he paying them? and what will they earn if they leave here for anywhere in the world?

He totally avoided why people go on strikes, and was talking about Section 43 abi na 46

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Emaprince:
You are not transgender bro. You are the hausa - igbo boy on this thread.

[color=royalblue]I thought you loved peace[/color]

raumdeuter:
So what is the incentive of the wife to contribute to her marital home to build assets when after her husband dies, One uncle will show face

Do women get encouraged to buy properties in their own name and not in husbands name?

[color=royalblue]Some of my older cousins started following what my dad did

Today, everybody carry him wife name join body.

That part of the tradition is gradually going extinct in my own family tree[/color]

Emaprince:
Marry one of their brothers? I only hear about this..never witnessed it all my life.

It still dey happen? I thought it was in the past like killing of twins.

[color=royalblue]They gave my mother headaches until they found out her name was on the documents they wanted.

Imagine if it wasn't there?

Remember say i be boy oh, not transgender [/color]

raumdeuter:
If you are monogamous, Say 1 man 1 wife 4 kids, the property automatically goes to the wife and when she dies the kids automatically share

Most property issues is with polygamous family, monogamous are usually straightforward

[color=royalblue]If the man has valuable properties, omo dem no go let you rest oh

It still boils down to the kind of brothers you have.

A tradition will only stand if the people to uphold it agree.
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Emaprince:
Unless those uncles are wicked and greedy.

All they had to do was protect and train you guys with what your dad left behind. Then hand over everything when you are all grown.

[color=royalblue]Why should they have to protect and train us?

The man's wife is not old enough to take care of her children?

That aspect of the tradition is just wicked; having wicked uncles made it worse[/color]

Emaprince:
It happens. But then it also depends on the kind of uncles you have. The wicked and greedy ones will want to chance the woman since she has no male child.

These days though.. things are getting softer. It's no longer a rigid tradition like it used to be.

[color=royalblue]Not really about a male child.

If the child were still young, they would compel her to marry one of his brothers, so that the wealth would remain in the family[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Omo! Thank God for dad’s wisdom. I usually think it’s just nollywood over-bloating the whole thing, didn’t know those things still happen now.

[color=royalblue]It happens in South Eastern Nigeria.

I usually laugh when i see people on NL suggest that a man should will his properties to his kids, no matter how little they are.

If to say my papa try am, dem go don bully my mama throwaway inside gutter [/color]

BlueRayDick:
So if a man leaves a will with his lawyer transferring all his assets to his wife and female children what will the uncles do ?

They will not respect the wishes of their late brother ?

[color=royalblue]My dad willed everything to my mum while he was still alive.

Infact, e put both their names on every valuable property he had

When he died, nobody had the guts to show up for any sharing formula. And luckily for us, some of what he had saw us through life in those challenging times.

A man should always be wary of where he is coming from. If you know you have ravenous wolves as relatives, use your head[/color]

OasisX:


Once again, I can't ever mock my people. I agree PMB fails economy-wise, but infrastructures-wise he tried.

Apologies to anyone who feels offended, I am not mocking and will never do that to fellow Nigerians.

[color=royalblue]Wetin you dey apologise for?

Something wey me i dey enjoy

We have never seen a president like Buhari (Depending on how you look at it) [/color]

BlueRayDick:
Na wa o.

E come be like say na only football dey unite Nigerians. Small evacuation wey dem supposed run sharperly and let the world continue moving , dem still use tribalism dey run am again ? 🤦‍♂️

Funny enough , I know the easiest explanation that will come from Abike’s crew. They may likely claim the evacuation is being done in batches and that the guy is raising false alarm cos he and others are scheduled for batch B.

[color=royalblue]I had my thoughts on this too.

But when i listened to the guy, he said they entered one of the buses, but they were asked to come down and another group entered.

Why would they do that?[/color]

OasisX:


Mock kẹ? I swear I can't ever do that. Just wanna be at peace with Baba's Administration for the rest days.

[color=royalblue]You definitely are mocking them.

You cannot tell me you are seeing how insecurity has gone from worse to rotten, and you are hailing Buhari on that.

Or should we talk about the standard of living here?

Omoh! Nigeria has never had it worse in the past 8 years since 1999.

You really are good at it [/color]

OasisX:


We don discover Oil in the North.... more money bruh. Servicing debts won't be a problem for incoming Administration.

New Nigeria is POssible with renewed HOPE!

[color=royalblue]I like the way you mock Nigerians

Very subtle [/color]

OasisX:


Leave that one bruh. Even a Toddler knows Baba fails woefully in that aspect. Let's celebrate Infrastructures bruh.

[color=royalblue]We might spend almost 70% of our Revenue, servicing gbese yearly, but let us celebrate infrastructures ba?



That's a good suggestion, you know [/color]

OasisX:


Bruh.... na few days remain. Make we celebrate Baba small. We don try, 8yrs no be wazza.

[color=royalblue]Try indeed.

Why not list out the projects he did (minus private partnership) and tell us how he funded them?

Or that one no matter? [/color]

OasisX:


E dey sweet you bá?

[color=royalblue]E dey sweet me as you dey post wetin dey sweet people wey think say Buhari tenure sweet pass

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