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Agriculture › Re: The Countries Dominating Global Food Production (Photos) by Jakarta: 9:03am On Oct 23
Na so, so bad lists na Nigeria dey dominate, very anyhow country like that.
Travel › Re: How Good Is The Port Harcourt To Warri Road. by Jakarta: 8:59am On Oct 23
avalancheMedia:
Sure. They are correct. Everything is intact.

My only concern is my tinted. Though I have tinted permit and medical report .

Thanks for your response
If supposing I still dey Warri now I fo say make you buy marketsquare bread come give me, I dey miss that bread badly. Wishing you a safe trip.
Phones › Re: Before Iphones Took Over, These Phones Defined A Generation (Photos) by Jakarta: 8:56am On Oct 23
Blackberry curve my love that year. Each time I subscribed I must restart the phone or remove the SIM before my subscription go work, even Airtel customer care agent no fit explain why.
Business › Re: A Kilogram Of Meat Hits 10,000 Naira Per Kg In Lagos by Jakarta: 2:51am On Oct 23
Ice fish wey be poor man food then, don turn luxury. Weytin APC no fit destroy never exist.
Business › Re: How To Pay For Chatgpt, Netflix, Spotify & Canva In Nigeria In 2026 by Jakarta: 11:09pm On Oct 22
wavefly:
You're not wrong, it's frustrating. The reason it's so on-and-off is that many sites (G2A especially, because it's a marketplace with lots of fraud) block cards by their BIN, the first 6 digits that identify the issuer. When too many people use one card provider on a site, it gets flagged and suddenly stops working for everyone.

A few things that sometimes help:

1. Use the exact billing address your card provider gives you. A mismatch is one of the most common reasons for declines.
2. Try the other network. If your Visa fails, a Mastercard virtual card sometimes goes through, or the reverse.
3. Make sure the card has a bit more than the total. Some sites do a small test charge first.
4. Turn off VPN if you use one. A location mismatch triggers fraud checks.
5. On G2A specifically, check if they accept your card through another payment option at checkout; they support a few.

No virtual card works everywhere 100% of the time, honestly. Which card were you using last on G2A, Visa or Mastercard?
See how you dump your AI generated response here, you think say na newbie or tata you dey talk to?
Business › Re: How To Pay For Chatgpt, Netflix, Spotify & Canva In Nigeria In 2026 by Jakarta: 8:33pm On Oct 22
Most of these virtual cards are rubbish, they work on a platform this minute, and stop working the next minute. I've tried so many virtual cards so far, but non is working on G2A platform.
Business › Re: Nigeria’s Discos Record 36.23% AT&C Losses, ₦129.07bn Revenue Loss In Q2 2026 by Jakarta: 7:46pm On Oct 22
Lazy and inefficient Discos that wants to reap from where they did not sow. Dem no fit even collect their own money. nairalanda1 oya food don set, come defend rubbish.
Nairaland General › Re: Who Is The President When You Were Born by Jakarta: 5:21pm On Oct 22
I remember that year when we go enter taxi dey go primary school, everybody dey happy and sing, Abacha don die, Abacha don die, Abacha don die. I was like paleh weytin dey sup? paleh go say my son don't worry focus on your studies.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Will Receive Massive Points Deduction - Daily Mail by Jakarta: 5:15pm On Oct 22
potland:
a team inflated its revenue in order to cheat other teams and you are here supporting wickedness. May the judgement of God befall you
If I support dem make God judgement befall me, but if I don't or you no sabi read and comprehend make same judgement befall you.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Tamer Muhammad Ibrahim al-Sabbagh Killed By IDF by Jakarta: 3:39pm On Oct 22
marlow1962:
But the ones in your country are not collecting, instead they're collecting amnesty, pardon, and call up letter to join the military, while the ones who joined the military to serve are collecting brass everyday.

Not fair o
Dem dey talk about countries, you dey talk about shithole? Being a Nigerian alone is not fair.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Will Receive Massive Points Deduction - Daily Mail by Jakarta: 3:38pm On Oct 22
potland:
so you support inflating your revenue
Tell AI make him explain my comment to you, like a 5 year old.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Will Receive Massive Points Deduction - Daily Mail by Jakarta: 3:30pm On Oct 22
potland:
so you support wuruwuru
Support wuruwu like how? You no see weytin FIFA do with USA player for world cup? Not believing something will happen != supporting wuruwu ogbeni you hear?
Politics › Re: Electricity Revolution In Nigeria: What You Need To Know by Jakarta: 3:27pm On Oct 22
People like nairalanda1 can't start or run a successful business, even if they inherited one from their parents they always end up bankrupting the business. People pay for Dstv subscription, people pay for Gotv subscription and both show the EPL, but he who has money will opt for Dstv over Gotv due to the video quality. You can access the internet with MTN, Glo, Airtel, and Starlink, he who can afford it will opt for Starlink due to the reliability, and quality of the service rendered.

The government has already set the pace by banding customers, it is left for DisCos to make people run from Band E to Band a and pay cost reflective tarriffs by providing cost reflective service. ABA power plant has already shown a clear example. Provide the service and people will gladly pay for it. I pray make I no get pikin like nairalanda1 wey go inherit and ruin my business.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Largest Number Of People Living Without Electricity - World Bank by Jakarta: 2:58pm On Oct 22
nairalanda1 let ELIM5 for you by using an illustration.

Imagine a business man who runs a cold room business, he has 10, 150L Skyrun refrigerator each has a rated power input of 125WA. That means to power the refrigerators for 12 hours on Band A he will need to pay a total of #4055 which is a cost reflective tarriffs.

If he uses band E he is supposed to spend around #80 but he will not get even 2 hours of electricity on that band, meaning he will have to spend over #14000 in buying fuel to power his refrigerator, let's not talk about the generator's maintenance cost for now.

Now answer these questions.
If given an option why wouldn't such a business choose Band A over Band E? What do you think is stopping such business from switching to Band A, where he will spend less on reliable power?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Largest Number Of People Living Without Electricity - World Bank by Jakarta:
nairalanda1 you don't know anything about running business. A business man who wants to receive money for goods he is yet to provide or make available is not yet ready for business. Despite subsidy and government wanting to control electricity prices, the ABA power plant came up, invested heavily, provided cost reflective services and people are gladly paying cost reflective tarriffs to till date. You can't complain of not receiving cost reflective tarriffs, while you are failing to provide cost reflective services, this should be simple for any human above 14 to understand.
Politics › Re: Electricity Revolution In Nigeria: What You Need To Know by Jakarta: 2:12pm On Oct 22
nairalanda1 see how you chickened out like a baby. go cry to your mum kiddo.
Tinubu my master? No wonder you dey reason like tata. I'm not a fan of subsidy but the government has already made it easy for DisCos to move more customers to band A. In my city alone almost everybody are ready to move to band A, but Discos can't make that happen because they can't provide prepaid meters, transformer, and electric poles.

Can you please answer these questions
Is the ABA power plant providing cost reflective services?
Are they charging cost reflective tarriffs?
Are her customers paying cost reflective tarriffs?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Largest Number Of People Living Without Electricity - World Bank by Jakarta: 2:02pm On Oct 22
nairalanda1:
Provide cost reflective service with which money?

You guys really are very amusing.

I'm ending it here.
With which money is the ABA power plant using to provide cost reflective service?
Do you even read your texts before you hit the submit button?
Politics › Re: Electricity Revolution In Nigeria: What You Need To Know by Jakarta: 1:59pm On Oct 22
nairalanda1:
Band A Share: Roughly 15% of electricity consumers in Nigeria fall under Band A and pay full cost-reflective rates (ranging from ₦209 to ₦225/kWh depending on the Distribution Company)
Whose responsibility it is to migrate other bands customers to band A?
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Largest Number Of People Living Without Electricity - World Bank by Jakarta: 1:58pm On Oct 22
nairalanda1:
I guess you think that prof Nnaji is lacking knowledge when he calls for a cost reflective tarrif.

Well, good afternoon, my dear wise woman.

Your country needs a cost reflective tarrif to improve power supply..
And I asked you, are those paying cost reflective tariffs to the various DisCos receiving cost reflective services? Provide cost reflective service, and people are more than willing to pay for it. Is the ABA power plant being chaired by same prof Bart Nnaji not charging cost reflective tarriffs, are people not paying for it?

There is Dstv, and there is Gotv both charge cost reflective tarriffs, and people pay for it. There are ISP like, MTN, Glo, Airtel, Starlink they all provide cost reflective services, and people are paying for it. This shouldn't be too hard for an adult to understand.
Politics › Re: Electricity Revolution In Nigeria: What You Need To Know by Jakarta: 1:48pm On Oct 22
nairalanda1:
Your abuse does not change the truth.
You don't know the meaning of the word "Truth"
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Largest Number Of People Living Without Electricity - World Bank by Jakarta: 1:45pm On Oct 22
nairalanda1:
grin

And as the old saying goes...
Boring and dry
Crime › Re: Fake Palm Oil Factory Busted Over Dangerous Chemical Mixture (Photos/Video) by Jakarta: 1:43pm On Oct 22
Heartless people, they should face the full wrath of the law.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Largest Number Of People Living Without Electricity - World Bank by Jakarta: 1:41pm On Oct 22
nairalanda1:
Aah.

As I thought.

You do need to read more old man
You have a lot to learn kiddo.
Nairaland General › Re: Why Is There So Much Hatred On Nairaland? � by Jakarta: 12:11pm On Oct 22
The right word should be TOXIC, most Nigerians are very angry, and frustrated, as such at any slight chance dem go wan pour all their anger and frustration on you. Imagine how BEDC frustrate our lives for the past 2 days, a simple good morning sir/ma dey wan cause serious quarrel for my yard.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: I Had To Beg My Players To Slow Down Against Man Utd- Fabrigas by Jakarta: 11:43am On Oct 22
To wear Man U jersey waka for my street na problem like this. Dem wan laugh me cry. Being a Nigerian and Man U fan na serious punishment currently. Still on still tough times never last, only tough people do, dey bones shall rise again.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Will Receive Massive Points Deduction - Daily Mail by Jakarta: 11:37am On Oct 22
BlackViper:
As a Manchester United fan, this the only good news we can look forward to these days.

This news should console us after what happened yesterday when we were humbled by a club which was once owned by Michael Essien's wife.
Man U make me form deaf and dumb hide enter house yesterday, my neighbors wan kee me with mocking, dem say if man u win na either past highlight, or rumors, say man u and winning dey keep serious enemies. Cry hook me for throat.

That aside, honestly I don't think this point deduction of a thing, will happen to Man city. This will shake the football world, and a true test to FA, and the EPL management. The Nigerian in me, they make me believe say, that thing no go happen.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Tamer Muhammad Ibrahim al-Sabbagh Killed By IDF by Jakarta: 11:25am On Oct 22
Good one Isreal, every terrorist must collect, to your non existent virgins, you must go.
Romance › Re: Is This A Fail Generation? by Jakarta: 8:10am On Oct 22
So na to marry early dem take dey know failed generation? In those days your father's used saw dust cup, firewood, or stove, na only rich men dey train girl children for school then, the only responsibilities women had then was to marry and produce kids. More millionaires are being made in this generation than any one prior. Ogbeni you no sure say you be disgrace to this generation?
Politics › Re: Shettima Urge States To Develop Own Electricity Markets by Jakarta: 7:38am On Oct 22
Chochocho to talk no dey ever hard una. Why not do this for each state, and deduct the costs from their new owambe FAC that are being looted carelessly? Own electric market kee you there.
Science/Technology › Re: Elon Musk’s Predictions For The Next 10 Years (Photos) by Jakarta: 7:32am On Oct 22
Yes oh!! I totally agree with this. I use one uncensored AI fear catch me, when I see how AI dey reason and learn from its own mistakes. Big problem dey come with this AI thing oh, heavy wahala dey come.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Largest Number Of People Living Without Electricity - World Bank by Jakarta:
nairalanda1:
Most Nigerians are not paying cost reflective tarrifs to DISCOS

Cost reflective tarrifs are around what band A people pay, if not higher. Most nigerians pay way below that. Band A are about 20% of the customer base.

Be guided.

Most of you don't read around the issues we have with electricity, which is why many of you don't know what is going on...government and anti government people.
You are ignorant, and people like you end up being corporate slaves because you don't know how to run a business, or know how running one feels like. Why are Discos failing to migrate more customers to BAND A, if they can reliable provide cost reflective services? Why not make those bands not paying cost reflective tarriffs distasteful for it's users, so that they can migrate to better bands thereby having more customers paying cost reflective tarriffs? Ogbeni use that thing wey dem dey call brain na!!.
Politics › Re: Electricity Revolution In Nigeria: What You Need To Know by Jakarta: 7:00am On Oct 22
nairalanda1:
Well, considering that most consumers do not pay a cost reflective tarrif, any losses made from the majority is going to swallow up losses from the minority.

Many of you guys really do need to read up more.
Ogbeni sharap there, was cost reflective services provided and people refused to pay for it? Were prepaid meters given to customers and same customers refused to accept them? What are those paying cost reflective tarriffs enjoying from it? The average Nigerian is ready to pay cost reflective tarriffs anytime, any day. Stop making childish comments.

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