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Science/Technology › Re: Guys Using Solar Energy Instead Of Nepa Or Gen. by Konquest: 1:26pm On Feb 18, 2024
matify83:
It's splendid!

I use a 3.5kva 12v kartel inverter and 4 220AH tubular batteries I connected in parallel to make 880AH.

I power virtually every thing in the house including an lg inverter AC for most of the afternoons , an lg inverter fridge/freezer and a bona solar chest freezer.

I've been fully off grid for going to 6 years by May and I don't have any regrets at all.

The installation was done DIY with little touch by my electrician.
That's Impressive.

The challenge with solar power is just the downtimes that come when the rainy season is in full swing or at night. Some folks do have hybrid solar/wind energy off-grid systems in place to mitigate against downtimes.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Pharaoh Gets Passport 3000 Years After His Death by Konquest: 1:19pm On Feb 18, 2024
Biodun556:
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Ramses II... A very imaginative passport. grin
Business › Re: See The Amount My Daddy Bought 10bags of Cement 32yrs Ago (see Here) by Konquest: 1:10pm On Feb 18, 2024
money121:
He bought 10bags of cement at rate of #700

Mean 1 bag #70 shocked shocked

Do you think is possible to happen again in nigeria?
1992... Impressive. You folks are good record keepers in your family.
Travel › Re: "Dark Skies, Bad Weather Led To FATAL CALIFORNIA HELICOPTER Crash Claiming 6" by Konquest(op):
muyico:
if they were know, they will ve travel by road! 49mile just like Ibadan to ile ife
Indeed, Herbert's Special Assistant, Olusola Faleye was fortunate that the copter was FULL and he had to take some of the luggage by road to the nearby state of Nevada. It was a very close shave with death because his name was on the flight manifest of those who were to fly on that copter.

I still get some occasional goosebumps just thinking about that close shave that Olusola Faleye had.
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Travel › Re: "Dark Skies, Bad Weather Led To FATAL CALIFORNIA HELICOPTER Crash Claiming 6" by Konquest(op):
Just like the investigators said, that copter should NEVER have taken off that night due to inclement weather conditions, but to make matters worse, the copter clipped electric poles and rapidly descended before BURSTING into flames in the Mojave Desert in Southern California.

Exactly 3 days before that copter crash which claimed the lives of the former Nigerian Exchange Group [NGX Group] chairman, Abimbola Ogunbanjo and the Wigwes, a U.S. Marine helicopter had crashed in the same Southern California area due to poor weather conditions with 5 young U.S. Marine Corps pilots in their 20s on board. There were NO survivors.

=> https://apnews.com/article/marine-helicopter-crash-san-diego-miramar-california-storm-1fe8095eba1c61010a64b27e105d2b0c


LESSONS LEARNED: Do your due diligence with online and offline resources on aircraft brands. NEVER take off in a copter in bad weather situations especially at nighttime EXCEPT the copter (or even a plane) is equipped with advanced air navigation instruments that allow copters to take off and land in near-zero OR zero-visibility. Period.
Travel › Re: "Dark Skies, Bad Weather Led To FATAL CALIFORNIA HELICOPTER Crash Claiming 6" by Konquest(op):
This CERTAINLY puts to rest all the irresponsible conspiracy theories surrounding the copter crash and the translation of the brilliant tecnocrats, Otunba Abimbola Ogunbadejo and Herbert Wigwe, his wife, and 29-year-old son and the two young pilots aged between 22 and 25 years. Herbert's Special Assistant Olusola Faleye whose name was on the flight manifest but escaped being on the copter due to the fact that all the luggage could NOT be put on board, definitely had nothing to do with the death of his boss in the copter crash as being wildly speculated online. He was detailed to move the luggage by road to the nearby Nevada instead.

The Erunwon Ijebu-born Bamofin Abimbola Ogunbanjo [1962-2024] and the Isiokpo Ikwere-born Herbert Wigwe [1966-2024] were some of the FINEST corporate executives out of Nigeria and they left footprints in the sands of time.


The Elerunwon of Erunwon-Ijebu in Council headed by Alaiyeluwa Oba Johnson Adebayo Adebola Okubena, conferred on Ogunbanjo the traditional title of Bamofin of Erunwon Ijebu Kingdom, meaning the “father of lawyers”, on 8 December 2018.

=>https://businessday.ng/news/article/who-is-abimbola-ogunbanjo/
=>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abimbola_Ogunbanjo


Herbert Wigwe too was building a world-class Uni called Wigwe University in his Isiokpo hometown in Rivers State as of the time of his passing.

=>https://businessday.ng/news/article/life-times-of-herbert-wigwe-in-68-rare-pictures/

Travel › "Dark Skies, Bad Weather Led To FATAL CALIFORNIA HELICOPTER Crash Claiming 6" by Konquest(op): 11:46am On Feb 18, 2024
“If I were in charge, I certainly would have said ‘NO, THANK YOU,’ ” aviation safety consultant and retired Marine Corps Col. Pete Field told The Associated Press on Wednesday.




LOS ANGELES — Two aviation experts who reviewed newly released photos and video of Friday's helicopter crash that killed a prominent Nigerian banker and five others said the flight likely should have been CANCELLED because of poor nighttime weather conditions in Southern California’s Mojave Desert.

The National Transportation Safety Board released photos and video of the mangled wreckage this week as its investigators continue to look into what caused the crash. The agency’s preliminary investigation report will be released in the coming weeks.

Weather reports from the time show a mix of rain and snow, and the aircraft flew over a remote area of the desert that likely would have had few lights for the pilot to navigate by, other than cars’ headlights and taillights along the interstate.

Herbert Wigwe, chief executive of Access Bank, and his wife and 29-year-old son were among those aboard the helicopter when it crashed shortly after 10 p.m. near Interstate 15. Bamofin Abimbola Ogunbanjo, former chair of the Nigerian stock exchange, was also killed. Their deaths shocked many in Nigeria and in the banking sector.

Officials said the pilots — Benjamin Pettingill, 25, and Blake Hansen, 22 — also died in the crash. A member of Hansen’s family said they were grieving Wednesday and declined to comment.


The helicopter left Palm Springs Airport around 8:45 p.m. on Friday and was traveling to Boulder City, Nevada, Graham said. Boulder City is about 26 miles (40 kilometers) southeast of Las Vegas, where the Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 58 on Sunday. Wigwe’s destination after the plane landed has not been confirmed.

The charter company, Orbic Air LLC, declined to comment Wednesday.

Flight-tracking data shows the helicopter was following the interstate until it made a slight right turn, turning south of the roadway, according to the NTSB. The data then shows a gradual descent and increasing ground speed.

The wreckage site, with a debris field about 100 yards (91.44 meters) long, shows that helicopter hit the ground with its nose low at a right-bank angle, the NTSB said. Witnesses reported a fire on the helicopter, as well as downed power lines, the NTSB said.

Clipping the power lines, which may have been hard for the pilot to see in the dark, could have caused the crash, said Al Diehl, a former NTSB investigator.

“In a matter of seconds, you can get disoriented,” he said.


Authorities have said there was a pilot and a safety pilot, but not who was serving in which role. Both were licensed as commercial helicopter pilots as well as flight instructors. The Airbus EC-130 only has controls for a single pilot.

The crash came just three days after a U.S. Marine Corps helicopter went down in the mountains outside San Diego during historic downpours, killing five Marines.

“It’s been a couple of terrible weeks for helicopters in Southern California,” Diehl said.

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Associated Press researcher Rhonda Shafner in New York contributed.

Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/2024/02/14/helicopter-crash-california-nigerian-banker-wigwe/723c3924-cb97-11ee-aa8e-1e5794a4b2d6_story.html

Agriculture › Re: Nigeria To Remove ‘political Farmers’ From Database by Konquest: 3:49am On Feb 18, 2024
ijustdey:
According to him, only genuine farmers will benefit from government-subsidised interventions.




https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/668502-nigeria-to-remove-political-farmers-from-database.html
Health › Re: Why The Current Heat Wave Is Very Deadly by Konquest: 3:47am On Feb 18, 2024
nightfox01:
I just read about wet bulb temperatures in tropical regions of the world during this hot period and I learned something a wet bulb temperature is a phenomenon where the temperature is high and the humidity is also high which means when we sweat our bodies cannot cool because sweat cools us when our bodies overheat.

So that means that the moisture content in the air is high so when we sweat our sweat cannot cool us down so you sweat more and dehydrate faster and that can lead to kidney failure heatwaves like this do not kill immediately protracted nighttime stretches of 35°C can cause several health problems

Dry heat like in harmattan periods are different because the moisture content in the air is low meaning your body sweats and cools easier and faster than wet bulb temperatures

The current heat in naija is around 35°C and humidity is high and to be honest sleeping feels like being cooked in hot steam

My fellow nairalanders I bring you this info as I am here thinking of sleeping on the roof please does anyone know if mosquitoes can fly to the roof of a 5 storey building
That's impressive.
Politics › Re: CBN Discontinues Payment Of BTA/PTA In Cash by Konquest: 3:43am On Feb 18, 2024
emkz:
This was part of my intervention some days ago.



Since our elites have turned BTA/PTA into a business, let the incentive be removed.

I applaud the CBN for being bold.
If anyone is travelling, he must approach a bank to get BTA and he must be receipted. At the airport, he must present the receipt to customs and evidence of the cash. If he doesn't have the cash, he must be arrested, tried and jailed. Wicked people use travellers to buy BTA at government rates and resell to the black market. If this practice is not functional, give them pre-loaded debit cards by going into partnership with companies like Travelex and Transferwise or Revolut or Remitly and pay them directly so that beneficiaries can collect their cash when they get to the countries of destination.
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Impressive.


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Politics › Re: CBN Discontinues Payment Of BTA/PTA In Cash by Konquest: 3:43am On Feb 18, 2024
emkz:
The Central Bank of Nigeria has banned the sale of forex directly to travelers in cash.

Electronic cards are to be used henceforth for BTA/PTA.
Science/Technology › Re: ChatGPT Will Soon Be Able To Generate Videos. by Konquest: 3:34am On Feb 18, 2024
nlfpmod:
OpenAI
Introducing Sora, our text-to-video model.

Sora can create videos of up to 60 seconds featuring highly detailed scenes, complex camera motion, and multiple characters with vibrant emotions.

Prompt: “Beautiful, snowy Tokyo city is bustling. The camera moves through the bustling city street, following several people enjoying the beautiful snowy weather and shopping at nearby stalls. Gorgeous sakura petals are flying through the wind along with snowflakes.”

We’ll be taking several important safety steps ahead of making Sora available in OpenAI’s products.

We are working with red teamers — domain experts in areas like misinformation, hateful content, and bias — who are adversarially testing the model.
Politics › Re: Wanted Abuja Kidnapper, Dahiru Arrested After Wike’s ₦‎20 Million Bounty by Konquest: 3:27am On Feb 18, 2024
Sports › Re: "Ballers Off Duty": Nigeria Female Basketball Players Cool Off (pix) by Konquest: 3:22am On Feb 18, 2024
chokekachy:
DTigress
Foreign Affairs › Re: Judge Orders Trump To Pay $364 Million, Strips Business Licenses by Konquest: 3:19am On Feb 18, 2024
AllenSpencer:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/02/16/trump-ny-fraud-trial-decision/?utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
.Judge Engoron issued his long-awaited ruling today.

After conducting an 11-week trial of Trump Org on a case where the New York Attorney General alleged that Donald Trump engaged in a pattern of fraudulent business practices over the court over course of many year, Judge Engoron ordered Trump to pay a massive $372 million in total fines. Trump was also stripped of his business certificates in the State of New York, which makes it virtually impossible for him to continue to conduct business in the state.

The AG also asked Judge Engoron to ban Donald Trump, Jr. and Eric Trump from conducting business in NY for 3 years. Engoron declined to grant that request, finding that there was insufficient proof presented at trial to show that they were aware of their father's fraudulent schemes.
Properties › Re: This Apartment Is An Example Of ‘Don’t Judge A Book By Its Cover’ (Pix, Video) by Konquest: 3:13am On Feb 18, 2024
onthehill:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rUUgyTM7ls?si=eybMcZI0BXd10Quc
The interior makeover isn't bad. The exterior wall of the house just needs some painting to make the entire house come alive.
Crime › Re: Ekiti Police Arrest Kidnappers Responsible For Emure School Girls Abduction by Konquest: 3:09am On Feb 18, 2024
[quote author=AngelGabbyShara post=128492615][/quote]EKITI POLICE COMMAND ARREST KIDNAPPING SYNDICATE RESPONSIBLE FOR EMURE SCHOOL GIRLS ABDUCTION.

Eight kidnapping suspects have been arrested and one neutralized by the Ekiti State Police Command. The suspects are linked to various kidnapping incidents, including the abduction of school children and teachers in Emure-Ekiti. The police recovered several weapons and other items from the suspects. The Commissioner of Police has ordered intense operations to combat criminal elements in the state.
Politics › Re: Crackdown On "Hoarding" Will Frighten Investors - Peterside by Konquest: 3:04am On Feb 18, 2024
eddynaira125:
It will only frighten Corrupt investors
Succinctly put.
Politics › Re: Crackdown On "Hoarding" Will Frighten Investors - Peterside by Konquest: 3:04am On Feb 18, 2024
Business › Re: Official Exchange Rate Closes Week At N1,537.96/$1 Amidst Surging Inflation by Konquest: 2:53am On Feb 18, 2024
Business › Re: Lagos Govt To Relocate Computer Village To Kantangowa, Abule Egba by Konquest: 2:51am On Feb 18, 2024
Ibrahimcoomasie:
So when Soludo was locking up shops owned by Igbo and demolishing building, was he targeting ibos too because they did not vote for APGA?

Ps: ibos are not the only traders in computer village. The people I know that personally sell computers and networking equipment at Otigba are Yorubas. The buildings are owned by Yoruba landlords.
Computer Village was actually started by the Yoruba folks in the 1990s. Some younger NL posters here don't even know this. There are many Yoruba and some Edo folks in addition to Ibos in that place with businesses as well.

Infact the biggest distributor of computers and computer accessories in Computer Village is a Yoruba multimillionaire dude by the name of Michael Akinwale.

Young folks and insular ethnic bigots who don't know the history of that Computer Village falsely allude claims of Ibo domination in that area.
Business › Re: Lagos Govt To Relocate Computer Village To Kantangowa, Abule Egba by Konquest: 2:37am On Feb 18, 2024
Politics › Re: Stop Being Heartless, Fix The Economy, Leave Business Owners Alone – Obi To FG by Konquest: 2:26am On Feb 18, 2024
flokii:
We dodged a bullet.. the business owners through association and deliberate sabotage can cripple any economy. Not even Russia or USA will give business owners free hand to wreck their economy.

Ob should look for something else to do and leave governance for those with higher IQ.
True that.

During COVID-19, some folks in the U.S. speculatively hoarded hand sanitizers and other health-related items with the intention to sell them at higher profits due to the high demand. When the U.S. authorities got to know about the speclators they got them arrested.

I'm surprised that some highly irresponsible people right from page 1 of this thread and some other NL threads are in support of speculative hoarding of foodstuffs and rampant profiteering.

No country in the world runs a full capitalist economy. There's some measure of SOCIALISM embedded in the economic practices of a lot of Western/European countries in the area of protectionism and more. Nigeria cannot be any different.
Food › Re: Who Remembers This Ghana Bread From The 80s? by Konquest: 1:59am On Feb 18, 2024
do4luv14:
Brodaman your head dey dia, you sabi am,

this is same bread from Togo too, Eat it 3 years ago, when I went there with my Oga for work
That's interesting.

If you had this same bread in Togo then it seems it's the Ewes of Togo and Ghana that make this crusty Ghana bread. You know the Ewes are an ethnic group that are indigenous to Togo right into Ghana. The Ewes are different from the Ashanti folks or the larger Akan people in terms ethnicity.
Food › Re: Who Remembers This Ghana Bread From The 80s? by Konquest: 1:51am On Feb 18, 2024
sukkot:
looks delicious. where can i buy this now ?
How's the weekend going @Sukkot,
So, you've abandoned chicken and waffles. I can see that your love life with chicken, waffles and syrup toppings is finally out of the window to be replaced by crusty Ghana bread. Lol... grin

Tbh, Ghanaian food isn't entirely bad.

Food › Re: Who Remembers This Ghana Bread From The 80s? by Konquest: 1:38am On Feb 18, 2024
Jewessgratitud3:
I just remembered this Ghana bread from my childhood that was sold those days in ikoyi. It was a delight back then. we would always trouble my Dad to take us outside the gate every weekend to buy it for us because it looked different from the regular four corner bread 🍞 we were used to. It was kinda crusty and dusty but we enjoyed it anyways grin

Some Ghanaian guys were hawking it in a basin and would spread butter on it when you buy.

Who else had this bread back then.
It looks like crusty French loaves.
Food › Re: See Tomatoes Of #300 My Wife Bought by Konquest:
EtinosaDLaw:
The Asiwaju you know? Tinubu sabi your papa?? Some of you will just open your mouth and expose your ignorance. Anyone mature enough to form opinions at that time will tell you that Lagos during Tinubu's governance retrogressed massively. Fashola being an excellent administrator covered up Tinubus shortcomings. Tai Solarin and Marwa did a great job in Lagos, if you aren't an indomie kid, you would know that theyre the one's responsible for most most developmental policies lagos is still using till date. There was a pause during Tinubu. All he did was institutionalise agberos. Fashola cleaned his mess.
I have to chip this in. I had NO intentions of commenting on this food thread discussing tomatoes until I saw your highly misleading post!

You have to get some of your FACTS right and STOP typing or talking B.S. here by twisting historical events that some of us who are older clearly witnessed before relocating from Nigeria. What you posted shows that you're clearly NOT aware about what Lagos State was back in the day. You're even ignorantly calling the person or young lady you quoted an "Indomie generation!"

Second, Prof. Tai Solarin was NEVER a Governor of Lagos State for one single day, he was the founder of Mayflower School in Ikenne, Ogun State which was established when he came back from the UK with Sheila Solarin his British wife. Tai Solarin was actually a British Royal Air force pilot and went on air combat missions during World War 2 (1939-1945).

Third, I'm not a huge fan of President Tinubu (because he allowed all kinds of online trolls and people to defame him for over 10 years now without being sued to court for outright defamation of character), but, for your information, Tinubu laid the foundation or blueprint used by successive Lagos Governors till today for the gradual urban renewal of Lagos State which was left abandoned by successive Military dictatorships after the oil boom era of the 1970s and Lagos State was in tatters by the late 1980s and got worse in the 1990s with massive decay in infrastructure. Governor Tinubu's foresight led him into establishing the multi-million dollar Lekki Free Trade Zone (LFTZ) which has now culminated in the establishment and launching of the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Complex, the Lekki Deep Sea Port was conceptualized by the then Governor Tinubu and Tolarams Group as a public-private sector initiative with Lagos having 20 percent shares in the project. The FG has 5 percent shares. Even OBJ commended Tinubu back then in the early 2000s for the Lekki Deep Seaport project.

Fourth, I remember that Governor Tinubu massively upgraded the Lagos Island Central Business District (Broad Street and environs) into an upscale zone with wider roads, and the Federal roads in Lagos State were upgraded by Tinubu when the FG could not do so.

Fifth, as for the Agbero issue, you are clearly ignorant about the Yoruba meaning of the word Agbero. Agbero is a Yoruba word which simply means in English to "carry passengers." They are part of the legit Road Transport Unions all over Nigeria and some of them are even drivers. They are all NLC members who pay their annual dues to the NLC for your information. Mc Oluomo is a multimillionaire transport owner who is also a member of the prestigious Nigerian Labor Congress just like all transporters around Nigeria. I see and read posts by non-Yoruba people who ignorantly misuse the term Agbero to refer to street gangs, criminals, hoodlums or touts. This is very WRONG and a bastardization of Yoruba language by non-Yorubas especially from the Ibo East who even incorrectly mispel and call these guys "agboro." Of course the vicious criminals and gangsters you see in Onitsha are NOT the same as Yoruba Agberos/drivers who are part of the legit transport unions such as NURTW and RTEAN with branches in all the state capitals.

Maybe you meant to talk about neighborhood or street gangs in Lagos. Do they exist? Yes. Are they called Agberos? NO. The proper Yoruba name for neighborhood or street gangs is "Omo Ita" and NOT Agbero.

Last but not least, Brig. Gen Buba Marwa (rtd) was quite charismatic (and was even born, lived and schooled in Abeokuta, though he claims to be from Adamawa State, with a Cameroon connection). But in terms of the transformation of Lagos State, he didn't do as much because there was massive infrastructural decay and he had a security outfit in place, but the then Governor Tinubu did FAR more especially after the OBJ-led FG seized Lagos State's monthly Federa allocations, so, as a chartered accountant and auditor with his past role as a senior technocrat and Treasurer of Mobil Nigeria (now Exxon Mobil), he got creative, removed the wastages, and took Lagos State's INTERNATIONALLY GENERATED revenue from a few millions to billions of Naira annually! This led to Lagos NOT to depend on FG allocations again. Former Governor Babatunde Fasola who was Governor Tinubu's Chief-of-Staff also affrmed that Lagos State is the only state in Nigeria that can SURVIVE without Federal monthly allocations.

Lagos State is a work in progress because of the influx of immigrants from other parts of Nigeria and especially the West African region thereby putting massive pressure on infrastructure. Only the devolution or decentralization of powers to the states would ensure that other states develop at their own pace instead of putting pressures on the more developed areas of Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and environs, Kano, Enugu, etc.
Politics › Re: 10 Most Expensive States To Live In Nigeria In January 2024 - Nairametrics by Konquest: 11:30pm On Feb 17, 2024
DeLaRue:
1. On average, there's more money chasing after goods in the South thus keeping prices up.

2. Southerners have a higher profit expectation. The average hausa person is happy to sell things for a 10% profit. In the South, you need a profit of 20% or above to survive because most things are more expensive here.

3. As for food, Northerners take to farming more readily, hence food is cheaper there.

Sadly, the average Southern youth is not interested in farming. He would rather be wearing tight jeans up and down, displaying unnecessary anger and rudeness on social media, blaming government for everything under the sun and demanding that govt subsidise every aspect of his life, making references to 'in the abroad' or 'in a sane climate' despite never stepping foot outside Nigeria, and generally deluding himself about his place in society and the world.


There you go.

Now I expect abuse from the usual suspects.
Lol... Succinctly put.
Politics › Re: 10 Most Expensive States To Live In Nigeria In January 2024 - Nairametrics by Konquest: 5:53pm On Feb 17, 2024
EdiskyHarry:
I'm from Akwa ibom.
AKWA IBOM is only big on paper and on the internet.

Nothing is working here, apart from worship centers, big hotels, beautiful stadiums and 10 lanes roads, human capital development here is zero, unemployment is very high, and the government is doing nothing about it.
But you will see ignorant Akwa ibomites bragging about having the best worship centers, stadiums and hotel in Nigeria.
You can quote me and insult me, but I must let people know this bitter truth.
That's interesting.

The Akwa Ibom government has to do more in creating value addition to crops and other resources and bring in sustainable tech jobs in the number 1 oil-producing state in Nigeria. Same with Bayelsa which is the number 1 gas-producing state in Nigeria.
Politics › Re: 10 Most Expensive States To Live In Nigeria In January 2024 - Nairametrics by Konquest: 5:51pm On Feb 17, 2024
LoveLeadsLand:
Out of the 10 states, 2 are in the North while 8 are in the South. Out of the 8 in the South, 4 are in the South-west, 2 in the South-East, and 2 in the South-South. Out of the 2 states in the North, 1 is in the North-Central and 1 in the North-West.


Source: Nairametrics
SMH.
Crime › Re: Househelp Arrested For Stealing Employer’s $51,000 After 3 Days Of Employment by Konquest: 5:46pm On Feb 17, 2024
Thissystem:
https://dailypost.ng/2024/02/16/police-arrest-domestic-worker-husband-for-allegedly-stealing-51000/
Police authorities at the Zone 2 Command Headquarters in Onikan, Lagos, have arrested one Blessing Effiong, a domestic staff, and her husband, Bassey Effiong, for stealing $51,000 from their employer’s residence in the Lekki area of Lagos.

According to reports from the command, Blessing, who was recommended for employment by an agent named Anthony, began her employment as a domestic staff on December 23, 2023. Shockingly, within just three days of commencing work, she absconded with $51,000 along with her husband, fleeing to Cross River State.
Politics › Re: See Price List Of Gas In My Area (see Photo) by Konquest: 5:23pm On Feb 17, 2024
WantsandMore:
I thought this gas were supposed to be the cheapest alternative?
This cooking gas is called LPG. CNG is the cheapest for use by cars and other vehicles at N200/kg. CNG can also be specially configured and used for generators and for cooking. The roll out of CNG has been very slow though CNG pilot fuel stations have been in existence in Lagos State and Benin City in Edo State for some years now.

Hope that helps.

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