Then the next thing, the he/she sent and edited image of data successfully sent and I received nothing.

Immediately, I called the number and to my surprise, it was switched off

She sent her account details and I sent her the number and payment

I reached out to her on whatsapp and the auto response replied with the data price. I enquired about Etisalat data and we proceeded to transaction

While surfing Facebook few days back. I saw a data vendor advert from a Facebook user named "Ayomi posi" and phone number 2349049105004 as contact.

I contacted him/her via Whatsapp on 09049105004 and got scammed.


A thread.

Updated: the sacmmer has changed name to shadeh data plug on facebook

1 and half month usage update.

Almost same capacity like when I got it new.
Just like I said on first page, I do my heavy tasks in the morning and afternoons and also put on my fridge during this period when it's sunny to optimize the solar power because battery discharge is lower at this period. While from evening, I only use my dc fan, bulbs and watch TV till late night and I will still have 60-80% left before night.

And when I want to sleep, I switch off all appliance and leave only dc fan and bulbs on which takes me till late midnight (around 2-3am) when nepa brings light.

The image below is from today's usage.


I had 60% left before this morning. It started charging from around 7am and I let the it charge till around 10:30am to pass the 80% mark before I start using for the day. My dc fan and laptop have been on and plugged from 10:30am till now and the charging indicator is still on the 100% mark

I will give further updates at 3 months usage

JC2021:
Lasthero it's been months now, how far with battery? Has there been any sign of fault?

No fault yet.
I optimised the usage mostly during the day when the sun is at the peak and reduce the loads to just lights and DC fan at nights when there is no nepa light.

My usage hasn't fall beyond 60% even when I power my dc fan and bulbs only till next morning.

So far, the performance is still same

IPAD UGM on the beat again.

Another banger!!!!!

Good

I just saw a thread on homepage where a girl's eyes were plugged out for rituals here https://www.nairaland.com/6925880/jennifer-anthony-missing-unijos-student

Earlier this month, two teenagers were arrested for attempting to use a 14years old girl for rituals. All these are indications that the menace has spread life wild fire among so many youths who are so desperate to make money.

Now moving forward,
1. I think the government should ban all money ritual scenes in all movies produced in Nigeria and should also direct all cable network to do same. The media is the highest influencing factors for the youths. You want to know why Lagos is so populated and choked up?, it's majorly because in nollywood, an uncle or aunty from Lagos will come to the village and pick the poor sandra and Anthony from the village and take them to the city, and three years later, Sandra and Anthony are already millionaires in the city with cars and big mansions. These narratives pushed Alot of us to lagos and other bigger cities with the hope of making it big In three to five years just like we saw it on films which leave many people to resort into crime and rituals when the big dream aren't coming through. The media is a strong influence on the youths and so the contents should be regulated in a way to reduce ritual scenes.

2. Good parenting:
A family is a unit of the society. Back in those days, a child dare not bring home any item not acquired legally, but the story is different now with present generation parents who are the ones even encouraging their teenagers to do yahoo and prostitutions. Some parents are even the one doing pickers for their criminal children. Alot of pressure are now on these kids to make money and make mama proud and they can easily go into ritual way if they can't get collar jobs.

If you have another solution / suggestions, please add yours

Olly234:
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Gaggii:
I must confess, the only challenge in my marriage is sex, I was not a masturbator as a bachelor because I have girls around me, if one no come another go show, but as a married man have turned a chronic masturbator because my wife is always complaining that she is tired.

I would gotten a side chick, but I had a second thought because the consequence will affect my home financially.



Am just so fed up.

If you are married and in same shoe, how have you being coping

Buy sex doll from jumia.

Keep it where your wife can see it.

Use it in her presence whenever she doesn't want to give you.

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SaintUlot:


You bought it on jumia right?

Jiji

pmoye:
This is advice is really for Nigerian ladies. Please and please do not marry a man that is not rich. Your very life will depend on it. You heard me... How long you live as a woman may well depend on how rich your husband is. This may seem like an over-generalization, but a very needful one. Quite a troubling percentage of Nigerian men can not handle a woman who is more financially buoyant.

Ideally it shouldn't matter how much each person earns, because I believe that the husband and the wife should be one financially. That the home should be planned like a company with budgets, financial planning, sound auditing and all... But from the much we have seen around the average Nigerian family is far from this ideal. We often have what increasingly looks like a union that appears more to serve a cultural/societal expectation, a union that is sustained just so that the society can think you are happily married, while between the man and the wife it is more like between US and China, between Northern and Southern Nigeria, a perpetual cold war and bitter jostling for resource allocation and control.

I have seen women who have died because the husbands couldn't afford antenatal care and used ego-motivated argument to keep the women from accessing timely medical care... And of course, few years or even months after that those wicked men would later bring in other wives into the house.

The poorer the man, the more wicked, the more angry, and the more deadly he generally is in Nigeria. Do not let any man or any woman convince you to marry for love. There is no such thing as that, just a queer surge of hormones that makes you think you are in love. If you marry a poor man for love, hunger and suffering will soon reset your thinking, and by then most women feel too culturally compelled to remain with the toxin of a husband they have. Take a cue from evolutionary development in animal kingdom generally where females select the most suitable male for mating.

Do not simply believe in a man's future plans and dreams. If he doesn't have money now, he is not ready to be a husband. No matter how much you think you love him, treat him like the case of AS genotype (yours) marrying an SS genotype (his). And this is something I respect some Igbo men for. They will never think of marrying a woman unless they are economically ready.

If he is earning N30,000, or N40,000 or N90,000 per month he is not ready to marry. These are just examples from posts I have seen around here. Do not be fooled, the amount on the payslip is not always available for taking care of the home. But that's the talk for another day.

Some of us are probably never going to get married, I personally find it very scary to read about how men because of poverty increasingly turn against their wives in marriage... I may be too traditional though, because I do not fvcking care the money the wife is bringing into the house. Her role as a mother and a wife is already supremely more than you need to compensate for as a man. If you are a man, do not get close to a man when you are still poor. It is wickedness. It is dishonesty. It is crime against humanity. Do not sell her a future hope of becoming a pastor and other popular silliness.

Marrying a lady when you cannot completely and single-handedly take care of her is gender violence. Stop it.

This is why Aunty temmy was still single in her father's house till 37.

Luckily, she got married at 38 to a rich dude. They got married, husband had financial challenges and all they had went off in 3 years. She is back to square one, bittered and planning to port to another marriage. She is still looking for another rich guy at 41.


When I start making children, I will train my girls to work hard and make their own money so that they won't see man's money as heaven ticket

SaintUlot:


Does this inverter make noise while working?

No, it doesnt

Chigorkizz:
Is this set up good for phone charging business?

Yes. Since phone charging takes less voltage (5v) and less current (1-3A)

Bossman:
Absolutely! well said. As long as his bottom line is met, it's a great investment.

Yes, electricity drives everything. It's Just so unfortunate that Nigeria is in this mess!

Exactly, I no longer miss deadlines and I get value for my decoder subscription which is part of the goal

syntekelite:


You said nothing about how you installed the solar panels to face the right angle for optimum sunlight

My roofing sheet faced just one side (BQ things). So I just placed it on the roof and clip it to the surface with rope. Judging from how fast it charges the battery, I think it's sitting right. I always have my 100% charge before sunset

Tenshades:


Someone wants to sell a Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery of 12V 150A at 210k...

Apart from the rating difference with yours which is 12V 180A, what are the other major differences?

Thank you

I don't know much about battery. But from what I read here so far, the lithium battery is better than gel battery

Bigchristo:
So how many appliances can this inverter power in your apartments? I needed something economical like this

It carries all the appliances I listed on the first page.
The more the load/watt the shorter the power duration

eROCK247:


Abeg where you buy dem? I'll really appreciate a recommendation.

Jiji. I posted link on page 2

Oleka1:

This is great, will like to do something like this too. But I have a question is it possible to charge it with electricity too considering raining season

Yes, you can. There are chargers like this

Daddi:


Generator can charge the solar system, right?

Yes. There are chargers for it

seguno2:


But you can put on your fridge during the day without any issues, right

Yes.

studio14:
pls help me with the the number of the dealer

I got it online on jiji. I posted the links on page 2