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bluefilm:Before anyone posts such, I bet the person is past caring. And I doubt there are many consequences attached to it if the person is saying the truth apart from some hypocritical attitudes of some very few which truth be told does not matter. |
bluefilm:It's only in Africa where people say such things. In Africa we are always afraid to say the truth. She'd gain her sanity. If she keeps it all bottled in and flips out and kill someone or commit suicide, people will blame her. But now it's all in the open, the mother will know how she feels. It may not best way, who knows other ways she might have tried before it got to this that didn't work? |
She made a lot of sense, don't bring children to this world if you cannot take care of them. My former neighbour a cleaner has up to six kids and was pregnant with the seventh when I left. I wonder how bright their kid's future will be. Don't bring children to the world if you can't take care of them. They did not ask you to! They did not bargain for a life of misery. Better leave them on the other side of you can't take care of them or you think they'd be a burden. |
Ok. |
I hope the surviving sister will give info to get the bastärds |
Silensa:Nigeria Police just drop gun beside anyone they kill to make it "legit". Do you want someone eliminated? Go to Nigeria police, they'd help you do that and drop a gun beside the person and tag him either an armed robber or a cultist. They don't even try to frame the person very well. They are following the footsteps that American comedian said about black people and police, "Once a nîgga is killed, they sprinkle coke on him and he was now referred to as a drug dealer." in Nigeria, just drop an old AK47 beside every dead person and tag him any name. Also, they always remember to say the person was either shooting at them or trying to escape. NPF are made up mostly bunch of savage misfits. |
And so? Will it make Nigeria better? |
darkelf:Thank you. You, my friend, knows the good from the ugly ![]() |
ehie:If you go to developed countries, people do not pray for things they can get. Eg no one prays for good roads, security, good and quality healthcare, electricity, water supply, etc. It is a given that such things must be there. In the 21st century, an average Nigeria still pray for such things! We will not ask ourselves why that is so. Germans are atheists, go to their country and see how everything works. The hypocritical Nigerian religious person will be given money for a standard hospital, he or she will embezzle it and buy islands in the Caribbeans and tell you to pray to God you don't die in the empty hospitals! Most of the religion practiced in Nigeria is one of hypocrisy. People just prey on the people for their own personal gains. I rest my case. |
Religion, still the opium of the masses and the very poor. We celebrate buildings of religious houses, while developed countries celebrate innovations that will empower people and create massive jobs for them. PS: I don't engage in a religious debate/argument of any kind as I've realised people are damn fanatical about their beliefs which I think they earned a right to be, but I won't just join issues with such people! |
Now I know why Nigeria will take donkey years to get better! |
How convenient! Another robber dies in the custody. Now we will never know the truth as dead men tell no stories! Corruption in the NPF is so glaring and the means they go about it so crude! |
Even if he's 100 years, is it anyone's business? ![]() |
Nothing like controversy to keep a thread alive ![]() I'm glad the issue is now resolved. |
technicallyrich:Prostitude? Learn to spell before casting aspersions on someone you don't know. ![]() |
mychiveous:You can start by reporting them to EFCC |
mychiveous:Any investment opportunity that promises a fixed amount of money payable in a certain days certainly raises a red flag for scam. I just checked out the site and it has all the red flags. |
Stormyweather:Emmmm..wrong quote ![]() |
Any idea why you were blocked? ![]() Damolaay: |
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feflo:You are absolutely correct, he should check the charger. Many batteries have been retired before their time due to poor charging. |
Deluxe8000:Backup Time = BatteryAH x 12v x N x Efficiency of Battery/Load (in watts) Your battery is 200AH 12V battery. Your load is 200w Let us assume an efficiency of 60% for your battery. Number of battery (N) = 1 Backup Time = (200 x 12 x 1 x 0.6) ÷ 200 = 7.2 hours Ideally, you should get 7 hours 12 minutes backup. But there is always a problem that this is not what you'd get. This may be as a result of batteries getting weak, sulfonation, the poor charging algorithm of the charger in use, temperature, etc. But the truth is, your battery being on the floor contributes to less than 1% of your problem. I think your load is high, consider reducing load or increasing your number of batteries. My friend uses two number of 200AH batteries, and the maximum load he uses is 150w. [img]https:///a/img922/8238/bdEO3u.jpg[/img] Notice in the graphical representation of load vs run hours shown above, the bigger the loaf connected, the faster the discharge time. In the example shown above, a 36 amp load lasted for less than 10 minutes, while a 0.6Amp load lasted for up to 20 hours! I'm not saying you should reduce your load to 0.6Amps But at least you get the idea. In my experience, I notice people who augment the charging of the battery with solar power tends to have longer battery life. This is usually as a result of better charging offered by some nice charge controllers compared to the inferior chargers that are usually cheap and easily obtained from dealers. |
Patrioticman007:Tribalism will not make you better or richer. It is odd seeing people take pride in hurling insults over a faceless forum. |
nonoski:It's lithium battery powered street light, and yes all you need is a pole or a wall (if wall is out in the open without obstructing the sun from getting to the solar panel). A friend contacted Schneider some weeks back for their pricing and they told her 676k for one ![]() |
GavelSlam:Naughty by nature ![]() |
It is fishy, why do criminals suddenly die in police detention? Do they have something inside the rooms that kills nearly every important personal caught in high profile criminal cases? They should get a credible autopsy done by an independent agency to ascertain the cause of death. I won't be surprised if he was silenced same way they silenced Yusuf (former BH commander) said to have died in an attempt to escape from a highly fortified military barracks. High profile criminals in sane climes are accorded the right treatment and live to face justice and help security agencies in getting other criminals they work with. In Nigeria, once a high profile criminal is caught, the next thing you'd hear is it's either he or she escapes or suddenly die in a "mysterious" manner. It does not effing add up. |
Nigerian investigations are never thorough, right now the afa/dibia/babalawo/native doctor that requested for this body part will never be arrested and made to face a death sentence. I think we should reintroduce public execution for crimes of this nature. It may not act as a deterrent, but I'd like to see their faces beg for their lives until the bullets end their miserable lives! I have zero love for such people. There are other ways of making money, if you cannot make it that way, then enjoy whatever you have and be content with it. I'm so angry. Death to all ritualists. Death to all native doctors that request for body parts. |
kezy58:Most bloggers in Nigeria are super lazy and lack creativity, take everything you read here with a pinch of salt. Most of them are only good in spreading false information and posting of graphic images. |
Do not feed the troll. I repeat, do not feed the troll. ![]() |
leriment:You just read my mind! I did not see this your reply before making mine. You are very sharp my friend ![]() |
HRtechnique:Truth is, it's not up to a million, not trying to be a hater here, check the length of the blurred out link and the length of the N500,000.00, you'd see they are the same. That doesn't mean she doesn't have 30 billion in another bank account ![]() |
Let him enjoy some years behind bars |
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