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What's dollar to naira exchange at black market today?

luvyaself95:
Please is there any seller you know ?

Check jiji

luvyaself95:
how much you bought it and can you get for me too🙏🏾

Not really cost effective @ $1.20/piece. There are sellers in Nigeria selling 18650 cheaper.

Sourcing dollars is a headache these days.

aieromon:
I attempted to purchase an item worth $5.29 with my Stanbic IBTC Naira MasterCard and it went through. I will update post with exchange rate.

You have $10.71 left for the month. Rate is ₦640/$

luvyaself95:
which brand is that and is it 2600mAh

I think it's Bak. Yeah, it's 2600mAh

luvyaself95:
How far you get this battery, am also in need of one

I bought in China.

olopan:
The purpose of it's selling/recommendation is only to bring about energy conservation in homes or offices and a shift away from standard fans of higher consumptions.

Ok. Thanks a lot

olopan:
24,000

With a year warranty

This looks cool, why are you selling?

Ominie:
I don't feel comfortable having them deep in my ears. I'm much more accustomed to headphones. Just got this for the first time.

Alright, that makes sense.

Ominie:
Lenovo thinkplus LP40pro for sale

Excellent sound quality and battery life

Bought on 25/01/23

Reason for selling: discovered that earbuds are
not for me. I'd stick to headphones.

Price: 7k

Contact/Location: O8one6175O516 / Lagos

Just out of curiosity, why did you not like the experience?

Trippledots:
Sweet feeling...

IPP

efuro:
Am shocked when i see these figures
maybe he thinks people don't know. some people sha!

200AH Is now sold ₦35,000

150AH is now sold ₦25,000

But anyways some may not know

Jefferyzz:
I got one of this but the 100a. Ordinary 43a from CC passed through it n it started melting. Didn't notice it on time cause it been over a week I installed it. I was just lucky to b at home to witness it. Maybe d MCB could av catch fire

These people should be sued. I swear.

Beware of breakers you buy in the market

viperVIP:
Still available
6months used.
Excellent working conditions

5000ES? How much is it?

Incredible128:
Hello, pls when last did u use this?

3 days ago, Jan 22, 2023

jboixxx:
[color=#0000ff]They haven't stopped? [/color]

No, did a transaction 2 days ago.

ceaser:
So I just got this flash message from Klasha.

Buy at 751
Sell at 680

🤔 Me I think that margin is too much fah.

71 naira loss is too much nau.

They don't want you to sell...dem just wan chop thank you and very much

WHITELIGHTER:
So no bank card is working right now? I wanted to order something less than 20dols

Stanbic IBTC still works @ $15/month @ ₦550/$ exchange rate.

TheSoothSayer:
The fact is habitual/addictive use of your 'cool earphone can lead to ear challenges in future.

Even myself gave more excuses than you in the past when I was told; but no problems, do what you feel is right for you.

The beauty of forums such as nairaland.com is that years later, a simple Google search can still lead anyone to my post. If only one person learns, I'm satisfied.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend brother

I'm almost sounding like a broken record at this point, lemme give it one last go and I'll let it rest. MAKING USE OF EARPHONES AT MODERATE VOLUMES AND NOT FOR EXTENDED PERIODS POSES NO HARM TO YOUR HEARING. The issue is the decibels at which a user listens to things. Strictly speaking, it is loud sounds played through earphones or headphones that damage hearing.

Check out some of these studies on the use of personal music players (PMPs) on hearing loss. Particularly pay attention to the results and conclusions.

Link 1


Link 2

TheSoothSayer:
I love how civil you were in your reply. I have been different in ear / over the ear audio devices for more than a decade now. I had a close shave with deafness in December.

Forget generator and other external noise. I'm talking about having it directly in your ear for hours on end, there are limitations to volume, but how many of us really pay attention to that? Music/bass is sweetest at higher volumes; even at lower volumes, what about infection?

How many of us bother to disinfect our devices?

Using earpiece/headphones damages ear hair cells, which is irreversible.

A lot of us now hear less than we did when we were kids. I dare you to go to an audiologist for an ear test to check your ears

We all lose our hearing as we age, earphone or not. I still prefer my cool earphone to a loud sound generating device.

TheSoothSayer:
I know this won't go well with a lot of people, especially audio system vendors. Anyway, I promised to come here and say this. Using earphones, headsets, earbuds (anything that plays directly to your ears sha) can damage your ears. It starts with tinnitus (ringing in one ear or both ears) that NEVER goes away, and gets worse with time. Ear infections are also a thing. In extreme cases can also lead to complete deafness.

Imagine using hearing aids at the age of 40, that's where you're headed to now with your constant use of headsets.

Get a quality Bluetooth speaker with good sound production if you're an audiophile like me.

You have been warned.

Every earphone user should know to use it at reasonable sound level. If you listen to good sound at reasonable volume, I highly doubt you'll ever develop any hearing defect.

I once had a tinnitus scare (some years ago) after a one time prolonged exposure to a loud generator.

Most Nigerians are constantly exposed to very loud noise (eg those street music vendors, our normal loud street market vendors, very loud horn-riddled traffic, obnoxiously loud generators, etc) and run more risk of hearing damage than any average earbud/earphone user.

FYI: not an earbud/earphone vendor, I just want to add to this conversation.

New fear unlocked - "Beware of phone chargers"

BrainRider:

I complained to the seller that the item I intended to order is 0.01g not 0.1g, that we should arrange for a return.
His response below.

My question is, will the lost now be on AliExpress, cause I don't get?

Don't return the item, it'll be an expensive and time wasting experience.

tolukemi:
Thank you. Here's the wattage:

1. lights - About 6hours during the night. (232W total but it would probably be about a third of this over the course of the day)
2. Four ceiling fans - 2 running from 6pm-6am (300W total for the 4 fans)
3. TV with decoder - 7pm-11pm (85W)
4. Refrigerator - 7am-7pm (200W)
5. Chest freezer 7am-7pm (110W)
6. Water pump - 1 hour during the day (1.5hp)
7. Possibly an AC in the future - 6pm -11pm (Considering a 1 or 1.5hp system)

Just wanted to add something here, you can significantly reduce your energy need by running the freezer and fridge from 10am to 3pm (5 hours). A good freezer would've done a lot of cooling in this five hours.

ceaser:
I can't argue otherwise. I regretted my investment in one drone like that. The camera was even wack and then it keeps getting out of balance when flying.

I don dash am to the kids to use as toy. Nonsense manufacturer.

Yeah, hard to see a good cheap/decent drone that is not by DJI that performs well enough to be worth the cost that it's been sold

earthrealm:
Omo, that sodium battery specs reeks of alien technology.
As superb as lithium battery is, sodium battery blows it right outta the water

I'll need to get my hands on it first before I say anything.

Nadingo:
But would you advise someone to buy the ones you call toyish drones just to use and learn how to fly it before purchasing a DJI? What affordable but quality DJI can one buy here in Nigeria that one won't regret? Thanks.

Hard to see that type of drone for sale in Nigeria

You just have to order it. I saw a lot of vendors selling this E99 drone (see attached Jumia screenshot)

But after watching this YouTube video, I arrived at the same conclusion with the YouTuber


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kn6aSF856Gk

But if you don't mind any of these that happened in the video, you can always risk it and get one.

I learnt to fly with DJI, it's easy, but you can always buy all these cheaper types with all kinds of quirks: laggy video, difficult to control, bad video and picture quality, very poor flight time etc to learn to fly with.

I understand it may be pretty scary to start flying with with a higher end drone, just go to a very open space (never fly under a tree or powerline as a beginner) and do your thing.

As for DJI to buy in Nigeria, check Jiji, you can either buy a DJI Spark, or DJI Mini (1,2 or 3).

morikee:
Best advise anyone can get

Na from experience, that thing called experience na real teacher

Fieryblaze:
DJI drones are too expensive for me and I urgently need a drone in 2 weeks.

If you buy one, you won't regret. Bought one @ $600 two years ago, best money ever spent.

Subpar drone is just too expensive to be gotten with $200.

The only $200ish drone I can recommend is DJI Tello: https://a.aliexpress.com/_mtRhDWi

Fieryblaze:
People of God please I am about to make order for a drone of $200 on Aliexpress and I need it delivered in 3 weeks max, please this Chinese holiday thing will it affect delivery? This ₦760/$ no easy, please advice�

If it's not DJI I'll recommend you don't buy it. It'll be a waste of hard earned money to buy the subpar drone that is almost toylike at such a price.

Alfabest07:
40k, you wanna get one? Its the cheapest you can see it right now

Nah, I'm ok with my 1More Comfobuds Mini. It sure rocks.