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timkuro:
Level 2 fiverr account for sale

What niche?

Humblega:
Which is bettet between elepaq and lithuan ? And why ?

Consider dat d they both : use same type , av same capacity, tire and key

Elepaq sir. It's just stronger, and almost noiseless, as compared to Lithuan.

THE SUMMIT APARTMENT

The Summit Apartment is a unique apartment located in Cherry wood Drive, Oshoroko Community, 7mins drive after Dangote Refinery.

The Summit Apartment is free from Government Acquisition and all forms of litigations.  

ESTATE FACILITIES

Perimeter Fencing
Gated Entrance
Good Road Networks
Street Lights
Drainage, etc. 

TITLE: GLOBAL C OF O
SIZE: 600sqm
PRICE: N5.5M

For more information and inspection you can ask here or contact me.
Thanks.

This is daewood 3kva. It can carry 1.hp AC, fridge and home appliances.
Price:80000

The value of lands and/or houses in Lagos keeps skyrocketing. Truly, the importance of real estates in a place like Lagos, cannot be overemphasized.
This is one of the basis of my conviction:
https://www.nairaland.com/4104289/value-real-estate-investment-paul-adefarasin

Thus, I'm going to be posting about validated lands, proposed estate plots, and houses for sale on this thread.

You can always come call for inspection, survey, and legal validation.
Thanks.

I have started posting about the generators we have for sale...
Just visit this thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/4108027/guaranteed-generators-sale-wholesale-prices#61389647

This one is the elepaq sv15000e2,Sv18000e2,sv20000e2 ,the full copper wire original elepaq... Price is 165,000 for the plain carton.....
And it's negotiable
Then the constant of it... Is 180,000 and it's a bit negotiable. I will send the constant of it
It is 7.5kva it can carry 3 AC... Fridge and home appliances.

adabsmith:
Is it pay on delivery?

Only if you are within Alabama axis, Ojo, Lagos State.

Hello.
I see a lot of people post mobile phones, gadgets, etc for sale here. I'm just going to stick to my own expertise... Sales of durable, guaranteed and affordable generators. I'll be updating this thread with the prices, images and functionalities.
You may also come to my shop in Lagos to buy yours. My shop address will also be posted.
As you buy your phones and other gadgets, you'll need to charge them
I'm simply here to solve problems. Constructive criticisms are also welcomed.
Thanks.
-Anthony (learning all the time).

I'll start posting about various lands and houses for sale here, soon...

Erratic power supply is one of the long-standing problems we’re facing here in Nigeria. And we all know that the only way to get around this problem is to get an alternative source of electric power, usually a generator.
However, finding the right solution seems to be a problem in itself bebcause there are too many options to choose from. Because Nigeria is the world’s largest importer of generators, you can easily get confused as to which generator to buy.

How can you identify the right generator for you among the tons of options you’ll find in the market? Simply consider these six factors, and you won’t go wrong.

Wattage requirements

If all you need to power are just your electric bulbs, TV set, DVD player, decoder, and phone charger, then you’d be okay with a 1KVA to 1.5KVA generator. However, if you need to power high-wattage appliances, such as a refrigerator, an air conditioner, or a washing machine, you will need a generator of 3KVA or more.

Fuel efficiency

It’s only intuitive for you to go for a generator that uses fuel efficiently, since fuel itself costs money. Although the amount of fuel a generator uses hinges largely on the wattage load on it, it also depends on the brand. Some generator brands are reputable for fuel efficiency, while others practically “drink” fuel.

Type of fuel

Another factor you have to consider before buying a generator is the type of fuel it requires to run. This could be petrol, diesel, or propane gas. In Nigeria, most generators use either petrol or diesel. While diesel-powered generators tend to require less frequent maintenance checkups than petrol-powered ones, the fact that diesel costs far more than petrol is worth factoring in (diesel presently sells for N150/litre while petrol goes for N97/litre).

Noise reduction

Although all generators produce some sound, some generators have mufflers that help reduce the noise. You may want to go for these if you live in a small neighbourhood or an apartment complex, so your neighbours won’t use swear words each time they hear that you’ve powered your generator.

Availability of spare parts

Before buying a generator, find out from the dealer (or someone else who knows) about the availability of spare parts. You sure don’t want a generator that will become useless after some months simply because you cannot replace a damaged part. It is recommended that you go for brands such as Honda, Hyundai, Elepaq, Elemax, etc. You can easily find the spare parts for these brands in Nigeria.

Durability

Since power supply in Nigeria is an age-long problem that will most likely not end soon, it’s only advisable that you buy a generator that will last long and will require minimal maintenance over time. A generator that requires servicing every month is far from what can be called “durable”. When you’re looking for durable generator brands, you won’t go wrong with any of Honda, Hyundai, Elepaq, Elemax, Sumec,etc..

In a bid to solve this Problem, I'll be posting some durable generators for sale at wholesale prices and delivery to your doorstep, on this thread.

One of the best places to buy land in the whole world, in fact the best place to buy land in the whole world, in terms of value is right here in Lagos Nigeria. The most expensive land in the world is right here in Ikoyi and Banana Island...

That’s not conjecture, that’s fact, economic fact. Lagos is growing by 6000 people daily, that is nearly 2 million people every year. It means Land is becoming scarce, that is, if you buy land today, tomorrow your land will be worth very much money.

You may not be able to afford Banana Island or Ikoyi right now, but please go and buy land somewhere quickly because God transfers wealth by giving you land.

After a period of time after you’ve bought the land, He increases the value of the land, because you being on that land adds value to it, as a result, more people want to come.

Anytime there is a major wealth transfer in the Bible, He gives the people He’s transferring wealth to, land. You have nothing in terrestrial terms unless you have land.

My father bought land for something like £2000, nearly 50 years ago on Victoria Island. It was federal government or Lagos state government allocation on Akin Adesola.

From the revenue he generated from building the house for free, because G-Cappa built it for him for free and collected the rent for 5-10 years and that was the payment for the house. That house or the two houses he built there paid my education and my brother’s education in the finest schools in the world…

After it paid for my education and generated revenue, my family decided they were going to liquidate the property and they liquidated it and the value that came to me in my equity was phenomenal, from £2000, 50 years ago. It provided for me nearly the value of a million dollars.

You don’t know what land you buy today for peanuts that will be millions tomorrow for your children to inherit.

With the city that is exploding so massively as far as population is concerned, today we are buying land and there is hardly any land to buy.

Tomorrow we’ll be buying floors like they do in New York. What land costs today, floors will cost tomorrow and there will be 100 floors, 50 floors, and 20 floors and if you own the land underneath those floors, you are multiplying wealth for your children.

They will be kissing your photograph whilst you’ve been in the grave for 5 generations saying: “Oh we bless God for great, great, great, great grandpa” while your bones are rotten in Ikoyi cemetery and your spirit is dancing on streets of Gold…

When you get land, it means God is securing your future, because real estate doesn’t just secure today, it secures tomorrow.

My father bought land for nothing and it was not of much value then, but 50years later it’s worth billions. What you buy for millions today will be worth billions half a century from now, may be even less with the kind of population explosion that we have. Victoria Island: nobody wanted to buy land there, it was marsh, re-claimed land, but 50years later that property with buildings on it is worth a billion.

We bought for ₦25 million, 10 years ago; House On the Rock bought just under 10 acres of property on the Lekki Peninsula for our worship site... today, without the brick and mortar on it, that land by the valuers is valued at ₦3 billion. In other words, we’ve created an asset base with 10 years differential of ₦3 billion with just ₦25 million. When you put the building on it and is finished and furnished, they told me the value will be at least 10 billion naira today. What about 50 years from now?

… Go and buy land and go and buy it quickly because without Land you are not really a power base

Youtube link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsIhkfX6cs8