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nice one! the rate at which chelsea my team is signing players up left and centre, i wouldn't be surprised if they sign messi.

why "dikko" in the caption. you wan to cause confusion abi?

justcallmenuel:
The 380w prime solar panel is 47k each and the 200Ah 24v felicity lithium battery is 380k, while the 48v is 700k.

Sorry for the late response boss!

Response is highly appreciated. Thanks

justcallmenuel:
2pcs of 200Ah 24v felicity lithium battery and 8pcs of 380w prime solar panel sold out. All thanks to Mr Ositadimma for the patronage, God bless you richly.

We’re still taking orders 24/7 and we deliver at doorsteps.

Manuel Solar Energy Enterprises.

Call/WhatsApp on 08168986461.


Go Solar...Let the sun pay your bills!

how much for the 380w panel and the felicity lithum batteries (24 and 48 volts)

More Nigerian subscribers have expressed their readiness to boycott digital satellite services offered by Multichoice, owners of DStv and GoTV.

The resolve follows the South African firm’s intention to raise tariff again from September 1.

The second within a space of three months comes amid a subsisting order of the House of Representatives seeking a stay of action on the earlier hike.

MultiChoice, had at the weekend, sent messages of an impending increase, effective next month.

One of the texts read: “Dear Customer, please be advised of a price adjustment on your DStv Premium package from September 1. Your new monthly subscription will be N18,400.”


In May, the company informed its teeming subscribers of the take-off of a new tariff from June 1. The firm had reviewed upward the price of Premium package from ₦15,800 to ₦16,200.

Another SMS read: “Dear Customer, please be advised of a price adjustment on your DStv Compact Plus package from September 1. Your new monthly subscription will be N12,400.” The new move is against the ₦10,925 introduced three months ago.

Compact subscribers are to part with N7,900 up from N6,975.

Checks showed that the South African conglomerate increased the package-by-package tariffs by 13.6 per cent, 13.3 per cent and 9.8 per cent.

Prior to the earlier hike, the management had blamed the new price regime on Federal Government’s 2.5 per cent increase in Value Added Tax (VAT) from five to 7.5 per cent.
MultiChoice has, however, not provided any reason or justification for the proposed increase.

Customers, who spoke with The Guardian, expressed shock and bitterness over the decision, describing the firm as ‘heartless.

“What is the meaning of this? It was June they effected a tariff hike, three months after, another one. This is wicked and heartless on the part of Multichoice,” said Mustapha Bello, a Lagos-based subscriber .

He urged Nigerians to part ways with the operator.

Another user, Edwin Madunagu, said: “I don’t think the Federal Government or the agency protecting customer affairs exists anymore in Nigeria. How can you increase tariff exorbitantly within three
Months?”

Madunagu, like Bello, called on Nigerians to resist the new hike by boycotting the services completely.

On Twitter, Odubayo Nathaniel with the handle@natoodus, submitted: “If you got the same message I got from @DStvNg, please do not keep quiet. Nigeria is their biggest market, and yet South Africa enjoys.

“DStv is using bribe as a means to kill other competitors in the industry, so they can have a monopoly market. It’s like they want to go back to where they came from.

“Some people in government raised the issue of the costly price for DStv bouquet, now no one is talking. Price is up again. Please we need #dstvpayperview.”

Another tweet @ChocBerry, replying Nathaniel, stated: “The price increase is all over Africa.”
Meanwhile, MultiChoice Nigeria has said it made direct and indirect contributions to the economy of the most populous nation to the tune of N634.6 billion between 2015 and 2019.

In a report entitled ‘MultiChoice: Nigeria’s Socio-Economic Value’, which was published in collaboration with a consulting firm, Accenture Strategy, the firm claimed that it had enriched “millions of lives by providing entertaining video content and telling the most loved Nigerian stories.”


https://m.guardian.ng/news/nigerians-kick-as-multichoice-hikes-tariff-twice-in-three-months/

he should go to MLS

PtModibbo:
The last of us 2 for sale @16K. Call or WhatsApp 08038427127

location?

when is the military going to put a stop to this archaic rubbish!

baba needs serious prayers oh!

Malians ti takeover

*Malians

Malians couldn't have achieved this without international collaborators. I hope undemocratic African leaders have got a pretty good lesson to learn.

115k (super clean silm with downloaded resident evil 2)

location is kaduna (08034714207)

Probably to the bunker i guess.

Lebanon's government has resigned amid mounting anger over the explosion on Tuesday that devastated parts of Beirut and left more than 200 people dead.

The announcement was made in a national TV address by Prime Minister Hassan Diab on Monday evening.

Many people have accused the country's leaders of culpability through their alleged negligence and corruption.

Protesters have taken to the streets and clashed with police for a third straight day.

The massive blast was caused by the detonation of 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored unsafely at the port for years.

On Monday the death toll from the explosion rose to 220 with 110 people still missing, Beirut city governor Marwan Abboud was quoted by the al-Marsad Online news website as saying.

Many foreign workers and lorry drivers were among the missing, he told Al Jadeed TV channel.

The huge blast damaged buildings in a radius of several kilometres in Beirut, leaving more than 200,000 homeless or living in homes with no windows or doors.

On Monday police fired tear gas at angry protesters during tense clashes in the capital.

Image copyrightREUTERS
Image caption
Police and protestors clashed in Beirut on Monday
Why did the government resign?
Discontent in Lebanon has been brewing for years. In late 2019, a plan to tax Whatsapp calls spilled over into mass protests against economic turmoil and corruption, which eventually led to the government's resignation.

Coronavirus had curbed the protests, but the financial situation has continued to worsen and last Tuesday's explosion was seen by many as the deadly result of years of corruption and mismanagement.

The government's plans to investigate were not enough for many who have lost all faith in the political elite. Before the cabinet's resignation, a number of ministers had already offered to step down.

But the end of this government does not necessarily mean an end to the anger. Last year's protests led to the formation of the government which has now been forced to step down over the same accusations of corruption.



https://bbc.in/31CzWAT

political prostitute

The game is on. Nigerian politicians and their dirty ways of playing politics.

Imagine if her daugther was not married to a billionaire. your guess is as good as mine

This is not a common explosion something really massive and weird happened behind the scene. May God protect this world!

Brute2162:
Why are you even replying that foolish man.

That man contacted me long ago, I explained everything to him.

Did video call with him and shown him where I'm playing online and everything

After everything, everytime I explain to him on WhatsApp he'll rush here to castigate me.

I took my time explaining to him, I told him to come to the shop. If I don't deliver arrest me.

He said OK that I should come to his house and put everything. I said OK

Could you believe that since then the Idi0t has not contacted me since but will come here to throw shades at me.

Paxziano. I don't do this but THUNDER FIRE YOU THERE.

What's your problem? You don't want to patronize me. Then stop spoiling my business and discouraging others.

You have your doubts, OK then, it's your money. I'm not begging you for money.

Go and buy your CD and let me rest now.

You're looking for my trouble on this thread. You just carry my matter for your head since.

You fit say Because say you get small money others are finding it easy..

I saw a service to render and make small money and you want to spoil it for no reason.

Be guided. This is the last warning. Comot your eye for my business

Enough!

he might be having some serious mental issues, such behaviour is not normal.

Brute2162:
Happy buyer bought Ghost of Tsushima together with other cool games for less than 10K.

He had the Internet to download. Made my work easier.

I'll like to patronize you bro. how many gig will i need to download the last of us 2?

ACxxxMAN:
Abi na Wetin you dey reason codedly

noo sir ! I'm not childish in thoughts

i know what some clowns would say

Manchester United are gradually going back to where they belong.

MIJANN:
What kind of cinnamon do you want? Cassia or ceylon?

Cassia Cinnamon is mainly from China, inexpensive and it's what most stores sell here in Nigeria.
Ceylon on the other hand is the original, more expensive version from Sri Lanka, hardly sold in Nigeria or mixed with cassie cinmamon to be passed off as Ceylon.

I supply both, at whole prices from kaduna, kano at wholesale prices. Check my signature.


Address in Lagos: Ojodu, Berger

what is your address kaduna?

MIJANN:
Mijanservices here, we sell cassie cinnamon, Ceylon cinnamon, saffron, cummin, fennel, green coffee, almonds, mustard, white pepper, cloves, moringa leaves and seeds, turmeric, garlic, cloves, star anise etc. At whole sale price, we supply from kano and kaduna to all parts of Nigeria.

what is your address in kaduna?

hanging on a vehicle like a tout

The Minister of information and culture, Lai Mohammed has reportedly asked the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to stop airing Big Brother Naija (BBNaija). According to TheCable, the acting director-general of the NBC, Armstrong Idachaba, told senior management members that he had been directed by Lai Mohammed to shut down the BBNaija show due to possible spread of COVID-19 among housemates. The minister had reportedly sent a letter to NBC on July 1, 2020 before the BBNaija show began. His move to shut down the show is believed to be because of the general opinion that he is bent on sending MultiChoice Ltd, producers of the show, out of Nigeria. Mohammed is believed to have launched political moves against MultiChoice in order to pave the way for his main consultant to make a return to Pay TV after previously failing. READ ALSO: BBNaija housemate, Dorathy reveals who her celebrity crush is However, insiders told TheCable that the NBC management was not well disposed to the move to shut down BBNaija, with some of them saying there was no basis for it. A director is said to have reminded the meeting that NBC had already sought explanation from Multichoice on a possible violation of COVID-19 protocols with the airing of the show. MultiChoice replied with detailed explanations on measures taken in collaboration with the Lagos state government, whose agency, Lagos State Safety Commission, gave the green light for the show. READ ALSO: NDDC: Harrysong calls on Nigerian youths to protest over looted funds (Video) Also, MultiChoice said in the letter that housemates had been screened prior to the show and that the BBN House had been decontaminated and adapted to ensure sufficient physical distancing, in addition to eliminating the use of live audience. All housemates went through a mandatory two-week isolation during which COVID-19 symptoms would have manifested if they had the disease. A second director is said to have told the meeting that participants of the show had maintained the safety protocols, notably generous use of hand sanitisers, since it started on Sunday. READ ALSO: “To be a boss you must be a servant” - Frodd shares throwback of his humble beginning Idachaba, who is reportedly fighting to be confirmed as the substantive DG, was asked to request the minister for a written directive. However, the acting DG was said to have told the meeting that he would have no other option than to carry out Mohammed’s order — the same way he altered the broadcast code to please the minister despite public outcry. Idachaba, in his response to TheCable, simply said BBN will not be taken off air but did not provide any further information.

Read more at: https://www.correctng.com/lai-mohammed-reportedly-demands-that-nbc-shuts-down-bbnaija/

You call someone 'acting director' and you don't want him to act? You guys are not serious oh!

typicalgamer:
100k ke ?

80k you don get that in our local shops here in warri I still don't know why you guys choose to buy stuff on nairaland

What if it has an ongoing fault how you want take return am

you can imagine? and it is even a 1st generation ps4, not even a slim. someone up there is even begging that he sells that crap for 90k

He should have reported him to the police. That's how being too nice can be dangerous atimes. Had Haspil being arrested for the fraud, this wouldn't have happened. He didn't want to repay what he stole and thinks the best best way out is to kill Saleh