₦airaland Forum

Antichristus:
Guys, I've recently bought this minibus to be shipped into Nigeria. What's the best way of making daily income on it. Any wisdom shared will be immensely appreciated.

PulaPower:
It looks like what Yoruba do call *Lapalapa*

Try to meet with those women selling local things and show them, dem go give you soap..

RealityKings:
So one needs to remaining small to pass some very tough stage. You Even need to collect star at one point so that you can speed while jumping the obstacles

meobizy:
Why do South Africans always type like this? I believe the last line is “a word is enough for the wise.”

Tijani009:
Sell am for me 1.1#

Obierika:
Have you ever made any contribution towards solving the problem of others?

If you have never done so and you're expecting others to contribute for you then you're just fooling yourself

kenny714433:
IPP or solar farm?

But why can't Nigeria manufacture things like solar panels? Nigerian education is a total mess. All talk, nothing to show for it.



Honestly, no! During my curious age, I wanted producing solar panels. After using Fx series of casio calculator, I removed the solar panel to check the secret. I made real research.....

That was when I learnt of stuff like photosensitive materials, electron jump, silicon cell etc.

At such a tender age, I only knew how to improvise to set up all those components. I was haunted by my dad who never wanted to see me "play" but study, my limited knowledge of where to get those materials, my symbian phone which will always reference everything to US and UK.

After years of unsuccessful attempts, I landed in the university and the haunting continued, even worst.

It was an abandoned dream and abandoned hope.
Nevertheless, I was able to produce speakers from scratch. Achieved just by wounding coils around magnetic field and using silver film to reflect the sound.

I failed in:
Solar panels
Generating electricity with motors without battery
Electronic bell
Transistor radio.

In summary, Nigerian education is trash, it buries your aspirations. I later picked Civil Engineering in the University and it's still trash. I can only attribute 95% of the real world knowledge I have now to my Catholic secondary school.

kenny714433:
IPP or solar farm?

But why can't Nigeria manufacture things like solar panels? Nigerian education is a total mess. All talk, nothing to show for it.



Honestly, no! During my curious age, I wanted producing solar panels. After using Fx series of casio calculator, I removed the solar panel to check the secret. I made real research.....

That was when I learnt of stuff like photosensitive materials, electron jump, silicon cell etc.

At such a tender age, I only knew how to improvise to set up all those components. I was haunted by my dad who never wanted to see me "play" but study, my limited knowledge of where to get those materials, my symbian phone which will always reference everything to US and UK.

After years of unsuccessful attempts, I landed in the university and the haunting continued, even worst.

It was an abandoned dream and abandoned hope.
Nevertheless, I was able to produce speakers from scratch. Achieved just by wounding coils around magnetic field and using silver film to reflect the sound.

I failed in:
Solar panels
Generating electricity with motors without battery
Electronic bell
Transistor radio.

In summary, Nigerian education is trash, it buries your aspirations. I later picked Civil Engineering in the University and it's still trash. I can only attribute 95% of the real world knowledge I have now to my Catholic secondary school.

Premiumbuy:
Premium Be Unto You

It's already in your stomach, yet you are still telling us to join you. WICKED MAN.

ogbenimax007:
So you will eat this ......

illicit:
Looks like sth else killed it and u picked d carcass tho

🥴

Jeans601:
We don't brag.

God bless yoruba land.

Seyi makinde have touched everywhere in oyo state.

I was pleased with what i saw in my home town ogbomoso and even oke ogun for the first time are feeling govt impact.

Kudos.

UncleAyo:
What's happening? Where are you? How can we help you immediately?

Edited: I have read through your recent post, please, don't bother to reply me. And you should stop all this unecessary comments.

djkirkoo2:
first make money first. They don't accept broke people.

remi4ever:
What's the problem?