₦airaland Forum

The heatwave nor be here. My room was 37c this afternoon. Enugu to be precise.

No electricity to power the air conditioner. I almost die last night for heat and mosquito.

The light show up now but not stable

It's drop to 36.1 C after I power the air conditioner. The humidity is 37%,

This heat is a sign of rain coming soon.

Is there heat in your location?

Abuja the harmattan is still at a minimal level but we can experience heat only if we are outside.

Sometimes I do crave that heat of around 32°C.

Heat and mosquito... A deadly duo

Although I prefer mosquito bites than heat

Toor, I thought I was the only one experiencing the intense weather. I wan faint.

As you're sweating profusely, just make sure that you're also raining curses on the government.

We have been reduced to a generator republic. To power the generator is also a problem. How many Nigerians can afford N630 per hour, running that noisy and irritating pollutant (generator)?

Acidosis:
Toor, I thought I was the only one experiencing the intense weather. I wan faint.

As you're sweating profusely, just make sure that you're also raining curses on the government.

We have been reduced to a generator republic. To power the generator is also a problem. How many Nigerians can afford N630 per hour, running that noisy and irritating pollutant (generator)?

With which energy when I'm struggling to fan myself

Esthered:
With which energy when I'm struggling to fan myself

😂😂

Imagine what pregnant women are going through this period. Omo, we are going through a whole lot.

My landlord wants to finish me here with generator noise. He powers his gen all through the night. I can't blame him because his kids can't stand the weather. It's unbearable.

Acidosis:
Toor, I thought I was the only one experiencing the intense weather. I wan faint.

As you're sweating profusely, just make sure that you're also raining curses on the government.

We have been reduced to a generator republic. To power the generator is also a problem. How many Nigerians can afford N630 per hour, running that noisy and irritating pollutant (generator)?

nor be small thing oh. Bath like 5 times a day

Acidosis:
😂😂

Imagine what pregnant women are going through this period. Omo, we are going through a whole lot.

My landlord wants to finish me here with generator noise. He powers his gen all through the night. I can't blame him because his kids can't stand the weather. It's unbearable.

I feel for them.
I wake up in the middle of the night with my bed soaked with sweat. Even when power is restored, the fan dey blow hot breeze sometimes.

My neighbor with his I better pass my neighbor generator no allow me manage the heat with less noise.

PHCN is practically dead right now.

I wonder what exactly is the benefit of the common man under this administration.

everybody body dey hot for the country hence the serious heat, my bedroom have 2 big widows but i experience same too, make my generator sef suffer the heat that why i no on am

Esthered:
I feel for them.
I wake up in the middle of the night with my bed soaked with sweat. Even when power is restored, the fan dey blow hot breeze sometimes.

My neighbor with his I better pass my neighbor generator no allow me manage the heat with less noise.

It's a painful situation. Same experience everywhere.

Same here in Aba. I may sleep on the floor tonight.

... Abakaliki na something else during this period. The whole atmosphere is just too hot, even, in the cool of the evening.

If you no get Ac for house, na to dey constantly visit those fast food joint, to cool your body temperature .

Acidosis:
Toor, I thought I was the only one experiencing the intense weather. I wan faint.

As you're sweating profusely, just make sure that you're also raining curses on the government.

We have been reduced to a generator republic. To power the generator is also a problem. How many Nigerians can afford N630 per hour, running that noisy and irritating pollutant (generator)?

Lol

fineboynl:
The heatwave nor be here. My room was 37c this afternoon. Enugu to be precise.

No electricity to power the air conditioner. I almost die last night for heat and mosquito.

The light show up now but not stable

It's drop to 36.1 C after I power the air conditioner. The humidity is 37%,

This heat is a sign of rain coming soon.

Is there heat in your location?

bro get solar n enjoy

Acidosis:
Toor, I thought I was the only one experiencing the intense weather. I wan faint.

As you're sweating profusely, just make sure that you're also raining curses on the government.

We have been reduced to a generator republic. To power the generator is also a problem. How many Nigerians can afford N630 per hour, running that noisy and irritating pollutant (generator)?

b cursing people when others are getting solar n moving ahead

fineboynl:
The heatwave nor be here. My room was 37c this afternoon. Enugu to be precise.

No electricity to power the air conditioner. I almost die last night for heat and mosquito.

The light show up now but not stable

It's drop to 36.1 C after I power the air conditioner. The humidity is 37%,

This heat is a sign of rain coming soon.

Is there heat in your location?

Are they foreign or local mosquitoes? I want to check something!

Goodnewsforlife:
bro get solar n enjoy

solar to power air conditioner?

Goodnewsforlife:
b cursing people when others are getting solar n moving ahead

Typical selfish nigga. How many people in your village can afford solar? As long as you can "move ahead", you don't care how the rest of the population survive?

MadarasBlade:
keep buying solar, in fact build your own hospital and tar your own roads, if you can't do this then your entire lineage is a fool. Animal

we already know who your generations are n u perfectly describe them well

Wait for tinubu to come n fan u in your mud house, me I dey sleep dey enjoy for here n u dey curse your mama for there

If u no get money to buy cash, sunking dey allow installment ooo before u die for house

I no wan hear say hear kpain one mugu for house ooo

Goodnewsforlife:
see d typical hypocrisy of the igbos that make people hate u

Someone insulted me n I gave a reply n u only reported my own reply without reporting his

I guess u see it as normal for igbos to insult people but they mustn’t reply the insult

Even if heaven will fall I prefer it that having anything doing with igbos

As if the Igbos send you. Who you epp.

MINE WAS 39 THE HIGHEST IVE RECORDED
PORT HARCOURT

Malroux:
As if the Igbos send you. Who you epp.

yorubas no even get una time

The northerners are waiting for u again come 2027