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Flipmac:
Good day guys,
I work online as a freelancer on fiverr. I'm currently seeking a cheap town or place in Nigeria that I can get good supply of electricity (at least $12 hours or more). This is to enable me do online jobs and cut cost of buying petrol.
I would prefer somewhere cheap where I can get a decent self contain accommodation for around 70k. Also, I would like a place that has good security.

There's an old thread similar to this opened by a freelancer a few years ago but sadly I can't find it.

Please give me suggestions. I hear oshogbo is good choice.

Any other suggestions? Be as specific as possible. Thanks.

Ilorin, kangu, ganmo, amoyo 247

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Flipmac:
I would prefer somewhere cheap. Also, I would like a place that has good security.

Sorry, but there is no cheap place in Nigeria that has security. Even the places where rent is expensive can not guarantee security all the time.

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lekankolade:
Come to Abuja, I can get u a self contain of 80k to 150k in areas like lugbe ( federal housing, car wash or Berger ), mpape, dutse and other suburbs...there’s stable light in these areas ...

You can get a self con of around 80k in lugbe? Not Sabo lugbe o. I'm checking my options towards next year.

Ikota or ajah Lagos

Soul47:


Thanks for your reply.

Am into btc mining.

This is the first time am hearing about secured crypto.

Please which hardware do you use for mining it?

Whatsminer it's profitable with good light

Flipmac:
Good day guys,
I work online as a freelancer on fiverr. I'm currently seeking a cheap town or place in Nigeria that I can get good supply of electricity (at least $12 hours or more). This is to enable me do online jobs and cut cost of buying petrol.
I would prefer somewhere cheap where I can get a decent self contain accommodation for around 70k. Also, I would like a place that has good security.

There's an old thread similar to this opened by a freelancer a few years ago but sadly I can't find it.

Please give me suggestions. I hear oshogbo is good choice.

Any other suggestions? Be as specific as possible. Thanks.

in Ajaokuta in kogi state you can good 12 of non interruption this is fact not hear say and decent rent is like 50k

maybachmusic:


Whatsminer it's profitable with good light

Which model of WhatsMiner?
D1?

If you don't mind, can you answer these questions for me...

How can one get the mining hardware and what's the profitability like excluding cost of electricity?
If possible, what's the power consumption of one of the hardware so I can factor my electricity costs relatively.

Do you intend using a script on the machine or running it normally?

I will appreciate your response.

Odetokun3:


u go need to work with all these agents buh they are stubborn gan. rent fit be 30k and the man will say his own fee na 25k for example making a total of 55k. they no dey play with agent fee

This is not true as agency feel doesn't exceed 10-15% in most places. Osogbo and Ibadan inclusive. Can't tell abt Lagos

Come to Obada area of Ogun state. u are sure of at least 15 hours power supply in a a day minimum...

I know you won't believe it but I know of a place in with cheap accommodation, and also constant electricity they are not connected to the national electricity grid light there is fully generated by the oil companies located in the area and the funny part is that they don't pay light bills and also things are very cheap there i went there for work and I must confess I didn't want to come back to abj so many fine girls in that area




The name of the place is called okwuzi egbema river states

The place that I know you go enjoy light up to 20hrs non stop is jere in Kaduna state. And their people don't even pay NEPA bill

But the only minus is that the place lacks basic things ( banks, supermarkets, business centres etc

But as for light nah you go Taya o

What side is that? Gemade or where?

greggng:


Is a pity your budget is low I would have asked you to come into Gowon estate especially the side I live...is an estate but 20 hours light...

Come to ilobu, just ₦100 bus from Osogbo, u will even get a self contained for 50k...am a corp member dts where am serving presently. The electricity is 18 hours guaranteed

Iscoalarcon:
come to Gombe and enjoy at least 18hrs power everyday and accommodation and cost of living is cheap you can ask corp members that serve there

18hrs is least in places like Orji to tumfure ,most times more than 30hrsb4 an hour or two interruption. But I perceive Gombe is out of his catchment areas.

JubrilBuhari:

Onitsha is a cheap, very conducive town with pretty impressive electricity.

Try Onitsha.

Na die be that
Jesu

Mummymahdi:


18hrs is least in places like Orji to tumfure ,most times more than 30hrsb4 an hour or two interruption. But I perceive Gombe is out of his catchment areas.

I use 18hrs to generalize power supply in the whole of Gombe but just like you said some areas like Tumfure, orji, Ashaka enjoy 24hrs supply

Where I say in umuahia we have light at least 18 hours dialy

deleson:
What side is that? Gemade or where?

Just close to gemade near the dominion cathedral redeem church...I have lived here for 8years...the challenges here is getting a mini flat...all the elite here built mansion and duplex...if you are lucky to get self contain here you won't wanna leave again. Infact a lady friend who came to visit me took a step of Faith by visiting one of the landlord's and suggested she gives him money to build just a room self for her....like magic the man accepted...the lady leave there till she got married and moved to USA with the husband. The next day someone took the place. We have underground sewage system, well tarred rood street light and fantastic security ...to cap it all 20 hours light...I think I am in paradise....that is why i hardly offend my land lady

fhollammy:


This is not true as agency feel doesn't exceed 10-15% in most places. Osogbo and Ibadan inclusive. Can't tell abt Lagos

It may not be true to you but it's what I have experienced in Bodija Ibadan. Shey all those agents sabi percentage self?

It's better u dropped the information Sha. It's good

Oshogbo is your destination

Just some thoughts before you proceed on this search.

1. Fiverr, just like any other venture, is not an assured source of revenue. I'm quite sure you're not a Top-Rated Seller there with over 5 years consistency of $500 minimum per month. Possibly, I'm wrong. If not, then rethink and put this move on hold.

2. Where do you currently reside and are there existential challenges to your continued abode there? If not, continue to stay, work and earn more from there. You can lay-low, earn more and launch out in a bigger way. Except you're way overaged and your current residence isn't accommodating any longer, please calm down. The burden and responsibilities of staying alone with an unassured, unstable single income stream aren't palatable.

3. Have you thought of diversifying your earning capacities from Fiverr to other freelancing platforms?

4. Do you have an offline business or earning capability at the moment, such that should anything happen to your online streams you can fall back to something in the physical?

5. As you know, nothing is stable in Nigeria and the response time to social anomalies is forever in Nigeria. So, what happens if two weeks after you've relocated to a supposed 'constant electricity area' there's a fault with their supply? Would you relocate elsewhere or what? You need a backup plan.

The standard rule of rent payment is that your two months earnings (max. three months) should be able to cater to your rent. Anything above this depicts trouble. Also, you'd need almost times three of the cost of getting the apartment to get it furnished and decorated for habitation. So, consider the end before the beginning.

Don't be in a haste to start what you can't easily sustain. Your 70K budget depicts you're not financially buoyant to finance this adventure.

I wish you all the best!

Flipmac:
Good day guys,
I work online as a freelancer on fiverr. I'm currently seeking a cheap town or place in Nigeria that I can get good supply of electricity (at least $12 hours or more). This is to enable me do online jobs and cut cost of buying petrol.
I would prefer somewhere cheap where I can get a decent self contain accommodation for around 70k. Also, I would like a place that has good security.

There's an old thread similar to this opened by a freelancer a few years ago but sadly I can't find it.

Please give me suggestions. I hear oshogbo is good choice.

Any other suggestions? Be as specific as possible. Thanks.

Birnin Kebbi in Kebbi State 20 hours minimum a day.

Flipmac:
Good day guys,
I work online as a freelancer on fiverr. I'm currently seeking a cheap town or place in Nigeria that I can get good supply of electricity (at least $12 hours or more). This is to enable me do online jobs and cut cost of buying petrol.
I would prefer somewhere cheap where I can get a decent self contain accommodation for around 70k. Also, I would like a place that has good security.

There's an old thread similar to this opened by a freelancer a few years ago but sadly I can't find it.

Please give me suggestions. I hear oshogbo is good choice.

Any other suggestions? Be as specific as possible. Thanks.

Smartiyke:
Where I say in umuahia we have light at least 18 hours dialy

Which side...

Am considering relocating there cause I stay in the East too.

Plus, what's the cost of rent for a 2 bedroom flat per year?

This one deh use u do research small small. Electricity kee u there.

Wow! This sounds so sweet.

I'd wanted to get a two/three bedroom apartment in Gemade due to a friend's recommendation, but two things deterred me; the traffic on the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway (from Oshodi to Dopemu/Iyana Ipaja) and the structures of the houses I viewed on Google map.

On the day I was going there to see the agent, I realised there was so much traffic on the side of the road for those coming out of the town. So, I had to turn back and told the agent I wasn't interested in the area again. Didn't see myself driving through that traffic to go to Ikeja or Victoria Island for work.

What's the average rate for a two bedroom in this your area?

greggng:



Just close to gemade near the dominion cathedral redeem church...I have lived here for 8years...the challenges here is getting a mini flat...all the elite here built mansion and duplex...if you are lucky to get self contain here you won't wanna leave again. Infact a lady friend who came to visit me took a step of Faith by visiting one of the landlord's and suggested she gives him money to build just a room self for her....like magic the man accepted...the lady leave there till she got married and moved to USA with the husband. The next day someone took the place. We have underground sewage system, well tarred rood street light and fantastic security ...to cap it all 20 hours light...I think I am in paradise....that is why i hardly offend my land lady

Bullionairemind:
@OP,
What you need in summary, is stable electricity for your freelancing business.

You can easily overcome your electricity challenge by getting a solar system and cut off generators and petrol from your life completely.

Visit elektrifysolar.com and drop a request mail lets help you

Thanks

shey d solar na free?!
Greedy Nigerians always looking for opportunities to rip off their fellow human beings.

Kafanchan is your place.

Flipmac:
Wow. I made front page. Thanks for all the responses guys.
God bless the mod who moved it to the front page.

hi, my suggestion.
buy a small laptop power bank (comes with 300w inverter), it costs between 35-40k. buy a 150w panel, costs less than 30k. connect both together. both are available from various vendors on jiji.

if you have like 6hrs of PHCN supply per day where you are presently, you are okay. the Powerbank will charge via PHCN and also with the solar panel.

you can buy LED bulbs, 2nos of 3w LED (like #450/pc) should be okay for lighting. a fully charged power bank will run your laptop for at least 8hrs. you can use the power bank while its charging from the solar panel.

this is cheaper than your costs of relocation. and whenever you do decide to relocate, these stuff are portable and easy to transport.

Godspeed.

Flipmac:
Good day guys,
I work online as a freelancer on fiverr. I'm currently seeking a cheap town or place in Nigeria that I can get good supply of electricity (at least $12 hours or more). This is to enable me do online jobs and cut cost of buying petrol.
I would prefer somewhere cheap where I can get a decent self contain accommodation for around 70k. Also, I would like a place that has good security.

There's an old thread similar to this opened by a freelancer a few years ago but sadly I can't find it.

Please give me suggestions. I hear oshogbo is good choice.

Any other suggestions? Be as specific as possible. Thanks.

Why not save up and buy a solar kit?
Hybrid inverter .
When there's no sun, you charge with generator or NEPA l