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zeestone99:I have 500w mono panels- 15pcs. Will it be enough? |
MrOIG:Hopefully with good load management, should be fine. I am using 15pcs of 500w half cut mono |
Elusive001:Definitely will do load management. Of course, I am not gonna on all appliances at once. My query was if during sun peak, I can on my 1.5hp non-inverter ac at 24’ for example |
xpgroove:So I was told but with good load management so as to prolong battery life |
Menclothing1:Thank you I will check |
I have been using a non-inverter freezer for over 5 years now and never had issues with. I recently bought an inverter fridge, about to start using it next month. Hopefully I can learn from this topic. I did this because I want to go completely off-grid. I am using a 2.5kva inverter + 2pcs 220ah batteries. However, I bought a new 10kva + 15kwh lithium battery to add to it. Hence, i am having to go for solar friendly appliances. I have 1.5hp non-inverter ac. Can I connect this to my inverter set up and use only during sun peak hours? PLEASE I WILL APPRECIATE SOMEONE WITH SOLAR KNOWLEDGE TO ADVICE ON THIS PLAN OF MINE |
Congratulations to the Dangote brand. This is a great feat, not just for him but for the country at large. We hope that more Nigerians with resources will start establishing industries in different sectors so our dear country can regain its lost glory. More industries, more exports, fewer imports, and a stronger economy. That being said, I tried to search for information regarding the cost of buying this car but couldn’t find any. Could someone privy to such information share it with us? Additionally, what kind of policies can the government implement to ensure that such industries are not allowed to fail due to low patronage? Lastly, how can an average Nigerian afford such a car?" |
praxs:They only option to which the can export is through Rwanda since they are not recognized the congolese government. Now this is where the alleged “sponsorship by Kagame” comes in. As they are Tutsi by tribe, naturally Kagame will have sympathy for his tribal men. Thus, Kagame gave them access to export through Rwanda and most likely share a certain percentage with Rwandan government. This naturally makes them bond with the Rwandese. As it is now, Congolese govt is saying Rwanda is sponsoring the M23 and they are not Congolese, they must go back to Rwanda. On the other hand, Kagame is denying this accusation and asserting that they are Congolese and not Rwandese, they will not be accepted as Rwandese just because they are Tutsi by tribe. Hope this summary helps |
Here is a brief recap of what is actually happening. Before anything else, let’s start from pre-border era. It’s a known fact that people that resides in between borders of two countries, will definitely have its people separated in between the two border countries. E.g, Hausa people of sokoto, zamafa, katsina state borders have its people both in Nigeria and Niger. After British drew the border lines which we all call countries today, the Hausa people of Niger became Niger citizens while Hausa people of Nigeria became Nigeria citizens. Tutsi are a tribe found in border town between Congo (kivu province) and Rwanda. To be clear, president paul Kagame is a Tutsi by tribe. For several years, the Tutsi in Congo(M23) have been crying of marginalization by the Congolese government. The Congolese government have asserted severally during the past years that Tutsi are Rwandese citizens and not Congolese. Because of these marginalization, the Tutsis in Congo had to pick up arms to defend themselves and their people from exploitation of resources in their local region in Congo by the Congolese government. This became the genesis of the war. Now that the Congolese government doesn’t recognize them as Congolese, the M23 needs money and resources to sustain it self and its militant. Their region being rich in minerals, they delve into mining of the resources for export so they can get money. Part2 |
It is difficult to say who is the best performing governor as governors have different spending might. You cannot compare Lagos governor with nasarawa governor for example, as their financial strength is not on the same level. Having said that, I will give my two cents as to who are the best performing governors in each region. I must admit that it’s just a mere opinion. SS: I can’t actually finger a particular governor is who level above the others in this zone. Seems these set of governors are level below previous governors from this region. Tempted to say Fubara of Rivers state SE: it’s a toast between Mbah and Alex Otti. I leave this to those with more knowledge. SW: no doubt Lagos governor is visionary, but at the same time has more spending power. I will still give it to him though followed by Ondo governor NE: Fintiri of Adamawa. This is not even a debate. Only those with limited knowledge of this region will call Zulum. Fintiri takes this one NC: Niger followed by Plateau. Bags of Niger is showing ambition to transform Niger state through Agriculture NW: Seems nothing exceptional and transformational going on in this region. Not sure who I can say is level above the others. Someone should help here |
Tunde835:You people together with yorubas and Hausas are all mad. You think Nigeria exists around you guys. Today yorubas this, tomorrow, Hausas that and the next is Igbos had never rules Nigeria. We have more than a hundred different tribes and ethnicity in the country. No one is more Nigeria than the other. My tribe and a lot of other tribes have never even held the position of minister talk more of speaker, senate president, Vp or president. Lots of other tribes in the Niger delta, north central, South South and north east can understand what I am saying. Get the Bleep out with your selfish Yoruba, Hausa and Igbos fuckery, you three are the downfall of this country, self centered, selfish, lunatics and babaric. Fucking idiots |
flyinnizam:When making assertions as such, kindly back this with evidence. Tinibu is gaining and equally losing support from all the geopolitical zones across the country, just like how Atiku, Kwankwaso, Obi and Sowore are equally losing respective grounds and same gaining support. When 2027 election is over, then you can conclude if he is losing or gaining support |
Life is generally tough, you must deal with this till the end of your time. It’s okay to worry about the future, but you should be proud of yourself that you are atleast learning a skill. Do note stop at learning this crypto skill, ensure you master it since you have an interest in it.. it’s obvious the job market is tough, to that, do not depend on anyone to help you, rather have the mindset of “only I could help myself to succeed “… water down family and friends expectations and do you self a favour also by lowering your own expectations. Judge things based in realities and not expectations or emotions, you will go far in life. Do not allow the thought of “until you know someone, before you have something doing” standup and do it yourself. Personally, I have applied to over a thousand job and never knew anyone to help and have been fortunate to gain employment in different INGOs. YOU CAN DO IT ALSO I consider myself one of the few lucky Nigerians interms of earnings, jobs and investment. |
Odin13:Sincerely I wish you well, you need healing from whatever is bothering you. |
franchasofficia:I was never a tinibu supporter and will never be. I proudly pro Atiku and will always be pro Atiku. The split of PDP gave way to the BAT presidency that we are all suffering today. Without merger, BAT will be your president 2027 weather you like it or not. Like I said again, elrufai couldn’t deliver Kaduna to Bat, yet he won. Ganduje did not deliver Kano to BAT, yet he won. Who else? I am a northerner, I know the local context more than you do. BAT won the 2023 election, continue wallowing in your delusion |
I voted Atiku in 2023 (you can go through my historical comments and confirm) and I will still vote for Atiku 2027 if I am alive and Atiku is on the ballot. Having said that, your points and assertion are naive and laughable. You made mention of elrufai and Kano, SE and SS state as if they represent the whole northern region . When Bat won the election, he came 2nd in both Kano and Kaduna, still he won. He lost woefully in SE, yet he won. He came 2nd abi 3rd in SS and yet he won. BAT doesn’t neeed to win each and every region before he becomes president. The person you are having thoughts of him becoming a president **** forget it, there’s no path for him. Objectively, BAT will secure the 2nd term with even a wider margin than in 2023 |
RealityKings:Even when you manage to save, one situation will pop out and take all the savings away |
It’s mid year now, everyone has sets targets he/she wants to achieve by year end. For the fun of it, tell us how old you are and how much you have in savings (range)? And what you intend to do with your savings. I will go first, I am 29years. I have a miserable 3+m in savings and I intend to buy a plot of land |
aremuforlife:I charge using nepa |
jrupa:I am currently using a 2.5kva inverter without solar panels in my two bed flat. Have been utilizing it religiously for over two years now without any issue. Of course, I don’t connect heavy appliances to it, just fans, tv, bulbs and charging… no day have I ever stayed without light for two years since I started using it because I do manage it very well. Before year end Gods willing, I will move to a bigger apartment. I am considering buying a 5kva inverter with its panels, battering and complete kit so I can be connect my fridge and other appliances to it. Here is my question; Is it possible to separate use both my 2.5kva and 5k an inverter? Meaning, can I connect the just bulbs and fans to the 2.5kva while fridge and other appliances on the 5kva? Is that possible at all or I can only connect one inverter? My 2.5kva is a yohako product. Thank you for your feedback |
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mbos:May God heal you from your delusional mindset. I rest my case |
madridguy:They don’t have the brain to think before they speak. So I doubt he will even understand what you are saying to begin with |
madridguy:You mean the same 43 year olds shouting obidients obidients… you attacked Tinibu supporters for voting for a 71 year old citizen while you went ahead to campaign for a 63 year old when you yourself could have registered yourself and be elected as president. Oh I forgot, you don’t have the brain to think that for yourself. Remember to remove the peck in your eyes before attacking someone. On a positive note, congratulations to the young man for this achievement. |
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EtinosaDLaw:Simp and unwise fellow |
Any person that falls for this is the most ignorant, stupid and simp of all creation. Back to the poster, you had full one year to prepare for payment of rent, you knew this day is coming yet you didn’t plan. You have pre-planned in your mind that once this day comes, you will come to social media and start begging and offering your stinky unkept body in exchange. You are the lowest of lowest people. Fool, classless and dirty human |
OvertheTop:No, in USD. It’s a regional position for whole of west Africa. Hence, the payment in USD, EUR or POUNDS (liberty to choose any of the 3 currencies) |
I assume you are newly employed, hence seeing 350k as a big token. You can actually survive on 350k salary in Nigeria but unless you have other source on income, you will not achieve much even after 3years of working. If you do your home work well and see that you have a good chance of landing a job in Canada, I will tell you to go for it. Take the Canada route and you might just be among the lucky ones to have something doing there. In 3 years of working there, atleast you will be able to save something even with the high bills and taxes. Only remain in Nigeria if you are among the lucky ones like myself, where I work for an organization that pays me 4,000USD per month. Yes you heard me, 4,000Usd per month. Best wishes to you |
Stillkrug:Lowest in GDP: Taraba at the bottom then Yobe Lowest HDI: Kebbi at the bottom then Sokoto Poorest IGR: Yobe then Taraba Least Educated state: Yobe then Zamfara Poorest road conditions: Sokoto the taraba I am not sure how you drafted Ekiti into poorest states in Nigeria, you have to research before you post. Those responding should equally make thier findings before countering |
A witness of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has alleged that President Bola Tinubu identified himself as female while seeking admission in the Chicago State University, USA. Mike Enahoro-Ebah, who was subpoenaed by the PDP to the Presidential Election Petitions Court, said Tinubu, in forwarding a transcript of the South West College in USA in 1977, used the name ‘Bola Adekunle Tinubu’ and identified himself as female. The PDP also tendered certified copies of a notarised judgement of US court on the forfeiture of the sum of $460,000 and a copy of Guinean passport against Tinubu. A five-member panel of justices presided by Justice Haruna Tsammani admitted them after taking the objections by counsel to the INEC, Abubakar Mahmoud (SAN); Tinubu, Emmanuel Ukala (SAN) and the APC, Lateef Fagbemi (SAN). Under cross examination by counsel to INEC, the witness denied spending a lot of money to pursue the case against Tinubu, submitting that the lawyer partner in the US obtained the documents free of charge. The witness also admitted that he was pained when his candidate lost the February 25 presidential election. https://dailytrust.com/v-4/#:~:text=Mike%20Enahoro%2DEbah%2C%20who%20was,and%20identified%20himself%20as%20female. |