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A friend just brought the Bontel 8100 with a battery life that last for over 2 weeks including regular use for browsing, the manufacturers however claims it has a standby life of 60 days, The Bontel 8100 comes stylish and built with dual tone soft plastic, excellent strength, avoids slipperiness, zero gap in every corner, stylish and sleek design.The part that caught my attention was the screen at the time the blogger took the pics; it was browsing yours faithfully 'Nairaland' - I guess Oga Seun and Lalasticlala would love that too. culled: www.palmchatnow.com
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issokay Lalasticlala another civil war haff want to start oohhh |
haffaze777:u no nice... lol |
continuation of thread >> https://www.nairaland.com/3720776/living-asthma-contd |
ISSOKAY..... much needed rest or site time |
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A tweeter user with the handle @NGRWailers accused the EFCC of aiding Falana in acquiring 1 Billion Naira Maitama home; EFCC replies; their reply led to Nigerians reacting: culled: www.palmchatnow.com
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Hi All, Read my latest article here >>> https://www.nairaland.com/3735984/comfortable-hosuing-building-swampy-waterlogged |
Hi All Read my latest article here >>> https://www.nairaland.com/3735984/comfortable-hosuing-building-swampy-waterlogged |
Good Day All; hope my post meets you and your building project in good fate; my previous post on these platforms (Nairaland and Palmchat) in the past had always focused on Solid Clay (non-sand filled soil) but we cannot deny the fact a lot of people are buying waterlogged, swampy or sand filled lands land too. We would consider those with lands at Arepo, Ajah, Sangotedo, Ibeshe, Ibeju Lekki axis and other areas (in and outside Lagos) where water level is only about 1m or less below ground level. Normally during raining seasons, these lands are usually waterlogged making it almost impossible to work., in-fact, buildings are better erected during the dry season but I'll advice during any of such raining season, take time out to study the behavior of water on your site and around it. The few things to note are: A. Which direction water flows from or to. B. How high from your present level it rises to, i.e the highest water point during raining seasons or after a heavy rainfall C. The buildings and ground level (height) of adjoining properties (you don't want your neighbour's property pushing water towards yours. D. The present road level and the possible road level in future (if not tarred yet) - normally your site would be below this level. (That should do for now). Getting ready to Build. 1. Design Stage: It is advisable to get a professionals involved (an Architect and a Structural Engineer) at least; they would be responsible for visiting and producing a relevant drawings for 'your' use; This is not a dry land where you make away with some compromise; be sure to adhere strictly to the design and professional advice; in summary "Baba Joe" cannot be trusted even with his 100 years bricklaying experience. 2. Foundation Work: Most times, there is no need to dig for foundation (as practiced on strong Laterite soils) - The road level in swampy / waterlogged site are usually (already) higher than the site - this is so because the community or sellers would have done a great deal of filling to make the road use-able or accessible even during raining season; you might even find your site level about 900mm or more below road level so why dig? Clear the site of soft bodies (wood, leaves, dirts etc), this can be done with a rake - the point is we want a level ground; once that has been achieved, cast a light binding (after setting out the structure) - light binding could be as weak as 1:10 cement concrete mix; the idea is to allow our form-work sit properly on firm ground and not sink under weight, its also advisable to ensure the blinding is plum i.e level all round. 3. Picking Levels: Already in our exercise during the raining season above; I advised that your know the water levels; the professionals on your job and indeed yourself should ensure you're at least 450mm - 600mm above this level - especially in areas where the road is un-tarred. What this also means is that you'll be importing a lot of filling sand in the nearest future into the site to meet up with the designed ground level and eventually drain into the road gutter levels. 4. Reinforcement works: It is believed your structural engineer got this covered already, but giving you an insight to what to expect; Beams = 16mm Rings = 8mm Columns = 12mm for bungalows and 16mm for storey German / Ground Floor = Wire mesh or 8mm or 10mm The nature of your soil and structure would determine if you'll be using more or less. 5. Soakaway / Septic tank: On a waterlogged site there is usually no soak away because the water level is so high, surface water cannot be absorbed further in, except you have ground water gushing out. lol. so its septic tank we would be discussing. The major method is precasting and sinking while a more difficult method is casting in-place, you would however require big pumps, water cement and a lot of technical knowledge to succeed with this method; so it's advisable you precast and sink - be careful to avoid break or cracks during this process. 6. General advice: a. As soon as possible fill 'your' site to road level, this would allow you work all season. If not, water around your building might limit what can be done during the raining season. b. Your fence should be on a deep raft, not some shallow one, because you're working during the dry season, there is the tendency to assume the ground is firm - it might eventually collapse during the raining season and thats an axtra cost. c. If your site is swampy or waterlogged whether in dry or raining season, then it's advisable you fill the compound to a level where you have a solid land to work on; this applies to those buying water land (land that can accomodate a canoe anyday or time) - Your first work would be to import tippers of filling sand to allow you access to work. Summary: THE BEST TIME TO BUILD IS THE DRY SEASON - BUT STUDY YOUR SITE DURING THE RAINING SEASON & INVOLVE PROFESSIONALS. Written by: SayDfact Thanks and Goodluck. cc: Lalasticlala, mynd44
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This guy asked his company for an external hard drive; the MD handed him this gigantic stuff the next day that needs electrical power to work. as shared on www.palmchatnow.com
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Edit: Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he is working on transfer targets for next season, despite no confirmation that he will be staying with the club.LOOKS LIKE ARSENAL FANS WLD HAVE TO MANAGE THIS MAN FOR ANOTHER SEASON ![]() --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Edit: Arsene Wenger admits Arsenal may have to win all seven remaining games to finish in the Premier League top fourCAN ARSENAL WIN ALL 7 ? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Edit: CAN ARSENAL WIN THE F.A CUP - Would you also consider there season a success if they win it without UCL football.. . Also would that be a nice parting gift from Wenger? Arsenal in over 20 years of the Premier League. We take a look at how they've finished since the 1995 - 1996 season when they finish 5th and have since them not missed out on Champions League Football plus the players who made that possible with the goals. SEASON - POS HIGHEST SCORER NOS OF GOALS 1996–97 - 3rd Ian Wright 30 goals 1997–98 - 1st Dennis Bergkamp 22 goals 1998–99 - 2nd Nicolas Anelka 19 goals 1999–2000 - 2nd Thierry Henry 26 goals 2000–01 - 2nd Thierry Henry 22 goals 2001–02 - 1st Thierry Henry 32 goals 2002–03 - 2nd Thierry Henry 32 goals 2003–04 - 1st Thierry Henry 39 goals 2004–05 - 2nd Thierry Henry 30 goals 2005–06 - 4th Thierry Henry 33 goals 2006–07 - 4th Robin van Persie 13 goals 2007–08 - 3rd Emmanuel Adebayor 30 goals 2008–09 - 4th Robin van Persie 20 goals 2009–10 - 3rd Cesc Fàbregas 19 goals 2010–11 - 4th Robin van Persie 22 goals 2011–12 - 3rd Robin van Persie 37 goals 2012–13 - 4th Theo Walcott 21 goals 2013–14 - 4th Olivier Giroud 22 goals 2014–15 - 3rd Alexis Sánchez 25 goals 2015–16 - 2nd Olivier Giroud 24 goals 2016-17 - 6th with just 6 games + 2 outstanding matches to go; Would Arsenal Football Club finally fall out of the top 4 and into the Europa League for the first time under Arsene Wenger? Whats you view? copied: TalkFootball on www.palmchatnow.com
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everyman is unique in his own way... why be a photocopy to another |
Nice fact |
Teewhy2:abi now... |
nepapole:na so 9ja offend u reach.. lol |
Each woman in this 1885 image was 1st licensed Female Doctor in her country: India, Japan, Syria (From Left to Right) Credit: HistoryVille on www.palmchatnow.com
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Teewhy2:I've used Polystyrene material as hollow pots in slab, light weight is an advantage - interesting to see its extensive use thou as parapets too. |
eezeribe:lol... then na to drink sure pass |
Can you buy this energy drink because of its name which is same with the popular celebrity musician davido? Culled: www.palmchatnow.com
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Please anyone with useful information should contact the person in pics 1 below: Please who has update on this 3 year old girl in Amichi,Nnewi,Anambra state whose parents maltreat and starve because they believe she is a witch.The last news about police rescuing her and arresting her parents turned out to be false....Any information about her?Please kindly share or inbox me...Many thanks!cc: Lalasticlala culled: www.palmchatnow.com
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Interesting fact you didn't know about the 1752 Calendar - that wld waoh you. See attached pics culled from www.palmchatnow.com Cc: Lalasticlala mynd44
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See previous thread here >>> https://www.nairaland.com/3664366/using-reliever-inhaler-more-than Please note that, this thread is a guide; it doesn't replace your doctor's advice. Living with a Asthma. How do I know of my asthma is getting worse? To help you manage your asthma and reduce the risk of an asthma attack, it's important to know how to tell if things are getting worse. Asthma attacks are usually the result of gradually worsening symptoms. Signs that your asthma is getting worse include: * Needing more and more reliever inhaler * waking in the night with coughing or wheezing * Shortness of breath or the feeling of a tight chest * Having to take time off your usual activities because of your asthma * Feeling that you can't keep up with your normal activity or exercise Your Asthma Review What is an asthma review? An asthma review is an appointment with your doctor to talk about your asthma and any ways you can manage your symptoms better. Your review is a good chance to help you manage your asthma better. Why have asthma reviews? Regular reviews help you keep your asthma under control, meaning you're less likely to have symptoms or an asthma attack. Some people put up with symptoms like coughing and wheezing. They think it's part of asthma. But with the right treatment, it doesn't have to be. What happens at my reviews? Your doctor should: - Ask you about your asthma symptoms - Check your peak flow - Check your inhaler and dose - Check your inhaler technique - Update your asthma action plan - Answer any questions When should I have a review? You should have a review at least once a year, even if you feel well. But there are other times you should book a review. Being prepared for an asthma attack. Asthma attacks are often the result of a gradual worsening of symptoms over a few days. So if your asthma symptoms are getting worse, don't ignore them. You can tell you're having an asthma attack if: - Your reliever inhaler isn't helping - Your symptoms are getting worse (cough, breathlessness, wheeze or tight chest) - You're too breathless to speak, eat or sleep - Your breathing is getting faster and it feels like you can't get your breath in properly. If you're having an asthma attack, follow this steps. 1. Immediately take 1-2 puffs of your reliever (blue) inhaler. 2. Sit down and try to take slow, steady breathes. 3. If you don't start to feel better, take two more puffs of your reliever inhaler every two minutes. You can take up to ten puffs. 4. If you still don't feel better, call your health care professional or go to the hospital immediately. Culled: Health Tips on www.palmchatnow.com Cc: Lalasticlala, mynd44
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Webman007:He shd work on his productivity and try to confirm his Ogas about himself - If he cant deal with 2 Ogas, i wonder how he'll deal with multiple Ogas (clients) when he kicks off his business. Goodluck, whatever his decision. |
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The BIG question is: Whose fault is it when you’re being taken for granted? Should you blame the person taking you for granted? Or should you blame yourself? There’s a reason why you may be allowing others to take you for granted. And in all probability, it starts and ends with self respect. #1 You can’t say ‘no’. #2 You’re predictable. #3 You’re too sweet. #4 You postpone decisions. #5 You can’t confront people. #6 You’re scared. #7 You lie to yourself. #8 You don’t believe in yourself. #9 You can’t be alone. #10 You don’t know your own desires. copied: www.palmchatnow.com |
That recruit salary was just unbelievable - i was hoping it was a typo error.. too poor |
1. Police Recruit Salary per month - N9,019.42 Annual Salary - N108,233 2a. Police Constable Grade level 03 Salary per month - N43. 293.80 Annual Salary - N519.525.6 2b. Police Constable Grade Level 10 Salary per month - N51.113.59 Annual Salary- N613.363.08 3a. Police Corporal On Grade 04 (1) Salary per month - N44,715.53 Annual Salary - N536.586.36 3b. Police Corporal On Grade Level 04 (10) Salary per month- N51.113.59 Annual Salary - N613,365.08 4a. Police Sergeant On Grade 05 (step1) Salary per month - N48.540.88 Annual Salary - N582,490.56 4b. Police Sergent On Grade 05 (step 10) Salary per month - N55.973.84 Annual Salary - N671,686.08 5a. A Sergeant Major On Grade 06 (step 1) Salary per month - N55.144.81 Annual Salary - N661.737.72 5b. Sergent Major On Grade 06 (step 10) Salary per month - N62,204.88 6a. Cadet Inspector On Grade Level 07 (step1) Salary per month - N73,231.51 Annual Salary- N878,778.12 6b. Cadet Inspector On Grade 07 (step10) Salary per month - N87,135.70 Annual Salary - N1,045,628,4 7a. Assistant Superintendent Of Police On Grade 08 (step1) Salary per month - N127,604.68 Annual Salary - N1,531,256.16 7b. Assistant Superintendent Of Police On Grade 08 (step10) Salary per month - Nl44,152.07 Annual Salary- Nl,875,820.68 7c. Assistant Superintendent Of Police On Grade 09 (step1) Salary per month- N136, 616.06 Annual Salary- N1,639,392.72 7d. Assistant Superintendent Of Police On Grade 09 (step10) Salary per month -N156,318.39 8. Deputy Superintendent Of Police On Grade 10 (step1) Salary per month -N148,733.29 Annual Salary -Nl,784,799.48 9.Deputy Superintendent Of Police on Grade 10 (step10) Salary per month -N170,399.69 Annual Salary -N2,044, 796.28 lOa. Superintendent Of Police On Grade 11 (step1) Salary per month - N161,478.29 Annual Salary ·Nl,937,739.48 lOb. Superintendent Of Police On Grade 11 (step 10) Annual Salary -N2,065,068.72 11a. Chief Of Superintendent Of Police on Grade 12 (step1) Salary per month - N172,089.06 11a. Chief Of Superintendent of Police on Grade 12 (step1) Salary per month - N172,089.06 11a. Chief Of Superintendent Of Police on Grade 12 (step1) Salary per month - N172,089.06 11 b.Chief Of Superintendent Of Police On Grade 12 (stepS) Salary per month-N199,723.96 Annual Salary -N2,396,687.52 12a. Assistant Commissioner Of Police Grade 13 (step1) Salary per month - N183,185.73 Annual Salary -N2,198,228.76 12b. Assistant Commissioner Of Police Grade 13 (step1 0) Salary per month - N212,938.16 Annual Salary - N2,555,257.92 13a. Deputy Commissioner Of Police On Grade 14 (step1) Salary per month - N242,715.65 13b. Deputy Commissioner Of Police On Grade 14 (step7) Salary per month - N278,852.79 Annual Salary -N3,346,233.48 14a. Commissioner Of Police on Grade 15 (step1) Salary per month - N266,777.79 Annual Salary -N3,201,333.48 14b. Commissioner Of Police on Grade 15 (step6) Salary per month- N302,970.47 Annual Salary-N3,635,645.64 15. An Assistant Inspector General Of Police Salary per month - N499,751.87 Annual Salary- N5,997,022.44 16. Deputy Inspector General Of Police Salary per month - N546,572.73 Annual Salary - N6,558,872.76 16. Inspector General Of Police, (IGP) The highest rank in Nigeria Police Force is the Inspector General of Police and this is are his monthly and yearly salary Salary per month -N711,498 Annual Salary- N8,537,976 Those are Nigerian police salary structure as listed above. What is your take on? copied: www.palmchatnow.com
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Emeka and Chinyere (not real name) met in the church premises after one of the weekdays programme, she had dropped her note books and before she could bend to pick them up, Emeka appeared from the skies and help her with them. She smiled and thanked him. The introduced themselves and naturally got along, after about a month of meeting each other, Emeka invited Chinyere for a first date, and like a gentle woman, she agreed. The D-day finally came and the first date was in a restaurant, orders were made and food served, before they could start eating, a gentle man also sitted in the restaurant walked to their table and asked Chinyere if he could talk to her for a minute or two. Chinyere took permission from Emeka and stood up to hear him out, she made sure they were only a few steps away from Emeka and their table, within seeing distance. After the conversation, the stranger handed his business card to Chinyere and left the restaurant, Chinyere sat down to eat and slipped the business card into her bag (on the table). Just as she was about resuming her meal and conversation, Emeka queried why she would stand up to talk to a stranger when they were on a date, before she could remind him that she asked for his permission to, Emeka said "I regret ever inviting you to this date, its my worst date" Chinyere on hearing that, stood up and left the restaurant in anger. The question now is: WHO IS AT FAULT FOR THE DATE GONE WRONG; EMEKA OR CHINYERE? Shared on www.palmchatnow.com |
Also every Yoruba elected president has also been from Ogun State. Screenshot from: www.palmchatnow.com
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