landuseact:
As someone who grew up in Oluyole Estate and know that road like the back of my hand, I think this is some seriously misplaced priorities by the governor. They've 'done' this road before so why not focus on other areas. Oluyole Industrial Estate is right there and somehow every governor has chosen to ignore it. The Estate contains (or at least used to contain) some of the bigger consumer good manufacturing companies (7up, P&G, Sumal, Yale etc) and the road connecting to those are the worst they have ever been. We talk about Ibadan not being able to generate money but imagine how many more companies would have been interested in moving to that estate if the road was done and how much tax they can generate from that.

They could have even tried expanding the road from Mile 110 leading all the way to Dugbe and especially where it turns to Aleshinloye as that spot is always problematic. I really thought having an engineer for a governor will bring some much needed educated lens as to how to address the road issues in Ibadan but i guess not. SMH.

Macphenson:


Is Tantita a military contractor or a militant?

Military contractors used by USA are usually ex servicemen, not just picking rogue entities and entrusting them with the Nations territorial defence.

To even think some idiots will be defending this rubbish.
What a Nation.

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Daystar7:
This shouldn't be a topic to be debated by sane minds...
Back when we was in sec sch. I had a crush on this dark hairy girl with big ass, we was still in SS1, she liked me too but wouldn't be with me the way I wanted. SS3 guys 'll come around and be with them and it made me mad and jealous. I saw the SS3 guys as predators cos why won't they leave our girls alone and be with those their class. I was so disturbed I discussed it with her one day, I asked her why them girls didn't give us their class the kind of attention they gave to the guys in the senior class and she said it's nature. She said those guys in higher class are more responsible, experienced and older and they can handle them better than we their mates. She said we might truly be mates but we not really mates. Women appreciates and depreciates faster. Since then I understood how the dynamics of the male and female relationship works. A woman can hardly love a man without respecting him first. Difference in Age makes it easier. Men's love language is respect, women knows this, it's one of the ways they flirt. If she likes you she'll greet you and maybe stop if you hesitate to shoot ur shot at her. It's the same in Animals too, age, size, strength, skill all plays a role. An alpha within a pride has all the bitches within the pride same way a Man with skills (Money) is an Alpha too. The skill can be leadership, you notice pastors, Imams, politicians, successful businessmen, doctors, musicians and entertainers (Artists) generally gets a lot of female attention. Age is a major factor in the dynamics of human interaction. Women also age faster esp when they start reproducing. So as a man it's very wise to develop yourself first, be a Man other women want and she'll want you too and always invest in yourself while investing in ur woman to stay ahead. If you uplift your woman above you, you've played yourself cos those men above her will notice her and she'll be naturally attracted to them and seeing you're below her will bring resentment and she'll more than likely leave. It's Life!

flipdat:

Then don’t talk about equality if you aren’t willing to take up arms

Centrix:


I'm not sure about the salaries but I do know they are not a for-profit organization like most private schools so teachers are paid generously. Fees this year is about 5 million. They do have additional termly fees for using medical facilities and a few other services.

Loyola is VERY selective in its admissions. Every year, about 2500 students sit for the entrance exam into JS 1. They accept only 120 (about 4 percent of applicants). Every student must live in the boarding house and they do not accept transfers into other classes. So your classmates in JS1 are the same ones you'd graduate with in SS 3 barring those that leave in-between. It is a very close-knit community.

They've had and still have some pretty high profile parents. Mind you, they'd NEVER admit your kids based on who you are but strictly on Merit. The entrance exam is administered once in a year, followed by an interview.
Some of the high profile parents are:
Former Kano State Governor and present APC chairman, Ganduje, had two kids there. One graduated in 2004 and was just appointed by Tinubu as the Executive Director of Rural Electrification (Umar Abdullahi)
Former Nassarawa Governor's daughter, Adamu. I think he is a senator
Former Edo State Governor and former APC chairman, Oshiomole.
Former Ekiti Governors son and daughter, Oni.
Former Akwa Ibom governor and current Senate President, Akpabio had two kids at Loyola
Former Imo State Governor's son, Udenwa.
Former Imo State Governor's daughter, Rochas Okorocha
Former Kogi Sate Deputy Governor, Omeiza
Former Labor party's presidential candidate, Patrick Utomi. Had two kids at Loyola
Abike Dabiri had two kids
Former Ambassador of Nigeria to Switzerland Uhomoibhi, had two kids
Former Finance minister's kid, Diezani Madueke, graduated in 2003 (This was long before she became minister)
Former CEO of Fidelity Bank, Ihejiahi, had 4 kids there
Fomer CEO of Konga had two kids there, one of which is CEO of the firm

A good number of senators: Ndoma-Egba, Chris-Asoluka etc. There are quite a number, can't type it all.

garfield1:
They are simply following him.i am just wondering how he managed to garner such following between 2011-2019 when udenwa,rochas,hope,araraume cannot boast of such.dogara,tambuwal who were speakers talk less of Ben kalu or lasun or wase.

I heard Kabiru adjoto has defected

oliverano:


Quora is a great platform but the emboldened isn't why you get paid on quora.

Fact is quora won't pay you because you're ranked higher on IQ post but through quora partner program which allows you to get paid.

The main problem with nairaland is tribalism, nepotism, racism, trash talk etc. People do so for cheap likes and shares!

fergie001:
So what is responsible?

jayce232:

You don't know what u are saying!
Before cryptto, were there no fraud?
Which day cryptto became popular here?
Did u tie the fraud happening before cryppto came out to money or the individuals?? Cryppto is not fraud, people are the ones using it for fraud, same way they use money for fraud too. If u don't understand something, u ask questions.

jmoore:
They only know how to burn down villages in south east and south south

Judolisco:
u heard wrongly again.... When una no go read from confirm sources..... I'm not their PRO.... When mmesoma lied about her result... Jamb registrar said nothing but when notable people started talking even a former minister and mmesoma state got involved... The jamb minister had to talk and intervane... A whole state governor smuggled a wanted criminal and u want efcc chairman to keep quiet.... And go and read about d case the efcc withdrew

BigYash:
You na their pro ni ?I heard they withdrew the fraud case against Yeye Bello..

Odewaleadesoye:
Why is it very difficult to find a woman who possesses all the qualities listed below?

Or have you been fortunate as a Nigerian man to encounter such a woman?

Previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/8066592/why-it-difficult-get-these

My wife to be has 9 from those 10 qualities.

But let me add she is not a Nigerian,Nigerian girls nor fit get reach 5 of those qualities.
Yes na me talk am.

anonymous1759:


Leadership is all about the individual not party, obi is stuck with old things he’s allergic to new things 😁 Una no suppose Dey talk again . Make Una go beg ReNo to stop pressing OBIDIENTs neck .

Lastly every state should try and have their own independent power plant , it’s paying off in Aba.

jjj37:

Going through your comments i know for sure you're neither educated properly nor exposed. They should've come out and counter western propaganda in English language or korean language, do they even read or understand what you and your likes are posting, even if they write articles in korean language, will you understand?? Okay now, Which beautiful side of any city in your belove country Nigeria can be compare to those in the videos below?? Your country that's rich with no modern high rise structures or infrastructure to it's ranks.
Where did they(NK) get the money from to build such beautiful and serene cities with good subways, high speeds trains, functional parks etc if they were poor as you insinuated??
With all the freedom & wealth you have in Nigeria, you still cannot boast of any basic functional amenities or such beautiful architectures around as in NK.. I therefore conclude that you and the many guys here comparing North korea to Nigeria are biologically & botanically dumb beyond redemption.
Any country that have such taste in infrastructure is doing well economically, socially, mentally and otherwise though may not be excellent but they're doing well, imagine they life they're craving for themselves, Now imagine yourself inside keke or with your Nigerian 3rd hand used car going through to your house in your primitive 3rd world environment filled with bandits mosquitos, going to bed with noise of generators and high cost of living, waking up with no assured future because of corruption & indiscipline, wouldn't you die than be proud of such a country talkless of coming online to boast about it?? Are you mentally ill or something??

For future sake, if you don't have data to download and watch the videos below, just drop your acc details or phn number, I'll share data with you, but don't come here to talk thrash again.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw2x8ZXj6VA?si=R4SbaxVFF1h6XjJ0


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mBvE93vq1Y?si=M2dT_dkOU9amoDcP


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPrXkwqfXjw?si=9ttU6uxdWGp5Z7kG

Sladem05:


It is true that Wars aren’t won based on military strength but Politics. Warfare is political game but Nigeria is highly divided. It’s not united. Nigerian soldiers can hardly face Boko Haram or the bandits not to talk of advanced militaries. This is also a hypothetical situation. No nation would ever use a nuclear weapon. That would be political suicide. But if they did the nation that was hit by the nuclear weapons would be in chaos. If Britain launched just 10 nuclear weapons against Nigeria. Nigeria’s situation would make Gaza look like a paradise. Nigeria is a country with population centres around the country. 10 nukes would eliminate much of the infrastructure and people in the country. Loss of life would be colossal. Millions will die. Hunger and Poverty increases dramatically.

izicode1:
It is very unfortunate that most of my clients are very interested in knowing solar panel price in Nigeria without knowing the facts behind solar panels.

I am using this medium to tell you that all solar panels are not equal. Therefore, you need to know the types of solar panels, and their advantages and disadvantages before knowing how much is a solar panel in Nigeria.

Fraud Alert:
Most solar panels on the market have fake or wrong stickers on them, which means you risk buying 200w as 500w. Read below to learn how to buy the exact capacity of solar panels you want to buy.

How to Determine the Number of Solar Panels You Need

The solar panel is the most crucial part of the solar energy system. Without the panel, you can’t harness the sun to convert to electricity. So, to a large extent, the quantity of power you can generate with solar depends on the number of solar panels available to capture the sun rays.
So, how do you determine the number of solar panels to use in a system?

It is a technical calculation, but I will provide you with a simple approach that can give you a near estimate of the number of panels to use.

Calculation:

Firstly, consider the capacity of the inverter.

Secondly, determine the space to place the panels

Thirdly, the space will determine the wattage of the solar panel to use.

As a rule of thumb, the smaller the space the higher the wattage capacity of the panel needed.

Let’s assume you want to have a 5kVA system installed: This means that the inverter capacity is 5kVA.

Again, let’s assume the space to place the panels is small, in that case, we need higher capacity solar panels, which could be 600W, 570W, 450W, 420W, 410W, and 380W.

Remember, 5KVA is equal to 5000W.

So, to determine the number of panels, you can easily divide the inverter capacity by the wattage of the panels available.

Therefore, if you are considering using 600W panels, the roughly estimated number required should be:
5000/600 = 8.333, which is 8

If you are considering using a 450W panel, then the roughly estimated number required should be:
5000/450 = 11.111, which is 11

Please note: In real engineering design there are lots of factors that determine the final or exact number of panels to use.
This is to give every layman an idea of how to go about determining the number of panels required for a system.

Types of Solar Panels in Nigeria

There are 2 types of solar panels, which are:
• Monocrystalline
• Polycrystalline

Both panels are made of silicon wafers but the technology behind them makes the monocrystalline solar panels more efficient and reliable than the polycrystalline solar panels.

Let’s look deep into each of the types of solar panels listed above;

Monocrystalline Solar Panels

This is the most efficient and reliable solar panel you must go for. It is designed to trap and harness the energy from the sun no matter how low the intensity of the sun is.

Advantages

• Very high efficiency: This means that monocrystalline solar panels convert more than 22% of the sunlight into usable electricity
• Space efficiency: Due to how effective this panel is in harnessing sunlight, it does not require much space to produce the energy you need. In other words, a few panels will serve you well, depending on the capacity of your inverter
• Durability: Monocrystalline solar panels are designed to work effectively for a minimum of 25 years. Report shows that it can go up to 40 years working perfectly
• Low Light Performance: Even in less-than-ideal conditions with lower sunlight levels, monocrystalline panels outperform other types.

Disadvantages

• The only flaw of this type of panel is that they are very expensive.
Polycrystalline Solar Panel

If you are looking for an affordable solar panel with less efficiency, then polycrystalline should be your best bet. It does not convert much sunlight to usable electricity.

To get the required usable electricity from polycrystalline solar panels, you need to stack so many of them, which means it consumes a lot of space.

Due to the space it consumes, it is not advisable to use them on the roof. Instead, you make a platform, which is an added cost to the solar project.

With this, you are now equipped with information on the best solar panels to use for your project. Let’s now go deep into the price of solar panels in Nigeria

Price of Solar Panels in Nigeria

The price solar panels range between 50,000 and 200,000 Naira, depending on the capacity and brand.

Warning: Most solar panels on the market have fake or wrong stickers on them, which means you risk buying 200w as 500w

There are only a few solar panels in Nigeria that have the exact wattage placed on them. The ones I can defend because I have used them over the years as an installer are:
• Foresolar Panels
• Choice Panels
• KBC Panels

To get the original of these products, you must buy directly from the company or their main distributor on Jiji (Felsolar tech Nig Ltd). Their distributor is a verified member of Jiji, which means you can transact with them without any problem. Or WhatsApp them on +2347030683495

Interestingly, they ship to every part of the country within 3 days once your payment is confirmed.

Solar panel Price in Nigeria Conclusion

Remember, anytime you talk of solar, you are talking of the utilization of the available sunlight in Nigeria. And the only thing that can give you access to the sun is the solar panel.

So, it is the most important part of the solar system, hence you must get it right or you suffer darkness that you are running away from the failed Nigerian government to produce power.

That means that solar price in Nigeria shouldn’t be your main goal, rather getting the right reliable, efficient and durable solar panels should be.
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yinkbell:


Will you hide under this verse to drink Alcohol?
You don't have same ailment as Timothy did right?

We have many other verses that talk about being drunk. read all through and don't take just one or two verses in isolation.
When you start with just a shot, you graduate into taking several mugs.

We all know how addictive Alcohol could be. In cough Syrup and other medicine, they are of little quantity which can't have harmful effect in the body.

Tochi360:



Hahaha hahaha,why e be se na people wey their papa don die tey tey dey rush call out papa

Well I dey talk to my late papa so no wahala na

Ezu nwuru anwu kam bu

chopnaira:

That was a reply to "Anambra na their papa" post.

Schools from several states in Nigeria win competitions all the time. There is nothing special about Anambra than other states of the federation .

Someone posted up there a school in Ogun state that won an International maths competition (World maths competition).

Eweduses:

I already know you and your balded_head father are good for nothing chimpanzees, tanks for confirming it.

Abuke na nne_okwa, iberibe ekweghi gi malu ife, anumanu, eleg_uryo.

obaidan:
BBC have a lot of problems to talk about in the society where they operate from. They should leave us to deal with our issues our own way