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I USE THE SERVO ALSO...I THINK THAT PARTICULAR UNIT U MENTIONED HAS A FACTORY FAULT.....mine only give 190v~`when the input is about 135v.....anything above 140v am sure of a steady 220v.......thats why the relay stab is slightly better as it accepts input voltage as low as 120v......unlike the servo that the minimum input voltage is 130v

@richmon...good job on the pictures and info......nigerians are really coming up to use inverters/alt energy....i learnt haier thermocool now have an inverter line...it appears people are yet to embrace it?......i have been searching for it in shops...still no show....maybe they will have it in their lagos showroom on adeola odeku str vi?...can some1 confirm this?

so lets do a trojan battery group buy....who is game?

but come to think of it..i think there is now a trojan battery registered distributor in nigeria now

[quote author=me_me]Came across this, n it got me worried. Dh works in lag, n i stay in kano. He comes cd 8 to cd 18. Could we b missing it?

http://womenshealth.about.com/cs/pregnancy/a/whenpregoccur.htm[/quote]you could buy the clearblue digital ovulation kit.....takes the guessing out of the ovulation game.....has very good reviews on amazon...i blv u can locate it in nigeria if u search

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002VLYAOI/ref=ox_sc_act_title_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER

i have a battery bank {2 x 200amp) that i have used for about 2yrs.........now i want to increase my capacity and buy 2 x 200amp battery to form my 2nd bank...my qquestion is....can i combine both banks...say using the copper bar as george d used?

its a 24v inverter so the batteries will in in series n then parallel....the system would be connected to a 1kw 24v solar panel and a cc charge controller.....but my major concern is if i can combine the old and new battery bank............without the old battery affecting the life/performance of the new........am thinking since they are in different strings that the effect would be negligible...but am open to ideas/comments from folks here

hello house...can one convert a visiting usa visa to student visa?.....

hello phemmy..do u know about zim shipping line?..are they any good?...do they usually hv congestions at their terminal

alyarmouk: ITS NOT ADVISABLE TO USE SUCH BULBS...SOME OF US JUST MARKET PRODUCT WITHOUT THOROUGH RESEARCH.
HAVE YOU EVER DRIVEN PAST SOMEONE WITH SUCH HEADLAMPS @ NIGHT? ITS REALLY BLINDING..IT LEAVES THE OPPOSITE ROAD USER BLIND TEMPORARILY THEREBY ENDANGERING THE ROAD USER AND YOURSELF..PLS LETZ BE ADVISED ACCORDINGLY...I DUNNO IF THERE S STILL A BAN ON HALOGEN HEADLAMP CUZ UR PRODUCT SURE FALLS UNDER IT..ITS ONLY A NAME CHANGE.

like what you installed in that corolla below...that would be very very blinding t night...HIDS need projectors to be effective and non blinding

read the write up in the link below: we all learn everyday.

http://www.blindinghid.com/hid-conversions-with-projectors/

didnt see any tips...but installing hid lights in a headlight assy made for halogeb bulbs is wrong........no kind of 'tips' can make it ok.

retro fitting is the route you should go.......

pls stop installing hids in headlight housings made for halogen bulbs.........HIDS are designed for projector housings...installing them in normal halogen housings results in high degree of light scattering and blinding of on coming traffic!!!...this causes accident at night...........

i see so many ill installed hid/flourescent head lights in nigeria...it is wrong...........

how much to clear 2006 4runner...pls gimme price for container and roro

I USE LUMINOUS...AND SOME o fmy pals...we all have good stories about it......you could give it a try

the tarrif is scheduled to come into effect feb 2014..............check the link below for full info
http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/news/top-stories/315900-tariff-on-imported-tokunbo-cars-increased.html


Twenty-four hours after the new automotive development plan was approved by the Federal Executive Council, the Federal Government on Thursday said a new tariff on the importation of cars would be announced soon.
The move will make imported cars more expensive thus, promoting the purchase of locally manufactured vehicles.
The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Mr. Olusegun Aganga, confirmed the development during a chat with journalists in Abuja.
Aganga said the old tariff had been reviewed upwards, adding that the new tariff had already been approved by the Federal Government.
This, he added, was part of measures to develop the Nigerian automotive industry.
“The importation of Tokunbo vehicles will not be a major threat to the automotive development plan. The tariff for the importation of cars has been reviewed upward and will be announced soon,” he said.
Aganga also said the ministry had commenced, with immediate effect, the implementation of the Automotive Industrial Policy Development Plan.
The measures, which were approved by the Federal Executive Council on Wednesday, according to the minister, will position Nigeria in the league of auto-producing countries.
He said with the new measures, the automotive industry would create significant, good quality employment and a wide range of technologically advanced manufacturing opportunities.
He said, “In many countries around the world, the automotive industry plays both strategic and catalytic roles in economic development, particularly in employment creation and wealth generation.
“With our current population and economy, our potential vehicle market is about one million vehicles a year. This is more than sufficient to support an automotive industry.”
While stating that the manufacture of vehicles would enable Nigeria to acquire the technologies of mass production and quality control, Aganga said arrangements were being made to manufacture new cars that would be sold for between N1.2m and N1.5m.
He said, “Recognising the strategic effects of the automotive industry in industrialisation, emerging economies like Brazil, China, Malaysia, India, Iran, Indonesia, Thailand and South Africa took deliberate steps to develop their automotive industry between the 1960s and 1980s.
“Nigeria started about the same time in the 1970s. These countries have, however, developed well advanced automotive industries now in contrast to Nigeria. The Nigerian auto development plan will promote investments in the assembly of inexpensive cars in the country at prices, which Nigerians can afford, and will gradually substitute the large and growing car imports coming into the country.”
The Director-General, National Automotive Council, Mr. Aminu Jalal, said many international automotive manufacturers in particular, Toyota, Nissan, Renault and General Motors, had indicated interest to invest in Nigeria following the evolution of the automotive development plan.
He said, “Nissan, Toyota and others are now conducting a feasibility study on vehicle assembly in Nigeria.
“At full capacity, the Nigerian automotive industry has the potential to create 70,000 skilled and semi-skilled jobs along with 210,000 indirect jobs in the Small and Medium-scale Enterprises sector that will supply the assembly plants.”
Jalal said 490,000 other jobs would also be created in the raw materials supply industries.
He added that importers could still clear imported vehicles at the old rates until February 28, 2014, provided “they can prove that they had opened a letter of credit for the vehicles before October 3, 2013.

the tarrif is scheduled to come into effect feb 2014..............check the link below for full info
http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/news/top-stories/315900-tariff-on-imported-tokunbo-cars-increased.html


Twenty-four hours after the new automotive development plan was approved by the Federal Executive Council, the Federal Government on Thursday said a new tariff on the importation of cars would be announced soon.
The move will make imported cars more expensive thus, promoting the purchase of locally manufactured vehicles.
The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Mr. Olusegun Aganga, confirmed the development during a chat with journalists in Abuja.
Aganga said the old tariff had been reviewed upwards, adding that the new tariff had already been approved by the Federal Government.
This, he added, was part of measures to develop the Nigerian automotive industry.
“The importation of Tokunbo vehicles will not be a major threat to the automotive development plan. The tariff for the importation of cars has been reviewed upward and will be announced soon,” he said.
Aganga also said the ministry had commenced, with immediate effect, the implementation of the Automotive Industrial Policy Development Plan.
The measures, which were approved by the Federal Executive Council on Wednesday, according to the minister, will position Nigeria in the league of auto-producing countries.
He said with the new measures, the automotive industry would create significant, good quality employment and a wide range of technologically advanced manufacturing opportunities.
He said, “In many countries around the world, the automotive industry plays both strategic and catalytic roles in economic development, particularly in employment creation and wealth generation.
“With our current population and economy, our potential vehicle market is about one million vehicles a year. This is more than sufficient to support an automotive industry.”
While stating that the manufacture of vehicles would enable Nigeria to acquire the technologies of mass production and quality control, Aganga said arrangements were being made to manufacture new cars that would be sold for between N1.2m and N1.5m.
He said, “Recognising the strategic effects of the automotive industry in industrialisation, emerging economies like Brazil, China, Malaysia, India, Iran, Indonesia, Thailand and South Africa took deliberate steps to develop their automotive industry between the 1960s and 1980s.
“Nigeria started about the same time in the 1970s. These countries have, however, developed well advanced automotive industries now in contrast to Nigeria. The Nigerian auto development plan will promote investments in the assembly of inexpensive cars in the country at prices, which Nigerians can afford, and will gradually substitute the large and growing car imports coming into the country.”
The Director-General, National Automotive Council, Mr. Aminu Jalal, said many international automotive manufacturers in particular, Toyota, Nissan, Renault and General Motors, had indicated interest to invest in Nigeria following the evolution of the automotive development plan.
He said, “Nissan, Toyota and others are now conducting a feasibility study on vehicle assembly in Nigeria.
“At full capacity, the Nigerian automotive industry has the potential to create 70,000 skilled and semi-skilled jobs along with 210,000 indirect jobs in the Small and Medium-scale Enterprises sector that will supply the assembly plants.”
Jalal said 490,000 other jobs would also be created in the raw materials supply industries.
He added that importers could still clear imported vehicles at the old rates until February 28, 2014, provided “they can prove that they had opened a letter of credit for the vehicles before October 3, 2013.

the tarrif is scheduled to come into effect feb 2014..............check the link below for full info
http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/news/top-stories/315900-tariff-on-imported-tokunbo-cars-increased.html


Twenty-four hours after the new automotive development plan was approved by the Federal Executive Council, the Federal Government on Thursday said a new tariff on the importation of cars would be announced soon.
The move will make imported cars more expensive thus, promoting the purchase of locally manufactured vehicles.
The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Mr. Olusegun Aganga, confirmed the development during a chat with journalists in Abuja.
Aganga said the old tariff had been reviewed upwards, adding that the new tariff had already been approved by the Federal Government.
This, he added, was part of measures to develop the Nigerian automotive industry.
“The importation of Tokunbo vehicles will not be a major threat to the automotive development plan. The tariff for the importation of cars has been reviewed upward and will be announced soon,” he said.
Aganga also said the ministry had commenced, with immediate effect, the implementation of the Automotive Industrial Policy Development Plan.
The measures, which were approved by the Federal Executive Council on Wednesday, according to the minister, will position Nigeria in the league of auto-producing countries.
He said with the new measures, the automotive industry would create significant, good quality employment and a wide range of technologically advanced manufacturing opportunities.
He said, “In many countries around the world, the automotive industry plays both strategic and catalytic roles in economic development, particularly in employment creation and wealth generation.
“With our current population and economy, our potential vehicle market is about one million vehicles a year. This is more than sufficient to support an automotive industry.”
While stating that the manufacture of vehicles would enable Nigeria to acquire the technologies of mass production and quality control, Aganga said arrangements were being made to manufacture new cars that would be sold for between N1.2m and N1.5m.
He said, “Recognising the strategic effects of the automotive industry in industrialisation, emerging economies like Brazil, China, Malaysia, India, Iran, Indonesia, Thailand and South Africa took deliberate steps to develop their automotive industry between the 1960s and 1980s.
“Nigeria started about the same time in the 1970s. These countries have, however, developed well advanced automotive industries now in contrast to Nigeria. The Nigerian auto development plan will promote investments in the assembly of inexpensive cars in the country at prices, which Nigerians can afford, and will gradually substitute the large and growing car imports coming into the country.”
The Director-General, National Automotive Council, Mr. Aminu Jalal, said many international automotive manufacturers in particular, Toyota, Nissan, Renault and General Motors, had indicated interest to invest in Nigeria following the evolution of the automotive development plan.
He said, “Nissan, Toyota and others are now conducting a feasibility study on vehicle assembly in Nigeria.
“At full capacity, the Nigerian automotive industry has the potential to create 70,000 skilled and semi-skilled jobs along with 210,000 indirect jobs in the Small and Medium-scale Enterprises sector that will supply the assembly plants.”
Jalal said 490,000 other jobs would also be created in the raw materials supply industries.
He added that importers could still clear imported vehicles at the old rates until February 28, 2014, provided “they can prove that they had opened a letter of credit for the vehicles before October 3, 2013.

any idea if or when the new/increased tarriff would start being applied?

na today?.

free bump

how much to clear 2006 4runner...not sure of the shipping line.
pls gimme container and roro price

solar 4 life!

my peeps are going places

jtedp21a250059005 pls help me

how much?

hello,,trying to contact you...i learnt u install keyless entry....i need such on an 04 rav4.....how much would it cost..and what makes of the keyless entry do u have?

he leave the 2 booblicious babes come dey hol that one wey get half/flat chest.............n e be like say the hAND IS EVEN CONFUSING THE BABE...SEE THE CONFUSED LOOK ON HER FACE

when is the best time to take clomid?..3rd 4th or 5th day of cycle?...google says 5th day is cool..some peeps say 3rd day.

toyota 4 runner calipers..13wg 16'' wheel size...how much n delivery to edo state?

more bfps ..BABA GOD please o.

SO WHO HAS PURCHASED PARTS FROM THESE BEFORE?...ANY TESTIMONIES?

pls help me check this vins.

JHLRE48758C038662
JHLRE38757C082282

hello doc.. i hv been noticing something 4 a while now, when i suck my dw n,ipple.s... i get a little aftertaste in my mouth...defintely not milk..but something not too pleasant...just cant descibe it...but physically no fluid comes out from the Tip.s .....has any1 experienced anything like this b4?

wow mighty rain of bfps!..what a good GOD we serve!!!!!!

@ house.. i hv been noticing something 4 a while now, when i suck my dw n,ipple.s... i get a little aftertaste in my mouth...defintely not milk..but something not too pleasant...just cant descibe it...but physically no fluid comes out from the nipple.s .....has any1 experienced anything like this b4?


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[Verse 1:]
You're not a God created by human hands
You're not a God dependent on any mortal man
You're not a God in need of
Anything we can give
By Your plan, that's just the way it is
[2x]

[Chorus:]
You are God alone, from before time began
You were on Your throne, You are God alone.
And right now, in the good times and bad
You are on Your throne, You are God alone.

[Verse 2:]
You're the only God whose power none can contend
You're the only God whose name and
Praise will never end
You're the only God who's worthy
Of everything we can give
You are God, that's just the way it is

[Chorus]

[Bridge:]
You're unchangeable (Unchangeable)
Unshakable (Unshakable)
Unstoppable (Unstoppable)
That's who you are (That's who you are)
[2x]

well said @ ripvanwink

120k is too low, fake clearing..your car could be impounded by customs if its disc overed that u underpaid clearing fees