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Pls stop bandying this about. Nothing in this other than selling of products and recruiting others lest you make no farthing.

Is a certificate given after investment by the bank you went through?

cynhamscakes:
Just saw this. The picture isn't showing.
No, its not possible to send butter cream frosted cake to the East from Abuja.
I send fondant frosted though.
But there is hight risk of the cake becoming messy due to the long distance plus bumpy road.

Ok ma. Pls which is fondant frosted?

She seems to be getting more mature with each passing day.

Tellnig:
My brother, i had to use something to go and throw it outside and even there, it was still making the sounds and scattering dust like boko haram bomb, what i later went to check it, it has been reshaped probably, it was melting or burning, i no know. Main while thanks for remembering me TESTIMONY IN CHURCH TODAY

We talking about electrocution man.

Samyj247:
guy u made a mistake, its not even 2 gig but 1 gig if u are downloading. I have made us of that subscription for like 3 times. If u download a video file of 4mb, airtel will deduct 14mb instead of 4mb. No body shld waist his/her money on that subscription. I even want to brk my airtel sim self.

Ur head dey dia guy. Thats why dey have a plan of 2gb for 2k too.

Dat tin na Bb plan but they left it open to be working on all devices.

But d zapping wasn't dat way as at 2012 2013.

PMIcon:
If that girl died, it is likely murder. B4 electric shock plastic case would av melted & she would av woken up b4 it gets to what d picture shows.
If it was an explosion + shock whoever left the power bank in that position it is in d pics is not so smart. An explosn would not leave it in position.
If it is not murder it will most likely b photoshop.

Send your bank account. You just won 1 million.

feldido:
Op, in as much as I agree to your post, but I want to correct you on the point I quoted above...

DC power from batteries can explode when both polarities are touched, that's why you see sparks n fumes when u touch them. (not advisable)

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Thanks my man. Note however that the touching I meant wasn't connecting both terminals together say with a wire. I meant placing your left hand on one and the right hand on the other terminal.

nekedchris:
EEC 124 :
Potential Difference .
Voltage.
Current.
A Current of 1.0aM can kill a man if only determined by time.
Electronics especially low powered use btw 4.5- 13volts.
Current varries. The highest is for laptops while highest for mobile is 9v as seen in infinix hot note.
That could not possibly kill that girl.
Its something else which is not explainable except MURDER.
I am having a field day laughing at all the dumbos commenting here.
Pls keep it up.
I am being entertained.

Thanks my guy.

gantic:
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Was there anywhere you were told they don't ptefer it because of shocks or electrocution?
There were talking in the main about catching fire.

xtervaganza:
Dear op, your theory is as senseless as it is baseless. A simple search on youtu e would show you power banks and phone batteries exploding.


And I'm sure you know 99% of power banks were made in China? During the Sony Ericsson days I bought a fake extra battery for my phone then, I charge it full and was going out with the fake(spare) battery in my pocket. Suddenly I felt something g burning my @rse, I brought out the battery from my back pocket and it was very hot I threw it in middle of the road with cars passing, the next thing; it exploded like a bomb. If it had been during this time of boko haram people might mistake me for a suicide bomber

It's pellucid you have no smattering of electronics. I wouldn't engage in exchange of contumelies with you either. Have no confab with juveniles.

addjerry:
Op considering your electrical theory you are right but you may not be right saying the cause is not a power bank. Take a look at it from this perspective.
From the story, the power bank was connected to AC source and remember every electronic device(whether powered by A.C or D.C) has the maximum temperature they can withstand (diode majorly) before they burn. Since the girl was sleeping and power bank was connected to AC supply, there is tendency the power bank heat up and burned after a long time of charge without disconnection which cause the plastic case of the power bank to melt with the skin of the girl. From the pic, it looks like melting not electric shock coz there is a liquid substance on the floor around her neck.

The power bank I use do heat up after a very long charging.

Kindly reexamine your argument. So it melted which would probably take some minutes and the girl was sleeping all those while? Just look critically at it.

Cruzeiro:
Unilag... There's just this aura.... I just knew it...
Wbu tho

Hmm, which aura?

gantic:
Ever wondered why lithium batteries are not allowed on most airplanes?

Pls tell us sir

nigerianvenom:
People dont even understand issues. No doubting about battery explosion, but a dc volt can n will never hurt a fly talkmore of killing human being

Mma Nkechi abeg give am one Origin.

Cruzeiro:
please if any one can kindly put me through upgrading to lollipop I will be appreciative. I'm tired of kit kat.

Yes, thats d answer to ur question of what I study in my thread. I didnt want to post it there.
Thanks.
Where do you study.

boss1310:
well its not true.my younger sis schooling in khumasi knw the girl.if you find it hard to blv just because you want to prove your point,you are free

Then foul play should be sensed, okay?

dandollaz:
You have one side brain @op.my charger caugh fire about a month ago.she might have plug the powerbank on AC while charging her phone at the same time on PBank,probably she was facebooking or wasapping with her phone .meanwhile ghana buy alot of phones&accessceries in naija.so chinko on my mind.

Your charger caught fire. So what does that establish here. Which nexus? Abegi.

3kay945:
Was just passing by when I sighted ' AA battery(finger battery) will kill a human'


How is that possible?

The lad is damn confused.

bisi16:
Meanwhile, if u are comfortable wit garlic, it also helps. 1 smallest clove, shred it and swallow with water + 2 table spoon of honey. It keeps ur belly calm at 9te. Coz that's when d acid really does damage. Send me ur email so I can send u d woman's number. She's at Awka. It's not far 4rm u

How does the garlic work. And isn't this honey kept in open places unhygienic?

[quote author=bisi16 post=34929529]Meanwhile, if u are comfortable wit garlic, wat dies the garlic do

RomanceLander:
Please check for fil 12000mah powerbank tell me the difference

I no get d guy sef

iamord:
Okay. Ckc is not less noble. What matters is the output. I asked cos the slogan is floreat!

Okay. Thanks man. I use it because of the meaning.

DBlackCeazer:
There are several ceramic Capacitors connected from the primary section (where you ve hot live) to the secondary ground of every standard power supply, there re instances where they go bad (short) and pose a shock hazard, basically cheap adapters are prone to this type of fault, I ve also seen situations where lightening are the culprits, You ve to be extremely careful whenever you ve your gadgets connected to the mains, especially if it has a metal frame that's grounded, also make sure your home is properly wired, with a functional ELCB installed. A word is enough for the wise.

Yes you have to be careful when AC is involved and not DC

iPopAlomo:
Go back to page one and read all over again...

Please sir tell me.

iPopAlomo:
The numerical answer: Voltage is like electrical pressure, voltage causes charges to flow, and when charges flow through our bodies at a low rate, we can't even feel a thing. But when they flow at more than a certain high rate, bad things happen. To stay safe, we should only play with voltages which are way less than 45 volts. Don't mess with plug-in appliances, they use 120 volts. As long as the electric charges flow through your body at a rate that is lots less than 1/1000 of an ampere (one milliamp), you can't even feel them. To stay safe, only send electrical current through your body at a rate less than 1/1000 ampere, and do this by staying away from high voltage. But this is numerical, so it's not that meaningful.
The "electricity" which flows through human bodies is charged particles: potassium ions, sodium ions, chloride, etc. Since these particles are always inside our bodies, we can't say that "electricity" is dangerous. Instead, it is the FLOW of charges which causes problems. Think like this: human beings are partly composed of movable "electricity" or charges, but these charges normally don't move much. If something makes them move, abnormal things can happen. When someone gets a shock from touching wires, electricity WAS NOT put into their body from outside. Instead, the electric voltage on the wires pushed upon the charges already inside their body, which then moved forward, causing an electric current to appear inside. During electrocution, human beings become part of an electric circuit, and the circuit causes their "electricity" to begin flowing fast.
During electrocution, the large abnormal electric current (ion currents) cause nerves to fire, which causes muscles to tense up, and this can include your heart muscle and your diaphragm (electric current can stop the heart and prevent breathing.) Suddenly-tensed muscles can throw your body across a room hard enough to break bones or cause concussions. Also, electric currents directed through your heart can trigger fibrillation, which is a type of fast, quivering heartbeat which does not pump blood. Once fibrillation is triggered, it might not stop by itself. And finally, large electric currents can cause heating which cooks tissue.
As long as the value of electric current within tissues is small, it will not cause significant pain, heat, or muscle contraction. For example, if you touch the metal terminals of a 9 volt battery with wet fingertips from each hand, the voltage does push a measurable electric current in a circular path through your arms and chest! Yet the only result is that your fingertips become full of corroded metal from the electrochemistry occuring where the wet skin touches metal. In other words, 9 volt batteries are relatively safe. Now if you did the same thing with a 90 volt photographer's photoflash battery, the voltage-push is ten times higher, and the value of current would be ten times higher. You'd feel violent pain, your arms would jerk away, and some people would even go into cardiac fibrillation or "heart attack." The 9v battery creates a small current which you can't even feel. The 90v battery creates a larger current which is painful and dangerous.
Voltage is not the only thing which determines whether you get a shock. ELectrical resistance of your skin is also important. If the resistance of your skin is low, then a smaller voltage will create a larger current. For example, if you have tough, thick, dry skin on your hands, you might be able to touch even a 90-volt battery without harm (don't try it though!). Your higher skin resistance only allowed the battery to create a small current through your body. On the other hand, if you have thin, moist skin, then the same battery voltage will push a much higher current through you. If your skin is thin enough, then even a 9v battery might cause a larger current, which gives your fingers a slight tingle.

p.s...

graduated 8 years ago and I'm not practising... you can see the burn mask and you still call that Photoshop... I'm done with you... nah una dey make people yab engineers...

My dear thanks.
If you look at that you will see where it talks about factors that determine shock severity which I mentioned early on.

iPopAlomo:
I'm not and I won't argue with you... under the right condition... an AA battery (finger battery) will kill a human... I'm not in the mood to crack my brain... so I'll let this pass... but if you engage me properly... backed up by facts... then I might come out of engineering and school you a bit... until then... you win...

See the way you exude ignorance. Could you please tell us the cirvumstances that will make a finger battery kill?

boss1310:
leave the"alive"picture whether she is the one lying dead doesnt matter what matters is that the unclad lady dies with a power bank on her body,the injury is there and its no photoshop.
i carefully read thru ur grammar and your knowledge of electricity am yet to find out what you can tell us that killed the girl.tell us dear because you know it very well also the time and place of her death too.pls sir

See your argument. You are asking me what killed her when I am making a case that it was a photoshop. Doleful.

iamord:
u went to Kings college?

Why do you ask?

Esdb3:
A power bank might not have killed her but pls do yourself a favour by googling a video of a phone battery exploding and shut up about power banks not being able to explode.

Glad you conceded that it might not have killed her.

iamord:
u went to Kings college?

No dear, attended a no less noble one, CKC osha.

mdbissalla:
whatever!

pls, leave that theory/grammer...

Why should we leave it. You sound incurious. That's why we don't advance in this country scientifically. Because we ask no questions. No quest for knowledge.