₦airaland Forum

I want to brush up my skills I need a good place with great samples.

Op you be UST student?

Location?

Bro can you teach me name your price let's talk.

Yimmu the only problem I have with this country is power.

richidinho:
If you are in portharcourt you should know that Bonny Island enjoys 24hrs power supply

the piracy in their waterways scares the shit outta me.

edochie12:
We are witnessing 22 hours light in my area obosi in anambra state,but the billing is too much

seriously? Anambra?

shevon:
Kainji, in New-Bussa. We got 6 days of power supply, and 3 hours downtime every week back when I was serving in 2006/2007 and we don't pay for it. I don't know what it's like now o, but back then, it was surreal.

mehn this is so cool. I'll consider this because of the damn I guess.

System202:
Come to Yola at least 20 hrs of light if u doubt me do ur research

Nice but you know insecurity is a challenge.

Sammy07:
Osun state, esp. Osogbo

Okay

RadiantHouseNG:
First get a laptop with 8 hours battery life and an inverter to support. Simple. 170,000 Naira settles it

Can you recommend the laptop for me? So I can sell the one I have for it . Thanks

Multiplier7:
In all the states in Nigeria, people living in the railway quarters enjoy light more than 20hrs per day. I am a witness

Just try it out in the state you are and do the research.

Railway quarters? Never heard of that before. Man are you sure about this?

Allen102:
Bonny island Rivers state.

I'm thinking of this Island too but are you currently there? And is it every part of the island?

FarahAideed:
You have to leave Nigeria to see that

Brotherly I really thinking of this option.

Besko:
Currently in Agric (Ikorodu axis) with about 16hrs per day power for last one week.

Moreover, since April 2021, I've 247 power thanks to solar power I installed with more or less #100k (I earned from resealing one of my domain names sold for N107k/$250)... i.e.

1. 200w panel = 20k (fairly used but new as much... Band new is about 30k+)

2. 100ah deep cycle battery = 35k (brand new)

3. 1000w sachet solar inverter = 18k (brand new)

4. PMW Solar battery charger (30A) = 4k

5. 15m solar wire = 7k

6. Transport (8k) and installation (DIY with YouTube)

All bought from Alaba (check out prices on jiji too)

Between, I'm a programmer too ... The solar system'll carry all ur 5w bulbs, charge all ur phones, rechargeable standing fan (247) and PC (for at least 15hrs a day).

Although planning on adding another 100ah battery and 200w panel ASAP to boost the power generation during bad weather.

Was actually at the verge of killing myself due to the epileptic power supply (sometimes we go 8 days without power then and I hate generator n the noise...so don't ever consider it) – till I could sought this out myself by God's grace... Already feeling as if I were in charge n control of my destiny now! Don't really (emotionally) care so much about the govt n the looting anymore. However, still concerned that millions of smart brains are languishing in lack just only bc they couldn't afford COMMON electricity.

All I know is that these leaders that v made the lives of these millions around the world so difficult will definitely end in misery n the hottest part of the hell awaits them.

but it's the charging part. It rains all the time where am at.

Rebelutionary:
Having stayed for atleast a couple of months in some cities from Maiduguri to PH, Lagos-Enugu, Lokoja to Kano, Abuja to Akwaibom etc I can categorically tell the Op that in ALMOST EVERY STATE...there is always a part that enjoys that level of stability in electricity that you seek...ask around if you need to relocate!

Sometimes i wonder when i come to nairaland and i read about some nationwide blackout!!

Yeah but I don't trust this Port Harcourt even the Woji they say is having steady power before you know one thing will spoil and they'll stay without power for weeks.

WiszyFraud:
Come to Port Harcourt city..

Omo na the Port Harcourt I de so, it's frustrating I feel like crying most times.

omoharry:
My estate We have more than that . They take the light ones or twice a week and they bring it back after two hours .but you will make more that the usual Billings

pls where is your estate located?

I'm a freelancer, I'm tired of buying fuel, fixing generator all the time, paying PHCN bills with erratic power supply. If the poles don't fall, then it's low current or meter will have issues. I'm ready to relocate to anywhere even if it's in a village provided it has stable power supply all year round and preferably not coming from PHCN.
I'm even willing to relocate to a neighboring African country with guaranteed power supply.
Your suggestions are welcomed thank you.

NYCnextStop:
Whatever man so long as I'm not identified with that dogshit city PH

The way you're sounding so pained is your Village better? Dogshit ko Lagos was Nigeria's capital for more than 70 years and all of you ran there to develop it at the expense of cities including your dogshit village with no infrastructure. Now you're hear doing Yen Yen Yen. Shift one side mbok.

NYCnextStop:
Port Harcourt is one overhyped city. As a Lagos boy, I went there with this huge expectation as the second dopest city after Lagos but was disappointed. Imagine Hotel Presidential being the tallest Hotel in the city... spits

who told you you're a Lagos boy?

Withdrawal method. Gradual withdrawal till the relationship dies

After you spend all this money to produce a child and the child starts misbehaving you so flog am eh.

Na wa oh

seanwilliam:
Na all of una Dey learn graphics design ,, make una no saturate the market nah

they Don saturate am already boss

CharisEleos:
Now, this is what I've been meaning to share with anyone it may concern but I see most people don't like that line so I'm most times reluctant to share it. Glad this opportunity came up though.

This is/was how I developed myself to be able to survive the harsh economy that was hit by the global meltdown some years back and it has been my saving grace till today. At least to some extent compared to if I didn't take that bold step to develop myself.

Before the global meltdown, I was thriving in my profession as a secretary/ PA. After the meltdown, it became very difficult getting that nature of job and if I got it, is either I face sexual harraments and get laid off or settle for jobs that I didn't find fufilling due to the demanding nature or paywise.

I decided to go into teaching full-time but it was still demanding with meagre pay. That was when I decided to develop myself by going back to study a part-time subject so I can go into part-time teaching and be able to manage my time, job, spiritual and personal life effectively.

After that, I resigned from my full time job and started getting schools to teach on part-time and i charge what I was earning per month as a full timer then per school now and it's just once a week.

So, you can actually have 5 schools, or more but with more schools, you'll need extra hands and extra hands requires you pay but then it's still lucrative because if the extra hand is covering 5 schools x 30k that is 150 a month and you pay her 40k. You'll gain 110 a month from her side plus the 5 you are covering.

Now, even if you're the lazy type who just want to stick to your own or Maybe you're having a challenge getting good hands, you'll still thrive.

Schools are really looking for these part- time Teachers. Eg are

Phonetics
French
Yoruba.
Computer appreciation
Cursive and Nelson Writing

Now, I'm planning to go study french to add to what I already have. So I can also be both a French and Diction Instructor in the schools I work. God helping me.

If you want to train to be a certified phonics/ Diction Instructor, PM me. Ill train you for a token amount and you'll be awarded a certificate by a certified Academy. It's going to be an online training with audio.

The Lagos State ministry of education has finally included phonics and phonetics subjects to their curriculum. So the demand for phonics instructors will be high. Don't miss out.

PM only, Please.

This part time teaching can you elaborate on it ? Never heard of it. I've pmed you though.

Cerebellum:
Lol...I'm a tall guy too..5.11, for my age tho

But my friends will say i better not get married to a tall lady, I'll just smile and say "why"?

Actually, I'll say they're right and wrong...I personally will go for at least a 5.9 lady, one who's thick

Anyway, are you Thattallgirl @ OP?

MODIFIED: I noticed Some people here do not know what inches in height is...goan buy tape rule, and find good tailor to measure you

What's your age? E say for my age

Make sure you have steady power.

I hate this road with passion. Uyo to Calabar be like Port Harcourt to Benin.

Itzteewhy:
It almost resemble the one being built here in Kaduna.

But I don't know why the infrastructure being built here in Kaduna doesn't reach the news?

You mean the one in Kawo? That's more than a year?

TheRealestGuy:
Many a men have quit smoking, gambling, heavy drinking and similar vices for the sake of love (or to put it in another way, so they do not lose their partner).

So I put it to you that your view is incorrect, or very limited.

And many men haven't because of love. In fact they got worse.

XXXXTENTACION:
Yeah fellas whats the most brutal rejection you have ever recieved from a lady

for me it's just happened that i was just chicking this girl and everything was just moving smoothly i was very happy that yeah she will finally accept me only for her to tell me that yeah bro i like you and i think you are smart but i won't be able to date you cause you are too short. And i was like what the fvck

how many feet are you?