honestly this new emergency response agency are actually getting efficient by the day. RIP to the dead.
Let be more careful while driving nowadays, distracted drivers are now common.

[quote author=Contact17 post=49624993]No. Not at all.

I love what I'm studying and I can't imagine myself doing something else.

There are so many thing I can do with a nursing degree and I am just hoping for opportunities to excel beyond expectations.

#Proudstudent[/quote

Am impressed about you view but honestly a large percentage of your course mate can't be this confident about their choice of career.

ackmann:
You mean Nigerian builders mix too much sand in the cement mixture?

Although am not an engineer but my dad is sells cement, I have opportunity of visiting many site during drop-off.
I noticed ;
There different textures of sand for different projects
Cement and sand also have ratios
Mechanical mixers produce uniform mixtures
Moulds are neatly designed
And mortar are vibrated to reduce air trapped in the mortar.

I think it has to do with the composition of the mixture.

Doing business or working diligently in Nigeria is also a crime. Local governments have many money extortion schemes and they don't perform any commendable project. Rob peter to feed lazy Paul.

May God help us. Employment being created

Non- theist. As for me religion is a personal thing, my dad enjoys arguing with others, I don't want to discuss religion at all

Wealth is actually a multiplier effect so also is poverty but my grandpa tells me from experience that since nothing is constant but change. You can only insure yourself against poverty by acting in your circle of influence and following this laws,
1, Networth without cashflow is bad investment
2, Earn before you spend
3, Expand your means
4, have an insurance plan.
5, Expand you means
6, earning from assets must exceed your liabilties
7, money is a seed, a seed can grow in to a might oak
8, never stop learning the game of money
9, teach you kids about money as they grow they will be independent and not a burden
10, Learn to give, teach and celebrate.
He give us this message once we are 8year old and we read every birthday. Currently I earn 5times my monthly expenses but not yet finacially free. You can read more of *kiyosaki book on investing*.

ExInferis:


Pls don't buy into the mass hysteria. Absolutely nothing wrong with GM foods. Even the FDA has ok'd it.

Besides the Internet is not always an authoritative source of info. You can find evidence of aliens on the Internet.

I don't know the food he has planted before. All can food from China are Genetically engineered. For Nigeria a begger has no choice.

allCopacetic:
Our Recommended brands of choice for panel lights include Original Torch, Ossymac, SMART, LAXON, AKT and a few others. Unfortunately, these popular brands are as always, heavily adulterated. In light of this challenge, we continually strive to offer the best qualities at competitive prices and deliver a quality assurance that is second to none

where can I get in bulk the listed once.

allCopacetic:
Because LED lamps are generally very durable, (by virtue of the technology employed) and because electricity is barely existent here…. You can buy these cheap generic variants and they might serve you well for over six , twelve or more months. But If you get twelve months from a generic, be assured you’ll get considerably longer service from a higher quality branded . In addition , you’ll enjoy higher light output per watt (luminous efficacy) with the higher quality branded types .i.e you get brighter, more efficient lighting.

I have generic bulbs I use on my off grid home. Been using it for 5years now(2011) only 1pcs out of 19pcs was damage, which I repaired by soldering it. The issue with the LED bulbsc8s fluctuation affects it. If you use inverter(full sinewave) selected lighting loads should be LED.

Me set am 23 and my girlfriend is 65. the older the best.

Your office address in lagos will be interested or website.

Ole!

Send me a personal message.

Am confused, I once read that landmines might have objects that has impact on 50meters radius. quote author=Seun post=47476391]Also, one wonders why the other soldiers who are not defusing the bomb are standing so close. A completely unnecessary risk, in my view.[/quote]

wike!. Where amechi!. See my people lag they camera, if your militant Bleep up. I bring my Bible along.

you are basing your opinions on ewarriors. Nigerian are not tribalism freaks. we are one.

JUMIA IS THE BEST

is crap. they are bleeding

they will pay with the account you used in your wallet. pls address this kind of issue to mall@konga.com .

Check konga book store

Rich daddy guide to investing. Am 23 and reading Kiyosaki's books made me my first million.

Edited
Jumia as improved and returned all they owe us at Talkers Energy and cases in which items where damaged refunds where made.
They now guarantee sellers 30days refunds when item returned is delayed more than 30days.

Will advise you clarify this statement as we ain't there spokesperson.

Oga show evidence. I am a co-owner of a store on both. Konga business model gives you opportunity because it the cheapest and most profitable mall presently that i know of. Maybe it the type of products we retail on the platform.

Konga!!!. Products are traceable and you can make the customer your own while jumia is..... Thank me later

Deep cycle are better and i have used and tested them. Deep can be recharged and discharged multiple times. Check google for BATTERY University. My parents house is solar powered. Luminous and sukam are great. Inbox me if you are thinking off-grid.

why

My main aim in this publication is to provide
relevant information which I have gathered in the
past 3years, based on field experience and
reputable public sources.
Solar power is the conversion of sun light into
electricity, either directly using photovoltaic cell
(PV) or indirectly using concentrated power
according to ‘Wikipedia’. My focus would be on
photovoltaic cells (solar cells), it products and it
multiple useful application in our society.
Solar cells had been used in powering small and
medium sized applications, from calculator
powered by a single cell to off-grid solar powered
homes. Prices of solar panels has dropped
drastically in recent times from $80-$50/ Watt in
1970s to about 0.33/Watt in recent times, making
solar power an emerging inexpensive cleaner
source of electricity where grid power (NEPA) is
not available or inconsistent. Solar cells produce
Direct Current (DC) which fluctuates with sun
intensity, in larger system e.g. Home-system
INVERTER (convert DC to AC) is used to power
appliances using AC and batteries of different
capacities are used to Store excess power in
daytime.
Solar power has much potential in Nigeria which
is close to the Equator and is tropical; however
there are wide climatic variations in different
communities. Our National Average Monthly
Hours of Sunshine is 6Hrs a day while some
areas like Maiduguri, Nigeria receives
approximately 8hrs of Sun light a day.
Innovation in solar power technology are
beginning to have profound impacts in all areas of
resisdential use which includes lighting, mobile
phone charging, entertainment and security etc. In
area of household lighting in rural and suburban
areas, SOLAR LANTERNs is emerging as the safest
and long term cost-effective lighting source
compare to other alternatives like candle and
kerosene lamps, with some having capacity to
charge mobile phones, music players, mosquitoes
repellent etc.
According to LIGHTING AFRICA initiative more
than 800,000Pcs of solar products are sold in
Africa annually, with estimated +700 million
Africans living without Grid connection in remote
and rural areas. Some enterprises such as Solar
Aid (East Africa), Solar sisters, Talkers Energy
(Nigeria) are designing different business models
for cost-effective last-mile distribution of solar
products especially SOLAR LANTERNS , Mini-
Home-Systems to people who needed it the most.
Solar Lanterns will reduce the dependency of
people on candles and kerosene lanterns; they are
cost-effective in the long-run and have a payback
period of 3-4 month due to household saving
from using them.
Benefits;
· Increase reading time of children
· Safer and brighter lighting source
· Low maintenance cost
· 2-3years life span
· Reduce household energy spending on
lighting
The market for solar product is emerging and less
competitive and most of the products are readily
available in the market. We have seen young
people from different African countries taking
advantage of the opportunity with some netting
sales of 500Pcs a year with profit margins of
8-10%. There are also many funding
opportunities’ for young solar entrepreneurs
locally and internationally.
We look forward to
writing about your successes soon on our blog.
Please like and share you might just be the key to
a friend fortune.
For enquiries and opinions contact us by SOLARTALKERS dot COM.

You can sell solar lanterns and charcoal cook stove. Talkersenergy(check on Google) could help. Inbox me on Nairaland for details. They are popular in Ikorodu.