Zacks43:



You don't even need big dish your dstv dish will run everything for you. Just hit me on whatsapp 08061669395. I will give you good alternatives have been using since 2019

If you don't mind, will you give it to me for free like others have done here or I'll have to pay for the information?

Aside transport, just hold 10k, you'll be able to visit a lot of places and come back with change... More enjoyable if you go as a group

The tour for first storey building in Nigeria, visit to some slave families and their museum, then point of no return costs just 3k for the whole package (per person)... Except it has been upgraded, nothing special in whispering pines, just decaying structures... I'll rather advice you spend that money for whispering pines visiting those slave museums owned by several families... It's always fun with them and they may treat you to some local dishes... Although it's a dark past, they don't shy away from talking about their history

Whats so special about this Kaduna bombing that everyone is foaming in the mouth as if it's the first time it happened... I hope when same happens again (cos I want to believe it will), the same set of people will come up and show their sympathy also

finegirl233:

YES. I connect everything to a single decorder using a discq. Any installer can do it for you.

Do this connection and thank me later, buy a big dish(like dstv or any one that have same size with the blue dstv dish) then get a small dish with a strong decorder and you will watch everything you like for free. The setup cost me close to 30k that time but it is worth it

A DStv dish, a strong decoder, any name for the small fish or anyone goes?

That's all, the installer knows what he'll do, I don't need to give any special instructions or tell him I want it for FTA?

Topmaike007:
That's using some high-end decoder and BIg dish to enjoy premium channels for free

What's the cost range and where can one get those high-end decoder and big dish? Also, hope it's not those kind of dishes one has to build a special stand for them?

How does this work? You have three dishes, do you connect them all to one decoder or how exactly? I never even use two dishes at same time before

Topmaike007:
and can you stream anything for 6 hours nonstop and not feel the heat I have done this thing you say by buying firestick bought 1 year IPTV subscription and bought a terabyte data of 1 year for 100k Bros I no use am for 8 months..the best option is FTA on arabsat

Kindly explain the FTA on arabsat

nairalanda1:



Government should simply deregulate the downstream and let Dangote sell at a profit so that he would have the money to keep the refineries running.

Yes, Nigerians will suffer and yes, I know I am a fool for advocating more burdens on Nigerians , but in the world we live in, people like being paid. For 50 years we have kept petrol cheap and we lost 4 refineries doing so.

Niger sells fuel at over 1000 naira and their refinery has worked well for over 11 years without subsidy. Why can't we do the same?
Anyway, na so e be.

Considering the current government hinged most of their promises on this refinery, the question becomes, is it that they were dull not to have known this reality or they intentionally deceived Nigerians?

(Side note: I just saw the thread where the NNPCL boss is reiterating your position... You sure say you no dey work for NNPCL? lol)

nairalanda1:


You see the problem?

As lay men, what do you think will be the way out, government increasing the pump price or him selling to other countries (which will negate all the government hypes on the refinery) or government paying the extra (which will take us back to the subsidy that was removed)?

nairalanda1:
Dangote is

1.Not going to save the economy.

We are not earning enough dollars in the first place. That is our problem.

2.Not going to crash oil prices.

Unless you want government to pay his costs and pay back his loans, fuel from that refinery is going to cost above N900.

If fuel from that refinery cost above #900, does that mean he won't sell in Nigeria, because we are buying at #600?

keeper303:


Let me explain the little I know to you. Experts will explain better. This is how the solar system works:-
1. Solar panels collects energy from the sun.
2. Charge Controller regulates the energy that goes into the battery. Note that you can use the Charge controller to power your appliance but when the sun goes down there will not be enough energy to power any appliance hence the need for battery.
3. The sun from the solar panels that goes through the Charge controller stores power into the battery and also charges the battery so that when the sun goes down, the energy already stored in the battery can be used to power your appliance.
4. Inverter acts as a converter that changes dc current to ac current ( like Nepa light) to power your appliance.
From the above explanation, you can see that only the Inverter that stands alone will not be able to power any appliance. However, there are some Inverters that stores power in them that can be used as stand alone.
Please note that i am not an expert on the solar field. I just gave you a layman's explanation. I hope Experts will give you detailed information.

Thanks for this explanation... I'll combine this knowledge with that I'll get from others... I appreciate

Shebi Na police extorting civilians... Come Opeki busstop... Come Megida busstop... Come NEPA busstop...(all along Ipaja road)... Come Olaoluwa street, off Agbotikuyo... Come all these areas, I wan check something

Obnoxious2001:


No worries you questions are permitted that's the only way we can keep pushing this thread.

To your question, yes you can have an inverter backup system without having a solar system (we basically refer to the solar panels as the solar system since it gives room to recharge the batteries without nepa or gen)

What the inverter does is convert the dc voltage from the battery to Ac voltage which appliances in the house uses.

You may need to provide the wattage of the appliances you want to run, it would aid the design of the system.

No there will be no need for an electrician.
The only time an electrician would be needed is for load separation and possibly point separation.

Okay, thanks

If one has an inverter as a standalone, how will it be charged, or is it like car battery?

How do I know the watts of the appliances, laptops, phones, fan and bulbs?

Obnoxious2001:

To power those load you mentioned I don't think so 700k can get u a good 12v backup system

Sorry my question might sound childish, but abeg I no know am

Is there a difference between using an inverter and the solar stuff, or do they come together?

Is it the inverter that determines how long the light lasts or the solar panels? Let's say one wants to use it in an office with just one ceiling fan and two sockets, for three laptops and, say 5 phones, how will one go about it?

Also, in an apartment with two sockets for one laptop and three phones at a time, how will it work?

In the apartment, will one need to get an electrician to rewire the house again, considering it's a rented apartment?

Thanks in advance to you and all that'll contribute

Not more than 3months

Originalsly:



I agree that a woman can't bring the passion and intensity needed in football .... the testosterone is just not there!

On the other side... I don't believe women commentators will bring women to the sport. Women watching football mainly have little interest in the actual game or the outcome .... most are there to watch the men. Two football matches ... Italy vs Spain ..... 1000 meters away ... sexiest movie stars vs sexiest male models at twice the price .... which do you thing women will storm?

Lol, now this is funny ... I guess they'll go for the one with sexy players... Same reason they love watching wrestling

naptu2:

I created both the first and second threads and these were the issues in the first report.
From Jaafar's tweet:
⬆️ That presented the idea that the President had done something unusual.
From the BBC report:
However, credit to the BBC for also publishing the other side of the story:

Taking aside misinterpretation and the mischief that could be derived from what Jaafar said, he was correct... But looking at both sides, one realises it wasn't actually an unusual thing

[quote author=ChiefOkporghe post=127267421][/quote]

For me, I'll start with registration of those in my state, same thing Lagos is trying to do with LASSRA, where parents have to show their LASSRA certificate before their kids are admitted into state owned schools... I'll extend the same thing to state owned universities, all students there must be registered

Next will be automation of a lot of processes. There have been a lot of switch this year, in my place of work, from pen-paper to computer and it has been lovely, makes work easy... Everything now feels like cruise due to ease. So, I'll set up a standard ICT ministry with substations in all the local governments. A lot of processes that used to involve carrying papers up and down will become automated. This will reduce stress, increase productivity, not forgetting that it'll create enormous jobs for the 21st century tech-savvy youths in my state... From the state general hospital to local government offices, to state ministries, 80% of their activities will now be done online

Advantages to the above
- It's naturally boost internet connectivity in the state as internet providers will bid and outbid themselves to have a chunk of the money assigned for that purpose, so they'll be forced to give their best
- It'll force me as a government to work on increased electricity production, keying into the fact that the FG has now allowed electricity generation by states, it can even be a PPP project, as constant electricity is needed for such automation
- Although it'll lead to loss of jobs, but the saved money from salaries can be channeled into other areas, like road construction, e.t.c

Upgrading of ALL the state owned higher institutions, both in structure and standard. I'll personally coerce organisations in my state to take up building projects in the institutions, such buildings can be named after them after construction and furnishing, I don't care... Then, sack, yes, sack lecturers who are just matter, occupying space without any positive significant contribution...ancient of days... Looking at the dichotomy between polytechnics and universities and the seeming bias in the labour market, I'll work with NUC to convert the polytechnics to Universities of technology, colleges of education to universities of education, and shut down the irrelevant departments in them... Maybe move the department and students to the main universities while moving the technology/education departments to these specific ones

[/b]Let me conclude by saying I've never believed it's the place of government to create industries and manage businesses... I rather think government should create an enabling environment for private investors, while having oversight functions... Although in some cases like power generation, government can have a share in it, with a strong clause that hinders poor performance [b]

naptu2:
You would know this if you have been watching "From The National Assembly" for more than 20 years (like I have).

Copies of bills and other such documents are printed by the National Assembly and circulated to members. Sometimes senators/members complain that they have not yet got copies of the bill that is being debated and the matter is stood down until everybody has a copy.

But that also means the first report was correct, that said he presented an empty box... I don't see the confusion at all, did he present an empty box, YES... Next is to just explain that the hardcopy is still being printed for distribution...

So the reports weren't fake

Tochex101:

Otu nne.....
After soil analysis no water was found in my site at ihitennasa...
Haven't been home in years....insecurity has kept most away.

Same issue, already have two boreholes in the compound, one didn't even run at all, while the other ran for about one month and stopped... Now scared to even dig another one, but what do I know, water is life

odemeetu1:
At my work place, with the little 60k one is earning my employer said we have to start paying Tax to lagos state government

How much might be 60k tax

For that amount, tax will be around #300/#350, then your employer bears the rest

Beremx:
I also did all you said and it worked. The problem here is subsequent attempt to recharge is proving abortive

That's actually what I did AFTER SUBSEQUENT attempts were unsuccessful... It's as if I just did it all again

I had same issue... First token after upgrade worked perfectly, after that unit finished, tried loading it again and it wasn't going through... Was showing exactly the same thing OP posted.

Had to go to the office and get an official's contact... He sent me my Keychange codes and I had to press them

After pressing the first 20 digits, it showed ✓... Then, I proceeded to press the second 20 digits code and it showed [/b]done[b]... At this point, I now imputed the new token that wasn't loading before and, boom, it worked

Note that I didn't press enter or any other button after pressing the keychange codes... On pressing the 20th digit, it automatically enters by itself and displays the results I posted up there

Governor urges calm?

Let him leave them to be beating themselves...it's a case of two fighting... Na them know wetin cause fight, Na them go still know how to settle am

I don't think it's fear... She'll come to Iyana-Ipaja soon, to start begging with it, that way, making constant income

TechTanic:
Okay Sir. Send your bank details.

Loooooooooooooooooooooooool, God bless you... You just made me laugh with this short response

Gen2men:
Depends on the location in Imo, Owerri ranges from 280k-300k

Please, can you drop contact of such, if you have?

Angelfrost:
Yeah.... Well done.

So, how many Billions of Dollars are you guys borrowing next?!!! And from which country?!!

Loooooooooooooooooooooooool, funny... Let Wale Edun catch you

Does this still happen? I last experienced this sleeping in the bush when I was returning to Imo state from Nasarawa state during NYSC... We waited in the bush until they sent a train head from Kano to tow our own train... A very fun experience

By the way, what's the distance from Portharcourt to Aba by road wey go make person spend 2/3 days by train

sonnie10:

Close to Orlu/Orsu. I will find their number when I get home.

Okay... Thank you

michlins:
when you're done with the borehole, I am a welder and can construct tank stand for you

Yes, boss... I already have your contact saved

sonnie10:

Did mine for #1M two years ago in a very difficult terrain where water is hard to get to. Still working fine, no issues at all.
I can give your the people’s contact.

Please, I'll appreciate that, kindly give me their contact... Was yours in Mbaise?