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let me pay 20000

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zickie: Stil needed

Make it 450k, I will get a golf 3 for you. 07064856445

ninz: Bro na wa o, cash don prune my taste and options. There's a deal wit a clean 190 am hoping to seal soon by God's grace.
U guys will be d first to know.

Amen ooooo.

ninz: Wow man, u seem to have a lot of dealings with dat country.
U mean I shud just ask for oil wholesaler around Tokpa? Kk.
U haven't said d qty of oil for dat 14000/15000, can I know if its for a carton, 20ltrs, etc?

I do buy that 30 liters yellow rubber ( just one for 15,000cefa). What I meant is, when you reach tokpa market, just ask any body that deals on food stocks, he/ she might direct you properly.

ninz: Grateful, merry Xmas to u.
U said 15,000 cefa, for wat quantity of d oil, pls?
Also, I got stuff from tops but I believe I cud get a beta deal if I located d importers/wholesalers, I hope u get my drift.

Okay, since you are buying in large quantity, its should be cheaper than 15000 cefa. Maybe you might see for 14,000cefa. there is an importer that stays at that road beside tokpa market. just ask when you reach tokpa market, you will be directed. Merry Xmas to you too.

ninz: Bro, can I move vegetable oil thru dat same route? There are so many checks along Badagry. Tanx for ur time.

And pls, does anyone have an idea where I can meet vegetable oil wholesalers in Cotonou?

yes, that's the route all those kind of goods are been transported. for the groundnut oil, you can buy it at tokpa market or at the back of Catholic church at liobele. its sold for 15,000 cefa.

diamondlov: @zhukafa,
nice work ure doing here.
pls i want to travel down to misebo market this week and i intend purchasing the ffg.
two bales of children wears,
two bales of ladies dresses,
200pairs of ladies slippers,
50 bags and few other items. my questions is what is the best route to bring in these goods without much wahala from custom officials,what are the general guidelines to follow pls thus is my first time o so suggestions would be appreciated from all.
pls i need an urgent response.thanks

Thanks for the praises. Happy Xmas. The best route to bring that quantity in, is through idi iroko.

Mpetempe: Thanks bro. I shall write the forthcoming post ume in funai, any guild line from you?

The only thing I will tell you is that :

You have to try and make a good grade in your jamb ie Something above 220.
Secondly, you have to try to make a good score in post ume .
Thirdly, you have to really be of a good behavior to be able to cope in this institution. This school is really on its way to becoming a world class institute.

Mpetempe: I like this thread. Pls can someone tell me about direct degree form.

They haven't started accepting D.E students.

purplish: Please would it cost me anything to cross the border with my Ecowas passport?

it will be stamped, but have forgotten how much they will charge. but its normally not expensive.

lordrhaw: i hail u all @zhukafa u are doing a great job GOD bless u IJN please i want to visit cotnou for vacation and i budget like 10k for my stay in cotonou for about 4days did u think d 10thousand naira i budgeted for it will be enough including toll and fro transport??

Thanks so much. But concerning your budget, I will say, its low. let's just look at a little break down below.

Transport from Lagos (mile 2) to seme -#300×2= #600
Transport from across the border to cotonue town -- 1000cefa×2=2000 cefa × 335 =670 naira
Hotel accommodation per night --- 6000cefa ×4days = 24,000 cefa × 335 = 8,040 naira


From the above calculation, the cost of your transportation to and fro, including hotel bills sums up to 9,310 naira. So you can see that feeding and other fun activities wouldn't take place.

thanks

Do you have sexy hips. if yes, then that may be part of the cause. For me, that's what I look up in a woman. the area of not exposing your body in an provocative manner, Even if you wear a long gown or short skirt which is very much below the kneel, it doesn't matter. The eyes see beyond the clothes.

Good morning friends

still waiting

help out please.

justwise: You quoted him that was why your post was hidden.

Anyway, no problems.

oriire: @Zhukafa, thanks am grateful. But i don't have passport to clear myself at Lome border, pls how do i do this, must i walk at night to d place, can i put my money in Eco-bank, also i can't speak french. Is tin tomatoes cheap there too and is it contraband goods too? And how do i cross to Nigeria with my goods safely without costoms palafa. Pls attend to my questions.

You can still cross without a passport. that's the 500 cefa that you will pay at the Alakonji boarder. Alakonji boarder is not that hard as seme. seme boarder is one of the roughest boarder in west Africa.

Secondly, its not a must to move at night. you can go during the day and then transact your business. from seme boarder to Lome is like 3-4 hrs.

Thirdly, I have never used the medium of Eco bank, so I won't be in the better position to answer this.

fourthly, some Nigerians that do business there don't hear french likewise. so just try to be extremely sharp and careful.

fifth, your bail is contraband, for the tin tomatoes I think its cheaper here. rather than taking all the risk just for little gain ( I mean tin tomatoes). But for the bail, its worth it.

For the crossing of it, there are people that do cross it , the stay outside the market ( Asiea) market. But just be careful to get a good fellow.

thanks.

justwise: What is unfair here?

just wise, before you hide any post, try to see if it goes against the rule . the message I replied him wasn't even close to anything that would warrant my post to be hided. thanks.

ninz: Lol! Moderators.

Since they don't want it, lets go by there rules. But moderators, try to apply fairness. thanks.

oriire: zhukafa pls i need ur response

Sorry for the late response. Your money should be changed at seme border. Then cross the border ( read my earlier post on how to cross the boarder safely). Then across the border, they are cabs goings to Lome, they charge 4000 cefa which is around 1300 naira. Then when you reach at the boarder between continue and Togo, its called Alakonji boarder. You all in the cab will come down from the cab and go and clear yourself at the boarder ( you will pay like 500 cefa) then you cross with your foot, while the cab will be waiting for all of you, some distance apart from the boarder. when you walk and meet the cab, you enter and then you people will continue the trip. note: if you are. going at night, before of some bag snatchers at the boarder immediately you have crossed the boarder. they will just come out from there hid out and then struggle your bag from you from the back. I fought with one of them at the hours of 3am, when they where struggling with the girl at my back.

The name of the market where you will buy the bail is called Asiea market.

thanks. safe trip.

My Brothers and friends, thanks for your previous assistance. Still help with this one. thanks.

1) Mercury -197 is used for kidney scans and has a half-life of 3 days. If the amount of mercury-197 needed for a study is 1.0 gram and the time allowed for shipment is 15 days, how much mercury-197 will need to be ordered?

2) The half-life of strontium-90 is 25 years. How much strontium-90 will remain after 100 years if the initial amount is 4.0 g?

3) If the half-life of uranium-232 is 70 years, how many half-lives will it take for 10 g of it to be reduced to 1.25 g?

Odilop: Yap Dr bode was correct I did a mistake.the mole is correct.

thanks all, I appreciate. I also have some more questions for you friends to help me out with. I will post them later. once more, thanks.

[quote author=Dr_Bode]I'm sure[/quote]thanks man

oriire: @Zhukafa, why did u failed to answer my question since all this days.

Am so sorry, I was in a place where network was limited. what's your question.

Odilop:
Mole of acid used is. 50/1000*0.1
=0.005moles
No of mole of caco3
2HCL+CaCO3=CO2+CaCL2+H2O
2 mole of HCL=1 moles of CaCO3
0.005mole give 0.005/2 mole of CaCO3
0.0025 moles of cacO3
Mass of caCO3=0.0025*100
=0.25g
Thus, percentage =0.25/0.5
=0.5 *100%
=50%

thanks I appreciate. please review and tell me how sure you are. thanks in anticipation.

[quote author=Dr_Bode]IT'S LONG BUT GO THROUGH IT CAREFULLY
CaCO3 + 2HCl ----> CaCl2 + H2O + CO2 ------- eqn 1
Mole ratio 1 : 2
no of moles of HCl= (50/1000)*0.100= 0.005mol NOTE THAT THIS IS IN EXCESS

HCl + NaOH -------> NaCl + H2O ------------eqn 2
Mole ratio 1 : 1
no of moles of NaOH = (5.0/1000)*0.12= 0.0006 mol
from eqn 2, no of moles of HCl= 0.0006 mol
Actual no of moles of HCl that reacted in eqn 1 = Excess - Used
= 0.005mol - 0.0006mol
=0.0044mol
Back to eqn 1
CaCO3 + 2HCl ----> CaCl2 + H2O + CO2 ------- eqn 1
Mole ratio 1 : 2
no of moles x : 0.0044
x = (0.0044*1)/2 = 0.0022 mol
NOTE: 1 mol of CaCO3 = 100g
0.0022 mol of CaCO3 = 0.22g
% of CaCO3 in sample = (Mass of CaCO3/Mass of mixture)*100
= (0.22/0.500)*100
= 44%[/quote]thanks I appreciate. but how sure is your answer and workings.

[quote author=immortalcrown]Really?[/quoteese]


yes bro, if you can help out, I appreciate.