Coolboi05:

Which year did u graduate pls??

2015

Abusites can go check theirs now, I just saw mine

Hey Guys,
I have gone through the thread and i am impressed by what i see. i am intending to join the group, I have two DSTV decoders and two 32in TV and a hall all ready for use. Want to know/hear how best to go about it - setting up and all other requirements.
Please no matter how little your advice it will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

How much is Romoss solo 5 plus ➕ delivery to Jigawa State?

It went well.

Rogersmith
I am scheduled for this afternoon

@Martins301 @Rogersmith what did you do or go about it?

Got the same mail too today, but when I saw them asking for bank details I started doubting it. Shouldn't those informations be asked after employment?

Chrome only serves me on PC, but for phone, it's UC browser all the way, it's fast download been the major reason why I prefer it.

19naia:
Central AC has nothing to do with the AC units. It has to do with installing the duct passages to deliver it across the entire building.
Any common window or split AC can be fitted to duct passages to deliver the cool air wherever needed.
Each room can be individually controlled by the duct vent which can be closed or opened.
Central AC is most efficient for cooling an entire building and the largest buildings. Its not as efficient for small buildings or a single small room.
The buildings in those pictures can actually be centrally cooled with less units and less power consumption if they used central AC.
But it would create complications if the electric bill is not shared or included in the rent or common dues. Also Nigeria's unstable power supply requires generator cost to be shared.
Central AC is better but more expensive to install and maintain. Also central air doesn't have the sound in the house because the blower is usually stored in utility areas undergorund or in an isolated area.
Nigerian houses dont have underground areas or isolated utility rooms for Heating and Cooling machines. So Central air would require a bulky and loud blower inside the house.
The AC units in the photo are nice but they have cluttered the building in a way that central AC would not.

Well said, the bolded are the major reasons why there is limited use of Central A.C in Nigeria

burkutu:
@OP, I won't say you lied. Though you meant well, that thrash you wrote was due to ignorance. Why do these kids bloggers hate research for GEJ's sake!

http://www.techproducts.com.ng/battery-charging-myths-misleading-facts-debunked/

"Let’s deal with some of the battery charging myths or fiction in no particular order. Those who claim that not unplugging the charger destroys the battery normally point to this well-written and brilliant article as conclusive proof. Actually, the article concludes that, though it is better to unplug your phone from the charger, no damage is done to the battery if you don’t unplug it."

"The article also inadvertently debunks other battery-charging myths. In the first instance, the technology behind the Li-Ion batteries in smartphones does not allow for overcharging. When the battery is full, the smartphone simply cuts off power supply to the battery."

"Again, using your phone while plugged in has no effect on the battery. When the battery is full, the phone uses power directly from the charger. That means the battery is now acting as a backup. That’s another battery-charging myth debunked."

"The simple reason why OEMs made it impossible to overcharge batteries is because Li-ion batteries explode if they get too hot due to too much charge."

Nice one, people still don't accept the improvements that comes with Li-ion batteries. In addition to Op's point, operating temperature is very vital to battery discharge rate. Some phones now have a "high temperature warning" ⚠

Zhul001:
stay strong brother, by God's grace, ur name go fresh into the site

Thanks bro, you can't imagine the type of thoughts wey don go tru my mind. But ma put on a happy face
God is in Control

Zhul001:
Lord Napier Nahum, are you in this house, show yourself

Boss, see me here.
I dey hail o

dyabman:
1, 3, 7 , 10

EXACTLY!!!

hey nairalanders, i am asking for the whereabouts of 6 foot+ (1 of 9ja's best lyricist) remember 'Anwuli','Abuja Rocks','wahala lyf' and the hit 'e don do me', last heard about him about 3yrs ago...will appreciate if any1 can give any info on him

men, d wkends r nw terrible, so boring...i hate off season n international brks

he is jst "clinically" dead...[url][/url]http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/mubarak-declared-clinically-dead-/118348/

[color=#000099][/color] i hate seeing the tall ones on heels...

Ibro27: I think this is the most easiest licence i've ever seen in Nig.
I just went to d yeye ppl office, i explain what brought me, they said it wil cost me 5500. And after 3 day i collected my stuff.
The funny thing is dat i don't know how to drive o.

wen was dat?... i tink d standard has bin raised