wineconnoisseur:
Please house I will be glad if anyone can advise me on what to do. I live here in Ikota Lekki in a rented house but I have 1 acre dry land at the back of yotomi estate at ofada/ owode egba side that I bought long time ago and now worth 2.5m per plot. I’m not used to living in an undeveloped area because of security reasons although there are many underdeveloped estates around my land and good road network. My problem now is that I don’t know if I should go develop my land or use that money I was supposed to use to develop my land to buy another land here on island and leave it till I have resources to build it, because the price of this land on island will build a palatable 6 bedroom duplex on my land at ofada. I’m just confused which one to go for because I can’t keep living in a rented house and my work doesn’t stop me from living anywhere because I’m self employed and own my business.

FEGEITOK:

Just wondering out aloud.

somehow:


You are back here again to resume your modus operandi?

wineconnoisseur:
Please house I will be glad if anyone can advise me on what to do. I live here in Ikota Lekki in a rented house but I have 1 acre dry land at the back of yotomi estate at ofada/ owode egba side that I bought long time ago and now worth 2.5m per plot. I’m not used to living in an undeveloped area because of security reasons although there are many underdeveloped estates around my land and good road network. My problem now is that I don’t know if I should go develop my land or use that money I was supposed to use to develop my land to buy another land here on island and leave it till I have resources to build it, because the price of this land on island will build a palatable 6 bedroom duplex on my land at ofada. I’m just confused which one to go for because I can’t keep living in a rented house and my work doesn’t stop me from living anywhere because I’m self employed and own my business.

Abudu2000:
very correct sir but these solar installers are too many online and they have deceived a substantial gullible ones that the sun that can’t even dry our laundries in the evening can power their acs and fridges. For me anything that can’t power ac, fridge and oven is nothing but a waste of time. Imagine after purifying 2.8m on an installation i will still be looking for 500k for a generator then i rather settle for the generator then. Solar are not reliable. Rven my neighbors own with all the panels on his roof still the bulbs look so dim at night and when I wake up around 4pm to check the bulbs have gone out. Solar na nonsense.

wineconnoisseur:
Please house I will be glad if anyone can advise me on what to do. I live here in Ikota Lekki in a rented house but I have 1 acre dry land at the back of yotomi estate at ofada/ owode egba side that I bought long time ago and now worth 2.5m per plot. I’m not used to living in an undeveloped area because of security reasons although there are many underdeveloped estates around my land and good road network. My problem now is that I don’t know if I should go develop my land or use that money I was supposed to use to develop my land to buy another land here on island and leave it till I have resources to build it, because the price of this land on island will build a palatable 6 bedroom duplex on my land at ofada. I’m just confused which one to go for because I can’t keep living in a rented house and my work doesn’t stop me from living anywhere because I’m self employed and own my business.

n3xt:
Even governments are back to powering streetlights and agencies with generator and gas.

You’ll see states investing in small hydro power turbines to power their secretariats.

The unpleasant reality that marketers won’t tell you is that renewable energy is not a replacement for fossil fuel energy because their source like sunlight and wind are intermittent and depend on weather conditions, which your N50m investment can’t alter.

So it’s really not about throwing money after the problem. It’s just common sense!

I’ve seen people turn UPS which is meant to serve as backup power supply to their main source of power 😂😂😂

They’re called Nigerians

n3xt:
Still on half baked solutions we keep applying that have continually produced a malnourished economy

Case Study: Servo Stabilizer

I remember when Servo Stabilizer was introduced to this platform and how many of us battling low current issue rushed it.

Though, it worked for me as I was able to step up my 80 - 90V current to 240V. It was still a temporary fix.
I still didn’t feel confident sending my kids out late evening because it’s always dark everywhere else apart from my house and those running generator.

6 months after I purchased the system, I approached my small community that we need to stop applying cosmetic fix to structural issues affecting all of us and proposed that we should buy a brand new 500KVa transformer to solve our low current issue.

Guess what?

Each homeowner paid less than N50,000 and we got the problem solved within a month.

Now everyone have 240V and we are all happy.


I paid over a 100k for my servo stabilizer. The worse part was that I pawned it for 15k about a year later😂😂😂

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Until we come together to start addressing our shared social issues and stop seeing Lagos as being better than Enugu because Lagos have more money, Nigeria won’t grow.

Good morning!

I remain Brabus/n3xt

Nameless27:
Hello,
I'm a startup entrepreneur, Please i need help with the right mix quantity of flyash, rice husk ask, and water proof agents in concrete building blocks when using 50kg (42.5R) of cement, 375kg (3 wheelbarrows) of sand and 375kg (3 Wheelbarrows) of aggregates. Targeted strength= Super High strength

Thank you.

twinskenny:
The ondo setup

Money well spent

Go green

08051355133

somehow:


Caveat:

Only paid ₦50k so far in 2 years.

The rest remains on promises.

I told you until you pay me, I won't let you rest on this forum.

Believe me, I don't get tired nor will I move on.


Everyone should keep their purses close to their chests.

Abudu2000:
baba calm down this all these lies i was just at one shop at VI with my wife to get her a phone and i asked the lady why the ac is off and she said the solar cant power it. There were 6battries on the floor and i was wondering if 6 batteries can power an ordinary ac then what was it built for ? Charging phones only? Spending millions to charge just a phone?

gigdfhjjhvc:


Bros person fit use am park car

Born2conquer:

I think another factor is also that the electricity is non-existent in our side so my neighbor rely fully on the solar system for the day to day running of the house which includes the regular house appliances.

I think one of the advise I got from today's contribution is that instead of budgeting those millions for Solar System, why not kuku build the house in an area where stable electricity is guaranteed? May God help us jare.

I go to my abandoned duplex almost every month and the motivation to complete the fittings is not just there since the electricity in the estate is bad and that's also why I asked Twinskenny to give me some sort of pricee range on what that his last project cost.

May God help uz

n3xt:
Still on half baked solutions we keep applying that have continually produced a malnourished economy

Case Study: Servo Stabilizer

I remember when Servo Stabilizer was introduced to this platform and how many of us battling low current issue rushed it.

Though, it worked for me as I was able to step up my 80 - 90V current to 240V. It was still a temporary fix.
I still didn’t feel confident sending my kids out late evening because it’s always dark everywhere else apart from my house and those running generator.

6 months after I purchased the system, I approached my small community that we need to stop applying cosmetic fix to structural issues affecting all of us and proposed that we should buy a brand new 500KVa transformer to solve our low current issue.

Guess what?

Each homeowner paid less than N50,000 and we got the problem solved within a month.

Now everyone have 240V and we are all happy.


I paid over a 100k for my servo stabilizer. The worse part was that I pawned it for 15k about a year later😂😂😂

===========

Until we come together to start addressing our shared social issues and stop seeing Lagos as being better than Enugu because Lagos have more money, Nigeria won’t grow.

Good morning!

I remain Brabus/n3xt

sonnie10:


How much was the transformer? And this is assuming there is power supply but low voltage.