fineboynl:
The heatwave nor be here. My room was 37c this afternoon. Enugu to be precise.

No electricity to power the air conditioner. I almost die last night for heat and mosquito.

The light show up now but not stable

It's drop to 36.1 C after I power the air conditioner. The humidity is 37%,

This heat is a sign of rain coming soon.

Is there heat in your location?

This is as a result of a wide crack in the ozone layer

In the coming years some inhabitants in some continents will be roasted and burned by severe heat from the 🌞

MadamExcellency:


You aren't making any sense. I wrote the business plan for the captive power project that they used for the Alaoji power station in Aba. The generation and distribution are top-notch. We took it to Abuja and after the presentation during Fashola's time as Minister for Power, they didn't respond further, only for the project to kick start in Aba.

Here is the computer model I made for the presentation to the Government.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9rW3k-Y9V0?si=qy5aH6nQlfCGFUoS

Yes because you don't like the idea of cost reflective tarrifs.

Your opinion.

A reasonable government will use this period to fix the roads and the drainages but not ours.

Once the rain starts it will be another Shege pro-max. The flood with its usual catastrophic effect will continue the cycle from the heat.

I dey go China next week, make dem design clothes wey go dey cool body temperature or cap wey go dey fan from head to toe.

😂 The heatwave is really hitting hard here in Rivers state.For some nights now,I have been sleeping outside on the balcony of our flat, because power outage often occurs then.
I wonder how the heat would be like in Niger state now.
When I was still there as a corper around the first quarter of 2023, the heat there was so terrible that even if you take a cooling bath in the afternoon, sweat would immediately break out on the skin after drying out.

muyico:
how north region will look like now?

aboki are use to heat... Dat one nor concern them... Some even treck under the heat like say tommorow nor dy

Weather forecast

Shebi those USB fans are powered by solar also? Am asking to know pls?

newoffer:
If u have power bank go get this small USB fans then plug it n enjoy your sleep..

nairalanda1:



Yes because you don't like the idea of cost reflective tarrifs.

Your opinion.

This is a business plan that requires no government subsidy. The law says you can't generate or distribute without an FG permit. As the Operations Director of PSPDC, I came up with a plan and all I needed was a government permit and a guarantee to allow for foreign investment but the files are still in Abuja waiting for approval.

MadamExcellency:


This is a business plan that requires no government subsidy. The law says you can't generate or distribute without an FG permit. As the Operations Director of PSPDC, I came up with a plan and all I needed was a government permit and a guarantee to allow for foreign investment but the files are still in Abuja waiting for approval.

But on the national scale there is a subsidy and a lack of cost reflective tarrifs.

Until that is fixed, no light.

Goodnewsforlife:
u are d idiot n your father is d fool

Keep cursing people wen no send una papa, don’t go n get solar

If u like hit your head against d wall, u die sara b dat

because you are lucky and favoured does not mean others who are not are lazy or does not work hard....

Hw is that solar fan like?
Does it have batteries?

seanwilliam:
The heat is too much , the rate at which I sweat is alarming … if not for AC ehn …
What I do is to run gen and on AC when I’m back from work till around eleven at night, although I’ll ensure I shower before then … so if I off the gen the room will be so so cool, then I’ll on my solar fan overnight so by the fan will begin to generate heat , it’s dawn already…




I swear It’s not easy . Heat no dey self I dey sweat like mad..

Imo state heat is completely different, Seems like Imo state is closer to the Sun than Earth itself

Acidosis:


Typical selfish nigga. How many people in your village can afford solar? As long as you can "move ahead", you don't care how the rest of the population survive?

That guy is a f""l!

Acidosis:


So why haven't you moved ahead? Upload a photo of your solar system, lets see.

Lol, you don catch am.
Is it everyone that can afford solar?

Goodnewsforlife:
u are d idiot n your father is d fool

Keep cursing people wen no send una papa, don’t go n get solar

If u like hit your head against d wall, u die sara b dat

Small sense you no get. You be big fool with nothing upstairs. Small solar wey you get, you think say you don arrive

Goodnewsforlife:
bluntcrazeman

Check what he wrote before I reply him n don’t b an hypocrite

Why you dey mention my moniker for wetin no consign me.??

You and them were exchanging words up-and-down..

And you come dey tag me..


Abbeggii..
If you know where you baff, go there go collect towel and wipe your body oo

nairalanda1:



But on the national scale, there is a subsidy and a lack of cost-reflective tariffs.

Until that is fixed, no light.

The problem is not the charge per kilowatt of electricity but the lack of constant supply. In sulphonation, delicate medical surgeries, in theaters, etc companies and hospitals don't use NEPA but generators because power failure is catastrophic hence the cost isn't the problem as the bills for private, commercial, and companies are charged differently. What can't you understand?

The high cost of generation and distribution has nothing to do with the consumers and companies alike. The business model presently used in Nigeria is faulty and costly hence a rip-off.

I have a solution as an expert with experience spanned over decades. We want to challenge the existing system and you have to support us. Thanks.

MadamExcellency:


The problem is not the charge per kilowatt of electricity but the constant supply. In sulphonation, delicate medical surgeries, in theaters, etc companies and hospitals don't use NEPA but generators because power failure is catastrophic hence the cost isn't the problem as the bills for private, commercial, and companies are charged differently. What can't you understand?

The high cost of generation and distribution has nothing to do with the consumers and companies alike. The business model presently used in Nigeria is faulty and costly hence a rip-off.

I have a solution as an expert with experience spanned over decades. We want to challenge the existing system and you have to support us. Thanks.

Like i said, you don't want cost reflective tarrifs.

Well, i can't disagree with other experts.

I end it here.

Mine is at 💯
Hot as hell at the moment

Love800:
Hw is that solar fan like?
Does it have batteries?

The one I use at home is not rechargeable battery , it’s connected to one yellow board installed on the wall like this , comes with 60watt panel I think.. also comes with 5 fluorescent bulbs, . Na standard fan.. It works247..
Been using it for 2years plus..
I also use another one at shop that’s is a table fan , that one is rechargeable and also works 247.. both sun king product …

Goodnewsforlife:
yorubas no even get una time

The northerners are waiting for u again come 2027

Guy u're just a buffon, wetin come bring Igbos in this convo? Do u know if the prsn u're reply is from west, south south or north? Can't you just banter with him without calling any tribe?

The one in ur shop, it does not use solar, abi?

seanwilliam:

The one I use at home is not rechargeable battery , it’s connected to one yellow board installed on the wall like this , comes with 60watt panel I think.. also comes with 5 fluorescent bulbs, . Na standard fan.. It works247..
Been using it for 2years plus..
I also use another one at shop that’s is a table fan , that one is rechargeable and also works 247.. both sun king product …

Goodnewsforlife:
b cursing people when others are getting solar n moving ahead

Shut up your mouth, is the solar system affordable for Nigerians

Acidosis:


Typical selfish nigga. How many people in your village can afford solar? As long as you can "move ahead", you don't care how the rest of the population survive?

The same mentality of an average Nigerian and our leaders. There are millions of his likes in Nigeria, if someone don't care or feel for those around him as ordinary citizen, don't expect him to care of masses when he attain power.

Why would your leaders bothered when they can easily enjoy 24 hours light in their homes and offices. The biggest problem of Nigeria are Nigerians.

fineboynl:
The heatwave nor be here. My room was 37c this afternoon. Enugu to be precise.

No electricity to power the air conditioner. I almost die last night for heat and mosquito.

The light show up now but not stable

It's drop to 36.1 C after I power the air conditioner. The humidity is 37%,

This heat is a sign of rain coming soon.

Is there heat in your location?

Pls how can I get this device n how much.

Goodnewsforlife:
dey dere dey curse people while others dey move ahead

Close your dirty agbado-filled mouth.

Goodnewsforlife:
see d typical hypocrisy of the igbos that make people hate u

Someone insulted me n I gave a reply n u only reported my own reply without reporting his

I guess u see it as normal for igbos to insult people but they mustn’t reply the insult

Even if heaven will fall I prefer it that having anything doing with igbos

In one word, you are a kid. Orishirishi.

af0nja2000:
I think say na only me yesterday I dey waka go huz, as I reach UBA frontage I just enter na go sit down for customer care like I have any reasonable complain.

😆😆😆😆😆.... You don wound me with laugh here. ...and those bank customer care section dey carry long line... 😆 😆 😆

Na Abakaliki you dey ? 😆😅😅

Aemmyjah:


Its 550 here

600 here in Enugu

henrimoto:
😆😆😆😆😆.... You don wound me with laugh here. ...and those bank customer care section dey carry long line... 😆 😆 😆

Na Abakaliki you dey ? 😆😅😅

No Delta