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A customer in Lagos installed 8kW with 15kWh lithium battery. He only use TV and 4 fans with small appliances. He decided to give one of his neighbors light but how will he calculate the total amount of light he use in a month. He reach out to me I recommend energy meter, he paid for it and I connect it. His neighbor just go to the meter yesterday and calculate the amount and send money to him even without asking! Both of them using 24/7 electricity! But the owner is making cool money 🤣

GbeleePaul's tweet photo. A customer in Lagos installed 8kW with 15kWh lithium battery.

He only use TV and 4 fans with small appliances.

He decided to give one of his neighbors light but how will he calculate the total amount of light he use in a month.

He reach out to me I recommend energy meter, he paid for it and I connect it.

His neighbor just go to the meter yesterday and calculate the amount and send money to him even without asking!

Both of them using 24/7 electricity!

But the owner is making cool money 🤣

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5 months ago

Abroad-based Nigerian woman kneels with children to appreciate her husband and father to her kids

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Osas

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The Grand Opening of The Iconic "BATA Shoes" factory in Apapa, Lagos, Back in 1959.

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LEGENDARY J.O.E

@LegendaryJoe

5 months ago

ASIWAJU'S GOLDEN WORDS ON MARBLE. On the 2026 Electoral Act - There is a reason leaders' words are many times framed as quotable quotes - Timeless in form, Evergreen in memory and a consistent reference piece across seasons. It is because leaders are figures of authority and reverence. Their utterances should travel with intention, clothed in inspiration, anchored in decency, and guided by an unmistakable dedication to duty. When a leader speaks - History listens What did Asiwaju Say? "I have followed keenly what you are doing. The essence of democracy is to have very solid, brainstorming discussions committed to National Development and Nation building..." The language of deliberation. The tone of a builder. The steady rhythm of a mind that understands that democracy is not 'gidigbo' (wrestling bout) - It is a roundtable. Akanbi continues - "It is time we have confidence in our system. No matter how good a system is - it is managed by the people, promoted by the people and the result is finalized by the people." A stateman's reminder that: institutions are not magical constructions, they do not suspend in the air; they rest on human character. And the earth however flawed will not import angels from paradise to govern it, it will still be managed by people. A river is only as clean as its source. Systems do not fail in isolation; people do. And people will build systems that aligns with their current realities. Asiwanu proceeded - "As long as you appear personally as a manual voter in any polling booth, ballot paper is given to you manually, you cast your vote without interference, ballots are subsequently sorted and counted manually - It is just the arithmetic accuracy that is entered into the form and it is still manual essentially..." "It is only the transmission is what we are looking it. We must avoid glitches, interference, hacking in this age of computer inquisitiveness. Nigeria will be there. We will flourish. We will continue to nurture this democracy for the fulfillment of our dream for prosperity and stability of our country." Measured. Methodical. Assuring. “Nigeria will be there. We will flourish." - The President closes. Now, without dropping any names, do the above words not stir something steady within you? Do they not breathe hope, transmit courage, and awaken a certain pride in you as a citizen? Particularly when compared to others we have listened to lately… "If they don't count the votes - we will count them." "My way of tackling crucial national issues is that I wash toilets in an aircraft." Let us, for one sober minute, set aside partisan colours and political allegiances. Let us read the quotations as they are - naked of identity, stripped of loyalty, freed from sentiments. Between calm arithmetic and combative theatrics… Between institutional confidence and impulsive desperation… Between nation-building cadence and main-market or Ariaria market aura… Who, then, would you be persuaded is speaking from a mind that is clear, intelligent, and discerning - Like a true leader And the one speaking like an illiterate trader influenced by alcohol and expired drugs? Be Honest... Good Morning Severally.