@AramideOyekunle FUTA dey pay 5k for 2013-2014, minus 1h for tax.
The school dey say de money na for dey accommodation and transport wey dey no provide. Go and verify. Even Ondo State wey promise to pay us stipend at the end of the service year never know say we don pass out.
back to the costly mistakes people make when buying solar system in Nigeria.
Choosing the Wrong Lithium Battery or a Poor BMS. Buyers focus on battery capacity (Ah) while ignoring chemistry, discharge rates, and BMS quality.
The Trap: Buying non-LiFePO4 chemistry, or a battery
add a new battery to an existing bank or mix tubular/lead-acid with lithium.
The problem: The older or weaker battery drags down the performance of the new one, causing premature failure across the entire bank.
The Fix: Never mix chemistries or ages. Expand your system
Before you go ahead with that the solar system you're about to install for your office or home, just chill first and participate in this one week free enlightenment on the system from the load audit through to the installation and commissioning of the system.
Make it a date!
through the solar system, then follow this thread before spending a single naira. 1. Buying based on price alone. The cheapest quote often becomes the most expensive after frequent breakdowns, poor performance, or complete replacement. Focus on total cost of ownership.
Day 1 Some costly mistakes Nigerians make why buying Solar System. as Nigerians, one of 'natural disasters' is poor leadership and in robs off on every aspect of our daily life, and by extension on the power sector. So, if you're planning to be self-sufficient in your power need
@GbengaWemimo through the solar system, then follow this thread before spending a single naira.
1. Buying based on price alone.
The cheapest quote often becomes the most expensive after frequent breakdowns, poor performance, or complete replacement. Focus on total cost of ownership.
@GbengaWemimo Day 1
Some costly mistakes Nigerians make why buying Solar System.
as Nigerians, one of 'natural disasters' is poor leadership and in robs off on every aspect of our daily life, and by extension on the power sector. So, if you're planning to be self-sufficient in your power need
Nigerians don't hate paying for electricity.
We hate paying for darkness.
Until electricity becomes reliable, solar won't be a luxury, it will continue to be a necessity.
@AnyanwuMalachy Even if the delivery was yet to be done, having an accident is not the making of the lady. Coming to the hospital to check on him was even too much from the lady. If the lady had an accident in the course of coming to the hospital, who would bear the burden here?
Mr IGP sir @TunjiDisu1
Please see this case.
This 67 year old man was forcefully evicted from his rented apartment in Lekki by men of the Nigerian Police at Ilasan Police Division alongside the Estate security.
He was beaten and brutalized as seen in the video and pictures below while the eviction was taking place.
He called his lawyer for help who rushed to the scene and took him to hospital but unfortunately he died.
Now the operatives on ground are claiming the man committed suicide.
How? This lawlessness must stop and the man must get justice.