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This is a great model…
If it is supplied, it can be measured and controlled.
I went to Computer Village today and found our business model already running in the market.
A solar vendor has put prepaid meters on the shops around him and sells power by the unit. The receipt says ₦894 per kWh plus VAT, which comes to ₦967.50. A shop paid ₦5,000 and got 5.17 kWh.
At T&S Power Grid, the most we charge on any site is ₦400 per kWh. The same ₦5,000 buys 12.5 kWh from us. That’s more than twice the power.
So I sat down and asked him how it works.
He was honest. On many days the solar doesn’t last two hours, because the shops lean on it when NEPA fails. If a customer plugs in a heavy appliance, he can’t see it and can’t stop it. One big load drains the battery and everyone goes dark.
That isn’t a pricing problem. It’s a control problem.
This is why we built the Gateway Hub.
It gives the host control of every connection:
→ Live usage per customer. The host sees who is drawing power and how much.
→ A power cap on each connection. If a shop plugs in a pressing iron or a freezer above its limit, that line trips on its own. The other customers stay on.
→ Remote cut and reconnect. The host does it from the dashboard without going to the meter.
→ Time-of-day pricing. Evening power can cost more, which protects the battery for the hours that matter.
→ Prepaid billing that runs on the device. It keeps working when the internet drops.
Control is what brings the price down. When the battery isn’t drained by one customer, it serves everyone for longer. More kWh sold per day means the host earns well at a fair price, and customers stop paying a scarcity premium.
The Computer Village vendor proves that people will pay for reliable power next door. Our job is to make it fair, measured and in the host’s control.
If you own solar with spare capacity, or you’re funding solar for a market, an estate or a plaza, let’s talk.
You see gear box??. Lmao 🤣
I will change crank shafts 50 times before i advise gearbox repairs.
I love my peace of mind
There was a gearbox repair we did for Aproko Doctor on his Lexus after doing some consulting for him on a car he was interested in getting.
We replaced the valve body, gear friction plates (fibres), and a few other gearbox components. Everything was working perfectly after the repair.
Then, just two months later, we got a call that the car wasn't engaging reverse. My heart almost leapt out because I knew how much he had spent on that repair.
Apparently, the gearbox oil had been leaking through a hose we didn't detect during the initial repair. By the time we discovered it, the components we had replaced had burnt again due to friction from insufficient lubrication.
He was very understanding when we explained what had happened, and we asked him to pay only for the replacement parts during the second repair.
For the past three months, I've been monitoring that car like a hawk. Every three weeks, I'll either go with my gearbox specialist or send the team to inspect and scan the car.
You see, gearbox issues can come back just when you've started enjoying your peace of mind.
This experience reinforced something for me: repairing a gearbox is one thing; ensuring the underlying cause of the failure has been completely addressed is another.
Gear problems see omo avoid them with maintenance if you can .
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what I am about to say might offend some people, but I will say it regardless.
I am very concerned about where Christianity, particularly in Nigeria, is heading. Now, don’t get me wrong: I speak not from the standpoint of a righteous man, but as a Christian who is still growing and who constantly needs to hear the truth (the primary message of Christianity, which is salvation and righteousness).
I am afraid that in the nearest future, the core message of Christianity will be completely lost. This is because many Nigerian preachers are more focused on messages around tithing, offerings, blessings, and prosperity. They care more about the 10 percent, with some now saying to give 100 percent, than about whether you are in right standing with God. They are more concerned about preaching wealth and blessings than salvation and righteousness.
Due to these teachings, many Christians have become more inclined toward prosperity and blessings. Pastors are raising Christians who think it’s okay to dabble in and out of sin every so often, Christians who are comfortable with sin.
Eighty percent of trending videos of preachers are about tithing and offerings, which usually end up being controversial. One pastor even said you shouldn’t believe the righteousness of a poor man.
Pastors are preaching whatever they like, just like the Bible said in 2 Timothy 4:3–4: "For the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear. They will turn their ears away from the truth and turn aside to myths."
I think we have reached, or are getting to, the point where scripture says: "The days are coming, declares the Sovereign Lord, 'when I will send a famine through the land, not a famine of food or a thirst for water, but a famine of hearing the words of the Lord. People will stagger from sea to sea and roam from north to east, seeking the word of the Lord, but they will not find it.'" (Amos 8:11–12, NIV)
Before you misconstrue me, I believe in offerings and tithing. I also believe in prosperity, blessings, and all the good things of life. But according to Matthew 6:33: "But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you."
Shalom.
On the flip side, it is usually good to have strong service ladder or manhole and good ‘pressured’ hydrant line to the effective height.
Given, a quick external fire fighting would be more productive than
trying to rescue properties or the worst case scenario.
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May the universe align to favour us this week!
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“How can we talk against a government we have collected money from? Pastors have collected lands, allocations, even contract from government. Pastors collect dirty money from government so they can no longer speak against bad governance” -Pst Phillip
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When Atiku left power, I was still in primary school
This imbecile does not rate us
Branding sha
I read everything here in your voice and gestures… 🤣🤣🤣
Please tell your friend that not everything you catch in the water is automatically food.
This looks like a dolphin. Dolphins are mammals, and some species can have high amounts of a substance called mercury in their bodies because they feed on other water animals.
Mercury exposure, particularly methylmercury, can damage the brain and nervous system. It is especially dangerous to pregnant women, unborn babies and young children.
And it’s not just dolphins. Some large predatory fish, like sharks, swordfish, and marlin, can also contain high levels of mercury.
This doesn’t mean you should stop eating fish. Fish is nutritious, and many species are safe to eat regularly. But you should know what you’re buying and eating.
Not every animal deserves to be turned into soup. Abeg.
We made a video on this recently: nitter.cf/aproko_doctor/status/2…
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Hey, Tweet fam! 🥹🙏 Please, I need your help! I’m currently running a clearance sale on these eyeglasses, and I desperately need to sell them all before the month runs out.
Please help me retweet, like, share with your friends and patronise me. I’m literally on my knees! 😭🙏
This man is totally intelligent
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Hon Afam Ogene NDC house of representatives member - Minister Dave umahi plays small people politics rather answering the call of professor in practice like he calls himself, to duty of fixing Nigerian roads...Umahi and Soludo are like Okonkwo in Chinua Achebe Things fall apart
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They said 4 years is too short. You have not killed an animal but you said a woman will not partake in the eating. You have not had 4 years and you are talking of 8 years. Mr Afam Ogene with calmness explained the problem of Dave Umahi and Soludo fight against Peter Obi.