CHARGING OF PHONE
Hello Hivers, good day to us all. Hope I meet us well. This country is turning to something else with a lot of things happening, also no light.
You cannot boast of having light for at least 12hours and the IBEDC(the electricity officers) will bring bill expecting you to pay.
For my area now, no light for more than 2 months now and the officers have been called upon to check what the problem is but to no avail. If you don't have generator no means to charge or if you cannot charge it maybe from your working place or anywhere you think you can charge it, that means you are not charging your phone, no chilled water or drinks.
Then someone sees it as a means of business and started charging in which you can charge from morning till late in the night around 9.30p.m.
So the person charge for #100 per phone or if you want to charge outside there is also some socket but it is risky which is #50, so people prefer to charge inside because of #50 different and lost phone worth of thousands.
Though charging of phone over there is ok because no other option and their will be battery on the phone to carry out some things than you not having at all, only that you will not be able to be pressing it like if there is light that you can do anything you want,you can be charging and be doing different kind of things on it. Also if there is light you can be watched TV, doing different things with the light.
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Hi, I often read posts about charging troubles and wonder why you dont look for solar charging solutions?
Thanks so much, that is what I am planning to get
Interesting way of doing business. It does help a lot of people out.
Thanks for sharing @feyigold 😎
Solar is the only other option that is a no-fail. I realize that it is expensive, but, when you look at how much it costs for you to charge like that? I would say that solar in the long run will be the way to go.
You don't say what country you are from, but, it sounds like it is a terrible problem!
I want to thank you for your post and let me know where you are coming from. Thaks!
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Thanks so much ma
In Ibadan Oyo state, Nigeria
Thank you! Just remember that many of the readers don't know!