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Just bought the Electric Powered Bike .
Inspection ooo.
Make I rest for fuel small

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Good development

Let's have alternative to petrol and diesel

No light to charge it.

immortalcrown:
No light to charge it.

Who told you?

Impressive!
Very difficult to believe that this is coming from a Nigerian leader who cares not about the masses.

Biodun556:
Good development
Let's have alternative to petrol and diesel

Countries that have electricity are developing e-bikes and e-cars as alternatives to petrol and diesel engines. Nigeria that has crude oil and lacks electricity is adopting the e-bikes and e-cars. This is why Nigeria is going backward. Nigeria abandons or abuse its resources and borrow money to afford the resources from other countries.

The countries that introduced e-bike and e-cars perfected fuel and diesel usages first. Those countries that develop e-bikes first enjoyed Nigeria's crude oil. Nigeria has not even enjoyed its crude oil. You no fit enjoy wetin you get in abundance, na borrow borrow go beleful you?

Those countries fully utilised 2G network before going for 3G, and fully utilised 3G before proceeding to 4G and 5G.

But Nigeria keeps jumping, claiming to catch up without perfecting or fully utilising anything. Nigeria that is still very far from perfecting electricity is going for e-bikes. The same Nigeria that is supposed to utilise crude oil.

With 3G, those countries were able to utilise surveillance cameras. Even with 5G, Nigerian banks can't easily NIN or port. Those countries enjoyed good network coverages for calls with ordinary 2G. With 5G, Nigeria is still struggling to make clear phone calls.

The same government will ban bikes in developed cities. Is an e-bike not a bike?

Make e no dey go shock person inside rain...

Biodun556:
Who told you?

You are probably not in Nigeria.

immortalcrown:
The countries that introduced e-bike and e-cars perfected fuel and diesel usages first.

Those countries fully utilised 2G network before going for 3G, and fully utilised 3G before proceeding to 4G and 5G.

With 3G, those countries were able to utilise surveillance cameras. Even with 5G, Nigerian banks can't easily NIN or port.

But Nigeria keeps jumping, claiming to catch up without perfecting or fully utilising anything. Nigeria that is still very far from perfecting electricity is going for e-bikes. The same Nigeria that is supposed to utilise crude oil.

Stop giving excuses. That was how David Mark told Abacha in the 90s that Nigeria is not yet ripe to use GSM and Abacha suspended it till Obasanjo brought it back in 2001.

We must stop delaying progress.

Biodun556:
Stop giving excuses. That was how David Mark told Abacha in the 90s that Nigeria is not yet ripe to use GSM and Abacha suspended it till Obasanjo brought it back in 2001.

We must stop delaying progress.

You want to divert from the topic because you can't point out any falsehood in my comment and you are not willing to it the truth.

immortalcrown:
No light to charge it.

Ogun state no b Abia state

Paraman:
Ogun state no b Abia state

Meaning?

immortalcrown:
The countries that introduced e-bike and e-cars perfected fuel and diesel usages first.

Those countries fully utilised 2G network before going for 3G, and fully utilised 3G before proceeding to 4G and 5G.

With 3G, those countries were able to utilise surveillance cameras. Even with 5G, Nigerian banks can't easily NIN or port.

But Nigeria keeps jumping, claiming to catch up without perfecting or fully utilising anything. Nigeria that is still very far from perfecting electricity is going for e-bikes. The same Nigeria that is supposed to utilise crude oil.

Dear Mr 2g, 3g, 4g & other gs.
Why must you always find reasons to demarket every good steps taken by this istration especially commendable steps by South West everytime?

You and hatred are just like bread and butter.

In this istration, we shall sing a new song about our Great Nigeria.

Kudos to Gov. Dapo Abiodun istration.

immortalcrown:
You are probably not in Nigeria.

When they enjoy 20 hrs electricity supply in many places

Congratulations. Please don't bring it to Lagos o so it will not be impounded if you are not a ed despatch rider.

Cxmanluvs:
Dear Mr 2g, 3g, 4g & other gs.
Why must you always find reasons to demarket every good steps taken by this istration especially commendable steps by South West everytime?

You and hatred are just like bread and butter.

In this istration, we shall sing a new song about the Great Nigeria.

Kudos to Gov. Dapo Abiodun istration.

Dear Mrs. E-bikes, until you point out any falsehood in my comment, you and hatred for truth are like bread and butter. Until you point out any falsehood in my comment, you are the one demarketing the truth.

immortalcrown:
Meaning?

Ogun state no b Abia state

Paraman:
Ogun state no b l Abia state

What does this mean in this topic?

Congratulations

Biodun556:


Stop giving excuses. That was how David Mark told Abacha in the 90s that Nigeria is not yet ripe to use GSM and Abacha suspended it till Obasanjo brought it back in 2001.

We must stop delaying progress.

It was one step at a time.The ground work was ongoing before his death.Abacha would have introduced GSM if death did not come calling. He brought CDMA technology that preceded GSM,this ended Nitel monopoly. Multi link, intercellular were some of the private telecommunications companies in operation before Obasanjo GSM of 2001. Agreed,GSM is for the rich and poor

So what is the purpose of the bike and you posting?

immortalcrown:
The countries that introduced e-bike and e-cars perfected fuel and diesel usages first.

Those countries fully utilised 2G network before going for 3G, and fully utilised 3G before proceeding to 4G and 5G.

But Nigeria keeps jumping, claiming to catch up without perfecting or fully utilising anything. Nigeria that is still very far from perfecting electricity is going for e-bikes. The same Nigeria that is supposed to utilise crude oil.

With 3G, those countries were able to utilise surveillance cameras. Even with 5G, Nigerian banks can't easily NIN or port. Those countries enjoyed good network coverages for calls with ordinary 2G. With 5G, Nigeria is still struggling to make clear phone calls.

We have been jumping technology without mastering any. That's why we will remain at the backwater of technology growth.
How was electricity generated in Nigeria before the construction of kainji dam and gas powered turbine?
Back to the topic. I am for the scheme if it will provide employment that will bring food to the table

For this hard time, person dey use 1.6m buy E-bike? Abeg where do guys see this money? I’m curious!🧐

Where is the spec sheet? It better be lithium batteries, Fardriver controllers and QS mid drive motor. Otherwise, it's not worth it and I'd rather DIY.

R

As good as this might seem, it is also part of the problem we have in Nigeria.

When the government see bike riders, POS operators, road vulcanisers, street hawkers and other similar subsistence ventures as 'gainfully employed', just know that the poverty index would continue to rise.

Rather than developing the small and medium industries which drive industrialisation and innovation, they keep promoting subsistence ventures to keep the people in check.

For such things like this bike to really work, political office holders also have to use it. When trains are done, political office holders also have to use it.

The political office holders need to also feel and through what the common man es through. That way, they can make better policies for the masses.

The things provided for by the political class should also be used by them. The issue of providing certain to be used by the 'poor' needs to be addressed.

They will rather steal his skull than steal his rechargeable bike.

No be Ogun again?

Nice one

Congratulations

Congratulations

I am just curious for those in know:

1. How many kilometres can it run on full charge?
2. Are there charging points in the city?

3. Are out local mechanic knowledgeable in how to fix this?

4. Are the batteries being sold for this properly controlled to prevent cases of explosion of fake batteries?

5. I hope after their cronies have made back their monies they won't come and barn its usage citing insecurity as the reason?

See as d battery area large