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FREE LIGHT: Do You Want to Relocate to a Place With Free 24-22/7 Light + Good Security + Good Network Connectivity and Access to Fresh Food?

Someone messaged me from Nairaland asking if I know a place with free constant light he can relocate to in Nigeria. Below was my reply to him. I just wanted to share it since it might help one or two people.

There is free and constant light in ONELGA, Rivers state, Bonny, Rivers state, a community after Nedugo, in Bayelsa state, where I did my NYSC.

I heard some other Niger Delta oil producing LGAs have too, but I haven't visited them yet.

I also heard Tompolo's community has constant light and it's safe, except crossing water.

ONELGA is a big LGA, so it's divided into 3 called O gba, N doni and E gbema = ONE-(LGA)

Ogba is divided into two called Egi and Igburu and a town called Omoku is under Igburu. Omoku is the local government of ONELGA.

Notable names from each place

1. Egi (Current Rivers state deputy governor, Ngozi Odu)
2. Omoku (Felix Obua, aka Go-Round)
3. Egbema (Stanley Nwabali — Nigerian goalkeeper)
4. Ndoni (Peter Odili, former Rivers state governor).

For the one in Bayelsa, I lived in Nedugo as a corper, but the next community, 5 minutes drive, where our corpers' lodge is, I forgot the name (probably Obunagha or Gbarantoru community), has free light.

From what they told me, Nedugo was supposed to have free light too, but when the oil company asked their elders if they prefer light or cash, they chose cash.

All the places I mentioned are safe, no more cult crime. If the security outfit catches you in such act, you're in soup.

It's all peace and minding your business. Nightlife is also good. Rent ranges from 200k (1 bedroom) to 500k per year (two bedrooms).

Good road network as well, some under repair. Glo, MTN and Airtel work, especially MTN.

So, you'll have to do some research to choose the one you want.

Or go to Omoku and spend a night or two in a hotel to study the place, ask questions, then from there, you can decide or explore the other options. Everywhere is motorable. If you use electric bike or car, you've save yourself a lot. Some Chinese EVs use both battery and fuel.

In my years of existence, since 2004 (secondary school days), I haven't paid a kobo on electricity bill. I was moving from free light to free light. The only time I ever paid for light was when I was studying overseas, but in Naija, no way.

I'm so used to free light and can't imagine myself paying light bills every months in Nigeria. Nah! We go fight. How can you deprive me of my privilege?

The same way Fulanis carry weapon and everyone sees it as nothing, but their privilege, is exactly how I feel with free light. Even abroad, that $75 - $100 I used to pay used to piss me off, but I had to behave. I feel so entitled and I deserve it and even more.

Someone posted this in 2015 and it's still valid.

https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/2372730/city-nigeria-24-7-electricity

You finally gave up your location , after all this years

I'm from Rivers state, so there is nothing to hide. I have never commited any crime — I'm only scared of being set up by kidnappers. I have plans for all my small money — no extra for ransome. I just wanted to help.

Also, the places I mentioned, there are more than 90 communities (with good road network) and all have free light, so you won't really know the one I'm from or currently reside except you're the government.

I change location easily, but within the Niger Delta, my comfort zone, where 90% of things are free for me.

Nature brought us into this world to live and enjoy for free and in peace, but the West created a government called democracy to tax and bill us till death, but I have refused to abide by it and found myself in where most things are free, including land to farm, if you're an indigenous person.

Everyone is running to noisy cities for the glamour, but not me. Life abroad has made me not to value Nigerian cities because they can't measure up, so I chose quietness and peace and I wanted to keep it to myself for as long as I can.

I'm planning to serve next year and I've been thinking if I should work my service.
I had Uyo in mind but with this free electricity I might consider Rivers.
So, the apartments for rent also have free light or they use prepaid meter?
Also, Rivers and Bayelsa are not known for farming. What do you mean by access to fresh food?

WhiteIverson:
I'm planning to serve next year and I've been thinking if I should work my service.
I had Uyo in mind but with this free electricity I might consider Rivers.
So, the apartments for rent also have free light or they use prepaid meter?
Also, Rivers and Bayelsa are not known for farming. What do you mean by access to fresh food?

Do you want a short answer or a detailed one?

iLegendd:


Do you want a short answer or a detailed one?

Hmm this will do I guess
I'll do some more research on ONELGA
pls do me 3k to get some stuffs

WhiteIverson:

Hmm this will do I guess
I'll do some more research on ONELGA
pls do me 3k to get some stuffs

I'm stingy, but drop your .

iLegendd:
I'm stingy, but drop your .

Thanks boss
My is on my signature
Anti spam bot has been moving mad recently

Received with gratitude iLegendd
More blessings come your way

Thank you for this thread, boss. Although we now have steady electricity compared to before, my community is catching up with yours .

Only problem now is breaking the barrier stopping me from taking my dollars.

Wow this sounds too good to be true.

I'm really interested in the farming aspect as I'm a farmer myself. So is land really giving for free to strangers to farm as your post implies?

And can you invest in my farm?

This was very insightful. Thank you so much boss.

The update legit wella

SuperOnyi:




Thank you for this thread, boss. Although we now have steady electricity compared to before, my community is catching up with yours .

Only problem now is breaking the barrier stopping me from taking my dollars.

Hello! Superonyi

How are you doing! Hope you are picking up.

I wanted to ask you. After KDP terminated all your s.

The current you are using did you open it with Nigerian details entirely? I am asking Becuse I am seeing some people say KDP won’t allow you to create a new as a Nigerian anymore (especially regarding phone number verification).

Thanks in advance

.

iLegendd:
FREE LIGHT: Do You Want to Relocate to a Place With Free 24-22/7 Light + Good Security + Good Network Connectivity and Access to Fresh Food?

Someone messaged me from Nairaland asking if I know a place with free constant light he can relocate to in Nigeria. Below was my reply to him. I just wanted to share it since it might help one or two people.

There is free and constant light in ONELGA, Rivers state, Bonny, Rivers state, a community after Nedugo, in Bayelsa state, where I did my NYSC.

I heard some other Niger Delta oil producing LGAs have too, but I haven't visited them yet.

I also heard Tompolo's community has constant light and it's safe, except crossing water.

ONELGA is a big LGA, so it's divided into 3 called Ogba, Egbema and Ndoni.

Ogba is divided into two called Egi and Igburu and a town called Omoku is under Igburu. Omoku is the local government of ONELGA.

Notable names from each place

1. Egi (Current Rivers state deputy governor, Ngozi Odu)
2. Omoku (Felix Obua, aka Go-Round)
3. Egbema (Stanley Nwabali — Nigerian goalkeeper)
4. Ndoni (Peter Odili, forever Rivers state governor).

For the one in Bayelsa, I lived in Nedugo as a corper, but the next community, 5 minutes drive, where our corpers' lodge is, I forgot the name (probably Obunagha or Gbarantoru community), has free light.

From what they told me, Nedugo was supposed to have free light too, but when the oil company asked their elders if they prefer light or cash, they chose cash.

All the places I mentioned are safe, no more cult crime. If the security outfit catches you in such act, you're in soup.

It's all peace and minding your business. Nightlife is also good. Rent ranges from 200k (1 bedroom) to 500k per year (two bedrooms).

Good road network as well, some under repair. Glo, MTN and Airtel work, especially MTN.

So, you'll have to do some research to choose the one you want.

Or go to Omoku and spend a night or two in a hotel to study the place, ask questions, then from there, you can decide or explore the other options. Everywhere is motorable. If you use electric bike or car, you've save yourself a lot. Some Chinese EVs use both battery and fuel.

In my years of existence, since 2004 (secondary school days), I haven't paid a kobo on electricity bill. I was moving from free light to free light. The only time I ever paid for light was when I was studying overseas, but in Naija, no way.

I'm so used to free light and can't imagine myself paying light bills every months in Nigeria. Nah! We go fight. How can you deprive me of my privilege?

The same way Fulanis carry weapon and everyone sees it as nothing, but their previlage is exactly how I feel with free light. Even abroad, that $75 - $100 I used to pay used to piss me off, but I had to behave. I feel so entitled and I deserve it.

Someone posted this in 2015 and it's still valid.

https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/2372730/city-nigeria-24-7-electricity

Afam in Oyigbo has steady light.

richmond500:
Afam in Oyigbo has steady light.

Is it free?

iLegendd:
Is it free?

Ya free, I lived there 2yrs ago

dreamxhaser:


Hello! Superonyi

How are you doing! Hope you are picking up.

I wanted to ask you. After KDP terminated all your s.

The current you are using did you open it with Nigerian details entirely? I am asking Becuse I am seeing some people say KDP won’t allow you to create a new as a Nigerian anymore (especially regarding phone number verification).

Thanks in advance

The last was created entirely with Nigeria details but was still terminated. I haven't been doing KDP for months now. You can create it with a Nigerian details with a device that has never been used before and see what happens... No one can predict those a$sholes. I gave up on KDP months ago.

I don't hide updates... There's a way to use the Amazon app to by the phone verification BS. Maybe you'll find it on YouTube. Good luck.

iLegendd:
FREE LIGHT: Do You Want to Relocate to a Place With Free 24-22/7 Light + Good Security + Good Network Connectivity and Access to Fresh Food?

Someone messaged me from Nairaland asking if I know a place with free constant light he can relocate to in Nigeria. Below was my reply to him. I just wanted to share it since it might help one or two people.

There is free and constant light in ONELGA, Rivers state, Bonny, Rivers state, a community after Nedugo, in Bayelsa state, where I did my NYSC.

I heard some other Niger Delta oil producing LGAs have too, but I haven't visited them yet.

I also heard Tompolo's community has constant light and it's safe, except crossing water.

ONELGA is a big LGA, so it's divided into 3 called Ogba, Egbema and Ndoni.

Ogba is divided into two called Egi and Igburu and a town called Omoku is under Igburu. Omoku is the local government of ONELGA.

Notable names from each place

1. Egi (Current Rivers state deputy governor, Ngozi Odu)
2. Omoku (Felix Obua, aka Go-Round)
3. Egbema (Stanley Nwabali — Nigerian goalkeeper)
4. Ndoni (Peter Odili, forever Rivers state governor).

For the one in Bayelsa, I lived in Nedugo as a corper, but the next community, 5 minutes drive, where our corpers' lodge is, I forgot the name (probably Obunagha or Gbarantoru community), has free light.

From what they told me, Nedugo was supposed to have free light too, but when the oil company asked their elders if they prefer light or cash, they chose cash.

All the places I mentioned are safe, no more cult crime. If the security outfit catches you in such act, you're in soup.

It's all peace and minding your business. Nightlife is also good. Rent ranges from 200k (1 bedroom) to 500k per year (two bedrooms).

Good road network as well, some under repair. Glo, MTN and Airtel work, especially MTN.

So, you'll have to do some research to choose the one you want.

Or go to Omoku and spend a night or two in a hotel to study the place, ask questions, then from there, you can decide or explore the other options. Everywhere is motorable. If you use electric bike or car, you've save yourself a lot. Some Chinese EVs use both battery and fuel.

In my years of existence, since 2004 (secondary school days), I haven't paid a kobo on electricity bill. I was moving from free light to free light. The only time I ever paid for light was when I was studying overseas, but in Naija, no way.

I'm so used to free light and can't imagine myself paying light bills every months in Nigeria. Nah! We go fight. How can you deprive me of my privilege?

The same way Fulanis carry weapon and everyone sees it as nothing, but their previlage is exactly how I feel with free light. Even abroad, that $75 - $100 I used to pay used to piss me off, but I had to behave. I feel so entitled and I deserve it.

Someone posted this in 2015 and it's still valid.

https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/2372730/city-nigeria-24-7-electricity

This guy writing is creative damn.

SuperOnyi:







The last was created entirely with Nigeria details but was still terminated. I haven't been doing KDP for months now. You can create it with a Nigerian details with a device that has never been used before and see what happens... No one can predict those a$sholes. I gave up on KDP months ago.

I don't hide updates... There's a way to use the Amazon app to by the phone verification BS. Maybe you'll find it on YouTube. Good luck.

Wow! Thank you so much for the detailed explanation.

Sorry! So to clarify further that means even if I should create a new KDP today, the phone verification won’t work and I still need to by it right?

dreamxhaser:



Wow! Thank you so much for the detailed explanation.

Sorry! So to clarify further that means even if I should create a new KDP today, the phone verification won’t work and I still need to by it right?

You need to by it to create an .