TOP 5 LOW COST FRIDGE IN NIGERIA ONLINE MALLS

We all want to keep up with latest electronics in vogue but the expensive nature coupled with the recession in the country seems not to be helping matters.

Today, we bring to you one of the must have electronics in a home which is the Fridge sometimes called Refrigerator.

For your sake, we took our time to come up with low cost Fridges you can get without draining your account. Despite been of low price, they perform efficiently, excellently and can stand a long duration of time.

After going through some Nigerian Malls like JUMIA, KONGA, we were able to come up with Top 5 low cost Fridges.

1. Portable Mini Fridge Cooler and Warmer.
It has a multifunctional feature that can chill and warm your edible items.
It has a temperature which ranges from 15 to 65 degree and goes for a low price of N19,000. https://www.konga.com/catalog/product/view/id/3483952

2. Fridge with Bar - Nx-65.
This specially designed fridge is one of the cheapest you can find online.
It is produced by one of the leading producers of Electronics, Lexus. The
fridge consumes low energy, has a fast freezing function and doesn't take much space as it weight only 15kg. It goes for N25,300.
https://www.jumia.com.ng/fridge-with-bar-65-ltrs-brown-nx-65-nexus-mpg60869.html

3. Wood Finish Bar Fridge.
This is another fridge produced by Nexus with a capacity of 65 litres, with also a fast freezing function. Above all it has a separate chiller
compartment. It goes for N27,900.
https://www.konga.com/catalog/product/view/id/2570515

4. Century Bar Refrigerator.
It has a cheap price tag of N29,400 with a carrying capacity of 48 litres.
Its thermostat can be controlled, the amazing feature is, it has an energy
saving technology which is good for the power situation in the country.
https://www.konga.com/catalog/product/view/id/2993470

5. Polystar Bedside Refrigerator PV- T801.
This is a high quality fridge produced by leading brand, Polystar. It has an adjustable thermostat, fast freezing function and automatically control it temperature. It goes for N38,000.
https://www.konga.com/catalog/product/view/id/2013472

As you know, the country is going through recession, it is best to be
economical, save more and buy quality.

Network Providers have turn us to borrowers.

Whoever brought the idea of borrowing call credit from Network Providers meant well and should be applauded because from the theory aspect the sole aim of the borrowing was for Emergency times.
But practically, trust Nigerians, most of us have turn it to a routine basis. 

Our Network Providers through this act  have turn some of us to perpetual borrowers that we are no longer even ashamed to display our debit status, you will hear some people say "I can't load card on MTN I owe them N500, give me Glo." Some people will borrow then break the sim because they don't want to pay back. It has gotten to a stage where once you don't have call credit on your phone the next thing is to turn to getting it through borrowing.

The funny thing is for each debt, these Network providers charge us some percent with the minimum being 5percent and it has been notice that call rate is costly when using borrowed credit, yet we still don't care. Some Network Providers don't allow "borrowed credit" go beyond a day even if you don't finish it because by the next day it would be empty.
Do you prefer buying to borrowing?

Did you pursue your childhood dream?

Take some minutes to look back into your past as a young child of Seven years of age. Those days the only question people asked us especially those distant cousins that will come and be "terrorizing one with questions" just to know if ones parent were really spending on one's education, most times they want to hear your mastery in English and you begin to hear "Uncle,your son is such a smart chap." God help you you disgraced your parent by answering an English question in your dialect, you will hear " Uncle's son is so dull, the only thing he knows is biscuit."
Well, that is not where I am pointing at, you see, during those questions and answering session, there was always this particular question almost every one ask us, "What Do You Want To Become In Future?"
Many of us then will just open our mouth and just spew out anything that our brains send to our mouth but some of us really meant what we said then and we pursued our dream to the fullest.
Let me share mine, I for one back in primary school always wanted to be an Engineer, got to Junior Secondary School and it changed to Aeronautical Engineer, got to Senior Secondary School and Lo and behold, I found my self in Commercial Class/Social Science Class, may be I wanted to be a commercialized Engineer. Well, Dearest, in the long run I became an Accounting student.
Share yours, did you pursue your childhood dream?

MAPOLY conversion to University. What is at stake?

The recent conversion of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY) to a University by the Ogun State Government which has been given approval is a welcome idea but without it own disadvantages.
I believe MAPOLY can handle this fit well because the fees when it was a polytechnic was able to sustain it as it was one of the most expensive polytechnic in Nigeria. They hardly go on strike so with a little increase the school will be able to run as a University.
But what the Government and most stakeholders have failed to put into consideration is what is bound to happen as the school goes through conversion.
The other day it was in the news that the lecturers of the school refused to work owing to rumoured news that some people would be sacked.
This should be expected because it has been elevated to a University standard, this means those lecturers with HND, Bsc certificates will have to kiss their job goodbye and some whose certificate are not up to standard might be demoted as more Professors would be needed.
Another thing is the students population, for universities there is a number of students that should make up the population. But in Mapoly the students population is on the high side, you can see close to a thousand student in one class. So is the school just going to send the students away so as to meet the expected population.
It is a welcome development but the Government should take note.

FG ends Bsc and Hnd Dichotomy.

As it is not that the war in the Educational sector between Bsc vs Hnd certificates has been long over due. Well, the Federal Government has come out to put an end to this war in terms of Salary difference in federal establishment.

A board meeting which was chaired by the Minister of Interior, Lt Gen. Abdulrahm an Dambazau, has approved the salaries to be paid to Hnd and Bsc holders.
This was made known on Tuesday at the Federal Capital Territory,Abuja.
According to a statement issued on Thursday in Abuja by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Interior, Abubakar Magaji.
It read, “The board directed that all officers with HND to be upgraded to COMPASS 08, which is the salary grade level for holders of degree certificates at entry point.
“While the nomenclature for the HND holders will start with the rank of Senior Inspector, the degree holders are with the rank of Assistant Superintendent II.”