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In cleaning power, the Sun Joe is up there with the prescribed Ryobi. It's promoted as a 2,030 psi unit equipped for moving water at 1.76 gpm, giving it a to a great degree high cleaning-units score of 3,572—on paper, that is something like a third higher than the CU of whatever is left of the electric models we tried. However, a more intensive take a gander at the particulars on the Sun Joe site turns up a "working weight" of 1,450 psi, which strengthens the possibility that producer specs are to be taken with a grain of salt. Despite the real number, we observed the Sun Joe to be on a standard with alternate machines in our test gather similar to cleaning force and cleaning speed.
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Anti-Igbo song: Stop provoking Igbos – Orji Kalu warns


Former Abia State governor, Dr Orji Uzor Kalu, has strongly frowned at a provocative song against Ndigbo currently circulating in the countryy.

The ace politician and business mogul said Nigeria’s ethnic, religious, cultural and political diversity ‎should be seen as an advantage rather than a minus, and as such hate speeches should be discouraged at all levels.

He lambasted the sponsors of the hate song, adding, “Nigeria has come to stay as a heterogeneous nation and no amount of hate campaign can break the country.”

Kalu made the remarks yesterday at a meeting with a group of Igbo professionals in London.

He said: “The anti-Igbo song is another ploy to provoke Ndigbo. However, despite all these nonsensical theatricals, Igbo will remain calm, peace loving and law abiding. We shall continue to resist all temptations as patriotic Nigerians.

“Nigeria is a diverse country of different ethnic groups, and no single tribe can lay claim to the country. We are all stakeholders, be it Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Tiv, Efik, Ijaw and many others.

“Igbos will continue to play a significant role in national well being, regardless of these provocations, especially in the areas of employment generation, wealth creation and industrialisation.”

The former governor added that the unity of Nigeria was not negotiable.

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