Caerleon:
Abeg make una no vex oh. I don't know how to post on nairaland that's why this is here.
I have a problem oh.
I sent my goods to Nigeria from the Uk in May this year. I am in Nigeria now. The shipping agent (done deal) that I use told me that my goods will meet me in Nigeria in 6-9weeks time. My goods have not reached me. The story they are telling me is that they have problems in the port that I should bear with them. Please those that have any info should advice me on what to do

studio14:
Tell me the meaning of this logo abeg

piagetskinner:

Hmm bros u dey work there ne?

Vikkie14:
2. Volkswagen
The Volkswagen logo simply shows the letter of the company’s initials. The word “Volks” is German for people, while “Wagen” is German for car.

ibrutex:
Okk. How can this boost my income

tomiobj:
na both of us dey wash plate

GAZZUZZ:
Please what does this mean [img]http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQeDRL6wKDUmf-PUqRw3b5gVRNe7yWw2bNdecK0ox2V3ZsrsFTSY6e4v00h[/img]

Vikkie14:
2. Volkswagen
The Volkswagen logo simply shows the letter of the company’s initials. The word “Volks” is German for people, while “Wagen” is German for car.

ibrutex:
Okk. How can this boost my income

tomiobj:
source please: according to me this is a lie
The interesting shape is very intentional and clearly forms the letter “T”.

There’s more to it than that though. According to Toyota, the “T” is formed from three distinct ovals, each with its own meaning. The two overlapping ovals in the center represent the relationship and trust between the company and its customers and the encircling oval represents the global expansion of Toyota and endless opportunities ahead. The logo also forms a steering wheel, representing the car itself. Even the negative space in the logo is meant to represent the “infinite values” of the company.

This is where fact ends and lore begins. Some say that the logo pays homage to the fact that the Toyota Motor Corporation was a spinoff of a company that produced looms and sewing machines. It’s said that the logo resembles the eye of a needle.

Finally, in addition to the obvious “T”, many claim that indeed every single letter of the word “Toyota” has been intentionally hidden inside of the logo.
Oya defend ur self

mytime24:
Op wat of dis jeep

simplemach:
What of Innoson motors...?

simplemach:
What of Innoson motors...?

CityNG:


This is wrong.

"Roundel logo[edit]

The round BMW logo used for all models
The circular blue and white BMW logo or roundel evolved from the circular Rapp Motorenwerke company logo, from which the BMW company grew, combined with the blue and white colors of the flag of Bavaria.[92] The logo has been portrayed as the movement of an aircraft propeller with the white blades cutting through a blue sky—first used in a BMW advertisement in 1929, twelve years after the roundel was created—but this is not the origin of the logo itself.[93]"

Vikkie14:
5. BMW
BMW’s logo is a tribute to the company’s history in aviation. The logo shows a propeller in motion with the blue part representing the sky. This is due to the company’s role of building aircraft engines for the German military during World War II.

murtalaa:
you be wicked oh...people are talking of real car manufacturers and here you are talking about glorified spare part dealer.

wazobiaN9:



Failing to tell us BMW means Bavarian Motor Works is failing the explanation of the BMW logo entirely.
Bavaria is the largest state in Germany, and it's located in the south east of the country.

jaybee:



While not holding brief for @OP, he is discussing the MEANING and NOT ORIGIN of the logos.