Lexusgs430:


In this e - beer parlour, all we drink is e - beer....... Kwaruption is also e - Kwaruption..........

What happens on nairaland......... Remains on Nairaland......

Yimu... Na from dance e dey take start

Mamatukwas:


Yimu... Na from dance e dey take start

Ok o.... I have try........

Anyone in london want to send between £1500-2000 to Nigeria? I have the equivalent in naira in my access bank account, I just need the money in pound, pm if you are interested , we can meet up in London for the exhange. Both will be done by bank transfer. thanks

fatima04:


If you have time try edit/shuffle details of your quote such as job title eg. Secretary to PA, mileage allowance and other little things before you choose. Takes a lot of time but worth it.

Also if possible pay at once rather than put it on direct debit, comes out way cheaper

aviva is interest free on monthly payment

Lexusgs430:


Imagine the £10's that i have saved, since i went DIY stylee over 20 years ago........

And i don't barb prisoner stylee or baldee, i friction the bottom half too......... With practice, comes perfection (perfect barb in 15 minutes)..........

was going to cut my hair the other day and a brilliant idea sprang up...how about i dont cut it ever again....i'll see how long i can do this

wonlasewonimi:


Why I don't recommend that is because its for professional barbers. Also, the blades are metal and don't have rechargeable batteries.
The one I use has ceramic blades and you can use anywhere especially in front of the bathroom mirror. But if you are a rastaferian, that wahl one will work for you.

tried cutting my hair myself, it's all fun and games till the day youhave to shave it skin aftermaking mistake, and then the barber is ur friend which is about a month when my hair grew back...I'ma shower, not a grower

imnotconfused:
Mamatukwas,

Husband has the Wahl vogue,I don't know how to classify it.

He was forming money saving DIY barber and ended up giving the son a life changing haircut.

As in I looked at my son and I could not talk,I wanted to laugh and wanted to cry..he almost scalped him in the name of haircut,left a shiny mess.I just told the boy that it's a cool hairstyle in Nigeria.

Since that day,it's been the barber £25 for both of them but at least I know the aftermath is a nice haircut not ayamatanga.

DIY is not for him.

Please know where your own husband falls in to avoid stories that touch.

True talk, this is me after buying £100 cordless clipper, only to remember i even had an old wahl from nigeria

DaveChapelle:


was going to cut my hair the other day and a brilliant idea sprang up...how about i dont cut it ever again....i'll see how long i can do this

Ever heard of section 27?......

fabgirl22:
Anyone in london want to send between £1500-2000 to Nigeria? I have the equivalent in naira in my access bank account, I just need the money in pound, pm if you are interested , we can meet up in London for the exhange. Both will be done by bank transfer. thanks

Speak with Bebe2........

DaveChapelle:
tried cutting my hair myself, it's all fun and games till the day youhave to shave it skin aftermaking mistake, and then the barber is ur friend which is about a month when my hair grew back...I'ma shower, not a grower

Adjust the clipper blades out, so the blades are not aggressive.

By so doing, you cannot chop to the scalp........... And adjust blade accordingly..........

DaveChapelle:
tried cutting my hair myself, it's all fun and games till the day youhave to shave it skin aftermaking mistake, and then the barber is ur friend which is about a month when my hair grew back...I'ma shower, not a grower

There's a trick to it. You have to make use of the combs. If you want to do gorimapa, you don't need to attach any.

Realistically if you are into styling it's not for you.

I want to apply for a provisional driving license, do I need to get my National Insurance Number to be able to apply. Please help.

Mrschubby:
I want to apply for a provisional driving license, do I need to get my National Insurance Number to be able to apply. Please help.

check the requirements on the dvla website

Anybody with experience on fixing a garage lock. The garage didn't come with a key. I think it's broken. And I'm still licking my wounds from buying bigman car, so i don't want to enter 1 chance with this 419 British tradesmen. Is the repair an expensive job... Please help!

DaveChapelle:
Anybody with experience on fixing a garage lock. The garage didn't come with a key. I think it's broken. And I'm still licking my wounds from buying bigman car, so i don't want to enter 1 chance with this 419 British tradesmen. Is the repair an expensive job... Please help!

Check YouTube

The lockpick lawyer

Tradesmen might charge upwards of 70 pounds.

Ask property manager/previous owner etc

DaveChapelle:
Anybody with experience on fixing a garage lock. The garage didn't come with a key. I think it's broken. And I'm still licking my wounds from buying bigman car, so i don't want to enter 1 chance with this 419 British tradesmen. Is the repair an expensive job... Please help!

Go in YouTube , you might be able to do it yourself.

DaveChapelle:
Anybody with experience on fixing a garage lock. The garage didn't come with a key. I think it's broken. And I'm still licking my wounds from buying bigman car, so i don't want to enter 1 chance with this 419 British tradesmen. Is the repair an expensive job... Please help!

Very easy..... Drill lock through, once lock is off, lift garage door and replace lock....

Looks like you already have access to the garage... Just buy like4like and replace.........

NB : Be careful what's inside..... Might require yellow tape isolation...........

Lexusgs430:


Very easy..... Drill lock through, once lock is off, lift garage door and replace lock....

Looks like you already have access to the garage... Just buy like4like and replace.........

NB : Be careful what's inside..... Might require yellow tape isolation...........

Please can you translate for us mortals. I don't have the key, so i can't take out the lock when i unbolt it

DaveChapelle:


Please can you translate for us mortals. I don't have the key, so i can't take out the lock when i unbolt it

You would have to get an appropriate drill, and drill it out.....

Head to your nearest hire shop...........

my worry was that the door opens without the lock now, and i think i might have to replace the whole assembly, not just the lock

Hi good evening everyone, please I need help and clarification on something. My spouse(female) who is Nigerian and is also an EU citizen staying in Greece, she recently got a job in the UK. And she's coming to Nigeria in August for our marriage. Now my question is what type of marriage should we apply for at the ikoyi registry so it would be easier when we start the process for me to come to join her in the UK. Thanks in advance.

wonlasewonimi:

Can you pretend to be gay?

Hahahahahaha,

DaveChapelle:
my worry was that the door opens without the lock now, and i think i might have to replace the whole assembly, not just the lock

You are buying the whole garage lock kit....

You are removing the whole lock and assembly and replacing.....

wonlasewonimi:


Can you pretend to be gay?

Are you offering your 1 or O..............


Wọn kúkú ti sọwípé aṣẹ́wó ni ẹ........

Lexusgs430:


Are you offering your 1 or O..............


Wọn kúkú ti sọwípé aṣẹ́wó ni ẹ........

Emi bawo.... just wanted to help point him in the right direction ni

Anyone in UK? Pls lets chat