the fire incident reportedly started hours the owner flaunt it on social media.
Unlookers assume to be the work of village people.

handsomeyitayo:
the fire incident reportedly started hours the owner flaunt it on social media.
Unlookers assume to be the work of village people.

village people association at work. this social media has destroyed and will still destroy a lot of people and homes

She must have used it to sham her fellow pvssy holder. over to her, her luck

extol1:

village people association at work. this social media has destroyed and will still destroy a lot of people and homes

yes o

We need to be careful with the cars (tokunbo) we buy from car dealers. I know this car is a tokunbo and not brand new so there must have been an issue with the engine or electrical system before being shipped and repackaged as new in Nigeria.

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We need to be careful with the cars (tokunbo) we buy from car dealers. I know this car is a tokunbo and not brand new so there must have been an issue with the engine or electrical system before being shipped and repackaged as new in Nigeria.

Most likely

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We need to be careful with the cars (tokunbo) we buy from car dealers. I know this car is a tokunbo and not brand new so there must have been an issue with the engine or electrical system before being shipped and repackaged as new in Nigeria.

really

handsomeyitayo:
really

Yes really. The car is not brand new, forget the nylon on the seat, that's just regular packaging from Tokunbo auto dealers.

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Yes really. The car is not brand new, forget the nylon on the seat, that's just regular packaging from Tokunbo auto dealers.

I know those car dealers do refurbished cars that look new...

handsomeyitayo:
I know those car dealers do refurbished cars that look new...

Exactly. If they discover you don't know much about cars, they'll even sell it to you as new. But if you already know that's just repackaging, they'll let you know it's toks. That's how car dealers are...

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We need to be careful with the cars (tokunbo) we buy from car dealers. I know this car is a tokunbo and not brand new so there must have been an issue with the engine or electrical system before being shipped and repackaged as new in Nigeria.

No doubt.... but I strongly suspect a local rewire guy did his shortcut magic and this is the result. Abroad cars hardly ever burst into flames even when involved in accidents.

Originalsly:


No doubt.... but I strongly suspect a local rewire guy did his shortcut magic and this is the result. Abroad cars hardly ever burst into flames even when involved in accidents.

Could be. When tokunbo cars are imported, so many of them come with faults, some major, some minor, but car dealers will try to fix it locally.

I can't blame them though. Without accidented vehicles in the market, it would be almost impossible to sell at a competitive price with the heavy levies on car importation and the falling value of the naira.

hope she got it insured...

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Could be. When tokunbo cars are imported, so many of them come with faults, some major, some minor, but car dealers will try to fix it locally.

I can't blame them though. Without accidented vehicles in the market, it would be almost impossible to sell at a competitive price with the heavy levies on car importation and the falling value of the naira.

you are right..

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Exactly. If they discover you don't know much about cars, they'll even sell it to you as new. But if you already know that's just repackaging, they'll let you know it's toks. That's how car dealers are...

nah wah ooo.. someone have to becareful buying cars