...to use one of my Ducati tool set on my TVS okada?

Bike na bike abi

Na it's younger bro na. All 2 wheelers

I hate the fact that after all the years you spent in the US our system does not allow you to bring back all your thing into Nigeria due to corrupt customs officials, when the law in all cases allow you to bring back your personal items when relocating back into the country.

If I have to sell all my things and come back to Nigeria after spending decades in the US with 2 50pounds luggage, it is not worth returning to Nigeria at any point.
Nigerians in US coming back with cash only to buy substandard items at more than double the price of genuine items, is not what we look foward to.

I look at south American and how the send their earnings back, no one is taking half of their earnings as tax and levy from someone who does not live in the country.

I dont see where he said he cannot bring his things into the country because of Nigeria system or custom officials. This is your assumption.

sultaan:
I hate the fact that after all the years you spent in the US our system does not allow you to bring back all your thing into Nigeria due to corrupt customs officials, when the law in all cases allow you to bring back your personal items when relocating back into the country.

If I have to sell all my things and come back to Nigeria after spending decades in the US with 2 50pounds luggage, it is not worth returning to Nigeria at any point.
Nigerians in US coming back with cash only to buy substandard items at more than double the price of genuine items, is not what we look foward to.

I look at south American and how the send their earnings back, no one is taking half of their earnings as tax and levy from someone who does not live in the country.

sultaan:
I hate the fact that after all the years you spent in the US our system does not allow you to bring back all your thing into Nigeria due to corrupt customs officials, when the law in all cases allow you to bring back your personal items when relocating back into the country.

If I have to sell all my things and come back to Nigeria after spending decades in the US with 2 50pounds luggage, it is not worth returning to Nigeria at any point.
Nigerians in US coming back with cash only to buy substandard items at more than double the price of genuine items, is not what we look foward to.

I look at south American and how the send their earnings back, no one is taking half of their earnings as tax and levy from someone who does not live in the country.

Oh it's not a matter of not being allowed to bring in stuff. It's a personal decision to come home and live as a Nigerian without all the American accessories.

Now that I've been here for 3 years I plan on going back to the USA in a few months for the mother of all shopping sprees

EgunMogaji2:


Oh it's not a matter of not being allowed to bring in stuff. It's a personal decision to come home and live as a Nigerian without all the American accessories.

Now that I've been here for 3 years I plan on going back to the USA in a few months for the mother of all shopping sprees

NOW you have arrived

radautoworks:
NOW you have arrived

My plan is to fly into Seattle. Buy a used Ford Econoline cargo van. Weld some sort of lock on the doors and then leisurely cruise down I-5 to Los Angeles. I’ll stop at various Sears, Home Depot, Lowe’s, HarborFreight, on the way and load up from the clearance sections.

Then I’ll deliver the van to my shipping agent in Long Beach for shipping in a container to Lagos.

EgunMogaji2:


My plan is to fly into Seattle. Buy a used Ford Econoline cargo van. Weld some sort of lock on the doors and then leisurely cruise down I-5 to Los Angeles. I’ll stop at various Sears, Home Depot, Lowe’s, HarborFreight, on the way and load up from the clearance sections.

Then I’ll deliver the van to my shipping agent in Long Beach for shipping in a container to Lagos.

LOVE it!

EgunMogaji2:

My plan is to fly into Seattle. Buy a used Ford Econoline cargo van. Weld some sort of lock on the doors and then leisurely cruise down I-5 to Los Angeles. I’ll stop at various Sears, Home Depot, Lowe’s, HarborFreight, on the way and load up from the clearance sections.

Then I’ll deliver the van to my shipping agent in Long Beach for shipping in a container to Lagos.

Good idea.
HarborFreight having a lot of sales on their tools lately.
I keep getting emails and flyers. Been shipping some small tools home from them. Give them plenty look-over.

Hajji M.

mufutau55:


Good idea.
HarborFreight having a lot of sales on their tools lately.
I keep getting emails and flyers. Been shipping some small tools home from them. Give them plenty look-over.

Hajji M.

Do harborfreight sell tools to buyers abroad?

kingreign:

Do harborfreight sell tools to buyers abroad?

I don't think so.

https://www.harborfreight.com/

Hajji M.

mufutau55:


I don't think so.

https://www.harborfreight.com/

Hajji M.

Na to ask someone abroad (in US) to buy and ship on my behalf.

Sears outlet

When you ship a fully laden E150, will you have to pay N1m to move it out of the port

sultaan:
Sears outlet

When you ship a fully laden E150, will you have to pay N1m to move it out of the port

Could even end up being E350 or E450 cause I need one with the 4WD option as a company rig.

The hi roof Transit have bigger internal space but because they are newer, cost a lot more.

A good inverter and solar panels on alibaba will also be desirable

sultaan:
Sears outlet

When you ship a fully laden E150, will you have to pay N1m to move it out of the port

out of business

EgunMogaji2:


Could even end up being E350 or E450 cause I need one with the 4WD option as a company rig.

these are work horses. Bought over a dozen between 2011-2013 and they are still on Nigerian roads

kingreign:


Na to ask someone abroad (in US) to buy and ship on my behalf.

careful. Certain harbor freight tools don't last

radautoworks:
careful. Certain harbor freight tools don't last

E still beta pass certain El-chinko tools.

kingreign:

E still beta pass certain El-chinko tools.

They’re all made in China