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Offering 980k.... Deal? |
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Interesting responses as usual on nairaland. 1. I know d name raises eyebrows but i'm used to that, like Rotimi Amaechi is used to his. School records at FGC Ilorin shd satisfy anyone interested though. 2. The letter was written as an indirect response to an IBB advert describing him as a man u can trust. 3. I would love to get a response from the General. If none comes, no offence taken. 4. I will limit my nairaland response to this. A friend just drew my attention to this post. Thank you. And God bless Nigeria. |
Bom bom bom Gbo bi ilu wa ti ndun Bom bom bom Gbo bi a ti nsere Bom bom bom ma boma Bom bom bom BOMA! |
Middleman:I'm sorry you may not get any serious buyer till you get the VIN posted. |
The guy just simply amazes me. Walahi ! |
Just checking, Are you saying the buyer will have to clear this himself ?jenju: |
twinstaiye:Simple. Nigeria ALWAYS beats South Africa in football. ![]() |
Great initiative. Dont let the other scandal change your mind here. And do comprehensive background checks on the people you finally take. With guaranteed guarantors. In other words, watch your back very closely. All the best. |
You may need to locate a car-diagnostic center where your camry can be plugged in and diagnosed properly. What the mechanics would likely do is reset something in the fusebox, and the check engine light will disappear; but that does not mean the problem (if there is any) has gone. |
I'm thinking this is just a long winding way to say I did not have time for a review or to write my usually detailed reports. Haba, we're still on the same page after like 4 days ! Even Tampico sef don bone the forum. You're forgiven though. |
RSA:That's what RSA said. |
Bros, I sent you an email. Still awaiting your response, |
spora1:Spora my main guy, Welcome back o. And how is the baby? You can come in and post something in-between the diaper-changes, @Tampico, Dont mind the Tawana of a girl LC was right. Watching Uti laugh behind Tawana's back was purely hilarious, |
Tampico:And here i was thinking today was Tuesday. Thanks for the correction. Thank God It's Friday. ![]() |
Mantee:The simple truth is that spora is on the lesser hajj, and will be back to the country "very, very soon". Of course his detractors will want to claim that his health is in question, somewhere between Riyadh and Germany, But seriously speaking, i miss him too. |
pfeifer:my sister, It is always advisable to ignore [/b]the [b]ignorant. |
seun001:You can say that again. The guy (masai or no masai) simply writes well. As you would expect, I followed up the links he put in (like someone who does nothing all day but wait for posts on this forum would), and lo and behold. our own Sheila is revealed as Kenya's miss tourism 2006. Not just that, i read that Miss Sheila is "a born-again christian". I almost fainted, given the number of tales she has given us about her perpetual drunkenness when back in Kenya, and the pure 18+ junk that comes out of her mouth regularly. Then i went to the second link and saw she had been 'dethroned' for ‘gross misconduct’. Ha ha, now we are talking about the same person. And of course, this was a mere 2 months into her reign. I can only imagine that there were several 'warnings', missed appointments, more warnings before they yanked off the crown from her sharp head. And to think that she's my favorite girl in the house, |
@Nairafan, Seun001 was just saying that Lucille had learnt to mind her own business. Obviously was not referring to you. Abeg, this is a civilized forum o. @Seun001. Your last post was uncalled for. Ever heard of turning the other cheek? Now you've turned off all your own supporters who would have rallied round after nairafan's emotionally-charged missile. |
Seun:My wife also thinks so. I could not agree less. whatever happened to Hazel Or even Latoya for that matter.If no be say na seun, i for ban ![]() |
@Tampico, Thanks, and keep them comin @lawyerchap thanks for the update. one question though. will you remain 'lawyerchap' for life? by now u shd have graduated to 'lawyerdon' or something. @modups Yes o. i hear the guy was in 'Next movie star' or something like that. |
My people, abeg how did d nominations go? Had to go to the gym b4 the show started, And to get back home quickly on a rainy evening in d niger delta is like trying to make nigeria win gold in beijing. |
E be like you people no dey here for Big Brother 2. That was when i came to know his excellency, the great lawyerchap. You will see more. Wait for the other gangsters to land, tampico especially. I have been way too busy to contribute to this but i'm enjoying lawyerchap immensely. |
I am beginning to think this is a virus in oga Seun's backyard. |
kevyngbash:Leave inspired. He wants to start a journey that is not on his map. He shd just be careful. Those hailing you today can easily crucify you tomorrow. And believe me, i'll throw the first stone. At least i have sent you a mail you have not responded to. |
T A A A M M P I I I I C C O O O O Una don come again with plenty analyses. Really interesting. Pls keep them coming, |
showbobo:Yea, I always felt 'sorry' for Lagos-kids while growing up. Remarkably for me, whenever i mentioned a simple popular novel while in the boarding house, the lagos boys would say thay had seen the film. Tom Sawyerr, Prince and the pauper, Oliver twist are actually films to them, not books. They just didnt know what they were missing. It was also interesting that majority had never seen snakes b4, except inside zoo (which they still did not have). Not too late though.I myself lived in Lagos for five years after graduation some years ago. And i'm glad to be out. http://www.guardiannewsngr.com/editorial_opinion/article02//indexn2_html?pdate=250808&ptitle=Suffering%20and%20smiling%20in%20Lagos Back to the topic. My parents first lived in Zaria after marriage and later moved us down south. They took us kids round a huge part of nigeria in the 80s, with a sister in FGGC Akure, and a brother in Ilorin, we also visited the FGC in Ugwualawo once. That was a Mr & Mrs Bako kind of experience (or shd i say a Mr & Mrs EI). The Makurdi bridge wasnt quite done so went by ferry thru Agenebode in present-day Edo and landed in Idah (present-day Kogi). I also went to Jos much later. Some people just simply hate the process -traveling, They just want to get there! And while this is understandable on nigerian roads, i have a friend that simply cant look out of an airplane window. he starts sweating very profusely and refuses to answer you during take-off or landing. He's at that moment gripping the arm rests. He once heard that most plane crashes happen either during take-off or landing. Mark Twain recommended travel as the best source of inspiration. We all can do with emulating EI. Good job. |
uche1:That will be lovely. |
salsera, uchetobi, uche1, lawyerchap (where is he sef?) Good to be back. Hope we'll have great fun like b4, |
Oga EI, You have done well o. I did a small trip in April myself. but not near as far-reaching as yours. Drove from PH to Abuja then a visit to Ajaokuta, then onwards to Osogbo through the terrible Okene-Ondo state rd. Osogbo to Warri through Owo/Benin and back to PH. But a question here, I had noticed on my own trip that police road-blocks were almost non-existent along the Enugu-Anyangba-Lokoja route all the way to Abuja, and generally in the north. Where did you see most police, and what was the general treatment received in their hands. ![]() |
texazzpete:Sharp guy ! |
Siena:Amazing, I never thought that Siena could drive anything but an Audi, What else do you want to confess to Mr Audi ![]() |

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