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Olisa4all:
Do you know why he went to inspect the vehicle?
Have you gone to inspect the vehicle yourself?
Your comments are very biased sir.

Olisa4all:
Your comment shows you're actually a big disappointment, you want someone to buy a car that is totally not road worthy and unsafe, its people like you that are the reasons Nigeria is where it is today

GAZZUZZ:
Just to clear all doubts, I went to see this car personally yesterday, was there for only 8mins.

Bargained price- 550,000

I will list its Good and bad sides.

Tyres- ok.

Interior- some missing plasic covers near footwell on front right and left sides.

Airbag deployed and clued on front right dashboard.

Could be kept much cleaner.

Boot- not well kept.


Engine bay- not intact, very disorganised.

Engine- rattling seriously, oil leaks all over body of engine.

Airconditioning- functional, wrong compressor installed, pipe welds a mile long.



Body- a lot of dents on front right side of vehicle, the front right and left fender, head lights, front bumper, grill and bonnet are not salvageble.



Chassis- front right impact, work done poorly, engine does not sit straight in the bay, it is tilted at an angle. All engine mounts are out of placeand tilted right causing excessive vibrations.


Summary. Vehicle is not road worthy, will never be road worthy no matter how much money you put into it because of the accident to the front right side of the car. Chassis is bent and welded at wrong angles.

I will post pics in my spare time.

Kufie:
Driver? Contact me

timifakay:
Escort as in security detail, eg police or
Escort as in lady of the night?

Jimmybyi:
Location pls?

GogetterMD:
https://mbasic.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1136089289828761&id=100002831036954&comment_id=1136727973098226&_rdr

BuariCopyPaste:
Dear members...i am of the type that says NO to bringing marital shortcomings to the social media but I just realized why others do so.
I formerly got married on Tuesday 18th April but we are already headed for a bitter divorce.

To cut the story short, the whole issue started at the ground of our traditional marriage(Igba Nkwu).
On arriving her dad's compound, I was stunned to realize her mother didn't make the provisions of which I paid her for.
The DJ wasn't on ground, the canopies were just 3 and looking dirty, the chairs were not up to half of what i paid for. There was no light, no microphone, no decorations, the few food cooked were not served to guest and I was devastated.
Out of anger and dissappointment, I started lashing out at my wife and she broke down in tears begging me for forgiveness.
We managed to forge ahead till the the ceremony ended and we headed for my house.
As our tradition demands, the newly married bride sees off her Aso ebis and return in the evening same day to welcome visitors. But alas, my wife went and never came back till Friday evening.

I queried her on her whereabout only for her reply in a harsh manner saying "where do you expect me to be", don't make me angry"
God!! I couldn't believe it as it made me more mad in anger so I asked her to return to wherever she's coming from and leave our son behind(yes we already a year and 10 months old son). I actually made this decision to save face else how do I clarify the absence of my wife and son to visitors and well-wishers trooping in to see them?
She hurriedly dashed into the room and picked her phone and stormed out of the house. Now her mother is accussing me of taking her daughter's son from her and stripping her of her belongings.

Now my wife is saying she's no longer interested in the marriage likewise her people(her father is late). I am still fuming with anger that I am at loss of what to do. I am not prepared to raise my son alone neither do I want him to be raised by her mother alone.

Should I initiate a peace move and apologize to her or should I move on with life.....I am seriously confused and fuming with anger that I was shortchanged and offended and still expected to offer apologies.

greatgod2012:
Don't lend her any amount to add up, let her use her money! Whatever the result, she'll bear it alone. I pray she doesn't regret the action sha!

Acidosis:
I know someone who's into this stuff...He begged me to try it before it will eventually crash but I didn't give it a thought.

Unlike MMM where people offer millions, he said the max you can PH is 50k with a 100% turnover after 21 days, so I'll say allow her do whatever she wants to do with her OWN money. Not everyone who do ponzi schemes end up losing. Like the man I mentioned, I believe he has made something which is why he talked to me about it. Chances are your wife will either get paid or lose if the scheme fails during her time.

However, if your reasons anchor on the fact that you hate ponzi schemes and other related money doubling formulas, I'll say just maintain your stance. Advise her to work, if she's not already working.

greatgod2012:
If it's her money, let her do it! It's good to have primary experience, be it positive or negative, but the probability of getting a negative experience from this is very high! By the time she losses some amount of money, she'll have her experiences to share with anyone who might seek for her advice on such things.



If you don't allow her, she might be thinking you served as obstacles to her imagined great wealth, which may later lead her into resenting you?

zed7:
That's the in thing in this country now, bunch of lazy people. However if she's not greedy she wouldn't lose much.

jmoore:
Starting hiding your money. Make sure she has no access to your atm card and pin.

Folks that are into money doubling only come back to their senses when the stuff finally crashes.

She should use her own money, not yours.

ToriBlue:
Its just like MMM, and it will crash too.

sammiecity:
hello sir whatsapp me
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modath:
This country can never be great until the problem in red is solved, no true great /prosperous nation relies solely on importation of virtually every commodity....

We can't be putting our heads in the sand pretending like we don't know the cause of the problem... oil price has tanked, the reserves ( to defend the naira) almost at critical level, but we insist things should remain the same..we can't continue to be merry in austere times, something just gotta give, no two ways out..

It's simple economics and logic, demand and supply are at variance, pricing will definitely reflect it.. chikena.