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Privatepart00:
2001 MDX , I haven’t experienced any transmission issues so far . The car was transferred to me by my dad. Mileage is over 110,000 still drives well , very rugged , I love those 2006 model because of some added features in the technology aspect. Last trip with the car was from Awka to Mbaise on 14/11/2020. The movement was hitch free. Full tank took me to and fro , and still had half tank when I reached Four Corners Enugu then I topped up with #5000 fuel.
The repairs carried out in it include camber bushing, brake pad, oil change , stabilizer linkage , the road I ply are very bad , so I always look out for the camber bushing and stabilizer linkage.
Is a great car if you take care of it as a baby .
9/07/2019 I drove it to Abuja from Nsukka for an exam . No issues experienced to and fro.
@ Mcval

Which lubrication oil and gear oil do you use? Because I am looking to buy one.

Chai E pain am

danqujigy:
Is either you patronize them or they sponsor kidnappers to terrorize you guys on Lagos-Ibadan highway to create panic. That is how government do their business. Just my thinking

Hahahaha.
Wrong thinking.

They are nice

Pearlqueen:
Visit a dentist again and tell the dentist that you need a combination of tetracycline and salt plus warm water injected into your gums from underneath and on your own, rinse your mouth thrice daily with tetracycline and salt in warm water as warm as your mouth can hold.

Make sure to also brush after breakfast and after dinner, before you retire to bed.

Good luck.

OP please take this very serious.

selfmadeOLX:
5w10

You forgot to add +or -

Okwuazi930:
Is she from the south east.

Abia

Thefxchanger:
ive known you to always think backwards... youre derailing a thread where someone's money is kept sitting down for no reason for over two months and you really hope to succeed in your own business?

luxury cars my foot... we know your type... u no dey get one single car in your name.. na to dey enter dealership to take pictures and post on here...

how many of those cars above were purchased by you?

I think the guy is very annoying with spamming every post he came across.

being:
When you say best to relocate to, why not draw up factors that make a country good for family relocation and probably put the factors in order of preference. And you need to do this for yourself because what matters to you might not matter to others. Like learning a new language might be an issue for you but it's not for some. Though you really can't know some factors until people point them out to you.

Some factors include: racism, ease of immigrants getting good jobs, purchasing power, security, culture, language, weather, natural disasters, ease of getting papers

Spot on! People should have asked these questions before giving advice.
What you seek might be different from what others seek

tojos:
I got a business for you, and it's one of the businesses I do part-time while working. I'm even considering quitting my job in order to go fully into the business, because it's a gold-mine of a business that so many people are not aware of �. Briefly, let me highlight some features of the business:

It's stress free.

Like I stated earlier, you may choose to do the business part-time or full-time.

It's easy to start and requires a minimum capital of about 45k.

Unlike some businesses out there that tend to collapse, your investment will be 100% safe.

100% ROI can be achieved within a few months of investing depending on your efforts. Even with the minimum investment of 45k, you can make 7 million naira in a year by re-investing your earnings. It all boils down to your effort.

The business guarantees residual income for your family long after you retire. That means an investment that would never go down, and your income would keeps coming in multiples for the rest of life and for your family to inherit.

And to conclude, this business is 100% legit and real. Even people in the diaspora are investing in it.�

If you want to know more about the business I'm talking about, chat me up for free on my whatsapp 08023032540. Thank me later.�

You are part of the problems of this country.

Houston17:
Good evening guys, please I need clarification on the issue below.

The primary school where I finished from didn't issue First School Leaving Certificate(FSLC) and I didn't take it serious back then. But as I speak to you, the school has packed up and it's impossible to get the stuff now. Is there anything I can do about it? Can my testimonial from the school be used in place of FSLC?

Cc TammyAnybody

Go to State Ministry of Education and report the issue.

Hamzaay:
Where are u located

Abakaliki

Iyaboonibipe:
please i also need someone to help me submit to Kwara Commissioner at FCC. or anyone with a contact i can use. God bless

Is anyone willing to help?

Hamzaay:
Meet who registered you. The agent will be able to pay you

The agent that registered me has been unable to pay anyone after just one day.

The scheme seems like a scam.

Hamzaay:
Get registered at an affordable price and earn for life

How can those that registered earlier get their money?

Jacknn:
Heey thanksssss, what about government owned substation, any idea??

NIPP stations are government owned.

Jacknn:
Please do u have any idea what these substation starting salary for graduate could be pls,any info on that would do biko

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[quote author=Jacknn post=95042703][/quote]It depends on the station. Under NDPHC, there are two salary structure yet same work place. Transcript is paying different from Pacific etc

My Redmi7 is running out of memory. Though I don't have eveternal memory on the phone. What should I do?

hoppcee:
I know NIPP. They supervised the company I worked with on a power plant project in Ihovbor (Benin), Edo state. Their staff are so fresh, they don’t stand under sun for long like us. They will just come in their hilux, check one or two things, put mad pressure on us and then leave to their office. I know they are well paid but I don’t know how their recruitment is done.

Do your company hire experienced power plant operators and maintenance men?

hoppcee:
I know NIPP. They supervised the company I worked with on a power plant project in Ihovbor (Benin), Edo state. Their staff are so fresh, they don’t stand under sun for long like us. They will just come in their hilux, check one or two things, put mad pressure on us and then leave to their office. I know they are well paid but I don’t know how their recruitment is done.

Can I PM you please?

TheAlchemist3:
power.

Do you know anything?

I am looking for the connection too.

Please,is there anyone here who can help with any contact at Niger Delta Power Holding Company? I will sincerely appreciate that.

TheAlchemist3:
Please who knows about National Integrated Plant Project in Abuja ?

Plant project or power project?

I am impressed with the way you are helping each other here.

adimj2000:
How do I get such dealer that can deliver without the C papers? I can sort the papers out later




Ok Then ...
Just let me know the car and model you want
So i can tell him.

ML 320 or Acura MDX

gentlebullet:
well, stuffs are cheaper in Lome than Cotonou. if you are a young man with confirm naija hustling spirit (not ajebo-butter wey get sponsored by some polithiefian), abeg forget ABC transport, Chisco, Young shall grow, Efex, GUO, Cross country, etc ( you go just pay for AC, rice, water) cos their fare from Lagos to Lome is between 12k - 16k( depending on the type of ID you present)
my guy just find your way to either mile 2 or iyana iba, board a bus going to seme and alight at the last stop close to the border. look out for okada riders with green tops(Hausa guys are your best bet) and ask the rider to show you his cards(small plastic cards cut to sizes wit no, that's their pass at the numerous road blocks).negotiate the fare(#500 - #700)
just make sure you secure your money well. well you get to the Benin side of the border, go change your money close to the bank of Africa (lots of money changers are there with their table, the women will be your best bet) rate as at 9th sept when I was heading to Abidjan was #631 = CFA1000.
after forex, enter the garage beside where you did forex and ask for car going to Lome-Aflao(infact, once you alight from the bike there are lots of drivers who will bombard you with their routes.so getting the car isn't a prob) the fare is CFA 7000(collect ticket once you pay) the car takes one in the front and three at the back.
let me remind you that you will cross the border at Hilla-kodji. you will alight from the car once you get to the border and you will cross the border on foot with other travelers. just follow your travelling partners to the check post and hand the immigration CFA 500 on the Benin side, then you walk to the Togo side.
first, you pass through the port health just give them CFA 300 and proceed to immigration and also give CFA 500 and you are done. nobody will harass you just be wary of those guys selling all manner of items make them no do you strong thing. after walking through the border post, there is a garage few metres ahead of you that is where the car will be waiting, so just go there and locate the car and board to continue your trip. once you get into Lome, you will know first you see the port, ecobank head office, etc. just tell the driver to drop you at the lome market . from there you take bike inside and ask for the part that sells the wares you want to buy.

coming back with your goods is when you need the transport coys. just locate any of their office in Lome, negotiate the price for cargo of goods only to Lagos, sort that and take a bike to Lagos garage. its the same fare back to seme CFA 7000 and the sa
me procedure at the border. you get home and go for your goods at the office of any coy that help you cargo.
am not a trader on this route but I ply this route at least twice in a month and If am not driving, this the way I go and I have met alot of traders I sometimes travel with the ones that are now friends with me whenever my trip conceded with theirs ( when am driving) good luck.

Can you connect me to any of the traders?

hassrash:
with 1.8m wil get it

Expensive

Lavisha:
Nobody will ask.

Since I've been driving my Accord DC, no customs ever stopped me.

Them dey look cars.

they do stop vehicles from 10years old and below.

How do I get such dealer that can deliver without the C papers? I can sort the papers out later

That number is not on WhatsApp.

I need this car , only that I will be ready in few months time.

I am looking for a neatly used ML 320 between 2002 to 2004 at a very good price to buy.