Then move to Lagos, Ogun has too many poor people and undeveloped human capital; and the government isn't even doing much good to change this situation -- what the state need is massive infrastructure to bring in more investors, but Ive given up on the state. Relocate bro!

you mean 95K?

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The difference is a lot. I just purchased a camry 2008 converted to 2011 from Jiji for 1.5
The sellers on nairaland are selling the same vehicle which is not even as clean as the one i bought for 2.3

Another, RX330 for 2.3m from jiji, clean inside out, and almost every dealer I called on nairaland are rudely saying: "only stolen Rx330 will sell below 3m." Can you imagine, they even try to trick you with the "stolen car" line.

I mean...a whole 800k profit, some even wan chop 1million for used vehicle. Too many bandits here
Now adays, I just come here to compare price and shake my head after a successful deal from Jiji.
If you want to buy car, dont look at the price here...try Jiji

whatever you choose, buy toyota

Can you provide more info? Does it use battery or solar panels? Or does it use gas or air or water...
I am really interested in buying. And can you please post of a video of it in action? and what kind of guarantee does it come it?
Is it 1 year or 2 years?

nice ride

1m I will pay you Monday !

This is a post from an Aboki or military agent posing here to divide and conquer you children of nairaland.

thesilentman:
Ofcourse you won't believe but i will still let you know.
This is to all yoruabas.It's not to too late to stop this madness.
There'd certainly be hell to pay for this tomfoolery we are calling protest! The north is masturbating right now on our foolishness.Ya all need to think outta da box.

May thunder fire your generation and the north! What rubbish!!!!

Oh well

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MEND and Niger delta are political rogues. They are awaiting credit alerts before they move. Those ones, you think say na poor man dem dey fight for?

You think CNN or BBC gives an F about whether 1 million Nigerian youths are killed? Most of the media houses only care about ratings, and right now they would rather cover story about Meghan Markle and other stories that the American and British love. They are not interested in your cause at all

Mm

SOLD

Congrats to the lucky buyer

SA

Hmm

Going...

Sowore, you are doing well
You getting my vote in 2022

SA

dplordx:
Oga check your whatapps n drop pix of the engine.ur ride clean,,I wan come carry am today

Sorry...Been stuck in office. Check your message.
SA

Hmmm deep

Killed by Buhari

lionness:
Is it v4 or v6? Am really interested

It a v6.

9icest:
900k. , I will pay tomorrow if the ride has no issue

Please call me ASAP. I will drop my office address for inspection

Aksnoopy:
What's the engine size? Engine pictures pls

Say hi on whatapps I will send you pix it’s not loading here

SA

Everything works excellent
Ice cold AC
Perfect engine, gear and sound system.
Not a single scratch... neat AF
Clean and perfectly working
Location: Toll Gate, Agbado-Ijaiye, Lagos

Call or whatapps: 09058939551

Reason: upgrading to SUV

Price: 950k last!

ublight:
space booked.
What can 200k do in this business?

You can get a shop, get a small crushing machine or pelletizing machine which is a typical crusher.
A small 15 x 15 shop is enough for this...
It costs N12, 000-15,000/MT but must be delivered to facilities...
I am not providing any link...just do your research or attend De-Olivette Enterprise forum...

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