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🚨 URGENT SALE TODAY: 5 PLOTS FOR ₦5 MILLION TOTAL!

An immediate funding need has opened up this special offer for a buyer ready to act today.

📍 Location: Elerangbe Road, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos

✅ Dry land
✅ A few metres from the proposed Elerangbe–Badore eight-lane highway
✅ Directly behind Ayeteju, on the other side of the Lekki–Epe Expressway
✅ An opportunity for land banking and future residential development

At just ₦1 million per plot, this is an opportunity worth inspecting immediately. Its location near a proposed major transport corridor offers potential for future appreciation as development progresses.

Title information: The land falls within a government residential scheme. Buyers will need to undertake the applicable government allocation and C of O process.

Why the special price? I need the funds today, which is why I am offering these five plots at this price for a transaction completed today.

🚗 I am available for physical inspection right now. Send your location so we can arrange pickup, inspect the property, review the documents and proceed.

📲 Ready to inspect? Message or call me now. Only five plots on this offer!
09068188174 08154547777

2004 Toyota Sequoia: Persistent Blinking Amber 4WD Light After Underbody Damage

Good evening, everyone. Please, I need advice from experienced Toyota Sequoia owners or mechanics regarding an issue with my 2004 Sequoia 4WD.

Two days ago, the vehicle got stuck in water. I engaged the 4WD to try to get out, but a large piece of wood was lodged underneath the vehicle. The incident damaged both sumps and also affected the front axle.

Since then, whenever I start the engine, the 4WD indicator comes on. When I switch the 4WD off, that indicator goes off, but the amber light in the centre of the four-wheel diagram keeps blinking continuously.

The damaged front axle was replaced today, but the blinking amber light is still there.

What could be causing this, and what specific checks should the mechanic carry out? Could it be related to the damage underneath the vehicle, the 4WD mechanism, or an electrical connection?

Also, is it safe to drive the vehicle in this condition?

I would appreciate your advice and recommendations. Thank you.

Please my company needs 20 tonne x 20 for sand filling project in Lagos.

Can you assist us in any ways?