₦airaland Forum

gabng:
How much will you land the following vehicles:

(1) Pegeuot 406 (year range is btw 2001 - 2003) with 2.0ltr petrol engine, Automatic trans, factory alloy & leather seats.

(2) Honda Accord Euro Spec (2003,2004 or 2005) full options ( minus navigation). Pls note this is not the EOD model.

If possible post pics of examples here so that i am sure u know the vehicles.

Get back ASAP


peoguot 406-budget 1.2million
eod european spec,has the back of the normal eod but the front looks more like civic-budget 1.7million

stanlotion:
Pls how much can get me a 96/97 camry with ac and alloy wheels(full options) or 97 honda bulldog with same specification. Will 750 get it to lagos.

Eniga:
how much can i get a mazda 6 2003/2004 model. beiginsly@yahoo.com

dplordx:
[b]Was a graduate at the age of 23. Worked at a reputable bank and top profile construction company, and resigned to start my own business after coming into some capital and went into farming. Mind you, besides been a farmer, working on a 2nd degree, and I add a professional certs yearly. Last year, NIPR, and currently at NIMN.
I started my farm with 2000 birds, 500 fingerlings and after a year of been starved of capital: need a pen besides existing land, and battery cages cost a fortune as well as van etc
The products (eggs, chickens, fish, pork) has a shocking demand, and theres limitless market in this country for agricultural products, eggs, chickens, turkeys, snails, fish, etc
Seriously, its been like hell when you cant even approach a bank for loans. Their beauricratic carousel alone is enough to kill your spirit but well man's gotta fight.
Right now, I am operating with marginal profits, I cant expand because where on earth will the capital come from when UBA, and FCMB told me that the 50billion naira agricultural loan is for the types of Dangotes alone. They told me I must have an asset worth 300 million naira before they can give me a loan. Isnt that an insult! And you wonder who gave them this loan in the first place; if it wasnt our own lazy FG and I sometimes wonder if Lamido is actually aware of what youths are going through in this country. And talk about the bank of industry, those guys would rather pass loans to their housekeepers rather than people with vision and dreams. Ive become a professional loan seeker, and right now, its a job im thinking wont yeild anything in this country as long as your into agriculture or anything long term. Banks dont like risky business. They give loans to businesses they understand, and this is why Nigeria is still stuck in the past. Old toilet. New toilet. Same excreta
Anyways, I am still stuck between deciding on leaving the business because of its high capital depedency. For a long time now, I keep making money and seeing it disappear on expenses, and keeping my workers and customers satisfied, and this is getting a little old for me now.
There are several Nigerians who will make Dangote look like he needs to go back to school to relearn business if given the right capital. Its just a shame that wont happen.[/b]

globexl:
Nija, especially Lagos is aflush with cars , new, tokumbo and used and for every budget. i just can't understand why anyone would travel to Cotonu with all the inherent risks to buy a car and then drive or smuggle it into to nija. How much can anyone possible save to warrant so much risks. If cars are so cheap, why wouldn't the smuglers use their own money to buy and smuggle the cars into nija and then sell and make their big profits?
It seems so dumb. Thats my opinion.