₦airaland Forum

Stop posting cars for sale if can't include your prices. No one has time to be calling numbers you don"t even pick.

Can this car go for 1m? How about fault, where can one get the parts?

Where in Lagos are you?

DarkwebMaster:
Wonder on wheels will always be. You could have owned this vehicle and spend just about 700k. And get some good ride... What do I know

You are absolutely correct. Engine is 400k, gear box without black plate is 150k, AC compressor (automatic) is 35k.

Cashsteady:
Lol ipob and chest beating see how they are already making mouth in the comment they sha want to make sure their region is developed than the south west lol I can't count how many of this are in the south west but you will never see any Yoruba making noise as if your region can develop pass is current state...

You are a pathetic donkeyy, did you read anything about IPOB in that article, or you just want to be an unfortunate felon.

Fulani people and some clownsss they pay 30k stipend monthly. They want to kill her for exposing the truth about their evil. Bunch of demonsss.

Emotionss:
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You are a bloody hypocrite.

Have you heard of abaliikii and onicha Rice ?

Have you hard of onicha yam ?

What about cassava ? Cocoyam ? Water yam ? Black beans ?

Have you heard of igbo native cow ?

What about garri ? Semovita ?

Oga the south east have learned from the civil war. No body can threatened them with food ever again.

I HONESTLY LOVE THE FACT THAT MANY PEOPLE ARE UNDERESTIMATING THE SOUTH EAST. I REALLY LOVE IT.

You don't mind the hypocrites. Who needs tomatoes when I can make good banga soup (ofè akwù) for my rice, who needs their weevil infested, sniper laddened beans when we have black beans, who needs cow meat that's not even advisable, when I can make my egusi soup with fresh farm chicken. Let them continue deceive g themselves.

Arrewa:
I have no issues with the south south. Those guys are the Heros that derserve more than what they're gaining from the current System. But unfortunately for them... they're from the current shiit hole part of the world

The problem of Niger Delta is leaderhip not even Nigeria.

A state like Delta and Bayelsea supposed to be more developed than Abuja.

Even if we divide this country.

Some people would still suffer this same bad leadership from our current crop of African leaders.

We all have same issue all over Africa minus the white north Africans.

The black people generally have leadership problems.

But you see those politicians from the south south...

Those guys are worse!

As for Igbos reality go soon hit them

You are a goat, the man who spoke is from Niger delta, but here you are talking trash about Igbos.
The gods must have used your brain for omelette that is why you are overtly fixed on your hate towards SE.

Let me tell you, if we divide Nigeria today, SS will be their own country and you would never have access to their oil any longer. You stay in your north, eat your maize, millet, onions beans etc. South can grow their food locally and they will survive. Gone are days you would get alliance from SW, they also want to be on their own Oduduwa republic and I fully support them. Wake up and smell the coffee bozo, your people are so evil that no one wants to associate with you bunch of terrorists anymore. Nonsense.

All these people are from Niger Republic, Mali etc.

The next will be linking Mali to Nigeria with rail line while we continue suffering from the bad terrible worst roads in Africa.

Ogun will kee anyone kills innocent people under any false guise. Whether you are the military, court, police or president, you will surely account for every innocent blood you spill.

cucumbae:
What if she used that aboki man as a front.Politicians and their families don't use their names to acquire properties that are not gotten from hard earned money.

This a sensible way to think, no politician will ever use his or her name to buy property anywhere. Kiki at her age don't have that kind of money and the family will never buy any property in their name for now until they are done with serving in FG.

majamajic:
Those of u demanding for link

Am just showing u the link , nothing concern me

https://www.nairaland.com/5352175/work-very-hard-kiki-osinbajo

I hope they will not pressure NL to delete this post/link.

klever18:
Why is the Nigerian government putting mouth in Biafran matter?
I taught they said Nigeria is a zoo

If FG leaves the matter to “Biafra” do you think Indians will still remain in Ilupeju or any part of this country. Indians and Chinese are some of the worst cows you can ever meet in life. Anyway, RIP to the dead.

hotwax:
The same reason we can't get nuclear energy.

You remember they brought the idea of siting nuclear power stations in SE and Akwa ibom, come and see protest from all quarters. One nuclear reactor “accident“ in SE will wipe out the entires south within 20 years of nuclear radiation fallout. A country where people burn huge offices like they are burning firewood. Common oil polluted Niger delta, they cannot clean, but they are busy wasting oil money on frivolous projects. I tire sef.

marvin906:
no offense buh your dumb...
so if you where the president you would gladly pay for F 16
do you think is just about buying them
or maybe you think maintenance of those Jets is cheap or the weapons is cheap abi..
go and do research on countries with f 16 and ask how many are even working..
no country buy's weapons for buying sake
you buy what you need..
and Nigeria weapon procurement have been beyond expectation
what use is an f 16 in a coin war
some of una sha

You are dumber bro, the US will not even sell the F16s to us because there are lots of factors considered before such high profile equipment is sold to a country that is plagued with terrorism which seemly enjoys the patronage of those in government. My mention of F16s is to point to the fact that we could get something much better than these dragon flies. Get the F out of my mention.

Golan007:
And your mates in the western world know how to create things, can code in various programming languages whilst also being patriotic to their nation.

Give us your excuses.

I’m waiting to see what you’ve created to help your country. We have everything that could enable you create something, show me what you have created and show me how many the FG have purchased from you.
You talk about being patriotic? Don’t be a joke bro, the country is not even patriotic you get citizens, can’t provide basic electricity, water and security, not even good roads, you looking for someone who is patriotic to a divisive, polarized country run by wicked donkeys who never want to see others exist or survive. Abeg shift.

marvin906:
shut your mouth..
even the strongest military in Africa doesn't have f15 or 16
your brain can't even ask yourself even if we have the money will the US sell

The US won’t sell F16s to us because they know we are a highly volatile country with the power of the military resting only in the hands of one ethnic group, a country run by a wicked bigot, a country filled with hate against other tribes, this is why sophisticated weapons like the F16s will never be sold to Nigeria else the ethnic bigot Will use it to wipe out others. Until we get serious with equity, justice, equality, unity, no nation in the world will take us seriously.

Cyberterror:
Looks underweight and overpriced. The Americans have scammed us again !!

With these kind of fighter jets, even Togo will beat us silly using only their limited land army.

These are refurbished planes that were used to scam us and some folks are jumping up.

Look at this one below

Is Lair Mohammed not a lair? A pathetic donkeyy who should be excommunicated to the evil forest.

Kwanza:
"11. Settlements for staff separations (unethical conduct, preferential treatment, impediment to efficiency). The reorganization of the Bank by President Adesina proved very costly in terms of agreed voluntary separation packages. However, on top of these packages, many separations were the subject of confidential amicable settlements for which it is unclear if they were needed or the result of preferential treatment. In 2019, the use of a contingency budget of UA 2.8m was requested and in 2020, an additional UA 2m was budgeted for such cases. An illustrative example is that of Mr. Celestin Monga, former Chief Economist, who, in exchange for a severance package of 15 months of salary (more than USD 400,000), tendered his resignation in September 2019 merely 3 weeks after his 3-year contract had been automatically renewed. Why wasn’t the contract not renewed at the expiry date which would have resulted in a lower compensation of just 36 days of salary? Did Mr. Monga and others benefit from presidential preferential treatment or were those compensations objectively justified? Was this a method to circumvent the requirements of article 37.2 of the Agreement and so bypass the consultation of the Board of Directors?

"12. Resignation of Mr. David Ssegawa (unethical conduct, preferential treatment, impediment to efficiency, adversely affecting confidence in the integrity of the bank). T his case is widely known in the bank after it was disclosed by the Ivorian ED and has been the subject of an internal audit and an investigation.A Ugandan national residing in Kenya,Mr.SSsegawa was appointed by the President to the position of Director of Human Resources in 2016. In clear violation of the Bank's rules and procedures, he signed through direct procurement two service contracts amounting to USD 2.1 million to the benefit of a Kenyan recruitment firm (CAREER CONNECTIONS Ltd) to process some aspects of staff recruitment. The maximum signing authority of a Director at the Bank, for direct procurement, is UA 100,000. On top of the abuse of the delegation of authority matrix, it was at the time alleged that Mr. Ssegawa had a stake in that company. When those fraudulent procurement practices were revealed and an audit was requested, the President separated from Mr. Ssegawa by letting him resign while under investigation and allegedly paying him a substantial severance package instead of sanctioning him. Since then, Mr. Ssegawa is enjoying the responsibilities of Global People Director at OXFAM.

"13. Resignation of Mr. Michel-Cyr Djiena-Wembou (unethical conduct, preferential treatment, impediment to efficiency, adversely affecting confidence in the integrity of the bank). This former country representative in Chad was found guilty of serious misconduct after an audit and an investigation. But instead of being sanctioned by the bank, he was allowed to resign and received a golden parachute as part of an amicable settlement. Not having to face the consequences of his acts, he is now, ironically enough, expert in good governance for ECCAS.

"14. Appointment of Mr. Charles Lufumpa as acting VP and Chief Economist (unethical conduct, preferential treatment, impediment to efficiency, adversely affecting confidence in the integrity of the bank). Yet another perplexing case of impunity. As Director of Statistics, Mr. Lufumpa, a Zambian national, awarded two contracts (to KNOEMA and PROGNOZ) for a total amount of more than USD 18m. Internal audits and fraud investigations have concluded that the contracts were fraudulently awarded, and the responsibility of Mr. Lufumpa has been established in 2016. To this day, no action has been taken by the bank towards Mr. Lufumpa. Better still, in October 2019, Mr. Lufumpa was appointed Acting VP and Chief Economist by the President.

"15. Disregard of rules concerning leave of absence of VPs or travel of management (unethical conduct, preferential treatment, impediment to efficiency). Mr. Khaled Sherif, VP for Regional Development, Integration and Business Delivery, has earned a strong reputation of being an absentee VP. In 36 months, the total amount of his unjustified absences is estimated at more than 14 months while he should be entitled to a maximum of 26 leave days per year. Nonetheless, he spends nearly 4 months a year at the bank's expense in Washington DC, where he was based before he was recruited by the AfDB. For example, he left Abidjan on the 4 of October 2019 only to return on the 22 of October (an 18-day absence), to take part in the World Bank's Annual Meeting, which just lasted 6 days from the 14 to the 20 of October. In addition, Mr. Sherif was also absent for 2 and a half months, from July to the end of September, without any valid reason, not to mention a one-month stay last June in the USA. From November 2019 to early 2020, he has been absent from the bank. Other members of the management also enjoy this possibility of abusing the travel policy without sanction. Among them, Mr. Fregene who spends 10 days every two months at the bank’s expense in the United States, where is family is located. We cannot imagine that these absences have not been authorized by the President and they question the economic use of resources and the operational capacity of the bank when the staff rules make no provision for tele-working.

"16. Political lobbying of Heads of State (unethical conduct, political activity, private gain). The President is the unchallenged travel champion of the bank. He uses the opportunities of these travels to meet with regional Heads of State and make financial promises (effectively bypassing governors, EDs and operational staff) to secure support for his reelection to a second term and to stifle competition. Ironically, in 2015, it was reported that Mr Adesina had lobbied the World Bank through the Nigerian governor to prevent Mr. Makthar Diop, then WB Vice-President for Africa, from using his official travels and position to campaign for his own election for president of the AfDB. Mr Diop consequently did not run. Recently, at its 56 Ordinary session of the Authority of Heads of State and Government, ECOWAS announced the endorsement of the candidacy of Mr. Adesina for a second term just after Mr. Adesina had delivered an address to the session. Being a politically elected function, any effort to secure an election or a re-election is considered a political activity. Staff willing to run for the office would have to resign before being allowed to do so."

Could it be that Mrs Anohu-Amazu was sacked by ethnic bigot for no reason other than to replace her with a northern? All these are allegations that must be proved.

maupe:
https://punchng.com/covid-19-reduces-developing-advanced-countries-to-same-level-buhari/

The same farmers Fulani Herdsmen are killing and chasing out of their farms, these man have lost touch with the reality in Nigeria.

Myhusband:
no the mumu made a friendly match. he's a senseless kid, so he must be replied in his tribalism tone

You can just imagine, robbers were caught and he is trying so hard to turn it to ethnic fight rather than condemn the act. Who knows, he might even be an armed robber/bugler too, the kind of things one sees on Nairaland these days ehn, very disgusting set of kids.

Myhusband:
more or less like Drugs in other people's countries, rendering the youth lives useless and using the money to built exotic houses in the region while the kinsmen bragged with it
BEAST life

Ok you’ve turn it to fight abi. Armed robbers were caught but you here calling out other regions. You guys are really funny.

OloriDesire:
Biafuro.

People of the dirt.

You are angry your brother is one of them, I understand your pain. Sorry o. Oniranù.

The Fulanis should go back to their places, if they don’t have bushes there, they should import from the south. This idea of occupying other people’s land in the name of cattle rearing, or nomadic life should stop, it’s all pretense to take people land for free.

Freestainworld:
if they bought the bushes,they should stay, but if they didn't, they should be forced out, you can't come and occupy someone's land and still protest, are you the owner?

You just spoke my mind. Just look at iiidiots protesting as I feel they bought the bushes, don’t they know that those bushes belong to the indigenes?

If they’re not forced out, soon they will make that place a Fulani settlement. One character of Fulanis is that they love to get everything free. They don’t rent house or space or land, they don’t pay electricity bill (they don’t need it), they don’t pay taxes.

valirex:
Okay but you should know air cargo is way more expensive

So what’s your point? You reject them and want them to be landlocked, but you are telling them air cargo as an alternative is way too expensive. You have continued to dance to the tune of those who don’t want south to unite, but till date, is south better off? Let’s agree that Igbos would be landlocked, if everyone eventually be on their own, won’t you grant the Igbos access to the seaport? Don’t you know it would also be a source of revenue to SS? Or will you chose to remain under one Nigeria that'll pillage your land to build the north and continue to share money to their people. What you saw in this covid19 wahala, is it not enough message to you? How many people on the south got any substantial help or palliative from FG?

My brother, it will be good if south unite Andy form a commonly front, Terms could be discussed, we will don’t do that, we will remain a conquered region to Fulani Herdsmen.

I might not love Biafra o, but I think every region can discuss how we can divide this country and let’s all have peace. Nigeria is not definitely a place where any sane man would love to live, trust me, it’s absolutely chaotic here both at citizen Andy Federal Government level.

In 1989 November, I flew Nigeria Airways from Lagos to PH for N159 naira only.

RZArecta:
We have sarrki here alleging that a total stranger here’s family were amongst those who destroyed Nigeria, meanwhile if we take Nigeria Airways as an example, many of those who destroyed that entity are party chieftains in the APC, enjoyed government patronage or are very close to the corridors of power. Do I hear bayajida has integrity ? I’d rather trust Lawrence Anini and Shina Rambo with my wealth

This is how the super proponents of one Nigeria finished Nigeria Airways. Tomorrow they'd come out and talk about integrity and anti corruption, awon non-sense people.

bamdly:
I have samsung j7 for sale neat

How much? Picture? Location?