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Hello Nairalanders, Please I've grown so used to my 1996 model Toyota Camry that I can't let go of it just yet. I however need to do some changes to make this bird a beauty. I'll be putting in some money to give it a real facelift:- (1) Changing of the color (Not decided on which color) (2) Changing the steel wheels to Alloy rims What other stuff needs to be changed? Your contributions will greatly be appreciated. |
I have a first degree equivalent in Accounting, a PGD (Management) and I’m currently studying for an MBA. I registered for ICAN some four years ago but only attempted the exam once. I have done some studies on Project management and Lean and six sigma with some private institutions but haven’t gone for certification. I however intend doing CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor) this year. What do you think? Have I missed my career path? Do you see me doing well in another industry’s Operations or Supply and distribution department etc? |
[quote author=Blazay] Obviously you are much older than she is!You're judging me already. Well, the events I posted happened some 3 months before and I salute the manner I handled the situation. Everybody is back where we all started and I bet she has learned from her mistakes. From all the comments on this thread it's glaring that we all have different approaches to situations in life. Its easy to post comments here but in a real life situation the decision you take may make or mar you. As the man of the house,your actions travel beyond just your household. It lingers on in the minds of those who come around you and lasts long enough to affect the lives of your loved ones in the not too distant future. |
slimyem: Do you want her to change,want to know if you should be involved in the change, or you want to stop detesting her even if she doesn't?Detesting her is the problem, I shouldn't do that. I need a good reason not to feel bad about her attitude but It amazes me each time I think about it...who should've told her that she was wrong? I told my wife to correct her several times but I wonder if she did or not. She also got her share of her Sister's show of shame. I suppose she was being nice to her youngest sibling. The age difference is enough to scare her or make her respect me, I'd say some fifteen long years. She's in her second year in the University. I'm the reserved type, I've never engaged her in free talk to suggest that I encourage her keeping a boyfriend. However,I'm the conventional type one who holds custom in high esteem. |
I've been a bit concerned lately considering the relationship between me and my sister in law.I've been quite puzzled at her many flaws and I've thus vowed to keep her at arms lenght to keep the peace.I notice her lazy attitude each time she comes around to visit,three months stay and couldn't even scrub the floor or the back of a single pot.She is better with the phone and watching TV and sees nothing wrong with spending time speaking with her boyfriends in my presence.I wonder how many Yoruba nairalanders are online to help advise me on this issue and be objective too.Don't get me wrong,others can also contribute except that respect is a thing of the Yoruba race and my dilemma has a lot to do with respect. |
Hello fellow nairalanders, I've had this very difficult puzzle to solve for a while now and was wondering if I could get a good solution to it online. I have a small family, my wife and I and our two young kids in Nursery school. The challenge is that we all have to leave the house in the mornings for work and school in one car. I drop the kids at school and my wife at the nearest bus station before I set off to work. The Lagos traffic ensures that I always arrive late to work. Do you think it is time we get a second car, get a nanny,get a driver for my wife and kids while I go on public transport or change my kids' school? I'm sure someone must have a good solution to this please admonish me. |
You can have it if you want it. |
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Still available! |
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Still available, at a revised price. |
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Why are we all of a sudden "sad" when an elderly person dies? Let us look at the bigger picture here.Well said. Lets celebrate the achiever. He reaaly did leave something. Alot infact. |
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still available, |
The price is 550k. Very reasonable. |
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Serious buyers only please. The car should be gone by noon tomorrow. |
Low milage As good as new. Low fuel consumption. Nice and rugged for the Nigerian road. |
A Nissan Primera 1996 model with 2.0 engine Features: Sedan body type 2 Air bags Power doors Power windows Fabric seat Manual transmission Power windows Central lock Never been sprayed Never been used in Naija. Anybody interested? Give me a buzz on 070e8814058 OR email: sahy_8@yahoo.com |
Please Brother, help me check the following VIN WV2ZZZ25ZLH093170 Thanks. |
If your doctor believes it's good for your age, why not first get him to defend his statement and sort out the conflicting variables.Surgeon, i actually meant to say my Doctor believes the drug isn't good for my age. What can i use to neutralise its effect and boost my SFA? |

You can have it if you want it.
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