#130k cash

LosC:


Lol. Uncle.. Almost all my uncles are partially useless, both paternal and maternal.

"Hardly used"

And Arivoko had to tell a lie to sell his product.

1.2m

900k

800k

1.2m

BrainArk:

people give birth to what they can afford to cater for in the land of The rising sun, unlikely how people give birth to what they can't cater for like Ebola rat infesting the country with amajiris who go about the whole country begging.
The issue of overpopulation is one of the major plague battling this country, and needs to be addressed urgently like how it's been done in China.

Guy calm down. Boko haram/herdsmen was instituted to control the population over there. My brother do not stress yourself on them anymore.

crackhouse:
Their research was a waste of money. Nigeria scientists?

Big waste of money. Olodo research with outdated scientific tools.

Harlequeen:
Yes i am. I am feminine, soft, good company, intelligent, just starting out my career, well read and so much more. The man who i end up with will be truly blessed.

This thread has gone far, and i hope you've learnt one or two. I'm just here to lay out my candid opinion. I'm currently dating someone like you and we've had ups and downs but something is lacking in her. She's a hustler, pursuing her Ph.D and earns well from her business but she still lacks one thing. She has good taste of living and can do anything to put us into that standard but she lacks one thing. She believes she got it handled but it's not. The wants to change but she can't (it's a lifestyle). She has bad manners and lots of pride. Having educational qualifications, being a good hustler and making money is nothing to a man if you're not well mannered towards people and him. This is what drives your daily relationship and what keeps the body and soul together. Pride and lack of submission to your man kills everything good about you. It's not just about getting Mr. Right but doing right by him. Before you work towards getting your desired man, make sure you build yourself to be the woman he wants. I'm a successful man to a point for now. I know what I want in my woman and I'm ready to be what she wants so we can tangle along well enough. I'll be leaving my current relationship very soon because my woman's academic/career success isn't the primary thing here. He daily living with me is no.1. Respect, humility and submission is everything to a man. Good luck my dear, and I pray everything works out fine for you.

Make she calm down o. Our hands no dey

iAudio:
Na only the engine you dey sell?

the thing tire me

3.3m You're not serious

Can it go for 1m

1.5m

Keep this ride for me.

IamPatriotic:


I know you watched it, only yesterday on google

I know you watched it, only yesterday on google

All of us that you quoted rightly stressed how vital that goal was because we watched it unlike you. At least, Google has done more than vindicating us. Let's rest on this matter now. Have a great day.

IamPatriotic:



Non of you watched the match

We all watched the match except you.

It was June 22, 2010, a day Nigerians won’t forget in a hurry. It was a day Yakubu Aiyegbeni missed a simple tap-in during a game between Nigeria and South Korea.

The miss came when his side was trailing the Koreans 2-1 in their final Group A match at the Moses Mabhida Stadium, South Africa.

The ‘Yak’ would later score from the penalty spot but Super Eagles fans were, at the time, unable to move past the unbelievable miss.

It was painful, hard to fathom and difficult to describe.

Perhaps, if the former Okomu Oil striker had converted the vital goal, Nigeria could have defeated South Korea to qualify for the round of 16 of the 2010 World Cup — but it never happened.

Lars Lagerback would later describe Aiyegbeni’s miss as the worst he had ever seen as a coach.

If Yak has one regret about his life in football, it is the haunting thought of that moment of unexplainable madness.

Three years later, he broached the painful topic in an interview with the website of Guangzhou R&F, his former club.

“Oh my God, I will never forget that moment,” Aiyegbeni said.

“I was ready to put the ball in the net. I thought the ball had gone in, I don’t understand how it happened.

“I couldn’t believe it, I was standing there laughing, laughing at myself. If I scored the goal, it would have taken Nigeria to the Round of 16. Losing such chance is what one remembers for a lifetime.”

It was the most vital of all goals but you use the inside of your head and not the outside.

Kelvin30286063:

Why am I not surprised when you resorted to insults. I'm pretty sure I've been in this world before you so maybe you should look around you instead.

Now you've switched to age differences. I'm not your mate. Remember, we are faceless here. Have a good night rest, tomorrow is another work day.

Kelvin30286063:

You're the biggest joker of this century. Comparing Innoson with Dangote. Look well bro. Dangote has factories all over Africa. Each of his factories is bigger than this picture you're looking at. What are you talking about! How is federal government funding Dangote? He pays taxes and even complained recently about how much he pays in taxes in his own country.
The same cannot be said of Innoson who is heavy patronized by government. They only sell their expensive cars to state governments and federal government.
Innoson is a big brand no doubt but comparing him to Dangote is way overboard!

We know people who are shallow and has no knowledge of their surroundings with their comments. You're one of them. Ask questions about Dangotes relationship with the Government from time immemorial and you would be surprised with the findings.

PoliticalWitch:


When Dangote started, the government gave him and two other companies concessions on the same old terms.

Dangote did the wise things...partnered with the right people...and here he is.

Plus, Innoson is heavily patronised by government. Low oil prices means that government cannot buy cars as much as they used to.

Bro we know Dangotes underground runs with the Government till date. Please do not mention any right people here. The right people you mentioned are still the government till date. Innoson started alone and is still making it alone.

Foxman19:
Keep quiet invest in what? I don't know what you guy boasting about this half baked company. How many Nigerians using innoson?

Half baked you say. Stop this nonsense bro. Do you have any product to your name? NO! instead of you to tell him that's it's not only the Government that should be involved. The citizens should also invest by buying Innoson motors too. Guy stop bringing another man's sweat down with jealousy and bigotry. If you have to quote me, do it with an apology to Innoson or better not but take correction.

Carbaby007:


Me too i want one but didn't know who to ask, even posted 2 threads, was comparing it to An 07 XLE CAMRY.

https://www.nairaland.com/5488512/2007-camry-xle-v6-vs

https://www.nairaland.com/5488532/2007-camry-xle-v6-vs

good reviews on the 1st thread. Thanks for sharing

greggng:



Es300 is one of the best product from Lexus...very rugged infact is a perfect car...is like tiny light Camry....Go ahead and get yourself a nice ride

Thanks but what's the full consumption like compared to a Corolla

What's the:
*fuel consumption like?
*engine performance
*Overall maintenance cost
*availability of parts and cost.
*Anything else I need to know

I wish to buy one soon. Help a brother.

Karatum:


Mugu. It dosent stop the fact that polytechnics are useless to Nigeria's educational system

please go and scrap it o. Use iron sponge

TundeBricklayer:

Idemili north is the local government with highest voting strength, Idemili will be bumb

From Eziowelle to Ogidi, we give them oseeeee!

Noooooooooo

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