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Customer80:
you said completed, read up what u wrote

Customer80:
you said owerri rd completed? Oga take your propaganda off here. The so-called governor is incompetent a

Ponponkon:
Look at this idiotic wannabe, we say Nde Ngwa not ndi Ngwa,everything about you is fake and false my Arochukwu friend. Go and die in peace eziohia

eagleeye2:
What nonsense are you talking about. is the picture not from Tonimas filling station by PZ bus stop to Rail by Factory road? I ply this very road daily. And you can't confuse someone like me.

warrah:
I hate doing this, but to prove you wrong, I will get a picture of the slabs that has broken in front of Tonimas filling station, also in front of Abia hotel.

my office is around that area, so I know what am talking about, passing on foot and driving through are two different things......

warrah:
I hate doing this, but to prove you wrong, I will get a picture of the slabs that has broken in front of Tonimas filling station, also in front of Abia hotel.

my office is around that area, so I know what am talking about, passing on foot and driving through are two different things......

eagleeye2:
Don't mind them. From St Paul's bust stop to Immaculate bus stop you will spend nothing less than 30 minutes. While if you walk the same distance it won't take you more than 5 minutes.

Customer80:
why did u not snap from brass junction down to osisioma ? Is not the same road ? Tell your master that ndi aba are not happy with his under performance

eagleeye2:
Look at the pictures very well. The pictures show from Tonimas filling station to the junction before First bank and Ecobank former Oceanic Bank.

fergie001:
My dear,understand what he is saying,d job is nice,but d pace is slow.I am Umuahian but d day I went 2 that CBN side,secretariat side,I thought I was in Uyo.Governors b4 him didn't do enough,he should just hasten d work,finances are tight now but he can do better;

warrah:
Thank you so much my brother. That stretch of road has been under construction since last year. If you venture near the drainages, you will notice they have started breaking up.

I seriously pity anyone that might fall inside cos the thickness of the slab on that drainage is so tiny, not even up to 3inches, the rod used is nothing to write home about. Anybody praising IKPEAZU for this shabby road is a mediocre.

Mediocres are already singing praises while the other side of the road is still yet to be asphalt-coated, from Osisioma to Brass junction, you will notice open drainages IKPEAZU abandoned, I wonder what he is even doing.

All these wayo praise singers, does it mean you guys are blind or what.

Tufiakwa!!!!!!

Its better the Governor builds a lasting legacy than doing shabby works and expect to be praised to high heavens for a work he is doing with tax payers money.

career44:
Sometimes i wonder if you people that is commenting is really residing in Aba. For me Ikpeazu is a failure. Why showing us pix of less than 1km road that he just repaired. Just from abia poly to rail way. It is even one lane. The man is a failure. He started this project from june last year and yet he had not even completed the construction of drainages talk of the road . What we are even talking here is just from osisioma junction to park yet someone is commending this man. I pity your generations . Even though that T.A orji is a failure but if you have been to umuahia mostly NIMC side cbn side, you will know that T.A tried for his people.
Tell your governor to stop this media propaganda and start working . If he cannot rebuild aba , i doupt if anyone can do it in future . He is very very slow . Even the allocation that he generates from aba is enough to rebuild aba to a world class city. Afterall , mbakwe came from imo state and built the city within a short time . There are only three major entrances to aba which PH road and aba owerri road is among . If he wants to build aba , he should start from these three entrances . For now , no commendation for him as he is too slow in working .

Realtouchnot:
I'm actually at Faulks now. The canals he's building is solid, but the pace slow still

ritababe:
waoh, at last.
Kudus to Ikpeazu I remember when he was campaigning telling those of us in MCC road Umuojima that if he win he will do the road, I don't believe him but he won and now the road is 100% complete, I love politicians that keep their promises God bless him.

Realtouchnot:
I love the way Ikpeazu does roads with quality materials. Of course Setraco can't give you anything less. This is so mush opposed to Rochas who uses unknown contractors to execute jobs.

My only problem with Ikpeazu is that the projects are lasting for eternity. Aba/Owerri road was started since he assumed office and not very appreciable work has been done on it.

Aba is one of the best cities in terms of planning (done by Mbakwe), and the people has not done so badly in destroying the master plan, and they've been erecting solid beautiful houses to beautiful the city. All that is needed to make Aba glorious is well constructed drainages and tarring of the roads.

Peroti:
This Is Commendable.
IGBOS Are One (Anambra,Imo,Abia,Enugu,Ebonyi).
No afonja with Igbo nairaland account can put Us to online war!.
My People Let's Be Watchful!

Peroti:
This Is Commendable.

IGBOS Are One (Anambra,Imo,Abia,Enugu,Ebonyi).

No afonja with Igbo nairaland account can put Us to online war!.

My People Let's Be Watchful!

Scholes007:
Waiting

kulrunsman79:
His argument is that Mobil 1 dries quicker

bigchica:
How To Pick The Right Motor Oil For Your Car

There are many choices when it comes to picking the appropriate oil for your car's engine.How much do you value the engine in your car? The life of your engine depends in no small part on the quality of the oil you put in it - oil is its lifeblood. People typically don't pay much attention to their oil - oil is oil, right?

To choose the right oil for your vehicle, ask yourself the following questions:

What kind of oil have you been using?
If your vehicle is running well, there’s no reason to switch brands.

What kind of oil does your owner’s manual recommend?
If your vehicle is still under warranty, using something other than the recommended oil may invalidate the warranty on a new vehicle.

Do you live in a very cold or very hot climate? Is it mountainous? Are there sharp changes in temperature where you live?
Multi-weight oils cover a range of temperatures. The lower the number before the “W,” the better the oil works in cold weather.

How old is your vehicle? If you have an old vehicle that has been running on single- weight oil for most of its life, it has built up quite a bit of sludge because some single-weight oils don’t have detergent in them. If you suddenly switch to multi-viscosity oil, the detergent in it will free all the gook in your engine, and the gook will really foul things up.

How worn is your vehicle’s engine?
If your vehicle has logged a great many miles over several years and has been running on
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single-weight oil as your vehicle gets older and starts to run more roughly or burn up oil
more quickly. If you’ve been running on 30- weight oil, switch to 40-weight at least during the summer, when oil tends to thin out.


The following list, as well as the car's owner's manual, will provide a good idea of what type of oil to use. It's also a good rule of thumb not to switch between types. If your car started with conventional,
stick with that. If it first used synthetic, be wary about switching to conventional.

Conventional Oil: This is the oil used in bulk at dealerships and is the cheapest at the auto store, too. Most adhere to API and SAE standards but offer little in the way of additive packages. This is good oil for owners that are particular about frequent oil changes and have low-mile but effective engines.


Premium Conventional Oil: This is the standard new-car oil. Most leading brands have one for SL, or highest level, service. Most are available in the common viscosities. Car manufacturers usually specify
5W-20 or 5W-30 oil, though some require 10W-30. These three ratings cover just about every light- duty vehicle on the road, though this is changing as engines become more precise and fussy about
specific types oil.


Full-synthetic Oil: These oils are made for high-tech engines. If these oils pass stringent special tests (indicated by their labelling), it
means they have superior, longer- lasting performance in all the critical areas, from viscosity index to protection against engine deposits,they flow better at low temperatures and maintain peak lubrication at high temperatures. While excellent oil, synthetics are
about three times as expensive as conventional oil and not always necessary for most engines. Use the owner's manual as a guide. If it
doesn't call for synthetic oil, using it will only be an additional expense that may not add anything to the engine's performance or life.


Synthetic-blend Oil: This is essentially premium conventional oil hit with a dose of synthetic. They're formulated to offer better protection during heavier engine loads and the associated higher engine
temperatures. These oils are popular with pick-up and SUV
drivers because they do offer better protection, but usually cost only a fraction more than premium conventional oils.


High-mileage Oil: More than 60 percent of vehicles on the road
have more than 75,000 miles
(120,701 kilometers) on the
odometer. Playing to this growing market, oil refiners and labs developed high-mileage oils. Seal conditioners are added to the oil (the oil can be synthetic or conventional) to expand and increase the flexibility of internal engine seals. The conditioners are very precise and can benefit some engines while not affecting others.

Taking Nigeria for example where Toyota is the most driven car, mechanics say that the best kinds of lubricants for the engine is 10W-30 or
10w-40 depending the region one is based. But they also advise that the latter should be used in hotter environments and the former in moderate environments. In Nigeria, you don’t need to take note of the number before the W because the weather does not get cold enough.

Sludge is what happens in your engine when the oil additives and chemicals break down and turns the oil into gunk or tar-like substance (black custard). It can occur due to prolonged oil change intervals or due to high engine heat exposure.
Sludge can cause your engine to seize from oil flow block.

But if you only care about fuel economy, then you would want to buy the thinnest oil possible
because there will be less restriction to oil flow in
the engine, This is why manufacturers are now building for thinner oils like 5W-20 from 10W-30.

If you only care about greater engine lifespan, then you would want the thickest oil available, because it offers you more protection from severe
operations and greater protection from heat. Thicker oil can readily absorb and retain heat from the engine.

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papaejima1:
Hmmn, complete the work and name some examples

jacoik:
Is mobile1 the best oil? And how often can I change my Mercedes ml

Jimiolay:
Total oil is the best

kulrunsman79:
The manufacturer of my car recommended Mobil 1 but I was adviced by my mechanic to use XHP instead cos its thicker hope it isn't a bad advice.?

The brand is Benz C230

Estimable:
Oil na oil jare . Go and price Mobil or Total no be person go tell u to buy power flow or jezco.

7lives:
If Nigeria is a normal country PDP should never have rule this country at all, that 16 years of fruitless government is still heavy in my heart.