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keshi mouth don wide ,N 1,000,000,000 ,even if them give u u go collect

They're all the rage in Russia (thanks to rampant insurance fraud), but dashboard cameras have become a big deal in the U.S.

I keep seeing the insane videos from Russian dash cams. Considering how crazy drivers are getting in the Nigeria., should I have a dash cam in my car?
Videos of nearly cataclysmic meteorites or a livestock truck losing its load of cows do have a way of bringing light to a little-known subject like dashboard surveillance cameras. Their ubiquity in Russia owes to high rates of insurance fraud and the need to have irrefutable evidence in a court of law. Dash cams have been in use by U.S. law enforcement for decades, which you've no doubt seen on countless late-night syndicated TV shows, but they've historically been expensive and complicated. With high-quality digital cameras now cheap as dirt, in-car recorders can be had for the price of a fill-up at the gas station.

The problem i have with Abuja is ppl living here are too fake,and most big houses don't have occupant,only been used to service Lagos girls flown to Abuja to service by them and fly back to Lagos and after been used.most abuja ppl live in slump or village prone to demolition anytime.

Icon4s:
Voltron - the Defender of the Universe!

i no go lie this cartoon i like am soo much then

I have a 07 Toyota corolla japan model engine worn out got it it replace with 1zzfe engine america model note the former engine is also 1zzfe engine,after the replacement the engine didn't start,was told replace the sprocket on the crank sensor, after this the engine started ,but it has been throwing P0340 code ,i replace it different camshaft sensor all to no avail,the car also hesitate and hard start,in short some mechanic seem to have turn me to a bank,please help me this car must work.

all this start with a jealousy.

waleadex:
Make dem sha improve well on the ball-joints...

Nairaland u ppl are something else,this guy just spoke my mind

senior official of the Federal Ministry of Health, Martins Ugwu, who has been practising as a ‘medical doctor’ for over nine years, has been arrested by the police upon discovery that he stole the licence from his friend.
Ugwu, who is a Senior Medical Officer II on Grade Level 13, was found to have impersonated his friend, Dr. George Daniel, who is undergoing a residency training programme in Jos, Plateau State.
He allegedly stole the licence from his friend for whom he was best man during a wedding in 2006. They both hail from Orukpa in the Ogbadibo Local Government Area of Benue State.
It was learnt that Ugwu, who was due to be promoted to an Assistant Director in the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control, a parastatal of the Federal Ministry of Health, has been working in the civil service since 2006 under the name, Dr. George Davidson Daniel, until he was indicted by the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria as an impostor.
Ugwu who was arrested by the police last Thursday, was, however, released a few hours later, fueling speculations that the policemen might have been compromised.
Ugwu’s arrest was sequel to an investigation by the MDCN, which registers all Nigerian doctors and regulates their practice after investigations, the MDCN uncovered two Dr. Daniels- the same name on two separate identity photographs.
The MDCN in a letter to the Chairman, Federal Civil Service Commission, dated June 4, 2015, signed by the Registrar, Dr. A. Ibrahim, described Ugwu as an impostor, adding that the case had been reported to the police for further investigation and action.
It reads, “Records available to the council revealed that this “Dr.” Davidson Daniel George is an impostor as he is impersonating another Dr. Davidson Daniel who is the genuine doctor and he currently undertakes his residency training in Jos, Plateau State.
“The council summoned and interacted with the genuine doctor who gave some vital information on the impostor. The council has reported the matter to the law enforcement agency as a case of impersonation; with the genuine doctor deposing to a statement with regard to what happened between him and the fake doctor whose real name is Mr. Martins Ugwu.
“As it is, Mr. Martins Ugwu is an impostor. You may therefore wish to take further actions to deal with this matter in accordance with the provisions of the law.”
The MDCN said it was dissatisfied with the manner with which the police handled Ugwu’s case and promised to take up the matter with the Inspector-General of Police.
The council cited a previous arrest of a fake doctor arraigned for prosecution, insisting that the prosecuting police officers had never called the council’s investigators to court as witnesses while the case stalled in court.
The council said it was investigating and prosecuting about 40 cases of quacks in courts.
Ironically, Ugwu was part of a government committee that met more than 200 contingents returning from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea where they had volunteered to help fight Ebola under an African Union mission, last week in Abuja.
The Head of Inspectorate Department, MDCN, Dr. Henry Okwuokenye, who led the team of investigators, confirmed Ugwu’s arrest to one of our correspondents on Sunday in Abuja.
He said, “When we looked at our archives, we discovered there was actually somebody that bears the name, Dr. George Daniel, but the picture is not the same as the one that was sent to us. The Daniel under investigation had a photocopy of a practice licence and a provisional licence- the first temporary documentation for new doctors valid for only two years- but the unique folio number matched a real Dr. Daniel on MDCN files.”
The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health, Linus Awute, fingered Ugwu as the head of a gang “scandalising and intimidating heads of agencies under the ministry and extorting money from them.”
He explained that the impostor had been handed over to the police, noting that the process of his sacking from the civil service had commenced. She said all the monies he had received as salaries would be recovered.
Awute said, “We are making efforts to get the other members of his (Ugwu’s) gang. He has been on the payroll of the government all these years but nemesis has caught up with him. He is the leader of a gang that has been operating in the ministry, intimidating and extorting money from heads of agencies under the ministry. They have approached me to negotiate in the belief that money has come to the ministry to be shared.”
When contacted, the FCT Police Public Relations Officer, Anjuguri Manzah, said the police were investigating the matter.
“The matter is under investigation, though the suspect has been released on bail for now,” he stated.
http://www.cknnigeria.com/2015/06/fake-doctor-nabbed-in-abuja-after.html

Help ooooo,my corolla jerk when accelerating and is a manual tranns,replaced plug ,fuel pump ,it only flash check engine when about to move

pickabeau1:
20k is 20 litres of fuel o

na 1k per litre?

So not only Naija road rage they happen ,make u tell me una version here

It’s best to stay calm when you’re driving a car or motorcycle, but there are times when other drivers can make you angry. This usually means you end up screaming a few choice words at your windshield, but that’s all. That’s where it ends. That wasn’t the case with these two. Tempers got out of control in this Texas road rage moment and it was all caught on video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2c4WNJ8Pw0

The car is still available

accord 01 v6 for sale @ 650k

a

interested in the car but that location is very far toward sango ,

naijaboiy:
So where do you belong?

The 10% or the remaining 90% that live in villages

Still manage to stay in good area of gwanripa

boluyongp:
I know the tribe
Guy, you better start fasting and praying

ijebu me reeeee

MSItachi:
My car oil is shorting like crazy. But it doesn't smoke

Pls advise. Do I change my engine?

Honda 2004
Ex

Every other thing works fine

check the oil spec,there is something on top cylinder u need to check ,i forgot the name ,are you driving like me ,then reduce ur aggressive driving.

nu gree 800k

sorry ooooo

still available?

uzolexis:
Do u know why they took the govt. 2 court?? The govt broke down their houses while expanding d road and refused 2 compensate them. Who does that? This houses were built legally and according 2 d approved plan by the state mind u. if d govt. decides 2 change it's plan why won't it compensate those affected

where is ur evidence ,let the court decide that, propagandas

whirlwind7:
With all due respect, sir, you can can take all your reasons and shove it........

Why am I even responding to this??

because u r not a virgin

The only problem i have is with the headline,comparing lagos and abuja, Abuja thats is full of fake ppl that live in abuja villages claiming to live abuja ,only 10 percent of abuja resident stay in good area ,with their car boot as wardrobe where do u expect them to pass out waste.

pinkhill:
i will ignore him or rather hand over the cooking job to him...

you that dont want to handle your responsibility before,

blizard44:
Mehn!

I foresee some heart-attack


op, ensure you provide pics o.

No try am ooooo

propaganda,my mechanic can do better than this....

Seun:
I don't know. You can ask the supermods by mailing them. I've told them our policy and I'm sure they'll follow it.

Seun please respond to my mail ,about advert from AUST and refund

sunnyshayne: its interesting to know. in my my entire lineage we dont have a leftie but my son is beginning to show signs that he is going to be one!

Thats a sign to do DNA test(paternity test) .