Entusky:
Op u dey live fr abuja?
Mek ah join u wit beta pesin wey go help u do am within two weeks
U no go spend reach dat amount wey u spend sef

No, I'm not in Abuja.

This happening around Uturu. The area no too open which is why I couldn't take the car elsewhere.

advanceDNA:
U credited another 40k??

If 50k couldn't do anything, and u know he would have spent it.....why would u think 40k will do anything 50k could not??






Baba...U don lose guard....

He said the 90k is now the advance. Wetin I for do?

I need help.
I gave a 406 to a painter and gave him 50k as advance. After about a month I called back and he was beating around the bush.

I travelled down to his workshop and saw that nothing has been done on the car. His excuse was that 50k cannot do anything. I asked for how much extra he wanted to do my work and he said extra 40k. I wired that to him.
My problem now is that he couldn't give me a time frame when my work would be ready.

This is April and some guys are telling me that if the work gets ready by December I should thank God. Someone has painted car for me under 2 weeks in the past. Why will I have to be begging this man on top of my money and
car.
Please anyone with idea on how to follow this man should help me. I'm thinking of police and lawyer but that will likely cost me.

Lived in Lagos for several years and had to go down to Benin for my University. The life in Benin, and I believe, South South as a whole is just good. Nobody cares where you are from. They are warm and hospitable unlike Lagos, where the tension between different ethnic groups is felt and seen every second.
The Yorubas who probably feel intimidated by the presence of other ethnic groups would like to at all times, whether in the offices, market, or commercial buses, prove to you that you are in their land. It is in Lagos you here tags like Omoyibo, used to describe Ibos, aboki, for Hausas and so on. If you like your peace, keep off Lagos. I believe what is obtainable in Lagos is also obtainable in other south western states.
Language barrier could be a major problem in the North. Although major cities in Kaduna and kano, one could cope without Hausa but you still have an edge with Hausa language. And if one is to live in the north, be sure to have your own business, because they are not too many companies here. Government job here is for Hausas, sorry. And also be ready for extreme weather conditions. The northerners could be warm and friendly, but very unpredictable, you might want to stay away, if you wouldn't like to live standing on your toes.
The east would have being a good place to stay if only there is infrastructural development there. One can easily integrate into the Igbo society. They are not mindful of any other thing except their business. You can live as long as you want without being noticed. The only problem with eastern states is just lack of basic amenities, good roads, light, water etc.
All in all, if you are a peace loving person and would love to live a social, stress free life, look to the states in the south south. Akwa-ibom, Cross River, Edo, Delta, etc. I miss Benin city!