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Car Talk › Re: Recommend A Suv - For The Nigerian Road by blacksta(op): 1:29pm On Sep 23, 2011
Ekans:
Ford Edge(wonderful ride),try it.
Nice Ride - but my mama dey very modest

Car Talk › Re: Recommend A Suv - For The Nigerian Road by blacksta(op): 1:20pm On Sep 23, 2011
snthesis:
Eyah!!! sad
never d lest, i did some research for you (yes dont mention- i'm a nice guy cool )
and i got a vehicle that meets your requirement

hope you like it, and d sound system is madt grin grin grin grin
lol - mumu
Car Talk › Re: Recommend A Suv - For The Nigerian Road by blacksta(op): 1:17pm On Sep 23, 2011
lawyer:
2005 Nissan Armada . .  .Wow grin Clear road for jagajaga Moto!!!
Ol boy that Ride na monster - Had one in Port Harcourt for about couple of days

Unfortunately the SUV is for my mother - If it were me  i will surely be rocking it

I wouldn't want all those small boys toasting my mother  grin

Car Talk › Re: Recommend A Suv - For The Nigerian Road by blacksta(op): 1:02pm On Sep 23, 2011
go4gold107:
@ OP

I use a Mitsubishi Endeavor
Been using it for 1 year, 4 months now.
Only been to the lube bay for my oil and oil filter changes
Changed brake pads once

and changed the door handle when my security man climbed on it to wash the roof (felt like roasting his legs cheesy grin)

Guess what, it's a 3.6litre V6 engine.  Strong and very perfect for Nigerian roads because of it's ground clearance
Less people use it in Naija.  So expect heads to turn when you pass
You will perfectly enjoy it

Leave the story about parts.  Even if you cant buy parts in Naija, the world is a global village that u can get original parts from the US in a week

My Suggestion:
Mitsubishi Endeavor is a good buy.  I am enjoying mine!
Ok

Your comment has been noted - If cant find an alternative will stick to the Endeavor.  Looking again at the Endeavor - it definitely looks rugged and prepareD to tackle the Lagos roads.  Nowadays with all the flooding  - A low car is NO NO
Car Talk › Re: Recommend A Suv - For The Nigerian Road by blacksta(op): 12:57pm On Sep 23, 2011
@Lagerwhen

lol - how many MPG does that thing do - How person co maintain LOW PROFILE with than thing grin
Car Talk › Re: Recommend A Suv - For The Nigerian Road by blacksta(op): 12:55pm On Sep 23, 2011
mastro:
OK First thing, what is your budget?

Do you want a full size SUV or are you willing to look at medium size ones?
It doesn't matter  - I am all for practicality - dont care how the car looks  - just something reliable , easily fixed by our guys in Nigeria. - If i had my way i would driving a Land Rover Defender as i believe the below car suits the Nigerian terrain perfectly

Car Talk › Re: Recommend A Suv - For The Nigerian Road by blacksta(op): 8:58am On Sep 23, 2011
Na for this section - sef - This section is only about selling cars - its original plan was to discuss Autos.
Car Talk › Re: Recommend A Suv - For The Nigerian Road by blacksta(op): 4:18am On Sep 23, 2011
[quote author=Somorin#1 link=topic=766004.msg9199468#msg9199468 date=1316708031]A Rav4 is actually as very good fitting car for Nigeria based on my observations. I know you said it's out of the budget but how can it be when you are considering a 2008 Endeavor? Maybe a little bit older?

It's very economical, petite for those tight squeezes, good visibility and best of all it's a Toyota.[/quote]No its a 2005 model
Car Talk › Re: Recommend A Suv - For The Nigerian Road by blacksta(op): 4:27pm On Sep 22, 2011
cardoso111:
rav4
Thanks - Unfortunately it is beyond my financial means -
Car Talk › Recommend A Suv - For The Nigerian Road by blacksta(op): 4:12pm On Sep 22, 2011
Hello Guys

Can you recommend a list of SUV's for the Nigerian road  - and one that can easily maintained by our local engineers  ( with parts easily available  )

Thanks

I was initially considering a Mitsubishi Endeavour -  But this jeep only comes in a 3.8 litre engine -  ( Worried about the cost of fuelling this thing for daily usage - it is for My Mother)

Career › Re: Studying In Uk And Need A Job? by blacksta(m): 2:38pm On Sep 22, 2011
It is amazing how a company based in Nigeria collecting a mere 7500 Naira is proposing to find jobs for people in the U.K
Career › Re: Welcome To My Office by blacksta(m): 2:33pm On Sep 22, 2011
I am an IT Consultant - specialism around Integration/testing making sure shi t works before it is rolled over to the production environment - being with the current client for almost a year now - I am getting bored as i have mastered everything that needs to be mastered. I am thinking should i ejected myself or stay with the current client collecting my daily rate.

Offers from other clients sound tempting - Anyway it is all about the dosh - if anybody says they want to develop " CAREER " na big lie. grin
Politics › Latest From Patrick Obahiagbon by blacksta(op): 1:43pm On Sep 22, 2011
While Commenting on " GEJ address at the UN where GEJ is requesting for assistance from the international community to fight terrorism "



That is an argument, argumentative fallacy that borders on the gene of fallacy called pettio pre precipe


Follow Patrick Obahiagbon on Twitter - http://twitter.com/#!/PObahiagbon
Politics › Re: First Man Gej Disembarking From Plane by blacksta(m): 9:53am On Sep 22, 2011
USeless people - they have eyes ooooo - they fly into a country with Electricity and good airport facilities - They are received well without chaos - They drive safely into the centre of New york on roads that are not flooded or with pot holes that can swallow a 747 but to do the same where they come from is considered over whelming task -

God Forsaken people
Politics › Re: GEJ On The Inflation Rate And The Economy by blacksta(m): 12:09pm On Sep 21, 2011
Kx:
Another good economic performance[b] on paper[/b].
What shame that it cant translate from paper to reality shocked
Foreign Affairs › Re: Libya's Great Man Made River Project And Nato War Crimes by blacksta(m): 11:39am On Sep 21, 2011
^^

Are you believe the crap you just posted - o ma see oooooo
Foreign Affairs › Re: Gadaffi Speaking To ordinary libyans on the Streets Of Libya by blacksta(m): 11:30am On Sep 21, 2011
you guys are boring to me death - - Is it is simply the law of karma - you live by the gun, you die by the gun.
Politics › Re: Wake Up In The Morning, What Is Your Wish Breaking News Headline(s)? by blacksta(m): 9:13am On Sep 20, 2011
A 50,000 mw power plant installed in River states - with a good distribution network - all over the country - That would seriously make my day.
Business › Re: World Class Cement Plant Will Be Established Next Year - Aganga by blacksta(m): 6:54pm On Sep 19, 2011
Politicians , especially the ones in government have been reduced to a bunch of jesters.  I am so happy that Nigerians are now seeing this lot as a bunch of clowns - who have nothing better to offer but bull shi t .
Politics › Re: My Administration Will Not Spare Criminals - GEJ by blacksta(m): 10:00am On Sep 19, 2011
Gej has definitely violated the office of presidency - Even Basket mouth holds more sway than that office. Somebody please tell GEJ to STFU and do some bloody work.
Politics › Re: I’ve Never Seen $13.5m In My Life - Patience Jonathan by blacksta(m): 3:40pm On Sep 16, 2011
If somebody is classified as an accomplice it is very possible that they weren't involved in the physical carriage of the stolen money hence Dame Patience is correct but that only can never prove she aint guilty.
Jokes Etc › Re: Three Word Story by blacksta(m): 3:21pm On Sep 16, 2011
boring to death tongue
Jokes Etc › Re: Facebook For All Ages by blacksta(m): 3:20pm On Sep 16, 2011
boring to death
Jokes Etc › Re: Mama - I Cant Die Yet by blacksta(op): 3:16pm On Sep 16, 2011
Funkymallam:
Badt boi
wetin be this
Politics › Re: Only If Nigerian Democratic Presidents Will Do 1% Of These For Us by blacksta(m): 10:20am On Sep 16, 2011
^^

Well Said - Ghaddiffi was a killer and deserved everything he got - The fact that you provided infrastructure does not in anyway give you right to rule the country with impunity and also murder your people.
Nairaland General › Re: Rumors In Nigeria: Best Nigerian Rumours So Far? by blacksta(m): 11:08am On Sep 15, 2011
Some silly crap  - about people who steal bosoms and di cks once they touch you - I remember people going round holding on to their stuff like it would make any difference.
Jokes Etc › Re: A Rat Bite At Night by blacksta(m): 10:30am On Sep 15, 2011
yawns
Jokes Etc › Mama - I Cant Die Yet by blacksta(op): 9:00am On Sep 15, 2011
A baby boy was born yesterday at St Ann's hospital laughing instead of crying.
The more the midwives beat him the more he laughs like crazy.
Suddenly the doctor noticed he had something in his hand.
So the doctor pulled the baby's tiny hands apart and discovers he was holding onto 3 abortion pills.
The baby looked at his mother & said "NO WEAPON FASHIONED AGAINST ME SHALL PROSPER!
Politics › Re: I Will Rather Kill Myself Than To Commit Suicide by blacksta(m): 8:31pm On Sep 14, 2011
Gej special

Politics › Re: I Will Rather Kill Myself Than To Commit Suicide by blacksta(m): 3:11pm On Sep 14, 2011
Or maybe she meant - Rather than been manipulated to become a suicide bomber , she would rather kill herself
Politics › Re: I Will Rather Kill Myself Than To Commit Suicide by blacksta(m): 2:39pm On Sep 14, 2011
Abeg no wonjure me laughter, grin
Music/Radio › Re: Fake American Accents On Nigerian Radio & Tv! by blacksta(m): 2:38pm On Sep 14, 2011
Ironi:
Na who said Nigeria has the best accent in the world? Whoever said so may be drunk.
I agree - Nigerian accent when used to speak English is clear and can easily be understood by non nigerians unlike the Ghanian accent with its twist and turn

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