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Good day.
Kindly help me out of this.
I bought a Nigerian used sienna 2000 recently and observed that the fuel consumption is beyond normal and emit black smoke.

An auto Electrician advised me to change the Air Flow Meter which I did. The black smoke, however, reduced only when the engine is not accelerated. Once it is accelerated the black smoke emit and the fuel consumption is excessive.

I contacted another auto Electrician who has asked me to replace the brain box (He said another car model brain box will be “worked” on it to fix the problem).

Please your advice will be appreciated.
Thank you.

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deviceteck:
Then you will have to flash the phone. Get a technician around you to do that.

Thank you.

deviceteck:
I will suggest that you factory reset the phone. That should resolve the freezing problem.

Thank you for the response.
I have done the factory reset but it keeps coming up.
Please what else can I do ?

My tecno y6 hangs and keeps informing me of low storage capacity. Meanwhile the available phone storage capacity is about 3.9g. I only have whatsApp installed on it. Please what can I do about it ? Thank you.My tecno y6 hangs and keeps informing of low storage capacity. Meanwhile the available phone storage capacity is about 3.9g. I only have whatsApp installed on it. Please what can I do about it ? Thank you.My tecno y6 hangs and keeps informing of low storage capacity. Meanwhile the available phone storage capacity is about 3.9g. I only have whatsApp installed on it. Please what can I do about it ? Thank you.

What's the size of each roll.

Evablizin:
you must understand now,he is praying to Allah irrespective of the place he is,the angle and what he is facing while praying.

Good one.

Ramadan mubarak.

Good.

BiafraBushBoy:
So what will the partner do?
Seems I will be interested

Thank you for the question. Please let's discuss on phone .

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tectonotimes:
OP, this is an excellent write-up. Nigeria should focus on non-oil export. Have you thought about this? It is glaring that many exporters have been defrauded in the process of exporting goods to other countries owing to the fact that they do not have adequate training on export operations, export management, export documentations and methods of payment is export business. The link below is a compilation on all the steps exporters should follow from the point of packaging the goods they intend to export to the point of payment. To read it, click:
http://www.tectono-business.com/2016/02/contemporary-step-by-step-guide-to.html

Ok.

CHARCOAL EXPORT-PARTNERS/INVESTORS ARE INVITED.

The over-dependence on oil sector by Nigeria has been adduced as one of the reasons responsible for the current economic downturn. Oil export has been responsible for over 70 per cent of government income and over 95% of export earnings. Agriculture, which was before now, the mainstay of the economy was gradually relegated to the background thereby aggravated the unemployment market.
There have been unprecedented increases in the prices of consumable products since the exchange rate of Naira to US Dollar has widened. Nigeria used to earn about $70 billion from oil export out of which $50 billion will be used to pay for imported goods but the shortage in oil earning has had devastating effect on the payment for imported goods which caused the current skyrocket increase in the prices of consumable goods, especially the imported ones.
Economic experts have, therefore, called on the economic team of President Muhammad Buhari to encourage active investment in the non-oil sector following incessant drop in the global oil prices and the activities of oil producing indigenes.
It is in the light of these developments that investors are encouraged to focus more on exportable products.
One of such is hardwood charcoal. This is an investment I can beat my chest that you will reap bountiful. Nigerian charcoal is one of the preferred by foreign buyers all over the world because of the type of wood used in production.
You are hereby invited to partner/invest with me. All the transactions will be transparently done.
The sourcing of the product will not be a problem as I'm already into the business. Moreover, I'm a producer/wholesaler who has the in-depth knowledge of the business.
I can be reached on i_olakunle@yahoo.com and 08070792626.
You will be glad you did.

Salam alaekum. I m Suraj ismail. I live in Mowe, Ogun state.

Salam alaekum. please I need a copy of al-mathura( electronic version) .

Kindly send to me via i_olakunle@yahoo.com or watsapp 08070792626.

Thank you.

So lovely. I wish to have twin boys like this soonest In Sha Allahu.

realpoacher:
So what happens if buyer refuses to send balance of payment after receiving goods or just dissappears?.... What do seller (me) do?.... Contact interpol or report to buyers embassy here in Nigeria?

Bottom line is, how do I end up receiving my balance?...that's the biggest headache I have now.

Thanks

Thank you for the question. I want you to
know that business generally is about
taking risk. So also international business.
One of the things you need to do before
transacting business with a foreign buyer is
to do an independent finding about the
buyer. This will enable you to know more
about the buyer 's integrity regarding
prompt payment to sellers.
Secondly, if you have a relative in the
buyer’s country he can prevail on the buyer
for payment of the balance having known
their office.
Lastly, as you have also opined, the buyer’s
embassy in Nigeria can be contacted if the
buyer refuses to pay the balance.
Above all, companies that want to continue
to remain in business will not engage in
such practice.
Take risk; do business. There is no certainty
about business.
Good luck.

millhouse:
Op should answer this naa

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obajoey:
Thank you so much, you have just helped in pushing me some steps forward.
Thank you sir.

You're welcome.

obajoey:
I am interested in exporting Ankara & kampala (fabrics) to the US. I want to start with little quantity, but the issue is the shipping, I don't know how to go about that and to reduce the cost of shipping.

Please what do you advice ?

Thank you.

The airlines charge per KG. You or a forwarding agent can get estimated amount that would be needed to air freight, say 100kg of Ankara to US.
Nigerian fabrics sell well over there.
Good luck.

hectorswag:
This is lovely, just what I was looking for!

Thanks.