₦airaland Forum

Amoto05:
Settlement of debt is easier when you discipline yourself. No be everything be prayer

Teemoney54:
The MTN number is my WhatsApp number, 08037539179

bluefacealtima:
Na how much bros?

In the light of uber/bolt, I have a Kia cerato 2007 for rental in Ibadan. Plz call o eigth o six five five three 777 two

goody234:
Quick question guys i want to by my own tokunbo and bring in ..any good american auction sites i can use plus any tips on importing thanks

radautoworks:
https://www.nairaland.com/4816308/fluid-specs-q-thread/13#92884892

5w30 conventional. Synthetic can also be used but not necessary.

radautoworks:
Your car uses synthetic 0w20 like mine. In a pinch though you can use 5w20 but go back to 0w20 asap. Not very popular in Nigeria but we carry it. Currently I think 0w20 only carquest brand in stock which is what I use in my car. 5w20 there might also be liqui-moly but you don't need it.

Darkcoder:
not everyone leave here 24/7 like you guys, some have real jobs and embark on real projects, i havent been online for so long, i wonder how focusing on my work automatically made me a scam, nairaland and cheap abuses

Bola146:
She needs you now, always be by her side. Visit any good hospital for better cure. Good luck

jpworld:
Bonokush

Whoever sold registered sim card need to be arrested, during investigation.

Nigeria is no more of Nigeria of yesterday.

If any random person go register sim card on behalf on another person, that person need to be arrested and charge as an accomplice to the crime.

jpworld:
Abeg free uber/bolt.

You don't just get a new sim card, you must fill in the info and picture of your face taken, b4 the sim card will be activated

If anything happen.

Investigation will start with the phone number you use to create account.

Felicity0001:
D jp tank belongs to d owner of d car and d driver is helping d owner carry it to site.

Dont ask me why

UDUJ:
Next time you want to buy anything from the US like electronics etc use Amazon. Shop from amazon and at check out pay for priority international express. Amazon will then send it through DHL or UPS. Once it arrives Nigeria DHL and UPS does the customs clearance for you, you don't pay a dime to Nigerian customs because it's already in the shipping fees you paid while shoppong at Amazon.com

This is what I always do whenever I shop from the US. And it takes an average of just 4 to 5 working days to get to me once its shipped from the US.

Nigerian customs are criminals and better avoided