₦airaland Forum

achi4u: Who go marry her now after taking three men a day.
The road to that junction is no longer narrow.

........She had found the true love from God already. Let her enjoy that for now till the earthly men (love) hand bag will set in.

We are happy for you girl. Enjoy your peace of mind with God. Damn the critics.

nextdoor84: Bringing mopol and army will not solve this problem...remember you are not coming to harrass some lebanese or ghanians! Untill Nigeria constitution is changed the Ibo's have thesame right as you in Lagos state....most of you yorubas that make noise on here are also immigrant as it is in Nigeria today(not from Lagos)God bless Nigeria.

Contradicting statement. How can a Yoruba be an immigrant on their own soil?
Maybe I need to checkout "immigrant" in my dictionary.......... Deluded mind!

FSU: This is a blessing in disguise. Time to think home. May be rough at first but will turn out okay later.

Meaning? .......

I hope you are not thinking what majority are thinking here in Europe? .

........lol

Noted.

APC is registered this week. So, let's start counting.

B4 nko? What do you expect from him? Thank God that you did not catch him spiting on the floor of the house after eating his goro........lol

Mr Aboki: Opps!!!



Fashola just pulled Peter Obis skirt down!!

Smartness! that is what is called. Why do you think Gov. Babatunde Fashola has become a SAN at a tender age?

Ride on brother!!!

I've heard about the Jelly fish before though. Awesome! That is the handy work of God Almighty.

smartchoice: nonsense why go out without your passport? they should be deported and made to face trial back at home for this embarrassment!

Nigerian don't need to carry an international passport to travel to Benin. All they need is the national ID card to travel to & fro Benin. Nigeria Government should see to the national ID card issue.

I am booking a seat already. This drama will bo so long.

[quote author=omo-Yoruba]Hey!! Igbos are 45% of Lagos as we already know, and as confirmed by ACN Lagos. What sayest thou to that?[/quote]........keep dreaming. Better for you to realize now that you are been deceived. ......what else do you do for a child that kept on crying for a popcorn?

......lol

Happy new month to you Seun & others.

Happy new month to other nairalander

Happy new month to all Nigerian. We are at a point that we should pray and ask the Lord to take control of everything in Nigeria..
It is well with Nigeria.

Space booked!

......following with interest. Perhaps, it is from history we will find a solutions to our problems.

.........I'll be back.

.....lol. This is indeed a 1960.com bet thing. Good news for some, & bad news for some too.

How do we expect the likes of Soludo to feel now?

......don't think that should be a problem though, but my concern is if I can handle seeing both couple kissing.

Ok then......

thanks.

How come you are leaving IKOKORE behind now.....?

santakris: God of mercy. Do not forget me.

Amin oooo.......& me too ooo Baba God! Abeg enlarge my coast too ooo in Jesus name.

.........been there, done that. I've always advice people that there's nothing left in the UK, excepts you are going on holidays or on a business trip.

Sorry guys!, there's no place like home.

What?! .........how can you? Sorry girl, you've just been grounded for another 10 years before you can see London.

.....same old story. Old wine always in a new bottle.

Jonathan is indeed clueless!

[quote author=Find Out!]BEFORE YOU BUY THAT CAR

There are a couple of things you should consider before you buy a car, especially if it is your first car. Its not enough for the car to be affordably priced or beautiful to the eye. You have to consider your driving needs ( much or little), your location (residence, work), & most importantly, your wallet….AFTER shelling out the money for purchase.

I’ve listed a few things here that a prospective car owner should look into before he or she sets out to Tincan or Cotonou or Stallion Motors e.t.c. to pick a vehicle.

1) Availability of spares:
If you are not buying any of the popular brands like Toyota or Nissan or Honda, & you choose to go for an Opel, a Chevrolet or Rover 75 ( some older Rovers r practically Hondas tho), e.t.c. then go to the popular spare parts market around you & be sure they have spares. So your car won’t be grounded just because you can’t find a certain fuse or even a fuel filter. These days tho, its becoming relatively easier to order parts online, but that may take some time.



2) Fuel economy:
Frankly, this depends on your pocket . You have lots of bad roads in your locale n you decide to go for an SUV. No problem. The Honda CRV’s, the RAV4s, av some more ground clearance than almost all cars. & fuel economy wise, they r not soo bad. But then u decide to go for a Landrover Discovery 2 ( ur slim budget cant get u d LR3) or a Ford Explorer, then be prepared to spend on fuel. Rugged SUVs they are, but they are quite thirsty too. Very thirsty compared to the CR-V or 4 cylinder RAV 4. so, if you know you cant afford to spend much on fuel, choose wisely & dont be deceived by the seemingly low cost price of the car. But let it be noted that V6 & V8 engine powered cars /SUVs /even minivans r soo much fun to drive, especially if u don’t spend much time in heavy traffic. So many drivers will tell you that the thrill of driving these vehicles is worth the extra fuel bill. But then again, PMS is 97naira per litre, so cut ur cloth according to ur size



3) KNOW your car BEFORE you pay for it:
This can be linked to 2) above. A friend had ordered a Nissan Altima from the US. He had seen pics of the car & was sooo excited, as the car was (still is) very clean. He was especially thrilled by the side skirts, two exhaust pipes beautifully situated on the rear, below the bumper, one at each end. It was after the car arrived Naija that he fully realised the significance of the two exhaust pipes at both ends. The car turned out to b powered by a 3.5 litre V6 engine, which, while being more fun to drive than d usual more common 2.5litre 4 cylinder engined version, has higher fuel economy figures. A lot of people make dis mistake. You order for a car, & pay for it without knowing the engine displacement & its advantages/drawbacks. In the case of the 1998-2004 honda accords, its almost common knowledge that the V6 models of these cars r prone to developing gear problems, yet some people still unconsciously end up with V6 models as against the 4 cylinder versions. Not saying ”dont buy a V6 Babyboy or EOD”, but if you choose to buy it (maybe because of the physical appearance,*double exhaust pipes, leather(usually) interior*, or the thrill of engine horsepower, or the cost *perhaps u got a good deal* ), then you have to take extra care of your auto gear. More on this in other posts to come.
There r also some vehicles where there r no easily observable differences in units with different engine displacements. Not very many people kno that the Mercedes Benz SUV ML was produced in both 6 cylinder & 8 cylinder guise. For the 2nd generation ML (2006-2011 model yrs), the ML 350 is powered by a 6 cylinder 3,5 litre engine, the more powerful ML 500 is powered by a 5,0 litre V8 engine. The top of the line ML 63 AMG is powered by a 6,2 litre V8 engine. These r just a few examples of how similiar looking cars may differ under the hood.



4) Make use of the Internet:
Thank God for auto blogs & forums. Google the car you intend to buy. Get to know the common faults you may experience & troubleshooting tips. Read user experiences, learn about any recalls, look at the fuel economy figures e.t.e.t.c. Be familiar with the car before u pay for it. It helps a great deal & may save u a lot of trouble later.





5) Run a VIN check BEFORE you sign that cheque: Every car has a 17 digit VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) A.K.A. chasis number. If your car was sourced from the US or Canada, this VIN can be used to track your vehicle service history since it left the factory till date. It sould also help you detect your vehicle’s actual mileage (last time it was recorded) & importantly, if its an accidented vehicle or not.The VIN check (usually thru carfax) isnt free, but some people offer free services. Ensure you run a VIN check on your vehicle. it could save u a lot of time n money coz buying an accidented vehicle which was not properly & meticulously fixed could turn out to be a nightmare.



I dwelt more on peeps buying used/”tokunbo” vehicles coz that’s what most Nigerians buy. That 2009 Honda Accord EX-L/ Toyota Camry XLE your friend/dad just bought that is still so spotlessly clean & shiny is still a tokunbo car, but it has more safety & luxury features & is more fun to drive than the brand new 2012 Toyota Corolla u bought at Globe Motors or the brand new 2013 Kia Cerato u saw at Dana Motors. Lol

http://www.autoinfo.com.ng/before-you-buy-that-car/[/quote]Nice one bro.

Movie: God Father
Novel: False Impression (Jeffery Archer)
Music: Hallelujah (Baba Ara)

Space booked!

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Nigeria's first lady Dame Patience Jonathan who lost her foster mother on Monday July 22nd in a fatal auto accident, cut short her trip to Geneva to return home to mourn. Patience Jonathan returned yesterday night and was received by her husband, the president's mother, Tony Anenih, Abdusalami Abubakar and many other dignitaries at the presidential villa in Abuja.


Source: Naijagaga

........and who is this gay man by the first lady? or, am I the only one seeing the picture? He can't be her brother I suppose.

Anyway, na my curiosity oooo..........lol!

Obiagelli: Afam you and I know that this what 80% of Nigerian cities look like and same for Qatar

Obiagelli, to be honest you've tried your best sending a wake-up signal to both our leaders & the individuals in Nigeria.

I only want majority of us to realize that, even without the oil money, if we are determine & corruption free, we could still do better even with groundnut, cocoa, cotton, rubber, & other exportable commodities now than then, to flourish the economy of this country.

But, even if all our rivers turn to gold today, and yet we cannot caution or discipline our attitude towards the corruption in the society, I'm afraid, it might even get worse.

dplomaticVal: Dnt blame the man much, Her indescent dressing may have causd it.

Stop patronizing the DEVIL. Don't bring this kind of suggestion to the social media network to encourage menace like yourself to attack their daughter. It's absolutely an absurd manner. It's not encourage anywhere in the world. It is Devilish.

Get your acts together. It's not encouraging.

ba7man: You may know the Name.....but Doyin Okukpe owns the car.

ba7man: You may know the Name.....but Doyin Okukpe owns the car.

Lobatan!