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Well, the guy writing no fine but him wallet fine die. Really, 'money answereth all things'

May your marriage enjoy eternal bliss. May it not be a celebrity wedding. God bless your home and your dreams. ...

Meanwhile, while the Omotayos and Okoyes are planning marriage, Nairalanders are planning the next Yoruba-Igbo e-war.

Why does the word 'Fraud' keep flogging my mind after each sentence I read here?

Interestingly, if you doubt giving him the fund, chances are that you are right. Otherwise, give only what you can afford to loss.

Too darling, when you truly love, love deep because you eventually loss nothing.

May your love-story end thus: ... and they live happily ever after.

yinchar: Uniform

Well he be like say you never hear of robbers in military camouflage before. Ok, have you not seen killed Boko Haram combatants in military camo?

mrperfect: People should try to balance all these killing news, enough of all these devilish titles. There are other tribes that are being killed such as Ijaw, Calabar, yoruba, oturukpo, Benin, zakibian people among others, I have been in the north for years to witness this. But when any igbo is killed news will carry it and brow it out of context. Is either some people always position igbo in war with northerners or want Igbo to fight for them all the time while they seat down and pretend it doesn't concern them because of fear and is safe to do so. For example if 5 people are killed 2 are igbo, 2 yoruba and 1 benin. Next thing you will hear is that 5 igbo people are killed. Another example is if 5 people are killed non igbo is there, you will hear that five people are killed without mentioning there tribes. But once igbo is there it will be mentioned. I have seen this trick repeat itself many times.

I feel like puking- vomiting- at your reasoning!

So if other tribes decide to keep mute about their losses, it is wrong for the Igbo to mourn their own loss.

Besides, go and kidnap or murder 5 other nationals including ONE American and see how it plays out.

Your logic finds it repulsive that the Igbo are always upfront about and sometimes exaggerate their loss but you do not find anything wrong in the Northerners who are the ones always murdering other tribes, including themselves.

Again, must the North always murder other tribes? Do they hold the monopoly of killing Nigerians?

Call Kamar 0802 305 3209. He is my auto-mech in Agidingbi (1st Gate Mech Village). There is a lady who does it just by his shop. I am too lazy to start worrying to get her no. for you.

Pls what is Amaechi? Is it the name of Mr President's shoe? It must be very expensive as every newspaper headline now carries it with a portal's knot.

And the Governors' Forum, is it the name they call Nairaland Forum's toilet? I see it stinks so much these days.

aspabay: N6,000,000.00 hmmm, I wanna be a spy.

No sir!
Not N6, 000 , 000.00
But N600, 000, 000.00

jodeci: Hooking simply means the bearings in the compressor are bad.u dont have to replace the compressor,u only have to change the bearing.Make sure the belt is aligned well,it might br responsible for damaging the bearings.

Dazzall!

Ordinarily, one should perform wheel alignment and balancing after changing (especially your front) tyres. So, to that point, it wasnt trial and error.

Did your NEW mech test-drive the car or just relied on your (rookie) description of the sound. if you are not so sure, let him have a test drive and let him tell you exactly where the noise was coming from.

Possible Checks:

....Confirm it is not your new tyres brushing against your rubber sand-protectors

... Check your brake pad latches not rubbing against the plates.

... Like the earlier poster observed, check if it is not your shaft-rod
bruising away

... Does the sound replicate itself in your handling- on the steering? If yes, weak ball joints may be suspect ...

It could be anything! A proper explanation of the type of sound being produced will also be very helpful. But pls get him to test drive it and let him 'use his own mouth' to tell you what exactly the sound is.

My pinch.

Well, same issue I had with my wifey's 97 model until we replaced the transmission box.

Uninteresting as it may sound, pls start saving btw 65 & 80k for a (tokunbo) replacement transmission. But you know, you may never be 2 sure until you have it scanned. For all the cares, it may be faulty electricals.

Infiniti QX4, such a great ride. Keep wondering why Nissan discontinued its production.

NovusHomo: Not so.Taiwo and its variations are shortened forms of "To Aiye Wo" - To taste life. The myth is that Kehinde sent Taiwo/Tayewo/Taye to go first and taste life. If its good, Kehinde will follow. Only a senior will send a junior on errands, hence the saying "Omokeyinde Gba Egbon". I should know as I am a Kehinde/Keyinde.

This is one of the debates that characterize Yoruba cosmological studies. Dont loss yourself in it!

The Yoruba cosmogony has it that every one is conceived a twin. It is the cry (of joy or otherwise) of the first comer who has been sent as 'world tester' (Ato-aiye-wo) that determines if 'the late-comer' (Akahin-de) will come. So, it can be concluded that it was your cry of sorrow at birth that discouraged your twin from being born alongside you.

On who is the eldest, even though mothers may agree that tradition bullies Taiwo into submission, their birth certificates hold a contrary view. Too, in gatherings and elsewhere, people would naturally refer to Taiye first. This may suffice to say that 'Akehinde-gbegbon o, sugbon Taiye-L'olu!' (The Latecomer may be the Usurper of Seniority indeed but Taiye- The World-Taster- is lord).

RIP my awesome Kehinde. May the maternal chords that gave us life remain forever young and blessed. I love and miss you deeply.

NovusHomo: Not so.Taiwo and its variations are shortened forms of "To Aiye Wo" - To taste life. The myth is that Kehinde sent Taiwo/Tayewo/Taye to go first and taste life. If its good, Kehinde will follow. Only a senior will send a junior on errands, hence the saying "Omokeyinde Gba Egbon". I should know as I am a Kehinde/Keyinde.

This is one of the debates that characterize Yoruba cosmological studies. Dont loss yourself in it!

The Yoruba cosmogony has it that every one is conceived a twin. It is the cry (of joy or otherwise) of the first comer who has been sent as 'world tester' (Ato-aiye-wo) that determines if 'the late-comer' (Akahin-de) will come. So, it can be concluded that it was your cry of sorrow at birth that discouraged your twin from being born alongside you.

On who is the eldest, even though mothers may agree that tradition bullies Taiwo into submission, their birth certificates hold a contrary view. Too, in gatherings and elsewhere, people would naturally refer to Taiye first. This may suffice to say that 'Akehinde-gbegbon o, sugbon Taiye-L'olu!' (The Latecomer may be the Usurper of Seniority indeed but Taiye- The World-Taster- is lord).

RIP my awesome Kehinde. May the maternal chords that gave us life remain forever young and blessed. I love and miss you deeply.

segend: What is the meaning of oladapo

Oladapo : Synergy of wealth

:.
Ola - Wealth
Dapo - Mixed together.

donroxy: U no well ooo; ADEBISI can never mean konga!!!

Ade means crown ::::::::::::: wetin be ''BISI'' !!!

Abeg many Yoruba dey bear ADEBISI/OLABISI pls what does it mean ?


What is BISI ?

ADEBISI means Royalty has multiplied.

Literarily:
Ade - Crown
Bisii- Give birth to more.

I'm out.

Well, everyone may blame the OP for slander, etc, but do you know this is big publicity for jumia. Imagine, front page attention on Nigeria's biggest forum without paying a dime to Mr Osewa.

Pls is this car still available and in good faith, can you inbox me on any issues with the car?
bttadebisi@gmail.com

600k. Ready. Pls reply.

Chase closed! Thank you all.

century106: While I give you credit for being a fine writer / speaker (presumptions), I don't think you should ask me to take down the ad simply because I didn't settle with what you brought to the table. I remembered letting you know that someone brought six hundred and thirty thousand (630,000.00 Nigerian Naira), cash (withdrawn from Access Bank Plc, Festac) right before my eyes and I still refused.

I'm certainly not an 'ajebo', I know the second-hand rule. If you are current with the cost of buying a foreign used car, you will know that am certainly not expecting to get back the buying-cost of the car. Take some minutes, look up ads on same spec of car on here and compare the prices, the I gave you as my last is my last price for now.

(coughs) Yes, That's it. Thanks

Thank you for your response and compliments.

Well, you didn't tell me about someone offering you 30k extra and you still refused to sell. Ok, I used to always want more too, after all, there's an Oliver Twist in all of us, until I discovered there is huge love lost between Mr Twist and Ms Greed.

On this Nairaland, I have never seen a Nigerian used manual transmission VW Golf 4 put up for sale at your price- FYI, yours is the highest priced. I earnestly would appreciate it if you help post any link that disproves my myopic observation.

That is not all: I still have 'your' NGN600,000:00, and I still want TO BUY the car. Century106 sir, sell the car to me if you will.

...And I am still awaiting your humble positive response.

Again, thank you.

Well, dp.

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century106: I was driving, sorry... thanks for the offer but its really not enough

Mr Chairman, sell this car to me and let lay this thread.

I understand the attachment we sometimes have to our cars but once you want to let go you got to let go.

My offer of NGN600,000:00 is still available. See, you can't sell your car at the same price you bought it. You may understand that if you walk into a showroom and drive out a car and return it within the hour, you would loss a substantial percentage of the original price. Let talk of a fairly used i4 compact car that has been raped by Nigerian roads upward of 4 months- and counting.

I may not be your highest bidder, but if you sample opinions on this thread and probably the calls you have received, you will see my clarity of purpose. Too, maybe you should research from other dealers, this may further enhance your pricing decision.

I strongly hope that you see my view as a honest opinion from a win-win buyer.

When after my offer you said "gimme a call", I thought that was it until you gave in to your own oration. Sell the car if you want to sell it- or remove the thread!

I still want the car. I still have 'your' NGN600,000:00 and I am expecting your call, sms, email or response on this thread.

With all of my love. Regards.

still looking.

century106: gimme a call sir

Thanks 4 d audience on the call.

Pls return my call -or flash- whenever you consider my offer. And pls store the number I called you with.

Regards, and ccheers.

600k. Ready. Well?

Pls reply.