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calculusx:
* 2016 Lexus RX 350 * Back-Up Camera * Blind Spot Monitor

CryptoEdu23:
I see people chanting cybersecurity and blockchain everywhere. OP, kindly strike both of them out your options. You can't learn either of them in 6 months not to talk of 2 weeks. Furthermore, cybersecurity requires more than just learning or knowing, you need certifications, which must be renewed annually. The cheapest certification costs around $1k, factor in renewals and see if you have the funds. You also need high-end PC with sophisticated specifications. You should also know that you can't work remotely; you can't be in Nigeria and work in the US as a cybersecurity expert. There seem to be a global data policy to that that you can't transfer a country's data to another foreign country.


Meanwhile, you should know that as a cybersecurity expert, only banks can employ you in Nigeria. Or which institution do you think have more at stake to protect? Now consider how much you're going to spend on certifications, even as a SOC analyst, add that to the cost of annual renewals. Now compare that to the job role where HR will offer ₦150k to ₦200k.

Before making decisions, get In-depth knowledge and know your potentials.

slim75d:
Cyber security

seunpinky:
I have followed and known you for over 10 years and I have been to your shop at Ilupeju bypass atleast thrice.


What the poster meant to say is “majority of Nigerians cannot afford clean title cars” which you and I know is the truth.

You are one of the few dealers who still carry clean title cars in their inventory. I vividly remember the days of “Mexican Cartel”, who repackaged a salvage car and sold it at auction as clean title.

You have earned your reputation in the industry and can boldly tell customers to buy salvage cars if that’s what they can afford.

Haa you still remember the Mexican Cartels . How time flies

12inchess:
The same Nigerians will tell you your car is too expensive if it is clean title and they will be comparing the price to an accidented vehicle that was fixed in Nigeria. Afterall both of them will look the same.

What they need is enlightenment. I always advise they go for salvage if its cheaper. I don't mince word with the truth which some customers feel insultive. I want to sell but I don't have to beg or persuade you before you buy . You have confirmed its Clean Title so don't expect me to sell at the price of Salvage. Nothing good comes cheap

12inchess:
Almost all the toks cars sold in Nigeria are accidented and fixed in Nigeria. Nigerians cannot afford clean title cars. If you want a car without any accident then go to auction and buy it yourself and then see how much the car will be by the time it gets to Nigeria. It will be fcking expensive.