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Hello guys. I have been a silent follower for a while. I have decided to use my 2005 honda accord to join as a side hustle in Lagos. I have almost concluded the registration process. It just remains for me to attend the orientation program and then get activated. I will be doing it part time as I have a full time job. I will appreciate clues from professionals here on how to maintain a good rating, safety issues, dealing with police and other government agents etc. Which areas are not safe at night? Which areas have bad roads? If I get busy with my work and couldn't drive for a month or two, will Uber deactivate my account? Any other general tips will be greatly appreciated. |
FrankFrenzy:This question is confusing. All honda accords from 2003-2007 are fitted with Ivtec engines. Upload the pictures you have in mind so that we can understand your question. |
transfer101:Nobody can tell you the specific issue with the car without scanning it. If you can get where to scan the car please do and post the codes for interpretation. Check engine light is just a warning light telling you that something is wrong within your engine. It doesn't signal emergency. The car will not perform optimally but will do just fine. I have traveled over 700km with check engine light on in my car. I knew what brought the light though and could deal with the effect which was increased fuel consumption. |
abiolag:Wow. Some mechanics won't make heaven. There is nothing wrong with your brake. Your mechanic wants to swindle you and probably spoil something that is working fine. The work of ABS is to prevent your wheel from locking up on hard braking that can lead to the car skidding and you losing control of it. Your description points to the fact that the ABS is working fine. You only need to learn how to drive in such a manner that you wouldn't need hard braking. My car does exactly like you described. Anytime it happens I feel happy that my ABS is working fine. I don't understand this manual thing your mechanic said. He is probably going to disable the ABS system such that when you brake hard, your wheels will lock up and your tires will screech on the road. You will then think your brake is working fine when it's worse because you will be damaging your tires and can loose control of the car on a slippery road. In summary, don't tamper with your brakes. It's ok. Learn to drive such that you won't need hard and instant braking. If you have 10k to waste. It's better you give it out for free to people that need it. |
AerialMapper:Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius at atmospheric pressure. If you increase the pressure, the boiling point increases. A car cooling system is pressurised. There is no way it can boil at 100 degrees in that pressurised state. It only boils when the pressure is relieved like when you open the radiator cover of a hot engine. You can use water as a coolant in tropical Africa but only distilled or demineralised water. I use demineralised water in my car. We don't get to sub zero temperatures here. So, we don't need antifreeze that is added in coolants. The antifreeze simply stops the coolant from freezing at very cold temperatures thereby preserving the integrity of the cooling system at cold temperatures. You are discouraged from using ordinary water because it contains minerals like calcium, magnesium etc that precipitate out at high temperatures and end up fouling, depositing and blocking pathways for water passage. The effect is the reduction in heat dissipation effect of the cooling system resulting in overheating and engine damage. So if you are living in Nigeria and can lay your hands on Distilled water or demineralised water, use it as your coolant. Nothing will happen to your car because of that and your cooling system will work well as if you are using coolant. But, if you can't lay your hands on either of the two, you must use a coolant. Never pour in ordinary potable water into your car cooling system. |
PLEASE FOLLOW THESE RULES IN CASE YOU FIND YOURSELF IN SUCH A SITUATION Yes, you should never panic in any emergency situation. Panic will definitely make you more confused causing you to make a terrible mistake. Never pull your hand brake if you are on high speed. It will lock up your back wheel which will destabilize the car causing the car to skid which will make you to loose control of it. This can lead to somersault. It's a very dangerous maneuver at high speed. Use the hand brake only if you lost your brakes at low speed of 40km/h and below. Above that speed, you have to downshift your gears first to the lowest gear for the engine to slow the car down before using the hand brake. NEVER switch off the engine for any reason till the car comes to a stop. Switching of the engine will make you loose steering wheel control as the steering will become very hard and difficult to turn. Whether you are to put your gear on neutral depends on a specific situation. Putting your gear on neutral if you are going downhill isn't advisable as that will disengage the gear from the engine and make the hill to roll the car the more. If you are going uphill, you can put your gear on neutral. Generally, it is safer to use engine braking. That is, downshift your gear to the lowest gear (Drive 1 for automatic transmission and gear 1 for manual), the engine will slow the car down to the lowest gear to a safe speed at which the hand brake can be applied. |
Did he pay cash for the house? We know that most things are bought on credit with payments spread over a long period of time. This house is probably bought on credit via mortgage, there it's no big deal. |
That the case was thrown out by the court doesn't anyway mean that he never did it. Anyone that is trained legally will know that it will be difficult to prove rape against him due to how long the event happened in the past. I don't even think he raped her. Because she didn't give any details that is good enough to proof that the sex wasn't consensual from her story. The law does not work on sentiments. It is based only on evidences and facts proved beyond all reasonable doubts. For me the question is what he did as a married pastor and how that reflects his true nature as opposed to his supposed behaviour as a man of God. I think Fatoyinbo had sex with Bisola while being married to his wife. That is cheating on his wife and adultery on the sight of God. Such a behaviour should be unheard of from a Pastor. It was most likely not rape and so not a criminal offence but a sin. I don't think Bisola will come out and make up such stories without any iota of truth in it. So Fatoyinbo lacks the morality of a Pastor and as such is not qualified to mount the pulpit. I pity his brainwashed followers that will think he didn't do it simply because the court threw out the case. |
I don't even know why this girl is now a celebrity. Good manners she doesn't have, she is short with yam legs, fatty bum bum no be shape. It's only English she knows how to speak. |
I am surprised that it's that bad in Unilag. UNN is bae, three days and your transcript will be sent via DHL to wherever you need it. |
gbagyiza:That's not what it means. USSD banking services are those phone dial banking services like *737# for GtB, *894# for first bank etc. It simply means that any banking transaction through dialing those codes on your phone for your bank, you will be charged N4 for every 20 seconds time spent on your transaction. Email and text messages are entirely different things. Your bank already charges you for the texts they send to you. |
I immediately knew that this list is nothing but a joke on noticing Ikpeazu as number 1. We Abians will tell you that Ikpeazu is a monumental failure. As an Ngwa man, I am highly disappointed in his performance. Do you know that despite the media white wash praises, Abia cannot booste of a standard 10km stretch of road in perfect condition. |
Rubbish news. You just showed us buildings with not even one power equipment. This can only be an uncompleted diesel generators house. There is no way this can generate up to 100MW let alone 300MW. I know a 300MW power generation plant when I see one even in pictures. |
MelesZenawi:I think it's only you that celebrate him. All Abians know that OUK is the cause of why Abia is not developed till date. |
Delta soap finished this girl by showing her legs when she dropped the towel in that Delta soap advert. What a yam leg!!! She should enjoy her money jare... |
Reading this thread till this point, it's evident why Nigeria is the way it is today. The youths who are educated and should reason logically are still believing in stereotypes. No wonder a dullard like Buhari was able to win Nigeria's presidency. The youths that should be agents of change are worse that their father's generation. It seems there are a lot of issues in IMO. From the OSU caste system to Mbaise people stereotypes. Who knows what we will read next. MAKE USE OF YOUR EDUCATION PEOPLE!!!!!!!! SHUN STEREOTYPES!!!! THERE IS NO SINGLE STORY ABOUT ANY GROUP OF PEOPLE!!! |
Very foolish woman. You deserve what you got. You should be locked up for life. Idiot. |
I wonder what motivates people to sign up for Nigeria military. Salary is peanut, insufficient and outdated military hardware coupled with the ongoing sabotaged unconventional boko haram war. Nigeria is not even worth dying for. Any body that dies for this country is no hero but a collosal waste. May God forgive you and give you a chance in his kingdom. |
Christopherrrr:Young man if you really love that lady fight for her and marry her or you will live to regret it all your life. This is 21st century for Christ sake. So you and your family think you are better than her and her family simply because some stupid idiotic tradition labelled them as Osu. Wake up. |
You have failed the rule. Do not ever go back to work in a company after tendering your resignation. I repeat do not. It never ends well. |
Tokunbo plane. Oyinbo will finish the useful life of a plane and our people will go and buy. |
It's better they reduce the workforce to a number they can comfortably pay than owing them over 12 months salary. |
Because Sunday isn't the right day we were commanded to worship God. God blessed that Sabbath(Saturday) and asked us to keep it holy. I go to church on Saturday and do my laundry, visiting etc on Sundays following God's commandment than the precepts of man. |
I cannot recognize this one. He probably came after I must have left the department. Even Prof Onyegegbu's crase no reach this level. Agbo can do something like this though but this isn't him. He has the body structure of Howard but it's not him. Who can this be? This means that craziness cannot be eliminated from that department. |
puredigital:Grow up and get rid of all those myths. If you are in the path of a lightening strike, you will be stroke even if you are a saint. |
I like this couple. Do things the way it's easy on you without minding what people will say. |
Lie. It can't be that expensive. What is he building that the HRSG alone cost $13bn. Maybe he meant naira sha. |
bentwood85:The bolded is a lie. We do not operate majorly on Hydro Power generation. We have more fossil fuel generation plants than hydro in Nigeria. |
godliman:My brother may be you weren't religious with the manufacturers recommended oil weight and change interval or You didn't take care of your engine cooling system very well. |
For honda owners and lovers like us, these are not issues at all. Driving honda is bae. The drive quality, sound system, interior and exterior design is way beyond the league of Toyota. Don't forget that Honda engine doesn't die. |
laudate:Why do you people only consider the cost the customers will pay without considering the economic opportunity cost we suffer without stable electricity? Do you know that Nigeria losses billions of dollars in investments yearly due to no stable electricity? A country of 200million people is a market of its own. It can attract investments if the right infrastructure is put in place. Stable power is that number one infrastructure followed by a good transport system. You need to research to open your eyes on how much our economy is suffering from because of our lack of stable power. Countries only regulate tariffs below cost if they have the financial capacity to fully develop and support it. Nigeria govt cannot solely fund the power industry to full development which was why they privatised it. But keeping tariffs below cost has made their privatisation efforts to be in futility because the low tariffs and the losses is the major issue keeping investors away from the sector. Stable power can create more jobs that will lift those from Kwara, logo, Niger, Nasarrawa etc out of poverty that wouldn't be possible if tariff isn't increased. |

For how many hours of power supply? 
Some who even had the right technical partners later discovered that their assumptions and estimates were all wrong. They thought they would buy the power plants today, and start making money by the next day. They forgot that there is a long gestational period, when it comes to transactions in the power sector. 