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Bola4boy:
what happened to your gear box?

issues with selecting lower gears. it will skip for seconds before engaging, especially if you slow down.

Please who knows any good gear box master for 07 accord or how much is gear box and engine.

overall90:
What if the consortium is just a front?
The most important thing is let them build it so that those that can afford it can assess it.

You get sense. Go check the barracks at those falomo axis. All gone.

Emmani360:
They should come to plateau and see. Illegal mining in plateau have become the bed rock of economic activity in most places here

The natural disasters that might follow in the years to come will be like child's play when the time comes.

Nigeria itself is a very hard drug and all her citizens are all addicts. Cos the country hard pass drugs now and all the other hard drugs look like toys wallahi. Na my take be that.

Macmilla:
Note that a lot of the advice you will get here is nothing but poisonous garbage. It is on you to choose what to take and what to discard. Nobody owes you anything and you don't owe anyone anything. My people say that if the rat joins the lizard under the rain, if the lizard's body dries later, the rat's not will not. Some people will abuse a car for years and then sell the car when it is close to the grave. They will then come here and shout "I did it and I never complained till I sold it". Then the buyer will befriend a mechanic for life. All of us will still come and be shouting Nigeria is dead when we are the murderers.

Hmmmmm!

GardenOfGod:
And the whole world will see if truly what he alleged of the Court were true or not. 😂

It is deeper than you know. The question is how will Mr. Dale proof all he said in his book? Does he have the evidence of how the corruption took place and under what medium? It is a long thing bro.

He should have his day in court anyway. But I am still not certain if his end game. Doesn't add up. Maybe 2027 sha. That is the only angle that works. Use this medium to get the politician's strength and then become like them. Just like Sowore and the rest.

seunmsg:
How Dele Farotimi defamed me, By Afe Babalola

The petition by Aare Babalola, dated November 9, 2024, to the Commissioner of Police in Ekiti State explicates the gravamen of his complaints to the police and the pedestal of his action against Farotimi.

Asterisked are defamatory portions in Dele Farotimi’s foreword in his book that stirred the hornets’ nest

Now, when people talk, they do not think of the possible backlash. You said he libeled you and you lost the case because of Aare's overbearing influence on the judiciary abi? Now, you will face the same judiciary to defend yourself. Imagine someone writing this against a top lawyer because of land cases that were duly determined by the court.

Was the unextinguishable equitable rights of the seller an issue for determination before the trial court?

I shall say no more. This fight pass me. I am a view centre fan. Na TV we go for look am.

Do you think police harassment and brutality will stop if you knew your legal rights?

What do you know about criminal law? How is the relationship between you and the average police supposed to be right? Do you know what to do upon arrest? What are the rights the constitution has offered you that should guide your decision-making process upon arrest and statement taking?

Let me tell you about a couple who almost went to jail for a minor issue just because they did not know their legal right.


Brb

nlfpmod:
Source: https://techcabal.com/2024/12/04/netflix-denies-nigerian-market-exit/

Previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/8285196/netflix-stops-buying-nigerian-content

whether they are leaving or not is immaterial. the truth is that this is not the best of times for any online paid streaming platform in Nigeria. With 1700, I have access to YouTube Premium. Plus there are other countless trial or free apps that give me what dstv and Netflix will give me. So why pay?

It is a very trying time for them in Nigeria. Na who eat bellyful dey buy data and na who get plenty data dey sub for netflix.

God1000:
‘’Since You Left, The School Bus Doesn't Come Again” — Actor Francis Duru Mourns His Son, Ifeanyi, Who Would Have Turned 16 Today




https://www.instagram.com/p/DDJP0NBNZo_/?igsh=OTZ0ZHMwMG9td29k

Worst feelings never goes away..

Sonnobax15:

Your wife is simply the kind of person we want in our society.....Her likes see every public office as a platform to serve the people and not to abuse their powers........

Na people like una go wan dey oppress others simply because una get big people for army . But thank God your wife is wise

May God bless her

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Nor mind am.

Justice Ayounle Faji of a Federal High Court, has awarded a monumental damages of N10 million, against Access Bank Plc, for illegal and unlawful freezing of account of one of it’s customers.

Justice Faji also described Access Bank Plc’s action of placing Post No Debit on the applicant’s account, as illegal, unconstitutional and void, as same is tantamount to the violation of the applicant’s right to access to her funds.

Other orders made by Justice Faji against Access Bank Plc in a suit marked FHC/L/CS/2461/2023, includes: “a declaration that the placement of the Post No Debit (PND) on the account with account number: 0095550540 held by the applicant with the respondent without a valid or subsisting order of Court to that effect is tantamount to a violation of the applicant’s right to enjoyment of the applicant’s property as entrenched in Section 44 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) and Article 14 African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights (Ratification and Enforcement) Act LFN 2004.

“A declaration that the placement of the Post No Debit (PND) on the applicant’s account by the respondent (particulars of which are mentioned in relief above) without a valid order of Court being first had and obtained is illegal, unconstitutional and void as same is tantamount to the violation of the applicant’s right to access to the applicant’s funds.

“A declaration that the respondent cannot act on the instruction of any third party, either an institution, organization, or parastatal to place a Post No Debit order on the applicant’s accounts without a valid Court order being first sought and obtained in that regard.

“A declaration that the placement of the Post No Debit (PND) on the applicant’s account by the respondent (particulars of which are mentioned in relief 1 above) has resulted in tremendous loss of business image and integrity which has seriously affected the Applicant’s economic power and finances.

“An order of this honourable court directing the respondent to release forthwith the restriction it placed on the applicant’s bank account with number 0095550540 and account name Adenike Akinlade which the applicant holds with the respondent.”

Justice Faji made above orders and declarations while delivering judgment in a fundamental rights enforcement, filed by Barrister Oladotun Ajulo who led A. V. Ekundayo, on behalf of his client, Adenike Akinlade, whose account was freezed by Access Bank Plc without any valid court order.

Barrister Ajulo on behalf of client, had told the court that the suit is pursuant to Fundamental Rights (Enforcement Procedure) Rules, 2009 made by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, to Section 46 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (As Amended).

In the suit, the applicant, Adenike Akinlade in her originating motion had asked the court for the following eight reliefs which were: I. “A declaration that the placement of the Post No Debit (PND) on the account with account number: 0095550540 held by the applicant with the respondent without a valid or subsisting order of Court to that effect is tantamount to a violation of the applicant’s right to enjoyment of the applicant’s property as entrenched in Section 44 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) and Article 14 African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights (Ratification and Enforcement) Act LFN 2004.

ii. “A declaration that the placement of the Post No Debit (PND) on the applicant’s account by the respondent (particulars of which are mentioned in relief above) without a valid order of Court being first had and obtained is illegal, unconstitutional and void as same is tantamount to the violation of the applicant’s right to access to the applicant’s funds.

iii. “A declaration that the respondent cannot act on the instruction of any third party, either an institution, organization, or parastatal to place a Post No Debit order on the applicant’s accounts without a valid Court order being first sought and obtained in that regard.

iv. “A declaration that the placement of the Post No Debit (PND) on the applicant’s account by the respondent (particulars of which are mentioned in relief 1 above) has resulted in tremendous loss of business image and integrity which has seriously affected the Applicant’s economic power and finances.

v. “An order of this honourable court directing the respondent to release forthwith the restriction it placed on the applicant’s bank account with number 0095550540 and account name Adenike Akinlade which the applicant holds with the respondent

Vi. An Order of perpetual injunction restraining the Respondent, its agents, assigns, privies or anyone howsoever described from interfering and/or denying the Applicant the unfettered right to operate and access the account which the Applicant hold with the Respondent without a valid order of Court being sought and obtained.

vii. General damages in the sum of N30,000,000 (Thirty Million Naira only).

viii. The cost of this action.”

The applicant supported the motion with 10 grounds and 19 paragraphs affidavit, with several documentary exhibits.

The applicant through her lawyer, formulated an issue for determination of the suit in her favour.

The issue raised was “In view of the totality of the circumstances of this application, particularly the depositions contained in the affidavit in support, whether the Post No Debit (PND) on the account of the Applicant constitutes a breach of the Applicant’s fundamental right to property?”

However, Access Bank Plc through it’s lawyers, A. O. Okeke and I. A. Akinteye, in response to the suit, filed a 25 paragraph counter-affidavit with exhibits attached and a Written Address on 15/2/2024 in response to the application.

The bank also formulated a sole issue for determination in it’s favour, which was: “in view of the totality of the circumstances of this application, particularly the depositions contained in the affidavit in support, whether the Post No Debit on the account of the Applicant constitutes a breach of the Applicant’s fundamental right to property?”

Access Bank through it’s lawyers stated that the applicant’s submissions in paragraphs 4.3 — 4.8 do not reflect the complete position of the law because fundamental rights are not absolute. Adding that the Applicant’s fundamental right relating to monies in her bank account is not absolute since access can be denied in any of the deserving circumstances recognized by law. In this instance, the Respondent will not be held liable.

In deciding the suit, Justice Faji after perused through all the submissions, documentary exhibits tendered and plethoras of authorites held that: “The case for the respondent is that the place no debit was sequel to a letter obtained from Interpol to which was attached a court order. The letter is dated 25th July, 2022 and the attached order was made on 4th July, 2022 made for 30 days.

“There is no other court process or order exhibited by the respondent. The order was thus to expire on 4th August, 2022. There is no other order before the Court. Even though respondent stated that the place no debit was lifted after Interpol directed respondent to do so, there is no evidence of such a communication before the Court. At best therefore, the place no debit based on the said order ceased to have force from 4th August, 2022.

“It has been contended that the place no debit was removed as soon as Interpol concluded its investigations. No date or period was stated for the suggestion. Furthermore, there is no written Communication of this instruction from interpol to the respondent. There is thus no evidence that the restriction was removed, when and whether or not it was communicated to the respondent.

“The contents of paragraph 20 of the counter-affidavit therefore have no basis.

“The respondent contended that after the restriction was removed, the applicant could not operate her account because it was dormant.

“Applicant however stated that despite several efforts at operating her account the respondent did not give her access to same. There is no written communication of the reasons for not granting applicant access to her account.

“I therefore believe the applicant and must find that after 4th August, 2022, the respondent held on to applicant’s account and denied her access to same in breach of her rights under section 44 of the constitution (as amended).

“The said restriction was without justification. There was no subsisting order as at 4th august, 2022 and that is not allowed. See: DIAMOND BANK vy un AKA also GTB v ADEDAMOLA (Supra) (Supra). See

“This application therefore succeeds. I grant reliefs 1-5 as prayed.

“On damages, I find that the applicant has been denied access to her account since 4th August, 2022 till date. Damages therefore lie. The period of denial is a period of 29 months. Since then applicant has been put to a lot of inconvenience and deprivation, humiliation and want. I must therefore award such damages as would assuage the loss of the applicant.

“The Court is entitled to consider the drastic reduction in the value of our national currency in recent times in assessing damages.

“I therefore hereby award damages of N10 million Naira in favour of the applicant.”


https://newsdishng.com/court-awards-monumental-damages-against-access-bank-for-freezing-clients-account-illegally/

Bobodee09:
Your whatapp number so we can negotiate

check my signature.

Bobodee09:
Your number is not on Whatsapp

The fan is needed

I have 3 units.

Please I need the contact of any good gear master at Oyingbo. And directions on how to get there from Marina or Costain. Thanks.

Macmilla:
Wrong.
Yes the fan cools mainly the radiator, but it also circulate air through the engine for more or less direct cooling.
The cooling system (including the radiator) is a pressurized system when working and the pressure is achieved with increased temperature. Constant cooling means the required pressure will be difficult to achieve.
If the radiator is very cool while the engine is very hot, imagine what will happen when the cool coolant from the radiator hits the very hot engine. Metals do not like rapid cooling (quenching).
Cool coolant on one side of the thermostat and very hot coolant on the other side means the thermostat will not work appropriately.
As the thermostat opens, cool coolant rushes into the engine, cooling it rapidly. Then the thermostat will close fast (due to the cool coolant) and the engine temperature will rise again. This cycle will keep raising and crashing the engine temperatre, confusing your ECU.
In all these, you will hardly achieve closed loop. Failure to get to closed loop means your ECU will continue dumping fuel in your engine, trying to warm up.
Lastly, your fan takes some energy to run. This energy is drawn from your alternator. Your alternator draws from the energy produced by the engine. This means that constantly running the fan is taking reasonable energy from your engine. This will stress your alternator and reduce its life span and also further increase fuel consumption.

My fan were connected directly. How do we fix this?

Empedocles:
Item Description: Panasonic 3HP Standing Ac

Price: 500k

Location: Lekki

Defect: None

Call or Text: zero704819268five

Let's talk on WhatsApp. You have what I need. My WhatsApp is on my signature.

Empedocles:
ITEM DESCRIPTION: 2HP Panasonic inverter AC(6 months used)

Defect: None

Location: Okota

Price: 550,000 each

2 units available for immediate pickup

Call or Text: zero704819268five

#Relocationsales

300k each..

Lovelife433:
Very commendable. This is Nigeria as one before animal occult morons politicians divide us.

Walahi! We need more of this. This gestures will go a long way in fixing our religiosities as a nation.

Buying Nigeria used car should be a free pass to Heaven from Hell.

Update on my earlier post.

Changed all four 5 tyres.

Sterling rack and pump fixed. Cost 125k for both.

Fixed engine oil leaks I complained about last time. ( Oil still dey leak small small). But I go manage am till I get a new engine or sell it or it becomes worse or eventually fixed with original oil seal. The mechanic said the factory original is hard to come by. And nobody go comot am from working engine give you.

Fixed the four legs with the back hubs too. Make I observe am for another week or two. Especially ball joint. One is now 15k. Damn! I shouted. Wetin we dey buy 3.5k that year for Honda Bullet? It is well.

All sensors changed ( about 8 in all, including MAP and the 2 O2 sensors. O2 sensors cost 16k each. Nor know if dem cheat me sha. Others are cheaper.

Fuel consumption is better now. But e still dey chop fuel. Guess it's because no indomie and the fan is on direct. I am thinking of fixing this too. But the mechanic thinks say I wan waste money. He said it will have little or no impact on fuel consumption. Especially since na Naija used already. Do you think he is right?

Now, na gear dey misbehave somehow. It has difficulty selecting lower gears. This just started last week after the sensors were fixed. If it goes from 5 to 1 on a slow down, it will have issues picking from 1 again, maybe until after a few seconds or forcefully. And it leaps at times when changing which does not make driving smooth.

Advise me. Is this a major issue?

I would have loved to sell it and buy another since I observed this gear issue. But my fear is that I don almost fix this one finish. What if the next Naija used is worse?

Truth is I nor get budget for direct toks now.

The President of Argentina is doing an excellent job. But I have never seen him going up and down begging for money. Their situation was worse than ours I suppose. Na we know wetin dey do us as a nation.

flex12:
Mtn Router sold[s][/s]

Picture of the fan. I need am

Jestin:
Why do I have this inner feeling that NNPC is taking petroleum products from Dangote and give Nigerians the impression P.H refinery is working

Or simply blending dirty Europe products into the economy directly from home soil.

Who has inveter AC for sale? I need two units of 1.5 HP.

saidubaba:
Pls is the fan still available

Yes sir. 25k each. My number is on my signature.

Sheuns:
You need to see an electric steering expert. I know one at Oyingbo market in Lagos. If you don’t mind.

Please drop the contact of the repair guys. Thanks

Empedocles:
ITEMS For SALE in Ikate Elegushi

2 Standing ACs
3 6 by 3ft mirrors on Wooden cladding
4 6 by 3ft mirrors on wooden cladding
Accent chairs
Marble top reception table
7 brass droplights
3 gold droplights
6 Flower vases
Orange sofa
Nail tech work station table
Marble top Bar + bicycle chairs
Hair wash chairs
Storage rack
Accent chairs
6 nail tech chairs
TV Console
Wardrobe with mirror compartment
Leave shaped mirror on full shelves
Barber mirrors on full shelve with drawer
Wood behind

Call or text: zero704819268five

How much is the AC?

odimbannamdi:
Just wondering; can't POP be done to accommodate the ceiling fans? Most POPs I gave seen don't make an allocation for ceiling fans. Is that normal?

I HAVE NO CLUE.