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I don't think this OP is any better than the white garment worshippers at the Bar beach in this classic video. Deep deep messages.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OPS3kw1U5c

MrPresident1:
This ignoramus is talking about fear. Gerarahere

Says the fanatic who keeps predicting the second cumming of a non existent being,and having a consistent failure rate.
Hope you will Do this charade next year. Hope you know you will fail again and again and again...because it only exists in your head.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uph_hnTCNdw

MrPresident1:
Wait for the sound of thunder. Since you are hard headed and also hard hearted, you will see thunder and sh¡t in your pants.

They are all human creations. They don't exist. It's all in your head. The sooner you understand that,the sooner you become free from the fear.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODetOE6cbbc

Emperor Constantine the great was the founder of Christianity.
His mother St Helena was the one who converted the pagan shrines to churches once Christianity was decreed the Roman state religion.
It was Helena that introduced the cross as the official symbol of Christianity. Helena is venerated in the following churches as a mother of a saint-1.Catholic. 2.Eastern Othordox.3.Anglican. 4.Lutheran. 5.Oriental Othordox.

So as you can see Christianity only became the behemoth when Constantine officially decreed it as the state religion.

By the way OP, Mrpresident1. You are not alone.There are others like you. The woman in this video claims she time travels to heaven to visit God and Jesus on a regular. She has lots of followers who believe her tales and buy her books and videos.In fact she has made an industry out of selling a fable to her gullible followers.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYsxbbQ6djg

This thread is hilarious. Pure comic comedy.

Dantedasz:
SHAKING MY HEAD.

See explanation

The number of beggars on this thread shows something ain't right.

Jokes apart this is a deliberate policy. Nigeria bans certain goods and then they are smuggled in from the borders.
1.Rice
2. Vehicles of a certain age.
3. Second hand tyres.
4.Second hand clothes.
5.Tooth picks.
6.Frozen poultry.
7.Vegetable oils.


The political rulers in Benin Republic and Togo are smugglers who have attained political power.
The political rulers in Nigeria are in cahoots with them.
The agreement is for Nigeria to ban certain products that will be shipped to Nigeria and then smuggled into Nigeria.
The Togo and Benin Republic economies boom while the Nigerian leaders are compensated financially with bribes.
From Babangida to Abacha to Abdul Salami to Obasanjo to Yar'Arda to Jonathan to Buhari. The vicious circle has and will continue.
Nigerians open your eyes and ask why the Comptoller General of Customs continue to come from only one side of the country?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qahB7mYhLxs

SHAKING MY HEAD.

I personally will never advise anyone to go through a third party to confirm genuineness of customs documents.
You have two legs. Take time out yourself to visit a customs formation in any part of the country and get yourself a confirmed PRINT OUT of your documents. A word is enough for the wise.
It is not a difficult process that you need a third party but as I have stated on this thread Nigerians are naturally lazy on issues of reading documents that they always feel they need a third party to read documents for them.
I repeat learn to read and understand documents given to you. Do it yourself.

Great play from the lads.
It's only Cardiff,but the team attacked with vicious intent. The overlapping of Lindelof,Jones,Shaw and Young was a joy to watch. Three points on the log and hopefully a new beginning for United.

Lingard
5-1

Lingard goal

Penalty

3-1

Goal.

Great start to Ole Gunnar reign.

Beniyke1:
There has never existed 100% fairness and loyalty in business. That’s why it’s called business.

Meanwhile he never mentioned the car to be non-accidented, on the other side you can’t still expect him to boldly label it accidented.... The repairs on the car was clean, neatly done.

VOLTRON defender of the universe.

So we should all be dishonest in business. I just shake my head at your lack of morality.

amSTARboy:
No:1 i posted the VIN even when i was not mandated to do so.

No:2 i never advertised it was accident free.

No:3 i posted the VIN for prospective customers to run a proper check before negotiations...

Conclusion: @ Cosplay i had so much respect for you but then again i might ve bin wrong....

This was below the belt.

BTW the interior you posted was black fabric interior and mine is ash leather interior plus door mats....

Well.... what do i know

Lamentations for Sodom.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3gCYqVWYBM

legalwealth:
You are right but I heard that they as well do such for vehicles from tincan. That they will up bringing it out without paying customs duties.

It is called FLYING of vehicles.
The syndicate works with fraudulent security agents at the port to smuggle the vehicle out by inserting them between clean vehicles that paid duty.
Then they go to Nnewi building at Apapa and forge the documents they will attach to the vehicle.
The only way to avoid falling into their trap is to insist on photocopy of the documents and take it to any Customs formation and get a print out of the SGD c number and then compare to the documents given to you.

@legalwealth,

This is what the fraudsters refer to as recycled SGD entries.
It is a process by which fraudsters pay for one vehicle properly in the Customs data base system called ASYCUDA.
They then use this documents to serve as documents for vehicles smuggled in front the border illegally.
The process involves making a photocopy of the original document.
Then erasing the details of the original vehicle such as engine and chassis numbers. Vehicle name and bill of lading numbers and inserting the smuggled vehicle details onto the photocopy.
The only way to escape from this fraud is to visit a Customs station Servicom office to confirm the payment through the C number and obtain a PRINT OUT.
I repeat 60% of vehicles on Nigerian roads have a form of fraud or fraudulent activity on the customs documents ,either through fake papers,non payment of customs duty or underpayment.

Long winding explanation to follow shortly......

Just shaking my head for some people.....

1Sharon:
When Jesus finally comes..

That is 'orrible.

patrickmuf:
This is the spirit bro.

We need to move on. I just want the club to perform. If Ole Gunnar Soleskjaer is the answer. So be it.
The players should also know they are on trial.

elampiro:
He talk small lie for there. The argument was actually last year when we slid from the top of the table to second behind City. And they said we had a better team than City, so second position (rubbing City for the title)was not even acceptable. Just that I don't want to argue this matter seriously. If these guys don't go to amend their previous comments, I will eventually dig them up on Sunday if they keep pushing me.

My brother,
What will digging up.comments probably made in the heat of the moment achieve?
I think we should just all bury the hatchet and get behind our club.
This is a time to get behind Solksjaer and the club. Let's support our colours.
I personally hope Ole succeeds in his car etaker capacity. The league is gone but if we can finish in a respectable position and get the team playing for the colours, it wouldn't be a wasted season.
Positivity.

There is a Servicom section in all customs commands that are connected to the data base. Visit there to confirm your vehicle duty SGD C number. Preferably take time to do it yourself and obtain a PRINT OUT. A word is enough for a wise man.

legalwealth:
Those downloaded from customs database using the C-numbers on the document they gave of which one is invalid and the other valid are coming soon.

I have talked about this on the autos section but the fraudsters and those who feel they are the owners of the section (because they feel that they have monopoly of knowledge)shouted me down.
Looking at the papers presented by the OP this is a clear case of recycled SGD entries. This is the process whereby an SGD entry used years ago by an importer is obtained. The SGD is then photocopied severally till it becomes faint. The details of the vehicle (s) on the original documents are then replaced/substituted with the details of the new vehicle.
The implications of this is that whenever the C number of this document is checked in the customs data base it will show that the C number exists but the payment is not for your car. In fact hardened fraudsters have been known to substitute the C number of a container for a car or the c number of group importations from the airport for cars. So the onus is on the buyer to insist on visiting a customs command and obtaining a PRINT OUT of any SGD entry given to you in your own interest.

legalwealth:
Great but it could be stressful though. But with my awful experience regarding customs paper, I've been able to know how to confirm and receive the copy of the customs paper printed from customs database without leaving my house.

As a matter of fact, I just requested for customs details of a vehicles that I'm interested in just few minutes ago.

I guess once bitten,twice shy.

In addition to my last post it is recommended that before a buyer pays any money for a vehicle,Please request for a photocopy of the SGD documents. These SGD document is supposed to contain all customs issues relating to the vehicle being purchased,including the vehicle descriptions,the vehicle Chassis and engine number,the colour of the vehicle the rate of duty and the duty paid. To cut the story short the SGD is meant to contain all essential details of the vehicle in question.
In reality this should work out fine because armed with the SGD number any buyer should be able to visit any customs command (linked to the customs data base)and easily confirm payments on any SGD entry.
The bitter truth is buyers are usually lazy and refuse to study documents given to them by sellers and of course the sellers capitalise on this and perpetrate their fraud. We will come to this later.

legalwealth:
You are welcome and I know of the bolded.

Thanks and keep up the good works; it is better to let people know for it is always a painful and stressful experience of which ones vehicle could end being seized outrightly if one does not meet favor at that instance/moment. I couldn't imagine my EOD which has been upgraded to worth like 2M be seized outrightly although I missed out on what I was going to do at Osogbo that day which I left Lagos as early as 9 a.m for.

This is a fake documents issue similar to your case you may want to read up on it. A very long thread with a lot of posts hidden because the moderator of that year was in cahoots with the inspiredm guy,who was also a former moderator.

https://www.nairaland.com/2398436/horrible-experience-inspired-autos#35051073