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I need a 2008 Volkswagen R32 Hatchback, 3.2L V6 AWD 6speed Auto. It must be a clean title. How much can it go for? And kindly drop some photos. Thanks.

Fear of who?! Buhari? Op go ask Ur Buhari what he did with our 'PTF' funds

Op ur mumu too high

APC leave TAN rallies alone...go organize your own na.

1. GEJ

2. OBJ

3. IBB

4. Sani Abacha

1. GEJ

2. OBJ

3. IBB

4. Abacha

I need a 2008 Volkswagen R32 Hatchback, 3.2L V6 AWD 6speed Auto. It must be a clean title. If you have it drop some pic here and your contact. Thanks.

Muza: It doesn't shutdown all 3 cylinders all the time, it shuts 1, 2 and up to 3 cylinders depending on the power requirement. this makes the gas mileage of the V6 to be quite close to that of the 4 cylinder.

Ok boss

I would go for V6 of the Accord. One interesting feature about it is that it can automatically shutdown 3cylinders when you are cruising or going downhill, i.e the computer system disables 3cylinders when you don't need too much power and enables all 6cylinders when you need more power. To explain further. When you're at say 120km/h and you want to maintain it you don't need all 6cylinders because the car had already gained momentum and all you need is a little power to maintain that momentum. So the ECM/PCM shuts down/disables 3cylinders leaving 3cylinders active at that moment. This saves you fuel and happens without you noticing it.

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shegsky: In the beginning, way before
“Diarris God O” hit the
headlines, there was “God
dey” or “Abasi do” — if you
insist on using Efik, the only
language that reaches up to
the Heavens. (This is
reference to how some AK
folks automatically switch to
Efik when praying or
preaching. I always ask,
“Doesn’t God understand
Ibibio/Annang?”)
While I have made copious
use of the newest entrant
into Nigerian lingo, I thought
it was urban legend or at
least the work of Dame
Peshe’s detractors. Until I
saw a full-length video of
the event on YouTube the
other day, I wouldn’t have
believed that the most
educated First Lady Nigeria
has ever had would “blow
such grammar” … at a public
event no less! To be frank
though, I’m not too disturbed
by the “waka come”
moments. After all, “English
no be our mama and papa
language.” I will therefore
not waka go there at all!
Of course, I appreciate the
fact that it took “only” three
weeks since 300+ teenaged
girls were abducted from
their dorm rooms for the
country’s First Mother to call
a meeting of other mothers
to find out what had
happened and how to #
BringBackOurGirls. However,
the First Lady’s unbridled
and melodramatic outburst
during the second of the two
meetings was way over the
top.

This is even more important
when the (fake) tears are all
that one has to offer in a
tragic situation. Four months
since the nationally … ahem …
celebrated outburst, the
Chibok Girls are still missing.
The first meeting had ended
with the declaration by Dame
Peshe that “If by Sunday,
these children are not
released, we will march to
Borno and the Governor of
Borno will give us our
children …” That was many,
many Sundays ago.
Tomorrow is another Sunday.
Perhaps the “march to
Borno” will finally happen,
says the optimist in me.

One of those who may never
be invited again to a Dame-
Peshe event said something
everyone had been thinking
but was afraid to speak up.
The key to ending the killing
and abductions in the North
East was to expose the
sponsors of Boko Haram,
she said. Nigeria’s security
agencies are certainly not
the best in the world, but
even they must know who
the moneybags behind Boko
Haram are. At that event,
hers was a lone voice.
Recently, it was given fillip
by the Australian, Dr.
Stephen Davies, a man
reportedly hired by the
Federal Government to
negotiate with Boko Haram
for the release of the Chibok
Girls.

But at least, we are fighting
Ebola in the Southwest. At
the last count, 17 people had
tragically lost the fight
against this super-deadly
virus. I might be accused of
trying to “create disaffection
between the Nigerian people
and their wonderful
government” for suggesting
that if similar fervour had
been applied to the Boko
Haramisation of the
Northeast, the rag tag
crazies who are “sharing the
blood” of innocents in that
region would have been
history. This means that
some 5,000 Nigerians would
have been going about their
lives (probably happy that
they are far away from the
Southwest and the reach of
Ebola).
For sure, the Chibok girls
would have finished writing
their School Cert Exams.
Some would have furthered
their studies while others
would have entered the work
force or gotten married
(hopefully to their chosen
sweethearts). Either way, it
would have been their life to
live. Reports indicate that
some of the abducted girls
have “waka come” from
captivity (no thanks to their
government) but nearly 200
are still missing. Isn’t it time
we rescued the rest? #
BringBackOurGirls.

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Rubbish!

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whatlyf: STFU, State of Origin REMAINS till ETERNITY...

Be proud of wherever you are from and stop eying another man's land. I know where you are from and I know where you are going...

Dead on Arrival

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Very poor! Pls go back and repeat your homework, kid. And make sure you answer the question correctly this time. Okay?!

enigmaotr: Interesting

Very interesting

AZeD1: Lol at failed waec. If you are educated, you'd have seen my answer to the question.

I still maintain...little wonder you failed WAEC. The question didn't ask you to advise GEJ. So, please go back, read the question, comprehend it by reading it one more time , take a few minute to gather your thoughts and then put down your answer. Thank you.

fydence: nor mind them...na for internet them go dey form oversabi pass the experienced professionals

I tire o

BokoHaramInfo1: Why? we need to know what happens in this country. This is not good thinking. Imagine if the Government had with held the information of ebola or if the gov't of Liberia with held the news of ebola from her citizens. www...com

Very unwise.

AZeD1: Mr president should realize his capabilities and know that there is no shame in accepting your limitations.

Little wonder you failed WAEC. Please answer the question asked.

Photoshop tinz.

Op I think you should get a job. What's wrong with him hitting the deck and taking cover? Dead people can't fight, remember?! He has to be alive to fight our enemy and with wisdom. Standing in a crossfire is not bravery but first degree foolishness.

Eiyaa...sori no cry again u iye.

Firefire: Am sorry bro. I cannot connect your heading with your write up.

Think my brother! Think!!

manck2: Nigeria government is considered a terrorist government under international law for occupying Western nigeria.

U don start?!

We, Nigerians, have a big problem. All we know best is how to complain about, curse and abuse, and criticize (without reasoning) almost everything, nothing more. Believe me, you will NEVER find them in topics like this. They are only interested in topics that put the goverment or a particular tribe in BAD light. This shows the type of people we have on NL. Most of them can't even chair a meeting or even be a class representative in their schools or lead their immediate families let alone a country. This is the type of topics that should be on front page but no it will nerver be because the Mods are not interested in any topic that doesn't divide Nigeria across ethnic/religious lines or abuse GEJ, PDP or APC.

Now, to your question. What I would do differently if I was the President, among other things, is ensure the total removal, if possible or reduce to the bearest minimum, all forms of discrimination amongst the various ethnic groups in Nigeria by removing from the constitution all clauses, phrases or statement that has to do with "State of Origin". This, i believe, is the cause of the many problems we have in this country. Because, according to Bob Marley, until the philosophy which holds one race (ethnic group) superior and another inferior, is finally and permanently discredited and abandoned, there will never be peace.

Washington face ur work o.

All lies

shymexx: This is just absolutely shameful, and when you start telling them the truth, by critiquing based on the truth - the rabid attack dogs will start saying you hate the country.

Nigeria has been using Mi-35 for more than 7 years now. And it's an old attack helicopter. If you're going to modernise the Nigerian military, why not go for the Mil Mi-28, which is a better, and an all purpose one? Little countries like: Kenya, Angola, and Algeria have it. So, what's stopping Nigeria from doing the same? Also, for Boko Haram, it will be more effective than the Mi-35M.

And if they want to go for the kill, they should've gone for the KA-50.

These folks are just too corrupt.

Abeg close ur mouth...ITK.

bimbor: How is the idle relearn procedure performed?

It's quite simple. Although, every brand has its own procedure. This is for Honda. You must perform the idle learn procedure whenever you disconnect or replace your battery or after cleaning or replacing intake manifold and/or the throttle body or doing certain other jobs or even disconnecting the TPS harness for instance or when you replace sensors. Now, this is my understanding of the procedure and how I have been doing it. You can get more precise method on the web.

IDLE LEARN PROCEDURE
1. Allow the engine to cool then make sure all electrical components e.g. A/C, lights, defogger, etc. are turned off.

2. Put the gear in "P" or "N"

3. Turn the ignition to "ON", wait for 2seconds then start the engine.

4. Step on the throttle, raise it to 3000rpm and hold it there until you hear the radiator fan come on or until the engine coolant or your temperature gauge reaches 90deg C.

5. After the radiator fan comes on, release the throttle (fully closed) and allow the engine to idle for 5mins. Do not turn on any electrical devises or systems during this 5mins period. Please note that if the radiator fan comes on again within the 5mins, do not count the period or time during which it's on as among the 5mins. For instance, lets say the engine had been idling for 3mins then the radiator fan comes on for say 2mins. Do not count the 2mins during which the fan was on.

After this procedure the car engine should idle far below 1000rpm...somewhere between 600 to 800rpm (I'm not sure of the exact speed though...maybe around say + or - 750rpm) depending on the health of your engine.

barcanista: No wonder you celebrate Mediocrity...

And you exalt Mediocrity. I only answered your question, FOOL!

judys17: Tø what help is the nose when the head is cut off? And tø what is our opinions when the decisions avh already been made? We can decide tø post our views on what ought tø be done,but its of no use cos I feel that all we αяє saying is within us it aint going nowhere,the last tym I checked we αяє in Nigeria where one man's speech covers the rest,the president as we all I know is a puppet of "I do" his middle name is fidelity,his mind is as fragile as a plastic,I just pray that the cure for this deadly EV comes out very soon,inshort before the resumption date,,,,,,,

Fixed!

A very wide MISS.

Malawian: arent universities, polytechnics, etc in session now? how many outbreaks have we heard of? let these children return to the classroom already. it is not like they dont interact with the outside world right now. lazy teachers should return to class and quit collecting salary for doing nothing.

I can't believe you asked this kind of question...silly question I call it. Those in universities and polytechnics are more conscious and can take care of themselves more than those in primary and secondary schools. When next you want to comment on critical issues as such remember to put on your thinking cap.

madan: If schools are closed down to control the spread of this Ebola virus, what about churches, mosques and other social gatherings Or are children exempted from attending these places as well? If children still go to churches, go to mosques and go for other gatherings, I see no reason why schools should be shut down indefinitely, cos this is a place where these children will learn more about what EVD is all about and how they also can put up some little preventive measures. These kids cant be shut off from getting knowledge about what Ebola is all about. They can still contract the virus from churches, mosques etc apart frm school. We only need to educate them and monitor them well. If markets, offices, churches, mosques etc are still opened and people still board molue, danfo and still pack themselves up in buses then, we are still at risk.

God forbid, when we start to get outbreaks in schools, it is the people like you that will come here to blame the government for not closing schools. Besides you cannot fully monitor children in schools, and you cannot compare markets and offices with schools.