Person A...first owner Person B...second owner Person C...current owner
A sold to B and B later sold to C C has all the documents from B and wants to do a change of ownership but found out that the system shows the details for A.
It happens that B made a mistake in the chassis number during registration hence the details on the system for the correct chassis number still bears A. Apparently the registration was not complete.
Now C was asked to bring the documents from A as that aligns with the system information.
What can C do if the documents from A cannot be gotten?
Banjo24: Hello house, please what advice can you give to someone who makes approximately 3m naira monthly in Nigeria ? Can you advise him to Japa with his Family or continue doing his business here ? If you are making 3m naira monthly from your personal business, will you leave it all to start afresh in US or CANADA ?
Honest Question: Is it ever okay to lie about your experience to get a job?
In today’s highly competitive job market, some people stretch the truth—or even fabricate experience—to land opportunities. While integrity is important, others argue that sometimes, getting your foot in the door is the only way to prove yourself.
i have a colleague who was at a final interview for a company willing to sponsor him and his family for a software engineer role but did not have the required experience in a certain area, should he have lied or spoken the truth !
He should have spoken the truth but let them know that he is committed to learning and improving on that area as quickly as possible.
Thomthom: I have tried all other means to break away from earning salary. But anything I lay my hands on at first it moves well, before you know it am down, have to start from square one. It's like it's a curse that I must do salary work. My fear, pain, and anger now is that what if am ask to retire or loose job, God forbid what else can I fall back to. I have red psalm I have prayed. Am not seeing any concrete hope. I have don crypto no level, I have bought Instagram and Facebook page for street before I even log in Facebook has already blocked all of them. I have borrowed my salary on 10% to colleagues they won't pay, you have to drag and drag and some times they will turn you to an enemy. Am just tired.
ganagagi: I have just finished my secondary school and a friend suggested to me not to go further study but I should establish a business than to go further Education, he said because he has seen many people with degree, masters etc without appointment,so please do I accept his advice or not
Go ahead... further your education.
We have also seen a lot of business people not making it.
lambish: I am a 28-year-old woman. At this stage in my life, I earnestly prayed to God for a godly man to settle down with. Eventually, I met a young man who seemed promising and spiritually grounded. At first, everything appeared genuine. He spoke about marriage just three months after we met, introduced me to his mother and brothers, and presented me as the woman he wanted to marry. It all felt so real.
But as time went on, his behavior began to change. He started pressuring me for sex and even insisted that I should get pregnant before marriage. I vehemently refused, holding on to my values and belief in doing things the right way. Still, he kept insisting. Eventually, I gave in—not because I no longer believed in my values, but because I truly believed we were going to get married.
Afterwards, I was overwhelmed with emotion. I cried a lot, but he comforted me and assured me that he would always be there for me. Sadly, that promise did not last. His behavior deteriorated even further. He became emotionally abusive and said very hurtful things to me. He began asking me for money and even demanded my entire salary.
To cut the story short, I later discovered that he had deceived me all along. He was already engaged to another woman who had been living with him for five years. The truth shattered me. I felt like I had lost everything—myself, my virginity, my trust, and my finances.
Even now, whenever I think of him, I cry. I feel like I was made a fool of—used, betrayed, and deeply hurt.
Sorry about your experience... You'll get over the pain with time and I pray you find a man who truly deserves you.
Make up your mind to move on and hope for the best
Captainp2: WHERE DO MOST STOLEN CARS IN IBADAN REALLY END UP - ISO PART OR SOMEWHERE ELSE?
I’ve heard a few conversations, actually from one or two people, about where stolen cars in Ibadan usually end up. Almost every time, fingers point straight at Iso Part, the popular spare parts market located at Agodi Gate, Ibadan.
Every time those conversations come to mind, I find myself asking a lot of questions: Are stolen cars really being sold inside Iso Part? Is the market involved in illegal trade, or is it all honest business? Could Iso Part actually be a hub for stolen vehicles?
The more I thought about it, the more curious I became. I even remembered that Araromi Iso Part market is located right beside Agodi Correctional Centre, a prison. You’d think being that close to such a serious place would discourage anyone from doing anything illegal. But then again, we’re all human. And when money is involved, trust becomes a luxury.
Not too long ago, I came across a post on facebook shared by Connect Ibadan , where someone named PELLER oni Laptop (@official_pell) asked a bold question: “They use to tell me that if your car is stolen and they drive it inside that gate market that nothing on earth can make you get your car back. I didn’t believe. Is it true?”
The moment I read that, it brought back all the things I’d been hearing over time. That was the final push, I decided to investigate it myself.
I went in search of real facts. I was hoping to meet someone who had either recovered their stolen car from Iso Part or maybe someone who know someone who got arrested and confessed to buying or selling stolen vehicles in the market. But honestly, I found nothing solid. It started to feel like all those accusations might just be based on speculation, not evidence.
So, I visited Araromi Market myself on Tuesday 13th May, 2025, right after finishing my show "Gbagede Oro" on 32FM 94.9. I got to the market around 3:05 pm, moved around, mingled with people, and eventually met some of their leaders.
I even got the chance to speak with Alhaji Waheed Gbolagade, popularly known as Alh. Pele, who is currently the Aare of Araromi Iso Part Market and Environs. He’s serving a 4-year term before the next leadership rotation to a different section of the market.
Araromi Market itself is quite organized, divided into 4 major sections and 17 subdivisions. (If you want to know more about that structure, check out the full breakdown on my YouTube channel: Captain P2 Media.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCUbAyl7sWw?si=rm2fozHFOcScBq-k
During the interview, Alh. Pele strongly denied the allegations. In his words: “We don’t sell stolen cars here. Everything is properly registered, and we don’t support or accept illegal dealings.”
So, now the big question is this: IF ISO PART ISN’T DEALING IN STOLEN CARS… THEN WHERE ARE THEY REALLY ENDING UP IN IBADAN? IF NOT ISO PART, THEN WHERE?
NB: I will also have to meet with the leadership of motor car dealers in Oyo State.
You didn't go to the real place at the Iso-part.
When they bring in these cars, the dismantle/scrap them and sell of the party to those that buy and resell as vehicle spares parts.
Once the car comes in, buyers for the parts are already waiting in throves ready to buy like meat sellers at abattoirs.
Summary: Life is a risk... Don't be afraid to take a risk on yourself!!! If you make it; the story ends well. If your risk leads to failure, you have a story to tell. Nevertheless, TAKE DA RISK!!!
Autos › Re: Pls advise...Car Change Of Ownership by dawnomike(m): 10:56pm On May 21, 2025
