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Omoocash:
Hello house, am currently operating three banks and they are, First Bank of Nigeria, Access Bank PLC, and UBA. Which of this bank can I make use at Johannesburg or in SA as a whole ? Do I need to do anything on them before they can be operating there? May be I need to activate my internet banking or what do you advise . Thanks for your Swift response.

The Best Bank to Use in SA is Zenith Bank, i'm currently in Johannesburg, and here i make payment with my Zenith Mastercard and i can withdraw from their ATM, of which my firstbank can't work immediately you cross border...lol

Get internet or Mobile banking too

princetom1:
Show ur damn fucking engine and stop beating around the bush

I think you are insane, do i owe you anything? Have you ever bought a car before

Abeg rat go and sleep

thebigkendo:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/5928888_20170904135443_jpegad9ab4165d0a5df8cc37bd98a8355c22

AMG with single exhaust.. Is that wan AMG? OP look at the youtube video you posted.. is your exhaust same?

oga my drive has double exhaust

Denn:
I won't argue with you.

The first comment on the YouTube video surmises all.

That is a normal E500 with an AMG badge and possibly some body kits.

I still insist, your car is not an AMG.

No amount of Chinese badges would make it so.

Share your engine pictures and I would give you one more tip on how to identify a genuine AMG.

Sorry you paid more for a normal W211

YOU ARE JUST NAIVE YOUNG MAN... I HAVE NOT TIME TO ARGUE WITH YOU

IF YOU COME I WILL PROOF IT TO YOU

FOR NOW AM DONE TALKING TO YOU

@Denn WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW IS BIGGER THAN YOU (YOU JUST NAIVE ABOUT BENZ PRODUCTS)

FOR ALL THOSE HERE WHO SAID THERE IS NO AMG E500

PLEASE KINDLY WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW.... AND THAT'S EXACTLY THE BENZ I HAVE HERE FOR SALE



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfYm1_daUlQ

Must go today...

Goodmorning Car is still available

Come for inspection with your mechanic

Gozzzy:
This is too good to be true.... ....where da faq did our scam detectors go!!!!

what is this one saying...

It's my personal car and i decide what i want to sell

This is a car and you are required to come inspect it

What is your business oga?

Can't i sell my thing how ever i want it?

Come here and see it for yourself

Happy Sunday... Still Available

Come pick this AMG machine

still available

You will Thank me when you get this car

This is one of a kind

Super Clean, 2007 AMG Benz, it's full option, neatly used, everything in the car is sharp, drives smoothly with no noise, Ac is a freezer, Brand new Tyres, nothing to be fix, no dent or scratch on the car, This is an heavy machine

Location: Asaba, Delta

Price: 1.7m Last... No Negotiation

070-510-86-213.

THIS HAPPENED CLOSE TO MY FATHER'S HOUSE THIS MORNING... IT HURT

This Story was shared

By Anthony Oha

On my way to Onitsha recently, a police officer seriously waved me down, pleading that I should help take him in my car to Onitsha where he claimed he served. It's not in my character picking people on the highway, especially if I am working on a tighter schedule. But, the last time I passed that route, I experienced many check points that distorted my timing.

So, I felt that picking the police officer would ease off such distortions this time around. I stopped and picked him. He quickly introduced himself and told me that he was recently transferred to Onitsha from Owerri and that he came into Owerri briefly to meet his former boss.

As I drove the vehicle, I was curiously watching the officer from my side eye. I noticed some kind of restlessness around him. He would look at me as if he wanted to know if I knew something that I should not know. Just by Ogbaku Junction, he shouted, "Oh God, I forgot my house and office keys where I took my lunch at Control Post. Please drop me let me go back and pick it. Thank you for your help" and he jumped down and crossed the road to board another vehicle.

I zoomed off but something in me told me to be careful for nothing. So, I packed my car just after a kilometre away from where I dropped him and began to check the passenger front seat where he sat but could find nothing.

So, I continued my journey. Immediately, I crossed Njaba River, my car just stopped. I was wondering what could have been the cause. So I stepped down. On opening my bonnet I observed that one of my battery heads connector was off. So I rushed to the front passenger door side to get my pliers but to my greatest shock, I saw a loaded pistol. My God! Is this real? Did the policeman forget it in my car? As if, I was being guided by some forces beyond me, I took the gun and threw it inside the bush nearby. I did it in a way that I could still find it if I was asked to get it back. I was able to get my battery connected and zoomed off.

Just by Mgbidi, there was a checkpoint and the policemen asked me to pack. They checked all my documents and they were correct, my driver's license was also fresh but they never wanted to let me go. They began to search the contents of my boot, under my car seats and even under the car. I was almost getting furious but their boss insisted that I must wait till they complete their check. I left them there and walked close to a filling station and that was where God proved himself. I heard one of the officers quarreling with someone on the phone who told him that he was sure that he left the gun in my car and he even mentioned my car plate number to my hearing.

It was now clear to me that God had saved me from the miry clay and placed me on a solid ground. So, after almost four hours of no proof, I was reluctantly asked to go but the programme I was rushing to catch up had gone half way and I decided to return back to Owerri.

Please my friends be careful from picking policemen standing on the highway and waiting for lift. They may not all be real.

May God help us all.

My father has never failed......

Anambra don turn where every rat wan rule

500k cash ready

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Hush Rocks.... move on bro