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what are your rates

do you have online facilities?

how long have you been in this business?


how does it work?

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/board-26.0.html


try the auto section of this site, plus post recent pics and mileage of the car
goodluck

anyone with the daily bids?

thanx

If Jessie Jackson was running for President I'll be 100% for him

really? he has nothing to offer apart from being black o!

When he was first elected to parliament he was making noises about "Today Westminster, Tomorrow Soweto" but then he started getting ambitious in government and as a minister I heard him say on television "I am a politician who happens to be Black and not a Black politician" unlike the late great Bernie Grant.
Bernie Grant would stand up for any Black man whether or not you were his constituent, not so for this minister.

they have to, in fact if you get there you'll have to make your position very clear when you get there or else people will be looking for favours just because you are the same colour as they are, this is a bit like our tribal system too- we are always expecting our village guy to bring some dev. to village. see the tribune about reversing bank consolidation for northern interest- yea rite

no mind me i be small boy for here!

I think you will need to have some sort of minimum amount to keep the account alive

what bank is it?

bjluv:
Is Oceanic any good for you please Manjiro as in, their online banking and all. Is it in full function? My old man keep telling me that I should use Oceanic and not DiamondBank but I have already opened DiamondReach today and it is now waiting time to know when I will even get the account number and the starter's package!

Did you (DiamondReach account owners) get any email immediately you registered and uploaded the scanned documents?

i had to email them, you are meant to receive some sort of confirmation automatically so you can proceed, but mine didnt come so i called then emailed it to diamondreach@diamondbank, diamondcare@diamondbank and three other emails so they can forward it to the office in charge and voilà I got a reply-yesterday

jayon:
Whats there to preach in the Bus, all you sinful minded people , God forgive u all your sins(except christians)MUSLIMS,CATHOLICS,CELE

are Catholics/celes not Christians?? Nigerians

good thing they don't use those noisy bells in molues

timbahama:
I am all for religious tolerance, but I am now convinced it will never happen on this earth becaause of the some myopic people.
@poster
during the cartoon riots why were people being killed in Nothern Nigeria mainly igbo traders, were they the ones that drew the cartoons.
you made a statement about the holy spirit, and nobody is killing you but if it was a christian that did that you people would start shouting.
u are still talking, IBB went to enrol Nigeria @ OIC as if all nigerians are muslims
I beleive we are all educated and mature poeople, I jus want answers to the points I have jus raised.
Did mohamed (pbuh) instruct you to kill innocent people.

I beleive we are all educated and mature poeople, I jus want answers to the points I have jus raised.
this is about preaching/making noise/selling on commercial buses!
there are threads about the cartoon

you can start a new thread on the
IBB enrolling nigeria in the OIC
you'll get the answers you want

when educated people don't see anything wrong with shouting on the bus then there's a problem
Lagosians are very tolerant sha! wonder what will happen if people start preaching in Kano

DTP

yup very!! shameful country where shameful acts go unpunished

calling Houston no be beans o!! you have to increase the amount small

presido1:
Call me i will tell you how you will retrive the credit from her phone. Just let me know the amt you have spent already and her phone number.

goodguy100:
Thanks all for your replies, going back to Nigeria? is not the best for me cus i have nothing to show for it [staying in SOUTTH AFRICA for two years, is bleeped up ] hope you guys understand me better now.

who do you want to show to?
in fact I think by going home you'll make up for the lost years by working harder!
or you might even start exporting foodstuff/goods to Nigerians living in in south Africa

e go better e go better na so another two years go take go

[quote author=+osisi link=topic=106202.msg1896587#msg1896587 date=1201545525]Neither does the endless Muslim call for prayers.
can't they just get wristwatches and find their way to prayer when it's time?
Why must we also endure someone screaming at the top of his lungs on a peaceful armed-robber-free morning?

it's called tolerance,if you don't like the preaching step down,you are not held at gun point[/quote]are you basically saying it's okay because the other religion does the same thing?
I thought tit for tat is not part of the Christian way!
one is clearly cultural/religious whilst the other is deliberate nuisance!!


whatever the case, loudspeakers should be banned outside churches and mosques
people should keep their religion inside their pockets/house!!!

2dye4:
faith cometh by hearing, so yes people should talk about God's love and salvation (even in buses), sadly we christains usually talk but do not act out what we say (even as clearly displayed on this forum).

the good thing is that we all stand alone @ the end, every man 4 himself.

see how logical that sounds to you? even in buses? you dont care if the people want to listen or not
you don't care if they are Christians or not
think about it this doesn't happen in other Christian countries
why do you force it on people?

[quote author=D-reloaded link=topic=108501.msg1895847#msg1895847 date=1201532226]What is with you blind people?

I just re-read the original post THREE times and I don't see where the poster even mentioned anything about sex. Yet the second person immediately assumed it had something to do with having sex with her. Delusional people

That simple.[/quote]he had a previous thread about this girl i think

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=104841.msg1857126#msg1857126

you have no shame! i bet you go to church every Sunday as well

[size=20pt]Ban Molue!!!![/size]

I heard the cost of building a church is spiralling out of control in Lagos especially!

[quote author=ast_inno link=topic=106202.msg1895697#msg1895697 date=1201529994]smallworld, your remember the story of a man that probably didnt fit the picture of a xtian, but check a story I have been told as well.


A man was preaching in a bus. Amongst the passengers was a nursing mother and a mallam. when he was preaching the mallam xpressed his displeasure and he was shouted and hushed down by other passengers so he kept quiet. After a while he said he was coming down from the vehicle. As he did he brushed on the baby who was being breast fed. " Note the mother was one of those that shouted on him the most". After the bus had continued moving for a few minutes, the mother noticed her baby wasnt sucking any more. initially she was thought the baby was sleeping then she noticed the baby wasnt breathing either, that was when she screamed. In the midst of the hola baloo that ensued, the preacher took the baby from the wailing mother and started praying in a loud voice. naturally everyone joined in the prayer with choruses of amen here and there. after about 1hr of praying people started giving up and the mother's wailing was even louder.

after a while the pastor stopped praying but he still held on to the baby, then he started cryin softly, as the first set of tears dropped from his face, another passenger noticed tears coming out from the baby's eyes as well, then suddenly the baby gave a beautiful wail, i guess u know the rest of the story,[/quote]only in nigeria

with the UK version majority of them have products to manufacture, they usually come up with working prototypes
I wonder how this will be pulled off in nigeria, where manufacturing is a bit

I'm looking forward to it sha! hope they're innovative with the show and stream it online weekly!

inec?

considering people don't see them on a daily basis they shouldn't really be among the list

1.Lagos Agberos
2.police
3.Nepa

I think there should be a standard for selling cars on nairaland
pictures should be mandatory!!!
car information
price
current location

http://giamarrospeaks..com/2007/11/memoirs-of-v-spot-iii.html

like this issue well well o!

why don't you just go home first at least if things fail you are still with your family and loved ones.
Go back to Nigerian then arrange your next trip to Japan/Europe or anywhere
you might even start a business back home

I feel for you man

Nigerian Tribune no be real newspaper jo! na so so anonymous people they yarn for their reports!

yea something like that, they are very corrupt! going by what i read here last year
imagine people with good grades in the gcse getting 1 or 0 in the uni tests

you can still try but if you have better options please ignore that school!

sanrima:
no matter what aspect of life u look at it polygamy has got no really good advantage that makes it worth practicing!
i come from one loving big polygamous home and i know what i,m talking about,
all might look well and okay to an outsider but inside all is not well because no mortal
man can love two women equally no matter how much u try to cover it.

why do women go into this sort of relationship then? knowing full well 'no mortal man can love two women . .'?

bump!

@tope. read English please!! that was MY cryptic interpretation of the picture by oIo-so F*ck off if you don't understand it!!

Oyb, I think you need a proper chair for your office- Ergonomics

S ome customers and staff of the Aromire, Ikeja branch of Sterling Bank Plc, were last Thursday, treated to an unsual spectacle in the banking hall of the bank, when a member of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon.

Korede Osunsanya, (Eti Osa) descended on a pregnant female employee of the bank and beat her to coma.

The female banker, Aishat Esan, who was five months pregnant at the time of the incident, had to be rushed to nearby Life Centre Hospital, off Toyin Street, Ikeja, where she was hospitalised for two days.

According to eyewitness accounts Osunsanya, had stormed the branch of the bank on that fateful day, with a dual mission – to clarify some issues concerning a facility he took from the bank shortly after his inauguration as a member of the House in June last year and give Aishat a “serious warning” over her alleged rudeness to his personal assistant.

On sighting Aishat, who had been his account officer since the facility was taken last June, the lawmaker approached her desk and started raining abuses on her, accusing her of being rude to his PA and threatening to deal with her. An eye witness said that efforts to placate Osinsanya, who is the chairman of the House committee on budget only infuriated him the more. He consequently rained more abuses on Aishat tried to explain that he was not rude to the said PA.

Osunsanya was said to have been angered by Aishat’s attempt to rationalise the reason for her repeated calls on him and told her to keep quiet or get a slap. Before the banker could decide on a choice, the lawmaker gave her gave her some dirty slaps before hitting her head against the wall. In a matter of minutes, the drama had played itself out.

While Aishat’s colleagues rushed to get her on her feet, the lawmaker stormed out of the banking premises, while other customers watched in amazement.

Piqued by perceived ungentlemanly act of the lawmaker, the bank’s corporate head office has forwarded a petition to the Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon Ikuforiji Adeyemi for necessary action.

The petition which was was jointly signed by the Bank’s Head of Human Resources, Chinedum Orisakwe, and an executive director, Garba Imam, was dated January 18, 2008 and addressed to the speaker. A copy of the letter obtained by our correspondent on Friday showed that it was received at the Speaker’s office on January 18.

In the said letter, the Bank had detailed the incident that occurred in the banking hall on January 17, adding that Aishat had the mandate of her employer to seek an appointment with Osunsanya, a situation they described as “a normal cause of business.” The letter also added that Osunsanya ignored explanations made by Aishat’s superiors that she had not done anything unprofessional.

“But Honourable Osunsanya ignored all these and resorted to causing chaos in the branch and eventually heavily slapped the staff twice accross the face and hit her head on the door post.” The bank sought the intervention of the Speaker to call the erring member to order and also sought “an assurance that such violence will not reoccour”.

Aishat, who was very reluctant about discussing the matter, later spoke with our correspondent shortly after she was discharged from the hospital. She said that the January 17 incident was the climax of the harassment she had suffered from the lawmaker since she started drawing his attention to his failure to meet his obligations to the facility he took from the bank.

Narrating her ordeal to Saturday Punch, Aishat said Osunsanya had earlier on January 11 ordered her out of his office at the Assembly complex when she went there to discuss the facility.

Aishat said, “On January 11, I called his phone but was told by his PA that he was not around. But since I heard his voice at the background, I decided to go there with a colleague. Immediately he saw us, he started shouting at me and eventually ordered me out of his office.

“When he came to our office on Thursday (January 17), he accused me of being rude and started shouting and raining abuses on me. Even when my boss intervened and pleaded with him, he was still shouting. At a point, he said ‘How dare you look at my face when I am talking to you?’ He then slapped me and hit my head against the wall. I later found myself in the hospital”.

When Saturday Punch visited the Aromire branch of Sterling Bank on Thursday, the Acting Manager, Mr Rasheed Sanusi, who was also said to have witnessed the scene was not available. Another top official of the branch, who would not want his name in print, however, confirmed the development.

Asked why it was that easy for an outsider to assault the bank’s employee and get away with it, the official said, while bank officials were not permitted to exchange abusive words or raise their hands against a customer, adequate provision was always made to avert a situation in which they would be molested. “Unfortunately, the whole thing happened so fast and the man had gone before people around the hall could come to terms with what had actually happened.

The official also confirmed that the case was reported at the MAN Centre police station on Wema Board Estate, and that the head office of the bank had forwarded a petition to the Speaker of the Lagos House. The official also confirmed that Aishat resumed skeletal work on Thursday.

Osunsanya, however, denied slapping Aishat or any bank official. He told our correspondent at his office in the Assembly Complex on Thursday evening that he neither knew anybody called Aishat nor have any transaction with Sterling Bank. He described himself as an urbane person representing very enlightened people of Ikoyi and Victorial Island, who should know better than beating up a lady.

Osunsanya said, “My brother, I swear, I don’t know this lady and I don’t have any account or dealing whatsoever with Sterling Bank. I represent Eti Osa 2 constituency and that means I am the representative of the enlightened people of Ikoyi and V.I. So why should I beat a lady? I beleieve the whole thing could be a make-up by political opponents”.

When reminded that the case was reported to the Police who had in turn invited him for questioning, he retorted: “Which police station? Ask the police to give you the document I signed when I went to their office. I said I know nothing about the whole thing. You can ask anybody here, I am the most gentle lawmaker here.” The Divisional Crime Officer (DCO) at the MAN Centre Police station, declined comment on the matter when our correspondent met him. But he confirmed that the case was reported at the station.

When prodded further, he said that the accused (the lawmaker) was yet to honour the invitation the police extended to him since last week. He also said he was yet to see the complainant after the report was lodged. He directed our reporter to the Police Public Relations Officer in the state for further details.

Confirming the case, the Public Relations Officer of the state command, Mr Frank Mba told our correspondent on Friday that the case was receiving the attention of the police. He stated that Osunsanya ignored the invitation sent to him by the police, adding that the police’s next line of action would be determined by the complainant.

He said, “The lawmaker ignored our invitation. As I am talking to you now (Friday), he is yet to report as demanded. So, everything depends on her (Aishat). If she wants to press the case further, we know how to get him to court.”


and if they employ you they wont protect you ^^

lawmaker beats pregnant banker to coma!!

hope you are not thinking of importing salvaged cars for bumper profits

congrats!!!!!