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firstpregnancy:
A small plasma TV
5 energy bulbs
A decoder
2 fans
Charging sockets for phones and tabs

Thanks for your help

DZTech:
A7 still available!
Click the link for full specs and pix-

https://www.nairaland.com/3717687/umidigi-discussion-thread/2105#116576243

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ityP:
Person even price am 35k . Omo. Broken back o. The dude no send anybody papa o . Him must chop well for this Buhari regime

lilachiever:
Lol. I've been selling Umidigi phones for over a year.

I sold this particular model open box with complete accessories for 38 - 40K.

I currently sell A11 3/64GB for 45K.

I sold the one I used personally for about 3 months for 30K with 64GB original SD card.

You're just being cruel.

firstpregnancy:
Thanks . The thing is that I don't know anything about Inverters and that's why I am looking for a reliable company to buy from.

Where can I get those things you listed up there

Meister:
He wants to eat his cake and have it

lilachiever:
..

WaytoGo:
35k? Still available
image, please and do you have it receipt?

GloriousGbola:
I take God beg u, money no dey my hand. Dash me this 20 year old TV so I fit watch TV small



You fit add your vcd player join. Sorry VHS tape player. And double deck cassette player

WaytoGo:
35k? Still available
image, please and do you have it receipt?

firstpregnancy:
Only 1.
I don't know what he meant by 3kw being transformer less

firstpregnancy:
Good evening
Pls advice me on which of the deal to go for.
Thanks

GloriousGbola:
Please feel free to hold onto it for another 20 years. You can claim 200k for it then.

The problem is you think that an interest in buying a crt to mess with it translates into seeing it as an object of value.

GloriousGbola:
30k for a 20 year old crt?

Keep am

WaytoGo:
35k? Still available
image, please and do you have it receipt?

GloriousGbola:
hmm. how many inches is the crt and how much is it?

DZTech:
Gbanjo! Gbanjo!
Evritin Musto Go!!
https://www.nairaland.com/3589456/house-clearance-sales-come-here/4142#115798261

moscyt:
Excersise bike 15k and drop your contact please.

SirbobbyDgreat:
Interested in the gas 15k your number

Obagreatdatoye:
That is a bad one for the company....A New car that can't use up to 3yrs before breaking down...it's horrible!

Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company has insisted that the Imo State Government is yet to pay N2.5 billion debt for the purchase of its vehicles and their parts.
The company, last week, said it had sued the state government at a State High Court in Anambra State over its inability to pay the debt.
It said the worth of the debt, with a dollar value of $3.8 million, has now risen to about $6.3 million, pointing out that the value of the money depreciated by over 40 per cent.
But the Commissioner for Information in Imo State, Declan Emelumba, would later fault the claim, saying the company was covering up some facts and attempting to blackmail the state government.
He accused the company of intentionally refusing to admit that the government had made some payments and that the amount being claimed by the company was just a balance of the total cost of the vehicles purchased by the government.
“The truth is that the total value of the contract we had with them came to over N5 billion out of which we have paid N3.5 billion. So, they are talking about the balance,” Mr Emelumba had said.
Mr Emelumba, in a statement on Sunday, said about 70 per cent of the vehicles had broken down, alleging that the company breached an agreement to set up a maintenance shop for the vehicles.
But in their reaction, the spokesperson of Innoson Motors, Cornel Osigwe, in a statement on Monday, accused the state government of attempting to “water down the facts and substance” of the allegation.
Mr Osigwe denied the state government’s claim that the contract was worth over N5 billion.
He said the current debt is being owed after the company supplied another set of vehicles in 2021, one year after the first transaction.
He said the latest supply was made with “an understanding that the state government will pay for the vehicles after deliveries to them”.
He said the government failed to pay the debt despite repeated appeals through some clerics and officials of the government.
“Approaching the courts to recover the debt was the last option for us since the governor has rebuffed all entreaties made to him to pay us,” he said.
The spokesperson said there was no agreement with the state government that they would set up a service centre in the state.
He said the company has various vehicle servicing partners in the state where its vehicles are maintained and serviced.

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He also said the company also has a unique mobile workshop which provides maintenance and vehicle servicing to its clients.
“To the best of our knowledge, Innoson Vehicles has always maintained and serviced the vehicles supplied to the Imo State Government up to the stage the company decided to disengage its maintenance and servicing as a result of non-payment of servicing parts used which have risen to above N7 million,” he said.
“This particular debt among others is what Innoson Vehicles has detailed to recover from the law court.”
He also denied the state government’s claims that it had been servicing the debt, saying the government has not paid any money since the vehicles were delivered to them in April 2021.
“There are several receipts of letters and messages sent to the state government and the governor appealing to his conscience that the nonpayment of this debt or its servicing will lead to the shutdown of operations of Innoson Vehicles, not for once did we get any response of hope from the governor,” he said.

The Imo state government has described as distasteful and cheap blackmail the claim by Innoson Motors that it is owing the company N2.5b being cost of the vehicles it supplied to it some months ago.
The state government insisted that the company’s claim are half truths,intended to impugn on the integrity of the state government for ulterior motives.
Reacting to a threat by the company that it is filling a lawsuit to recover” over N2.5B debt owed’ it by the state government, the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Hon Declan Emelumba deplored the manner the company is going about the recovery of the so called debt.
The Commissioner said the truth is that the government bought vehicles worth over N5b from Innoson motors and has so far paid them N3.5b.
According to him, contrary to the claim of Innoson Motors, the said N2.5b is actually the balance due from the original value of the purchase. He regretted that Innoson motors, for reasons best known to them, decided to hide this fact from the public.
Emelumba insisted that the total value of the vehicles supplied was in excess of N5b and that the government has been servicing the debt since then.
He said the management of Innoson Motors was actually the one that breached the contractual agreement with the state government regarding the sale and maintenance of the vehicles.
According to him, there is a clause in the purchase agreement stipulating the siting of a maintenance workshop in owerri and a mobile workshop as well , by Innoson Motors, for the maintenance of the vehicles.
He noted that in spite of the fact that the company breached this agreement, the state government has been servicing the debt and still maintaining the vehicles, disclosing that more than 70% of the vehicles have already broken down.
He said both the threat by the company and resort to media trial of the government were in bad faith.
“It appears the company is out to rubbish the integrity of the government, otherwise it would not have twisted the facts of the case and published same concerning this honest business transaction , even when it failed to show the public the terms of the contract and the clauses the government breached therein. The whole thing smacks of mischief and bad faith” Emelumba added.
He also regretted that Innoson Motors had not actually exhausted all means of negotiation before threatening the government with a law suit.
He said: “the mischievous resort to media trial has confirmed that the company is more interested in compromising the integrity of the government rather than being paid its outstanding balance from the contract sum”
The commissioner disclosed that although no court process has been served it, the government will meet the company in court as soon as a process is served.

fineboynl:
that means it's not working.

fineboynl:
is the thing not working again? Do the gear still select and work?

fineboynl:
15k waybill

fineboynl:
how much is the exercise bike.