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full option cockpit 2013 accord

3/4 view 2013 honda accord, am drooling

front view 2013 honda accord

rear view 2013 Honda accord.
Honda sabi design cars true true.

Siena: I thought your server was acting up bro?

It just started working

rear view CAMRY SE

xle hybrid camry

2012/13 camry cockpit

toyota camry

Altima 3/4 view

Siena: And where's the picture of the Honda Accord you're comparing the Nissan Altima to?

It's coming my server is acting up

cockpit 2013 Altima

Rear view 2013 Nissan altima

front view 2013 nissan altima

Will upload some reviews soon.

spyder well done so far!
Enugu is really growing steadily.
There is a construction boom going on
I see u as an advocate so i plead with u to implore on ESWAMA to sit up.
They need to taking the sweeping of roads as a daily routine and more seriously!
Esp around gariki, achara layout uwani axis also ESBS Jnx and presidential rd etc.
Sanitation is no easy task and if they cant cope maybe they shld use a reputable firm in some problematic areas.

spyder880: Can I dash into the airport this morning? so loaded with activities, God help me keep this promise o

Pls do.
We are waiting in earnest.

it is very affordable

Petrol heads in the house.
The war of the Japs has never been so tight as it is now.
With the big three Toyota, Honda and Nissan pushing up their game especially in the family sedan category,which is the most keenly contested,getting to decide on a car to buy is now a big headache.
For most people in Nigeria,we have to wait for the toks though, but surely in a few months they will flood the market.
So which of these cars - the 2013 Nissan Altima,Toyota Camry or Honda Accord should one go for.
Based on perfomance, safety, fuel economy and rep(effizzy) which comes top.
For me,the 2013 altima does it for me.

2 million: ok...so which celine do u recommend?

Celine Dion

I love road trips!
I think i'll do this in the future.

manny4life: Unless I'm sadly mistaken, I thought the claims was Onitsha was the largest biggest market in West Africa?

If that's the case, is Onitsha not located in Anambra state? Brother, you argument doesn't hold

I believe u misunderstood me.
What i mean is that it would not be so wise to site such a mall in a saturated state like Anambra.

INNO18: if u ask me i'd opine that the rite person for the job in 2014 would be soludo. Just my opinion ooo.

I agree with u on this.

Ohaneze1: It is not a direct investment of PO..

Next International which is owned by PO is building the Mall. The same Next has invested in Onitsha, Lagos and Abuja. Look up there site:
http://www.nextintl.net/mgt.htm

Thanks a lot.
Besides, would it make economic sense to build such a mall in a state that has the biggest market in West Africa?

afam4eva: Pls list some of those investments.

I dont have to spoon feed u with common info.
U took the pains to look up the supposed 'owner' of a mall in Abuja, it shldnt be hard to dig out the ones in ur backyard.
Obi is definitely not the best gov, but to say he cannot invest in his state is pure fallacy.

blink182: This leaf is better than Nigeria.

Chai!
You harsh oh

afam4eva: It's no news that Peter Obi owns that mall.

If i were a prospective investor in Anambra, upon seeing that mall i will change my mind because i won't invest in a state where the governor himself CANNOT invest in. It's a shame.

Utter rubbish.
Do u know how many investments Peter Obi has in Anambra state?
Pls go and do ur research.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns]Lol... Lagos was not developed by FG. You have no clue what development is if Ibadan, to you, is nothing but a slum.

When you get your compass properly calibrated and oriented to true North, not magnetic North...but true North, then return for dialogue and lessons.[/quote]Then who developed Lagos?
If not the colonialists and FG.
I agree that the whole of Ibadan is not slum but the greater part is.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns]So why arent these places in SE getting developments? Your governors do not face the problem of high population density like Lagos, Kano, Ibadan but yet collect huge chunks of allocation....what do they do with the money if they are not using it for development?

Ibadan was the largest and most populous urban center only behind Cairo in the entire Africa and it stayed in that position uptill shortly after independence. People came to Ibadan from all over West and North Africa.

Kano was a huge city and a center of trade and learning and West Africans and Northern Africans came to Kano to settle and live. Exports, imports....huge market exchange across the Soudan goes through Kano.

No place in SE can boast of any market of comparable standard and scale as these two and I say if it wasnt so in the history, it can happen now.....yourpeople can change history. You can surpass Ibadan, Kano, Lagos. How are you going to do it point B?

You need schemes and projects funded by governors of your states to make the region attractive to trade and business.

Do you know what makes a woman hot and appealing? Its a magic called "come get me". Women that understand how this magic work attract a fitting partner and they keep him locked in. If he tries to leave they bring out "come get me" and he changes his mind and stays.

SE states need a couple of "come get me" projects. Do not wait on FG, your people and your governors must begin the small and medium scale renewal and then invite investments from FG for the high scale build out.[/quote]The last time i checked my geography book the largets market in West Africa was somewhere in the SE.
And i beliieve that same state just flagged off a refinery.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns]......and i forgot to add to the response on "Lagos was developed as a capital" point.

Abuja should be the one labeled as a developed city on capital status. Abuka was a bush, nobody knew the place, no history, no international market, beside Gwari farmers nobody goes there. Look at Abuja now!

So yes we can say Abuja has special status and wholly developed for its status as capital but that will be untrue for Lagos.[/quote]I beieve u are not serious right?
Name any meaningful/major infrastructure in Lagos that came from ur so called petty trade of Oba of Lagos with the portugese?
Next u'll tell me that third mainland bridge was built by Lagos fishermen.
Pls Lagos is what it is today BECAUSE it was made the capital of Nigeria.
Pls do not mention Ibadan(a relic), it is basically an overpopulated slum (which goes to prove that Lagos survived bc it was made capital), and it's population is not growing as fast as Abuja,Enugu,PH, Uyo or Owerri so i dont get ur point.
That the word Lagos came from the portugese does not mean that a multi million cowrie trade was going on btw the two.
They simply got there first and named it.
It's like a wild animal scent marking it's territory with urine.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns]PointB,

Development follows population. When SS and SE attract migrants like Lagos does, Im sure development will come.[/quote]What are u trying to say?
Lagos has been the nation's capital and it's development results from oil wealth derived from the SS and SE not from any stroke of genius of the state govt.
IMO Lagos is largely self sustaining and even though governing it may seem demanding, there's is a lot of resources to do that.

PointB: I trust David Mark to agree. Lol. He is an astute politrickcian.

Is Lagos not already of 'special status'? I mean which other state is controlled by the past governor, to the extent that a huge percentage of Tax revenue finds its way to his pocket?

Which other state has been allowed to corner a huge chunk of Federal road to run private transport company - Babatunde Raji Transport (BRT)?

Which state shoots at Okada riders, hastening their extinction so that they can promote their Private Taxis company?

@Fashoal, over populated Lagos already has special status. What Nigeria need now is to designated investment and resources to other Zones - SE, SS. Those two oil producing Zones should receive massive government investment. They are the ones that deserve any 'new' special status, not Lagos. Lagos is not the only state in Nigeria.

Thanks bro
That's what Fashole does not seem to understand.
If state policing is to be adopted then Lagos shld not be singled out as SPECIAL, rather a wholistic approach shld be taken.