₦airaland Forum

Crap

Ok.
The president wants to deflec our true judgement of his failed 1 year in office with irrelevanth names of looters and bogus figures.
Failure.

At home and at the office.
I don't really bother.

That's OPs dad

Ok

I don't subscribe to making transfers using the ATMs. Recent reports show that they have the highest number of fraudulent activities as Nigerians find it very easy to give out their PINs and the information needed are always easy to get.
My Diamond mobile app gives me the convenience of making so much transactions and the highest assurance of safety.
Their Magic Cash service is also very cool and life saving. I remember the day I confidently went to their Atm to withdraw not knowing that my card had been stolen. Thank God I had activated Magic Cash.. all I did was just to enter some series of numbers...and the ATM paid.
MyBank.

I lift up my eyes to the mountains-- where does my help come from?
My help comes from the LORD, the Maker of heaven and earth.

Psalm 121:1,2

Inspiring.

Ok.

I wish I have something praise worthy to say of the Buhari administration, but I'm sorry, the PDP guy is just about right. One wasted year.

SUPOL:
Lolz I will like to meet u. My house is 36a pope John Paul

Sorry, I didn't see this on time and I even went there today (Saturday). Could have said hi.
They said the promo is over, so prices have increased to 3.5M. Ridiculous!

Because most of them are teachers in military and command schools or admin staff.
This is a deliberate decision in the military. Women are not sent to the field unless they wish.

There are some female Generals anyway.

SUPOL:
Oga who are you?
This just opp my house in pope John Paul street off gana str. Maitama.
Wen did u snap dis?

Lol..snapped on Wednesday. I worked at a relatively popular government hospital at Usuma Street but I'm with a private firm at Central Area now... So much for introduction.

missprudence:
Mr... you went after office hours... won't they close too? or u want them to sleep there

Was I not fair in my analysis? This is my experience, to me it was negative because I wanted to meet a sales rep or something but I didn't. But I equally recognised that I was there after office hours (judging by where I work). I wold have just said I didn't meet anybody and that the gate was left open.. My opinion is fair. I was impressed by what I saw in terms of the vehicles but I was not impressed that they had a dirty compound.

Simplesoul05:

OP how much is this car? Did you ask for the price?

2.5m you can check the website www.innosonmotors.com

tellwisdom:
Op, are you the one wearing over sized trouser at the first picture??...Are you local?.. Do you want to wear it till 2020??

I admire your horrible sense of reasoning.
I was in front of a vehicle taking a picture, my leg and the big trousers found its way to side of the vehicle ... wow. Your thinking is 5.0 GPA

Generals03:
Just a little observation on grammatical significance.

" You didn't meet any staff" yet "You met a security staff"

lol. This is a contradictory statement that nullifies itself and is void. i.e It has no meaning.

Proper phrase should be " I didn't meet any attendant personel (or sales staff, or Admin staff etc), I only met the courteous security staff "

Thanks for reading.

This post was hurriedly put up as a distraction from my reading in the dead of the night when you probably were still asleep. I saw the error and I do not care. This is not a grammar class.
Thank you for the observation anyway.

LesbianBoy:
Nothing shows that where the 0P snapped really belongs to innoson

Like seriously?

You don't deserve more comment than this from me.

Lionsclaw:
Nigerians you guys are terrible. You are the most complex beings on the planet, so hard to satisfy.

Do you think an organization who thought of the idea of producing these fabulous vehicles here dont know about marketing?

My point is your bringing the ostentatious value/ packaging of Innoson down before public glare. If you are smart op u will write to them in private(that is on the assumption that they dont know about showroom display as u think). Why bring it here for us to see? Is it so that some people who like ostentatious goods and effizy will say "ahh IMV is crap they dont have showroom. I am going to Toyota to buy"...?

Who knows whether they are working on their showrooms and before A,B and C who havent visited them yet get to find out they would have finished. But here is an over sabi op who thinks he is more exposed opening their 'yansh' unneccesarily.

I am sure thats the impression you want to create otherwise this is suppose to be u and innosons discuss and not our business

Funny...

I work in an organisation that appreciates complaints, customer feedback, and we even engage full staff to be online fishing for customers' complaints and feedback so we can IMPROVE.
I'd have looked the other way and gone back to Coscharis but because I cared, I decided to put up this mild post.

If you actually read through the write up, you'll see that my experience is balanced, not trying to blemish fact and not trying to overlook the deficiencies.

Innoson can easily ignore this to their detriment. They can also make effort to improve on their services. I have made up my mind to visit them again to see I can buy the UMU.

A lot of businesses gradually go down because they believe that people love them perfectly. I love that customer that that comes back and complain than the one that will quietly leave, unhappy.

Open your mind.

baski92:
Hmmm is good to patronize your own but those it worst spending your money on. No hard feelings

I believe it will be worth every kobo spent on it. This should be my first in many brand new car and buying local it is.
Lalasticlala has even bought one for his babe.

Modified*

The last time I checked, the car was 2.5M. Google innosonmotors, I'm not here to market for them.
I have PFIs for Ford focus 4.9M and Honda Civic 4.3M so I think IVM is a good deal.

For those saying that this post if an attempt at rubishing Innoson's effort, well, we all see things differently.

I believe my opinion is balanced and fair. I went there to see the vehicles and possibly get their PFI and process payment but I didn't see the UMU. I didn't blemish any fact just make Innoson look too good, neither did I shy away from pointing out what they should do to be better (in my humble opinion).
I work with an organisation that appreciates customer feedback and complaints, so we can learn from them, work on them and IMPROVE.
I prefer the customer that gives me feedback that will affect the way I serve him to the one that walks away quietly, yet sad.

I will definitely go back to Innoson to get my PFI.

I wanted to buy a compact car of recent and I set my mind on Ford Focus or Honda Civic till of recent when I saw advert and promo for Innoson IVM FOX and IVM UMU so I decided to send a mail to @innoson for prospectus and their showroom in Abuja.
I received a mail from them three days later with the Abuja showroom No 10/11 Pope John Paul street off Gana street Maitama so I decided to visit yesterday. Here are my observations.

Positive
* I only saw IVM Fox (Pics below), Buses and pick-up trucks.

Negatives.

* I didn't get to see the IVM UMU
* It's not really a showroom, more like a car park - an unkept one at that.
* I didn't get to meet any staff (met the kind and courteous security staff). I came after office hours (few minutes past 6pm) anyway.

I suggest that Innoson Motors should extend their franchise for auto sales to private investors that can manage the marketing of the vehicles more efficiently so they can channel their energy on production to meet demands. There will definitely be high demand soon.

The IVM Fox is more of ladies vehicle, the size of Peugeot 307 but it is really a beautiful car, but i want something a bit bigger so I'm still gonna request to see the IVM UMU.

They should please erect a showroom, no matter how small, with all their vehicle models available at all times, and they should sweep that compound. Coscharis showroom and Honda place are far better managed, but YES Innoson can do better.

True .

May he Rest In Peace

Yea. Depends on your definition of little

Wey the hot photo na. Abi e don burn?

Modified*

Lovely.

Ponponkon:
The battle is still on.
My dear brothers and sisters from Abia State and UkwaNgwa.
I am propelled and compelled to inform you this moment that the battle is still on. Our struggle for justice, equity and fairness in our state has not ended. We are not yet in paradise. Our enemies are not sleeping. They're still plotting. Their ill-gotten wealth is still pushing them. Their desperation has gone beyond point of no return. We must be aware of their this. But we MUST not lose sight. We must not relent. We must also not forget that this battle is not really ours, it's of the God, and God has been faithful from the beginning and He will continue to win for us.
As the day break opens another chapter in our book and life of struggle for justice, equity and fairness in our state- Abia and beyond, I am provoked to call your attentions to the words of Great Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, who in his famous "I Have A Dream" speech, reminded us who we are, and why we must remain same.
Permit me to inform you that the combined conspiratorial forces of enemy neighbours and their interloper allies have continued in their desperation to force their way in, to loot our commonwealth, this we must resist. It should be obvious to all and sundry by now that theirs is no longer a quest to serve.
I leave you with the words of Dr Luther of blessed memories;
'But we refuse to believe that the bank of justice is bankrupt...We refuse to believe that there are insufficient funds in the great vaults of opportunity of this nation. And so, we've come to cash this check, a check that will give us upon demand the riches of freedom and the security of justice...This is no time to engage in the luxury of cooling off or to take the tranquilizing drug of gradualism. Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy. Now is the time to rise from the dark and desolate valley of segregation to the sunlite path of racial justice. Now is the time to lift our nation from the quicksands of racial injustice to the solid rock of brotherhood. Now is the time to make justice a reality for all of God's children...It would be fatal for the nation to overlook the urgency of the moment...In the process of gaining our rightful place, we must not be guilty of wrongful deeds. Let us not seek to satisfy our thirst for freedom by drinking from the cup of bitterness and hatred. We must forever conduct our struggle on the high plane of dignity and discipline. We must not allow our creative protest to degenerate into physical violence. Again and again, we must rise to the majestic heights of meeting physical force with soul force...We cannot walk alone...And as we walk, we must make the pledge that we shall always march ahead...We cannot turn back...And so even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream...I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal."..I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, and every hill and mountain shall be made low, the rough places will be made plain, and the crooked places will be made straight; "and the glory of the Lord shall be revealed and all flesh shall see it together."...This is our hope, and this is the faith...With this faith, we will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope. With this faith, we will be able to transform the jangling discords of our nation into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood. With this faith, we will be able to work together, to pray together, to struggle together, to go to jail together, to stand up for freedom together, knowing that we will be free one day."
Yours truly, Dr Ponponkon

It's obvious that you're either paid to post these crap on Nairaland or you're looking forward to gaining something from Ikpeazu's illegitimate government.

Leave the legal battle to the lawyers. The height Alex has attained in his career, you'll only dream it for yourself.

Goodluck with your delusion.

It will Nigeria ages to get things right.
See young people asking dangerous question of how to commit a crime. Age falsification is a crime and should not be encouraged.
If you are above the aga an institution is looking for, move on.
A lot of people suffered because of different Dates of birth on their accounts and on BVN in many banks.

I just hate corruption in all its ramifications.

bookface:
Emefiele policies will simply end up harming the Nigerian economy, more than it will help it. He should have listened to the advise of his two predecessors - Sanusi and Soludo - and allowed a moderate devaluation of the Nigerian Naira in other to absorb the shocks of the the low oil prices.

His approach of burning through the foreign reserves, and banning imports will simply harm economic growth in the medium and the longer term. Medium scale businesses that rely a lot on import will now have no choice but to simply go out of business.

It's better for some ppl to go out of business because they don't have valid documentation to enable them source forex directly from banks at interbank rates than a whole lot of Nigerians (including you) to lose the value of the hard earned money that we suffer to get in this country.
What is the minimum wage in Nigeria? 18k. Money that cannot even buy anything meaningful these days and that is what a lot of Nigerians manage to survive on. Now you want it devalued further? So that the 18k (and indeed all our salaries and incomes) to become mere tissue papers?
I'm sorry but I don't think you understand the impact of devaluation in an import based economy. The IMF, World Bank and some very powerful foreign and Nigerian investors are the one pushing for this devaluation because of the huge margins they'll make if the Naira is devalued now.
It's unfortunate that ordinary Nigerians who do not have anything to gain from devaluation (and in fact have all to lose) are the once buying this crap devaluation push.

Make money, chop chin chin

The only one with a microphone, speaking peace to Nigeria.

Ok.
Influencial in terms of what?
Nigeria should be tops in terms of political media e-fight.

Mum is everything

Problems everywhere.
May his soul RIP.