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Arrewa:
Some senseless bigots above have already start their usual businesses...

The problem of Nigeria is the lazy and senseless youths among us who asslick and defend politicians who are looting their future away in the name of defending their own

One cow above is already tagging omenka... To come and defend corruption

And another cow above was like" and they're pointing finger at Niger Delta.

Corruption is the reason Nigeria is backward and underdeveloped!!

Stop defending and glorifying thieves....unite against politicians.

Let's build a better Nigeria for the coming Generation!

driving:
Can autel maxiscan work on BMWs?

driving:
Is there any cheap personal car scanner I can use on my BMW?

professorPABX:
The illegal immigrants will know themselves when time comes.

Johnsonkeyz2019:
True I've googled the pic and saved and actually asked a Big Honda part seller in Ibadan who said it's around #25k or so will see to it soon tho

professorPABX:
Beach front is there. Lagos has beachfronts up to Badagry and Seme. The beach front continues to Cotonou. You find lots of coconut trees there. Development of waterfronts for recreation needs development. One thing is Islands with Atlantic Ocean and Lagoon.

People are just talking based on envy. The multinationals that developed the resort and those expensive yacht owners are not complaining.

In future when illegal immigrants leave and Lagos population reduces, the Lagos beaches can be developed.

biggiyke:
Avoid the 1st generation BMW x3 especially 2003 to 2006. After more than 15 years of production, a lot of parts are prone to failure.
I have owned a 2012 x3 since 2015. It has been a reliable fun to drive machine. One major reason i love my car is that it's not common.
Aside routine servicing which i do twice a year, the major parts i have changed the past 5 years are ac compressor/condenser. Being a car that is driven on terrible Lagos roads, I have also had to change both front and rear shocks, lower arm bushings, stabilizer linkages and bushings, wheel speed sensors and other leg parts that are prone to wear and tear.
Parts are readily available at Ojekunle street Ladipo. Both new and tokunbo.
I drive from Lagos to the East at least twice every year to visit my parents and i have never had any breakdown.
My advice, if you want to be different, if you want to experience real driving pleasure, pls go for it. You won't have any regrets.

clintonsparkz:
If Nigeria can manage repatriation flight why can't they manage flights coming in? Can't people coming in undergo the 14 day quarantine or covid 19 test?

Countries like Spain, Italy, UK who have been hit hard by this pandemic has opened their international airspace why not Nigeria?

Most embassies are closed due to the "international flight suspension" how will international students travel, this country take decisions without putting her citizens into consideration.

Johnsonkeyz2019:
My mechanic said it's not there

Johnsonkeyz2019:
Please I would like to ask will buying a catalyst converter for my V6 engine improve the fuel economy?

omachuskay:
I always tot its same until i got married this year june 2020 at the local government registry n the man who precided over the wedding sounded it very loudly to us and our witnesses that this is not a court marriage in my head i was like are u serz. so yea both aint d same dont ask me d difference

thebigkendo:


Na question I ask oh

Probably his apprentice

promotervickky:
Ok Mr. Intelligence, please I didn't agree to what you said, read my comment well.

promotervickky:
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[[s]b]I am professional CarExpert when it comes Custom duty & ViN, please listen to me. People do not check custom duty for just tokunbo cars, they check for used cars too. What you are saying makes sense, but I have looked at it, it d.oesn't carry weight[/b][/s]

promotervickky:
I know these things, but most report does not indicate exported to Nigeria, and even if they do, it's not enough to say that the car has custom duty.

Also most cars were brought into Nigeria when the border was open, these cars first went to Benin Republic or other neighboring countries before it was brought to Nigeria. How do you handle such without checking the custom duty?

promotervickky:
Ok, we now agree with your statement, but how does a ViN report which says exported to Nigeria solve if the car is carrying original or fake custom duty?

promotervickky:
Ok, we now agree with your statement, but how does a ViN report which says exported to Nigeria solve if the car is carrying original or fake custom duty?

promotervickky:
False information, ViN report is not enough

NewDelhi:
See to be honest with you, the ikoyi registry is more trusted internationally. It's more trusted by embassies. If you're processing a Visa or any international parole, if your documents reads ikoyi registry, it will give you less problems compared to other registries.

NewDelhi:
I beg to differ. ikoyi is more recognized even in embassies. It's more prestigious too. There's a reason why students prefer unilag to Lagos state University. That's the preference between federal and state. There's also another reason why an employer might prefer a graduate former to the latter.

NewDelhi:
Actually why many people prefer the ikoyi registry is because it's one of the two federal registries in Nigeria. The rest are state owned. Moreover its more prestigious.

Cc erico2k2

Dennis3D:
We are here today - Day 17
See this...

donstan18:
She's not married at 30 because no reasonable man would like to bear or be known as "Wizkid Baby Mama's husband" as a title.

starz100:
Do dealers normally give you their custom papers to verify before you make a purchase? Please I want to know the standard practice so as not to fall into the pitfall of fake C-papers.

Dotherightthing:
21. Please spell words correctly when you post, and try to use perfect grammar and punctuation.

nurey:
if you change your defective alternator to another defective alternator, how do you expect the battery to charge?

IvarTheBoneless:


I was right after all...

IvarTheBoneless:
erico2k2 isn't the sharpest tool in the box.

Look at this thread and see how folks have effortlessly schooled him yet he kept ranting.

You should have just conserved your energies and ignored him. It's obvious he's a red-mudder and a not too bright PDP goon

Obijulius:
The thing above me is pained!

In the light of recent developments I have come to appreciate Mr. Buhari and his efforts to rid this country of frog-eyed greedy and corrupt politicians.

Yes Buhari is not perfect, and it takes a lot to fight ingrained corruption.

The burgling of this office tells you a lot is about to go down.

I fully support all tactics employed by this government to bring bullion looting thieves to book.

Any means, even those outside the limits of the law should be fully and treacherously employed. The aim should be punishment and not correction/adjustment.

I am finally loving this no-nonsense Buhari we are seeing.

If you don’t like it deal with it!

Calling all patriots:
This is a battle to the last. First it was Obinwanne Okeke now it’s Raymond Igbalode (Hushpuppi).

And it we still have to battle with the evil called Boko Haram.

If you are not fed up with the embarrassment these fools bring us then you are part of the problem.

All corrupt politicians deserve the firing squad:

https://www.nairaland.com/5981735/how-petitions-tinubus-bullion-vans