lovelygurl: You do this to me and I leave you. There are many menew out there who actually know the real meaning of marriage. They don't even have to be African. Times are changing. #Peace out
Lordkylie: good,nw she can have a better lyf without the excess baggage called her husband. way to go hun and if both of u built the house make sure u tk ur share b4 leaving
U dey support the woman abi? U forgot the meaning of Domestic violence abi? In the west U can ha e a criminal record for that.
JustHere2Observ: Oloshi, if wife has nudes of other men or sends to another, she gets sent out. She finds nudes of other women on Hubby's phone, she gets sent out still. Either way she looses.
It wasn't the nude pic that sent her packing it was the SLAP Leas on learnt violence never win wars.dialogue does. The two great wars came to an end on a round table
royallord1: bullets shown in the pic are for ak47 variant model 7.62mm*51 produced years after the civil war ... plus nigeria produces that variant of ak47 ... and as such can be nigerian made.. hence police know dis and want to do an investigation
carlzy: Did they make use of AK-47 during the civil war? Was such a weapon out then? These bullets are just filled with mud thats all. I dont think they were buried more than 5 years years. Whosoever buried those bullets had heavy plans, probably to carryout a bank robbery, political war or intend to use it if a civil war should break out again.
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Teewhy2: This is so true and I just experienced it of recent as well, my car is having an increase in temperature on the temperature gauge than usual, it goes above average and stop unlike before where it stops at the middle on temperature gauge . The mechanic convinced me that it is the radiator that is the problem that I should change it from a single cell radiator to a double cell radiator and he was so confident that I bought it and after changing it The problem persist, he said the thermostat is not good that we should run it without it first and see if it is the problem which we have done and still the problem continue, I had to shout on him yesterday when he said the problem should be temperature switch, I told him I don't have money to waste on things he is not sure about, it is better I take the car for scanning not all this trial and error thing he is doing and he was even trying to defend what he is doing that its the right thing to do. Can you imagine after spending about 25k on the problem in this economic recession period I am yet to solve the problem. I know that is what many other customers suffer in the hands of our Nigeria mechanic
Good and scan your car and most importantly re install your thermostat ASAP as a matter of urgency .
TheFreeOne: A startling cache of bullets have been evacuated from the earth in Agulu, Anaocha Local Government Area of Anambra State in Nigeria’s south-east region.
The bullets were discovered while the foundation of a building project for a community member was being dug.
The Anambra State Commissioner of Police, Mr Sam Okaula, said several buckets were unearthed and that there were still some left which were yet to be brought to the surface.
The bullets appear to have been underground for years
Mr Okaula told reporters that investigation had commenced to determine who buried the arms and the reason behind it.
After the discovery, disquiet crept into Agulu, with villages worried about their safety.
At the scene of the discovery, while a worker evacuates the bullets, the State Commissioner of Police said investigation would also focus on when the bullets were acquired and who bought and buried the arms.
Mr Okaula urged residents to provide relevant information that would aid investigation, while also assuring them of the commitment of the police to battling criminality.
He said that the a high powered surveillance would be put in the area to ensure the police got to the root of the matter.
Meanwhile members of the community have said they were in the dark as to who purchased and buried them.
DisGuy: Too massive? The private sector/World bank will definitely take it on as long as it's feasible
The state government will reap the rewards forever with tolls and taxes -that's the oil city!! cant believe anyone will wait for an irresponsible FG - that in itself is irresponsible!
Not with the current state of affairs in NIgeria, we had same issue in |Delta state, it was the so called thieving governor who took it upon himself to build the bridge ,during his tenure IBORI.H ignored all and finished the bridge 9 months.The govt of today are too greedy,if it favors the common man then Nahhhh
iwadobo: I also have a car with 3.0 capacity engine and I don't love Buhari. Spending almost 50 k to fuel a car per month ain't beans at all . Just can't be trekking about town ,so we get to pay through our nose . And that is change! #proudwailer.
well jap cars in Europe are more fuel friendly,even VW of 1,2 ltr Engine for daily knock about.IM planning of getting the smart car for my wife for running around. its a 0.6 ltr
DIVINE78: Have you conducted underwater test on your so called line of best fit? What is the depth of the water in such areas? What about the bearing capacity of the soil underwater? What makes you think youre suddenly more intelligent than Ambode?
cos he is a civil Engineer,Ambode is Not, and it will take Ambode 6 intelligent years of his life to be one, answered?
iwadobo: No sir. Just trying to say I know that it is not all cars manufactured in the States are American cars. Hope this satisfys your curiosity ?
ok I get you now.just that some people term every car from teh us to be american cars. I have an American car in Nigeria the Jeep liberty, its a 3.7 ltr engine, now thats big.
iwadobo: How many of those gullible buyers know what is called Carfax let alone knowing how to do VIN check? Any car seen in Cotonou is tokunbo and in their shallow mind, it is OK. That is my point, Mr. If the cars are really still OK, why the marked difference in their prices compared to the road worthy one in the states? Can you dig that ?
The cotos are fraud,they might be salvage as you earlier suggested and at same time they might be dismantled and re assembled, I bet you never saw that,yes cars get Dismantled and re assembled,brought in via containers and re welded to save shipping and clearing rates.
iwadobo: It could be made in America. Any car whose VIN starts with 1 is America made, but not necessarily American car. A Toyota Camry whose VIN starts with 1 was made in the US, but they both are japmobile
If you check the post we where talking about, it was about Big American cars guzzling fuel, and large Engines, ie the chevvy, the Ford and Jeeps toyota ,Honda are all Japanese cars irrespective where they are made.The technology is not American but Japanese, same way the Merc and BMW plus Audi are Germans,irrespective of where they are assembled.
iwadobo: Read my post very well. The cost of road worthy America cars are way higher than what you pay for your so called tokunbo here. Should I send you price list of road worthy America cars for sale? The so called tokunbo we buy here are dead cars, period. Mind you, Carfax dont even record everything .
What is the cost of changing suspension? Only I -want-to-like-my-neighbour car owners will hear hear strange sound below the hood and still keep driving. A worthy car owner visits the mechanic to repair his car immediately any strange sound is heard .
I read it, Im responding as an informed person, I have bought and sold cars from the USA and Europe, so I know what I was talking about, if you buy a salvage car CARFAX must have its record cos for your car to be salvage it must have gone fru an Insurance company .which would list it in Cat C,D etc,and that record is available for all to see. If your car have minor damage say bump in its body then yeh carfax might not have the info cos most people will settle it there and then and fix teh body, but if it has structural damage it would be a write off, and who does write offs?Insurance.
iwadobo: Don't mind the op. He knows nothing about cars. Some good naira used cars are better than some toks . As for me, I use the required lubricant both for the engine and gear, I don't patronise a Kazen, and whenever there is any issue, I fix immediately. If I want to sell such car , would you say because it is a naija used I should give you the car for peanuts? People mostly sell cars to upgrade not for inability to fix faults. I have seen guys spend as much as 800k for car repair, some as much as 300k; depends on the type of car . I believe anyone who was able to buy a car should be able to fix it.
Meanwhile , some toks are marred with multiple problems as 99.9% of them are bought savaged . After which they would be minimally repaired , repainted and smuggled into Nigeria via Cotonoua where some gullible folks will buy them with huge amount of money in the name of buying a Tokunbo car. The price of a Honda accord 2005 model, for example , shipped directly from America, the least you can get a road worthy one is $5800, add shipment cost plus custom duty, at the end of the day, the car won't go less than 4 million naira. Compare that with what the car goes for in Cotonoua, which is is around 1.5 million ,then tell me why you think the difference is that huge. It is simply because the so called Tokunbo are actually dead cars shipped into third word countries . Now , if I wanna sell my car, shipped directly and still declared road worthy in the States , someone will come and offer me peanut because it is not a tokunbo ? I will always laugh at such a person and move on
This is why we should do a VIN check B4 buying toks
KayodeAjani: The reason why people dispose cars is because of fear. I bought my car as London use and it served me for two years b4 it started with black smoke and brian box issues. I spent fortune but i never relent .eventually i had d car's problem fixed now am still enjoying it. If you buys a car and u can fix d problem that might rises good luck. No bad car to me someone used it from new to that present stage and can be fixed.
iwadobo: Don't mind the op. He knows nothing about cars. Some good naira used cars are better than some toks . As for me, I use the required lubricant both for the engine and gear, I don't patronise a Karen, and whenever there is any issue, I fix immediately. If I what to sell such car , would you say because it is a naija used I should give you the car for peanuts? People mostly sell cars to upgrade not for inability to fix faults. I have seen guys spend as much as 800k for car repair, some as much as 300k; depends on the type of car . I believe anyone who was able to buy a car should be able to fix it.
Meanwhile , some toks are marred with multiple problems as 99.9% of them are bought savaged . After which they would be minimally repaired , repainted and smuggled into Nigeria via Cotonoua where some gullible folks will bug them with huge amount of money in the name of buying a Tokunbo car. The price of a Honda accord 2005 model, for example , shipped directly from America, the least you can get a road worthy one is $5800, add shipment cost plus custom duty, at the end of the day, the car won't go less than 4 million naira. Compare that with what the car goes for in Cotonoua, which is is around 1.5 million ,then tell me why you think the difference is that huge. It is simply because the so called Tokunbo are actually dead cars shipped into third word countries . Now , if I wanna sell my car, shipped directly and still declared road worthy in the States , someone will come and offer me peanut because it is not a tokunbo ? I will always laugh at such a person and move on
If your car get used in NIgeria daily for more than 6 months your suspension would be gone, there is no if and buts, If you buy a ar and it was salvage then its your fault cos its free to check if a car was salvage or not Used car abroad have mandatory road worthiness check yearly,if not you cannot drive it.In America there would be a sticker to as when the last service was and wen the nxt service would be,.The Toks has a clear way of checking its ingenuity on line almost free of charge.I cannot say same for the Nigerian used.If you are buying as the 2nd owner in Nigeria and the 1st owner bought brand new in Nigeria then,I think one might be lucky but you still need to check suspension.
Maisuya1: Poor dear! You enlighten me on refining and petrochemicals? I deal directly with KRPC, how do you expect them to produce at optimal capacity when some miscreants are busy blowing its supply line.
The question awaiting answer was meant to be, is it that they have product but lack capacity to refine or they have capacity to refine but lack Crude to refine?, read teh initial write up and get the answers.
mightycrown1: the day Nigerians will accept that God is using the North to clean the nation from corruption, greed, 'self-centered-ness', pride and so on that is the day Nigeria will be freed from internal slavery, insecurity and poverty.
Seriously are you for real? How old are you if I may ask,check the history of Nigeria, who where the people that ruled Nigeria the most? was it not same Northerners? for all those years what did they do for teh NORTH
Properties › Re: Building Excavators Unearth Bullets In Agulu, Anambra by erico2k2(m): 1:30pm On Aug 10, 2016
