₦airaland Forum

donself9:
What can anyone do about broad day movement, you want dem to post a coffin during daylight

Might not mean anything to you, buh it will compliment security

It does not. If you cant beef up security during the day and your people got abducted easily like that, you will have no one left to protect when night comes

voortrekker966:
The documents he appeared to read before signing was typed in mandarin Chinese, right?

Not everyone read before putting pen to paper

DonADESIDA:
Not just a mechanic but someone with good experience and has name or brand to protect.

Mechanic first...they have different experience with the car, others will only have a personal experience

Ironsi that backed the igbo coup that started the problem of the Country

Freshandfitpod:
Is there no other construction company apart from Hi-tech?

These are the ones Nig can afford

ChildOfDoom:
I know there are other vices like betting, drinking, drugs, cultism etc. but I believe womanizing has a strong effect.

Since I started uncontrolled intimacy in 2022, it has been from one problem to another. The desire to please women for example, leads me to lots of problems.

I engage in betting with people's money for example, to see if I can double it to please women's demands. Not to forget all sorts of infections we tackle.

God help us

Just stick to one woman

First thing first...fix power

She is from delta, she has every right to contribute

Idaytesj29:
Kidnapping is not the only security challenge the state is facing. There are others.

Nice try...yet no curfew until after the abduction

Perez all the way

Yinmu...the kidnapping happened in broad daylight when some of the kids were writing exams

He's still living in bondage

Dpsychologist:
Nairalanders, what do you think?

He should fix power first

They ll all rot in jail

You dey baff for bird?

Have you seen people baff for chicken or duck before

Creative mind...most kids are glued to to their phones these days

honestivo:
Imagine a grown up man, denying a simple action he took , how much more financial dealings , Nigeria na waoh

He was deceived in signing something else. The video no get audio

Quality of life BH disturbing the city

essentialone:
Can Nigeria Tenants unite and fight against Landlords Wickedness?

Not possible...Landlords always win

Chukweze need to step up ..else he will lose his place in both club n country

Oh not again, there must be an end to this

fergie001:
Datti is a chieftain of the PRP

Yusuf Datti

Datti is on a cheap drug

He ll rot in jail

carsalesmannig:
I Lost ₦850,000 Because I Rushed To Buy A Car (What I Learned)

A few years ago, a friend called me.

He had just bought a used car and was excited.

The paint was shiny.

The interior was clean.

The price looked like a steal.

The seller kept saying:

"Boss, if you don't pay today, another buyer is coming."

So he rushed.

Paid.

Collected the car.

Less than 30 days later, the problems started.

The gearbox developed issues.

The suspension needed work.

There were signs the vehicle had previous damage that nobody noticed before payment.

In total, he spent over ₦850,000 fixing things he never planned for.

The painful part?

Most of these problems could have been discovered before payment.

That experience taught me something:

A clean-looking car and a clean car are not always the same thing.

Today, whenever someone wants to buy a car, I tell them:

✅ Inspect first

✅ Verify documents

✅ Check the VIN

✅ Test drive the vehicle

✅ Bring a mechanic if possible

✅ Never let a seller rush your decision

The most expensive car is not the one with the highest price.

The most expensive car is the one with hidden problems.

QUESTION

In your opinion, what is the biggest mistake people make when buying a used car in Nigeria?

1. Chasing cheap prices

2. Trusting sellers too quickly

3. Skipping inspection

4. Ignoring vehicle history

5. Paying before verification

Let's discuss.

I would love to hear real experiences from buyers and car owners.

Your story might help someone avoid an expensive mistake.

Always go with mechanic

They could not conduct exam in daylight again

Float like butterfly...sting like beeq

helinues:
How many Nigerians are using cooking gas?

Those in town are using it even for event planning

Guyman02:
Iraola, some Yorubas will start claiming him now

Arinola

Josywhyte:
That I don't know her means I'm living in stone age? Bro, you reason like a kid.

Thats the fact, you dont move with time

givedemwotowoto:

UK-based woman breaks down in tears over challenges of being Nigerian abroad pic.twitter.com/ukwS0avZCG

— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) June 4, 2026

She is not serious..go home, lazy bone

Olofofo247ng:
Have you ever lived in this kind of house or are you currently living in a house like this? Share your experience and let's have some fun 😊.

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