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Sashafm:
How much will it cost me?

N85k all inclusive cost

OMEGA009:
Me 2 dey wait. Hope say price no go increase ooo

Noted sir.

dljbd1:
I'm patiently waiting

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Please i have standard plot of land but I want to build a 3 bedroom bungalow boys quarter at the rear. Need sample designs. Please what is the cost implications?

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dljbd1:
I'm patiently waiting

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dljbd1:
are they thru with their holidays now?

No sir, started today 21st thru 5th February

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ECOWAS troops halted their march into Gambia Thursday night to give former president Yahya Jammeh one more last chance to leave Banjul.
Mr. Jammeh has up till noon on Friday to leave, in the new deadline given by ECOWAS, the West African regional bloc.

If he fails to do so, the troops under Operation Restore Democracy, will continue their march into the capital. There was no resistance by Gambian troops at the border when the West African soldiers entered Thursday.

”Troops in Farafenni refused to fight. They opened border for ECOWAS troops to enter freely. No loss of lives down that end’, a source monitoring the operation said.

Gambia’s new President Adama Barrow took the oath of office on Thursday at Gambia’s embassy in Dakar Senegal, calling for international support from West Africa’s ECOWAS bloc, the African Union and the United Nations.

“This is a day no Gambian will ever forget,” Barrow said after taking the oath, which was administered by the president of Gambia’s bar association.
“Our national flag will now fly high among the most democratic nations of the world.”
The support he canvassed for quickly came in with the United Nations Security Council supporting a resolution backing West Africa’s effort to restore democracy in the small African country.

Thereafter, the regional military force launched an intervention effort.

“We think that up until the last minute there is still a solution through dialogue,” said Marcel de Souza, head of the ECOWAS commission, explaining the decision to suspend the advance to reporters in Dakar late on Thursday.

ECOWAS will send a team led by Guinea’s president, Alpha Conde, and including the presidents of Liberia and Mauritania to Banjul on Friday, de Souza said.

If the mission succeeds, Mr. Jammeh will travel to Guinea before choosing a country of exile.
“It’s out of the question that he stays in place. …

We propose that he leaves in an honourable manner and with respect,” said de Souza, who added that regional leaders were open to the possibility of an amnesty as part of a deal.

It was unclear what Jammeh’s next move would be. He has so far ignored pressure to step aside and offers of exile.

On Thursday, he still tried to exercise his emasculated power by announcing the dissolution of his cabinet and promised to reconstitute a new one.

In reality, he is now alone, with his government riddled by defections. In the biggest loss yet, Vice President Isatou Njie Saidy, who has held the role since 1997, quit on Wednesday.

Jammeh, in power since a 1994 coup, initially conceded defeat to Barrow following a December 1 election before back-tracking, saying the vote was flawed.

Mr. De Souza said a total of 7,000 troops from Senegal, Nigeria, Ghana, Togo and Mali are involved in the operation. Troops had already entered Gambia from the southeast, southwest and north before they were ordered to stop.

The advance will resume at noon (1200 GMT) on Friday if Jammeh still refused to leave, he said.
Mr. Barrow will return to Gambia once the operation is over.

The U.N. Security Council on Thursday backed ECOWAS’s efforts to ensure Mr. Barrow assumes power, and the United States said it supported the intervention.

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in a statement pledged “his full support for his (Barrow’s) determination, and ECOWAS’s historic decision, with the unanimous backing of the Security Council, to restore the rule of law in The Gambia so as to honour and respect the will of the Gambian people.”

ECOWAS and the African Union previously said they would recognise Barrow from Thursday, and nations including the United Kingdom and France were quick to congratulate him.

INSIDE GAMBIA

Following Barrow’s swearing in, hundreds of Gambians celebrated in the streets of Banjul, the capital, cautiously at first, and then gradually in larger numbers as they realised the security forces looking on were not going to open fire.

Army chief General Ousman Badjie, who had publicly stood by Jammeh, was seen smiling on the streets wading through a mass of jubilant Banjul residents shouting and dancing.

Cars raced up and down the highway lined with iron-roofed shops in the pro-Barrow Serrekunda district of Banjul, with horns honking and people hanging out the windows.

“The dictator is out,” shouted pharmacist Lamine Jao, 30, as others cheered and whistled in agreement. “It’s just a question of time. We’ll soon flush him out. Believe me.”

During the brief inauguration speech, Mr. Barrow asserted his new role as commander and chief of Gambia’s armed services, ordering soldiers to stay calm and remain in their barracks. Those who did not would be considered rebels, he said.

In a statement released late on Thursday, Mr. Jammeh announced he was dissolving his government – a 19-member Cabinet, half of whose members had already resigned – and pledged to name a new one “in due course.”

Fearing unrest, thousands of Gambians have fled in recent weeks, the United Nations estimates.

Tour companies, meanwhile, have rushed to evacuate hundreds of European tourists.

Gambia’s long, sandy beaches have made it a prime destination for tourists, but Jammeh, who once vowed to rule for “a billion years,” has earned a reputation for rights abuses and stifling dissent.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/221037-gambia-ecowas-troops-halt-advancement-give-jammeh-till-noon-leave-country.html

Gambia’s Minister of Information, Sidie Njie, has insisted that Yahya Jammeh will not step down as President.

Njie is the only Minister still in support of Jammeh, after six of his colleagues resigned two days earlier.

He has now told the BBC that his principal was still in control of the West African nation, despite Adama Barrow being sworn-in on Thursday .
Barrow defeated Jammeh in the December 1 presidential election and although he initially conceded defeat, Jammeh went on to reject the result of the polls. He is also refusing to vacate office amid regional and international pressure.
In his inaugural speech, Barrow urged the Gambian armed forces to remain loyal to the constitution.

“As commander-in-chief, I call on all personnel of the armed forces and other security agencies to be loyal to the Constitution and the Republic,” he said.

“As their commander-in-chief, I command all members of the armed forces to remain in the barracks and those found wanting or in possession of firearms without my command shall be considered rebels.”

He added that his administration had developed a think tank to put in place inclusive development, and urged all Gambians to “join hands to effect the change that will bring liberty and prosperity to everyone”.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by Marcel de Souza, ECOWAS commission president; Moustapha Cisse Lo, ECOWAS parliament president; and Alima Ahmed, ECOWAS commissioner, political affairs, peace and security.

http://dailypost.ng/2017/01/20/gambia-jammeh-will-not-step-information-minister-insists/?utm_source=dlvr.it_dp1&utm_medium=facebook

Sashafm:
Hello please how much will it take to install in my 2014 Kia Rio. The interface now looks like this

Can pre order the fitting kit for you. Dvd System available.

Edu Gomez, the lawyer of outgoing leader of The Gambia, Yahya Jammeh, has fled the country to neighbouring Senegal after penning the president a letter to step down from office in the interest of peace.

Mr. Gomez who represented Mr. Jammeh and his party, the Alliance for Patriotic Reorientation and Construction, APRC, in their failed attempt to have the country’s Supreme Court overturn the victory of the President-elect, Adama Barrow, and stop his inauguration as President.

In his letter, Mr. Gomez claimed he was made to work under “tremendous pressure and coercion” as the lawyer of the now largely isolated leader and his party. He added that he could not refuse to work for Mr. Jammeh and his party, like other lawyers in the country, because he was on a retainer.

“On Tuesday 17th January 2017, my son and I took a crucial decision to seek sanctuary in the sister Republic of Senegal. This was found necessary due to the mounting fear and rapidly increasing tension at every passing moment,” he wrote.

“The general perception is that after midnight on 18th January 2017, the mandate of President Yahya Jammeh would expire and President-elect Mr. Adama Barrow would be sworn-in as president, in line with the dictates of our constitution. Any attempt to interrupt this ceremony, it is clearly understood, opens the Gambia to attack from ECOWAS forces.
“As a legal practitioner representing President Jammeh and the APRC the party in the ongoing petition filed on his behalf at the Supreme Court of the Gambia, I have to admit that I was working under tremendous pressure and coercion. All the lawyers with established practices in the Gambia refused to be associated with the said petition. As a retainer for the ruling APRC party, I could not refuse the brief on professional grounds, despite my apprehension.”

He said he and his family fled to Senegal having successfully eluded the 24 hour military surveillance he was placed on.

He advised Mr. Jammeh to step down so as to avoid a gruesome end to his presidency and in the interest of peace and the safety of the Gambian people.

“Having fortunately eluded the 24 hour military security around me and my family, I managed to arrive in Senegal where I now gained safety, respite and mental stability. In my present situation, I humbly and respectfully advise President Jammeh as the champion of peace he has been known to be to peacefully step aside in the interest of peace and safety of the Gambian people.

“Everything, except God’s Kingdom, comes to an end. I advocate for a peaceful end rather than a violent and gruesome end. Please in the name of Most Merciful God do not allow your legacy to be described as one where “pen of the sword dipped in innocent blood writes its history on the rough page of tyranny”, he said.

Meanwhile, on Wednesday, Mr. Jammeh turned down a last ditch effort by the President of Mauritania, Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, to convince him to step and aside and rescue him to exile.

Mr Aziz arrived Gambia just as ECOWAS troops prepared for a military action in the country.
Having failed to convince Mr Jammeh to relinquish power, Mr Aziz later left the country for a meeting with Senegalese president Macky Sall and Mr. Barrow, who had been in the Senegalese capital Dakar, after the failure or ECOWAS leaders to convince Mr Jammeh to allow the peace transition of power.

Culled: http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/220943-gambia-jammehs-lawyer-flees-asks-step.html

Gambia's Presidential Website Replaces Jammeh's Name Ahead Of Deadline. Photos

The political crisis in Zambia seems to have taken a new twist ahead of the deadline given to president Yahya Jammeh. Fresh confirmed reports have it that the official country's website (Statehouse.gov. gm) has removed Jammeh's name and replaced it with the president-elect Adam Barrow (whose inauguration is supposed to be tomorrow Jan 19th) as ECOWAS troops advance the country's borders.

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Sashafm:
Hello please how much will it take to install in my 2014 Kia Rio.
The interface now looks like this

Sorry, kit not available

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dljbd1:
Alright...sad but noted.
Thanks

Welcome

dljbd1:
Hi...I will make payment for the kit and then payment the rest when I come to fit the device maybe next week.
What do ya say...

Sent you a whatsapp message but it's not delivering.

Please hold on with the kit payment, my supplier is off for a long holiday, till February 6th. Thanks
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OMEGA009:
Nice 1 Fogman. I just collected the Dvd headrest from the courier. I trusted you with my money and you delivered. I wish all business men on social media were as transparent as you. Once again, kudos. Still waiting for your reply on the navigation kit.

Thanks for trusting your money with me. Appreciate so much sir
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mamaafrik:
nope man,it was in store for 19 years(though thought to be expired) but i must say it'z proudly strong.

Tyres has 5yrs lifespan, used or not

Conner44:
Oga fogman, I purchased the EOD navigation system unit from you a few years ago and it's been working great.

While installing it the first time the electrician couldn't install the reverse camera (I'm in Warri) so I left it.

A while ago work was done in the dashboard (the GPS antenna got disconnected) and I used the opportunity to install the camera but the issue I'm having now is that the reverse camera only displays when I GO TO THE CAMERA OPTION IN THE SETTINGS area of the system. It should automatically display the reverse camera once I switch the gear into reverse but this isn't happening and I would like to know why?

I installed the camera and connected the power to my reverse light so it only gets power when the reverse lights are switched on. Thank you

The camera was not properly installed. please I ll send you an engineer number based in Onitsha, he will be of help. Please hold tight to your DVD, it cost N130k presently.

maldox:
Dear Auto Gurus,

I drive a Toyota Camry 2001 model 4cyl. The car has no problem whatsoever,however, I have observed that anytime I refill the fuel tank, the car will refuse to start right there at the petrol station.

I usually refill the fuel tank once in a week and have noticed this trend more than 6 times.
In each occasion, I had to constantly press on the throttle pedal while cranking the engine.After few trials, the engine will start and runs normal as if nothing happened until next time I would want to refill,same repeats itself.

Please help with suggestions and way forward.
Thank you.

Had same issue with my car last year and Gazzuzz solved it for me.

mamaafrik:
You wont believe that a Dunlop(Made in Nigeria) produced in the year 1997 is what dad use for his Nissan cabsta,Me self dey fear when he brought it,but it still dey cakaraka till now.I advise You buy DUNLOP.

Using a tyre for 20 years!

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Very simple, just return back the choke. Chikena!

dljbd1:
Are there other designs other than this?

This is what we have in stock now

dljbd1:
Alright. Can I price the price?
I will chat you up within the week. hope I can whatsapp you

Ok

dljbd1:
Hello fogman
Do you have device for Hyundai Sonata 2008?
If yes, what's the total cost of installation?
I'm in Lagos.
Thanks.

Yes, DVD system available but need to order for ABS double DIN kit. Takes 5days to arrive.

Dvd Navigation System with camera N65k
Dvd System with camera N57k
Fitting kit N12k