Justice Okon Abang, in a ruling shortly after Metuh’s bail application was argued on Tuesday, granted the PDP spokesperson in the sum of N400m with two sureties in the sum of N200m each.
The judge also ordered that the two sureties must own property in Maitama, Abuja. The judge also ruled that the surties must produce the certificates of occupancy of the property which must be verified by the Chief Registrar of the court and confirmed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
they are good scanners.they both have their advantages and disadvantages. Jobs that can be done and jobs that's can't be done. If you can afford it buy Both.
there was one I workd on, had a fuel pump problem, opened up the case and found 2pumps in the case!! I aske my self what sort of witchcraft kazeemy construction it was, went to the market to buy a replacement part and was shocked! Only one chap had the part, it was over 30k and it had 2pumps in the case I declined the job and told the customer to buy a brand new pump plus case.
lovetterrison: I urgently need assistance,Planning to do court affidavit and police extract/police report for my car. I reside in Abuja please anyone with solid info and how much it will cost me to get this documents.
Meanwhile, when i got the car i was just given agreement between me and the owner and still using the owners plate number till i renew the car document and register it to my name;hope am on point.
worked on a couple of pajeros since opening shop, 2 of them were 2012 models with less than 80,000km and did not smoke or short oil the others were older versions of the montero, and also had no smoke or oil issues, there was one in the north used by a provost in ATBU for over 6years (maybe he still has it) but no smoke or oil shortages. But now that you have mentioned it, I'll start looking. Personally not a fan of any car that I can't source new and toks parts with ease.
OEM will definitely cost much more. After market imitations might cost 8,500 or less. If I was in your shoes I would rather buy oem toyota, but if I cannot afford it I would buy the toks which would last much longer.
phnibeogu: I just got a Honda civic 06.. then it started showing the service sign+(oil life 15%)... I serviced the car but the sign is still there... plus its saying enter radio code which I don't have....Help
To reset the Oil Life % gauge, press and hold the SEL/RESET button for about 10 seconds until the Oil Life message begins to flash. Release the SEL/RESET button, and hold it again for about 5 seconds until the Oil Life % resets to 100.
tolulinks: the alloys that came with my car is not the good kind( if you know what I mean). Pls where can I buy or does anyone have good ones for sale?
EnigmaticEnigma: Thanks for your response, I'm also doing research into this expansion valve, as the ac tech here says i might need to change it. however, we all know how these techs are, just want you to change everything with them, more money for them yeah!
Anyways, I just noticed something, most of the fins on my radiator are either bent or missing. I have a gut feeling that a new radiator, not second hand, might be just what I need.
Guys at total say that a new double cell radiator is N35,000 and guys at toyota elizade say a single cell oem radiator is around N90,000.
Funny thing is, the guys at total say that the cheaper double cell aftermarket radiator, is better than the more expensive single cell oem radiator from elizade.
How can this be possible?
vehicle model? Cause the guys at ladipo might be selling a double cell at 15k
charlie44nike: Guys please I want to buy a car from cotonou, and I am looking to spend 400k. Firstly. I don't know what kind of car my money will afford, and secondly, I don't know how much customs clearance will cost. Can someone please help me??
Keep your money in the bank. Or contact me for a trouble free car with A.C.