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CelestialSmash:
V12.

W12 you mean

An average Nigerian doesn't even read they believe in what others say and place their judgment on that. Ask any bike man Toyota or Honda he will scream Toyota even without knowing anything about the two cars.

An average Nigerian is too lazy to discern for himself

uckennety:
rubbish

obviously the ìdiot loved her but she didn't love him!

God bless your wisdom.

Funny thing is she will be wishing a guy somewhere will reply her chats with the same energy and the guy might see her as obsessed too

Interested buyer should send a private message

Gentlemen I have a full plot of land for sale in new pasali layout kuje abuja. Land is 100 percent genuine with all documents ready for any scrutiny.

I can go as low as 2m if I see I serious buyer mind you its worth 5m or so

9icetoo:
You have been told to consult Gazzuzz to get you a car. I am not holding brief for him but I am yet to meet anyone who has been disappointed when dealing with him.
There are other good car dealers here. Do your due diligence. Berger is a dog eat dog place. You have made many mentions of this car you want to buy. May the force be with you.

Which force

Blackbishop:
My oga thanks for the heads up.. Do enjoy your ride now

Here comes superman to save the day

nymphomaniac:
do not be unfortunate and get out of this thread! How has your comment solved the problem?

I admire you op. You put the nigga in his place. He might not even have a bike to his name

Your auto technician should be your best bet on this not some Grease monkey

spendoon:
which future generations are you talking about, the ones that are going to be born during war times and suffering, I need to leave this country asap.

After war comes peace........ God bless Nigeria

Neddstark:
Ok just try and be neutral for once. I am on your side. We all hate the bad governance. But you think if things gets totally out of hands, we wont get to war. And after the war, with guns in the hands of hoodlums and warlords, will things get better? This is Africa. I can assure you, Nigeria's case will be worse than libya. No rebuilding.

The positive side is its gonna reshape the future for the next fee generations

Neddstark:
Like Libya right?

We can only wish it doesn't come to that. Its easier and better talked than experienced

engrchris77:
Picture palliative rice all in his palace. Wicked leaders

Maybe the federal govt isn't totally wrong at lat about sharing palliatives. Think of the any more mai angwans, obas, counselors, and greedy leaders who would food same lane.

Sooner or later we will realise our greatest enemies as nigerians are our fellow countrymen. A sars officer was once a civilian before wearing uniform, even a public office holder was once like the common man.

authority2006:
That would be lovely if your region is a staging place

Happening already and its not about the region, its about what is left when the storm is over.

Mrpojj:
Correct
That is what people don't understand,

Obviously that's the truth. Lives will be lost properties will BR lost but we can only hope the end justifies the means.

Things need to fall apart before they fall in place.

weyreypey:
Too plastic. No weight..no torque... thieves love

. No class as well

HeavenlyBang:
Yeah, the 2012 is a significant upgrade. I'm surprised you didn't go for that.

I actually considered buying a 2012 A6 but ditched the idea. Wasn't sure about parts availability.

Very nice and apt.... I still have an eye for it though. Might sell this within a year when it gets boring

HeavenlyBang:
Nice! I expect you got the supercharged 3.0L?

Good job going with DelTel btw.

Wanted the 2012.... But this seem a very clean title with equally low mileage

uboma:
Nice. Your love for the Audi badge. Do keep us posted please.

All the best.

Will try my best once in a while though.

[quote author=autologic post=95060730][/quote]Went to your work place....... Was told you moved already and my waka no pass Maryland..... and nothing kills my emotions like Lagos traffic

Already opted for an A6 2010. All thanks to Deltel Car should land November. My A4 Is also in a perfect condition though have seen the best of the ride in less than a year. Dine 180/200km on it and nothing to look out for again or try.


Thanks yall


Cc nurey heavenlybang cheifbuchiv12 uboma

Audi all the way bro...... Trust me it a choice you won't regret speaking from experience

Columbine:
don't let this forum change the way you see men, it may affect your future relationships. Seeing all men as a threat will always make you to be unnecessarily on the offensive when no harm is intended.

guard your mental health!

Allow the sarma have watched and noticed her.... She's just catching cruise and trying to be noticed in all she does.....


Resist the urge to take her serious

Jaycobbs:
You said you don't understand but you seem to have given a very good explanation.

Try your hand at writing and publishing. It's a good way to make a passive income, and it seems you have writing skills that can be honed.

You need money to make money. How much do you have currently that you're willing to invest in your future? Find someone doing well and approach them to mentor you. No man can make it alone, and you're better off having someone there to guide you.



Or you can beg for help on Nairaland. I heard some people are making fifty to hundred gees, tax-free, from begging.

Good luck.

Tax free you say . And they will use their other moniker to flaunt it

Your first problem is inferiority complex. Emancipate yourself from mental slavery......


You will go as far as you can see. I know of a doctor today in fact a Chief consultant now who told me throughout her uni she had less than 3 clothes. My mum even said the day she went to greet her at OOU she burst into years seeing her little sister with cloth patched in obvious angles with different thread and needle colour. Today she's doing real fine can't Even know she went through shit unless she's trying to advise struggling youths or myself when I misbehave. Lots of sons stories that ended up glorious. Its all in the head.

AA Muhammed.......

Oboy curse be the land of birnin gwari






Oboy

OKame:
My father was a disciplinary to the core. I was punished (flogged) for every rule I broke, if not immediately, then when 'my cup became full'. On this fateful day I forget to put off our electric burner and I left for school. Luckily for me there were many power cuts that day so the house did not burn down but the pot of beans I left on the burner got burnt and was pure black.When my dad returned home he perceived the burning smell and asked if I did put off the burner. Guess what, I lied.
The cut the story short, my dad made me eat the burnt beans, allowed me to sleep for two hours, then woke me up..He stripped me naked and told me to lie on the table. He would flog me about 15 strokes and allow me to cry 'rest' for about 10minutes, then I'll climb the table and repeat the whole process again.
I received about 100strokes that day and the scares are still visible on my back till today.
When my mum returned home and saw me, she bursted into tears and a serious quarrel ensued between her and my dad..

That's child abuse bro

Something like that




That's the standard

Now you are feeling guilty not because you love your wife nor because you cheated on her. But because you are scared she will find out and and know you ain't as innocent as you portray. You really need Jesus

Geosystem:
Govt land or local

Used to be govt. Bought by a local 2007. Bought from him 2018

Geosystem:
Where in kuje?

New pasali layout. Plot 26*