₦airaland Forum

johnabraham:
i recently bought 2010 naija used Pajero manual gear. Issues at the time of purchase indicated worn out clutch disk. getting it replaced at a reputed nairalander's workshop. any leads where to convert fabric seats to leather? otherwise the vehicle is very sturdy and fun to drive. zooms out of any kind of potholes with ease...

johnabraham:
i recently bought 2010 naija used Pajero manual gear. Issues at the time of purchase indicated worn out clutch disk. getting it replaced at a reputed nairalander's workshop. any leads where to convert fabric seats to leather? otherwise the vehicle is very sturdy and fun to drive. zooms out of any kind of potholes with ease...

SpaceAngel:
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olenyi:
And you are using Total quartz 7000 on it. Haba!!

TPound:
And I also have a 2010 for sale..

kingreign:
199bhp, very lethargic power.
For something that's 2.1ton full sized 4x4 truck, it's awful.

Tomilola360:
What year really? That's a No No. Ask those who use it.

Ewelesuo:
Since the writer of such a mischievous  story has shown
that he does not understand simple arithmetic let alone
getting his facts together before going public,  I have
decided to educate him a little on the subject matter.

In last year's budget, the sum of N450 was appropriated for
each prison inmate per day; this includes N150 for gas! And
there are 65, 000 inmates nationwide.

Now, if you multiply N450 by 65, 000 you will get N29, 250,
000 as the total amount consumed by prisoners everyday. So,
to get the yearly cost, you multiply N29, 250, 000 by 365
which is the number of days we have in a year. Now, if you
do this, you will get N10, 676, 250, 000 being the annual
amount spent on prisoners.

The Minister also said that government cannot sustain this
huge amount spent on feeding prisoners alone. Hence, the
Ministry is looking at other options such as the reviving of
the  moribund prison farms which he ordered their reopening
last year!

Rawani:
The headline is highly misleading and heavily mischievous.



The above is pretty obvious, the law that is in operation where IPOB carries out its terrorist activities is Nigerian Law so nobody expected that U.S. law would view them as terrorists, until they begin attacking U.S. Military convoys and innocent people in America and with stones, bottles and sticks, setting up bonfires on American public roads, burning down American police stations, disarming American soldiers at checkpoints and blocking American roads while searching for innocent people to attack inside buses, and threatening to burn the USA down and bring back the head of President Trump, like Kanu and IPOB did recently in Abia before they were declared terrorists.

IPOB are bloody terrorists under Nigerian Law, and under any law where they perform their terrorist activities.