₦airaland Forum

Since the cars are for Nigerians, I hope they are rugged and super strong since our roads are bad

Siena:
[color=Blue]I never wash engine or transmission parts with gasoline.

Whilst gasoline is NOT abrasive, it is a solvent, that removes any protective film of oil from components. This can cause components that operate with very tight tolerances to stick in their operating environment - solenoids in transmission valve bodies, piston rings in piston ringlands, camshaft and crankshaft journals in their bearings etc.

I use good old diesel, it cleans components, and also leaves a protective film of oil, kerosine or paraffin are also ideal. Gasoline breaks down oil, and is NOT advised within the automotive industry. [/color]

Thanks and from now henceforth, I will always have 4 liter of diesel in my car for future use

sigiyaya:
But the man is a YORUBA man
i see nothing wrong in what he did

You are bad oh

The father of Ese, Mr. Charles Oruru, has indicted the Emir of Kano, Mallam Muhammadu Sanusi II, in his daughter’s travail.

Oruru, in an interview with Raypower FM, which was monitored by our correspondent on Tuesday, said Sanusi deserved no credit in the eventual release of Ese “as he only bowed to pressure from Nigerians”.

Ese was taken from Opolo, in the Yenagoa Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, to Kano State by Yunusa, aka Yellow, in August, 2015.

Oruru said, “The Emir did not play any role there. All security agencies in Yenagoa and in Abuja were also part of those who refused to help.

“That is the truth because when we got to Kano, we were told that the Emir had written a letter that the girl should be released on August 26, 2015, and this was not done.

“They wanted to keep the girl in Kano, but the pressure was everywhere after the whole world had heard about the matter, so he knew that if he didn’t release the girl, it would lead to a big problem.”

Sanusi had on Monday refuted claims that he sheltered Ese, saying he had ordered that the girl be taken to her parents since 2015.

The Emir, while speaking at a press conference, in his palace said he got to know that the girl was still in Kano when journalists from the BBC called him.

Sanusi had said, “Since the time we ordered that the girl be taken to her parents in Bayelsa through AIG Zone 1, we didn’t hear anything about her; just for us to now start hearing all kinds of stories that we are keeping her in our custody. This is injustice of the highest order.”
http://www.punchng.com/exclusive-ese-speaks-i-am-not-fine/

PMB does not have regard for our courts

GTB is better than Access Bank, at least they billed you below 300 in all
I made a payment of $500 with Access Bank PLC Visa Card and I was debited N152, 000 amounting to 302 for each dollar when dollar has fall below 300.
See detail here
https://www.nairaland.com/2962321/how-much-nigeria-banks-charge

Some one that has made online payment recently should comment and even point out cheaper alternatives.

I made a payment of $500 with Access Bank PLC Visa Card and I was debited N152, 000 amounting to 302 for each dollar when dollar has fall below 300.
What is the official rate of dollar as of today?
A check in Google says 199.

Martins301:
I was on my own jeje when I got a beep on my phone indicating an incoming message. Na so I open the message at the speed of light, expecting a Credit alert from God knows where. The message I saw was:

The message was sent from the number +2348144540078.
Even before I finished reading the first sentence I knew it was a SCAM. I called the scammer to see his game plan and at the end of the day he was trying to talk me into giving him my ATM details like:
Number
Expiry date
CC2
Pin
Details he could have used to perform online transactions and pay with my card. Nigerians be wise o. I just ended the call after wasting his time and airtime

Police and EFCC should do their job by getting the detailed info of these numbers and do the needful today

Thank God that these names "Salman Bin Ibrahim al-Khalifa and Prince Ali bin Hussein" that looks like BOOM planters failed, this has saved FIFA from bs

femoskyy:
Pls, my own model is MTN Sm@rt S720i. Am i using dsame procedure of S6270i also? Thanks.

I am interested on this too

lekjons:
i dunno if it works on pc.. the code is *567*59#

Does it work on PC, cause I need to upgrade my pc from 8 to 10

Good luck madam

Detailed info on using this on PC will be appreciated, please.
Thanks in advance

hayzee545:
West African Examination Council (WAEC), Registrar, Dr. Iyi Uwadiae, has replied Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun, on comment which accuse the council of fraudulent act.

His response goes thus:

1. “It's not enough to go to the Senate and reel out figures. The minister should know, that what Nigerian students pay to sit for WAEC examinations is simply an operational/management cost, that covers registration, data keeping and management, printing of examination papers, logistics, marking of scripts and production of certificates. And all these cost about N16 billion Naira.

2. “WAEC examination is not designed as a revenue generating source for the Federal Government. In fact governments in the past subsidized the examination fees, just to encourage education. The N6 billion she talked about is for payment of salaries and overheads for staff of the council.

3. “However, we do not know the mathematical formula the Honourable Minister used, when she said the summation of N16 billion Naira and N6 billion Naira was N24 billion Naira.

“I think somebody needs to resit her WAEC mathematics examination. And we in WAEC have offered to give her a free WAEC form in this respect.”

Source: http://olumoonline.com/2016/02/22/you-need-to-resit-waec-mathematics-waec-registrar-to-finance-minister/

The President needs one form too,,,

Who will save my father land?

I blame GEJ for Buhari's inability to present his school certificate to Nigerians

What communication has light and darkness?

Inspectahdeck:
Continue the great work. With time your effort will show.

BUT is Egypt not close to Saudi Arabia and Qatar, why then did he come back to Nigeria yesterday and travel today. Just my thought.

That is what you get from certificateless dullard

Apc has failed us Big time, light in Dutse Abuja is almost zero at moment, though it was okay in Jan 2016

The man that bears old testament name needs help fast

Useless governor from the bush tribe

0 over 10

Adaure4ever:
But how can a lawyer be a minister of power?
Lol, Nigeria.

He was appointed by someone who could not produce school cert

Obiagelli:
80% of these agencies should be scrapped, they are absolutely useless.


6. Petroleum Technology
Development Fund (PTDF)
7. New Partnership for Africa’s
Development (NEPAD)
8. Nigeria Social Insurance
Trust Fund (NSITF)
9. Nigerian Content
Development and Monitoring
Board (NCDMB)
10. Federal Mortgage Bank of
Nigeria (FMBN)
11. Tertiary Education Trust
Fund (TETFund)
12. National Information
Technology Development
Agency (NITDA)
13. Petroleum Equalization
Fund

23. Industrial Training Fund
(ITF) (xxv) Nigerian Export-
Import Bank

16. Bureau of Public
Enterprises (BPE)
17. Petroleum Products Pricing
Regulatory Agency (PPPRA)
18. Standard Organization of
Nigeria (SON)

Useless agencies

The number 12 has a BIG to play in our match to information driven economy.
If that agency and communication ministry are allowed to see their dreams come through for Nigeria, the era of looter billions will stop or reduce to manageable level

Please, how do I check for Glo's weekend plan data balance?

unanonso:
Sorry, I forgot to add you can also use it from 12.00am to 5.00am for seven days.

You mean Glo weekend data
When I got the message of one week period for usage after subscriptions, I thought the time will be from 9pm to 6am, but thanks for the clarification.

Possible4you:
http://thenationonlineng.net/bvn-exposes-23306-ghost-workers-on-fed-govt-payroll/

This cannot be true, why?
IPPIS is a biometrics anchored system which is suppose to take finger prints of all officers in the ministries.
The questions now are:
Can a single biometrics machine accept one officer's finger on many occasions without detecting it
Does it mean different finger prints of those outside the civil services was used to open the accounts
Who captured these so call names?
Why are they deleting the accounts without saving all the infos for proper investigations, so that appropriate sanctions can be applied
Something is wrong here and I will update this later

I tried Airtel and it says I am not qualify to use it, though I plan to register a new sim today and try again.
For Etisalat, I will try that later
But for Glo, is a no go area since their data service is dead slow in my area.

Thanks for helping out please

richard870:
Nonessense .All the telecomms company in Naija are just exploiting us. Here in Ghana, you get 9GB for only Gh30Cedis-N1857 naira and its spans for a month 'no restrictions'

Na only Nigerians switch offf their data service in order to minimize data consumption
NCC should please do something about it

How is the speed up there, cause here in Nigeria, it takes hours to download files of just 3g

valnelly:
That's what I discovered. I have up to 3gb here and today being Friday I cannot use it... Not connecting.

Did it connect on Saturday?