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@Jaid, please how much is clearing for 2024 Toyota RAV4 going to ship from California

oliverjiad:
Good morning

2009 LEXUS IS 250 BASE:₦2.850m

2014 LEXUS IS 350 BASE; F SPORT:₦3m

2011 TOYOTA CAMRY BASE; SE; LE; XLE:₦2.4m

2012 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER LIMITED:₦3m

Loading and unloading to be done by you


Jaid

Okay, thank you.

Hello Jaid,

Weldone! Please how much to clear this cars, they are all coming in same container from US, there is nothing else inside the container,

2009 LEXUS IS 250 BASE

2014 LEXUS IS 350 BASE; F SPORT

2011 TOYOTA CAMRY BASE; SE; LE; XLE

2012 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER LIMITED

Thank you

I don’t know if I’m the only one seeing this, but this is very misleading. The CCTV timestamp shows 2025-05-22 at 7:35 PM. There’s no way a shop was robbed at that time. Also, it’s May 2025, not New Year’s Day. This feels like made-up framing just to get attention.

oliverjiad:
Good evening
011 Ford Escape:₦3m
011 Toyota Corolla:₦2.3
013 Infinity JX35:₦4m
018 M/benz GLA:₦6m
Loading and offloading to be done by you

Jaid

Okay, Thanks Jaid.

Good morning Jaid, please how much for clearing of this cars?
011 Ford Escape
011 Toyota Corolla
013 Infinity JX35
018 M/benz GLA

Compromise duty
Container include tyres and just the cars, no other items included
Shipped from Canada, by Hapag Lloyd

Thank you

Clair- a Senior Air France air hostess unforgettable Encounter with Captain Ibrahim Traoré.

She politely but firmly asked to see his boarding pass. He complied. The seat number was correct. Still, something inside her didn’t sit right. Moments later, she returned with a more direct tone. “Sir, we may need to move you to accommodate another passenger. Would you mind relocating to economy? We will compensate you.”

Ibrahim, calm and quiet, raised an eyebrow. “Why me?” he asked. Clare replied vaguely, “Just a small adjustment for another guest.”

“A guest more important than me?” he questioned. She didn’t respond. The other passengers glanced around, sensing discomfort, but no one intervened. Traoré softly but firmly replied, “No. I will remain in my seat.”

Clare was stunned. A man like him saying no? Especially an African man? She tried again, but Traoré stood his ground. “If this is operational,” he said, “then explain why I’m being asked, and not anyone else.”

Flustered, Clare walked away, then began targeting other Black men in business class. Her second mistake. Traoré watched silently, his face composed, his mind sharp.

Eventually, Clare pointed to a young African man and said, “You, sir. We need you to move to economy.” The young man asked, “Why me?” She gave no answer. Just took his boarding pass.

That’s when Ibrahim Traoré stood up.

“Enough,” he said, his voice calm but heavy with authority. “You are making decisions based on skin, not on tickets. That’s called discrimination.”

Clare, shaken, asked him to sit and not cause a scene. But his stare unsettled her. He didn’t yell. He didn’t reveal who he was. He didn’t need to. He simply sat back, composed.

The flight continued. Passengers relaxed, the tension lingered. Clare brought water to Traoré mid-flight, trying to mend things. No apology. No respect.

Meanwhile, the CEO was being pampered. Laughing, sipping champagne, chatting with Clare about his “important projects in Africa.” He boasted that Burkina Faso was lucky to have him bringing order to chaos.

Two rows away, the very man he insulted sat in silence.

An African nurse on board whispered to her neighbor, “That’s our president. They don’t even know who they’re humiliating.”

Nobody dared to speak. Ibrahim stared out the window, peaceful but resolute.

As the plane began to descend into Ouagadougou, passengers noticed something unusual—rows of black SUVs, military vehicles, and a presidential escort waiting on the tarmac. Whispers spread inside the cabin. “Are we landing in a war zone?”

“No, that’s military protocol,” one replied. “Maybe someone important is arriving,” another suggested. The CEO smirked, “Must be for me.”

Clare laughed, preparing to escort him ahead of others.

But the moment the plane stopped, everything changed.

Presidential guards lined up in full uniform. Weapons at their sides. Behind them stood top ministers—defense, foreign affairs, and the head of security—waiting in the heat like statues of power.

The French CEO

Meanwhile, a French CEO, used to red carpets, champagne, and first-class privileges, arrived at the gate, expecting the same treatment. When told business class was full, he wasn’t pleased. He demanded a seat upgrade, claiming his importance in African business affairs. He was used to getting his way, and the airline scrambled to satisfy him.

The senior flight attendant, Clare—tall, white, and dressed impeccably—was called in. With a forced smile, she boarded the plane, scanning the cabin. Her eyes locked onto Traoré, sitting calmly in his seat. Dressed simply, no signs of status, he appeared to her as someone who didn’t belong.

Captain Ibrahim Traoré boarding Air France

As he approached the Air France flight to Ouagadougou, he greeted one of the airport workers in French with a warm smile. “Bonjour.” The worker smiled back, unaware of his true identity. Traoré boarded the flight, nodded at the crew, and sat in business class—row 2A near the window. No one noticed, and that’s how he liked it.

What seemed like a normal flight turned into a powerful lesson. A flight attendant targets a quiet African passenger with disrespect — not knowing he is the President of Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Traoré. As tensions rise mid-air, the truth is revealed after landing, leaving the entire crew and a French CEO in shock. This dramatic story highlights dignity, strength, and the moment when hidden power is finally seen by all.

Captain Ibrahim Traoré at The Airport:
The sun had just begun to rise over the quiet, peaceful airport. Inside the cold terminal, Ibrahim Traoré waited calmly at Gate 37. He didn’t wear a suit, didn’t have bodyguards, and carried nothing flashy. To most, he looked like any other African traveler—but this man was not ordinary. He was Ibrahim Traoré, the President of Burkina Faso.

He preferred to travel privately and humbly—no cameras, no loud announcements. That’s how he moved. He believed in staying grounded, blending in with people. He had just returned from a European diplomatic mission, where he discussed gold, sovereignty, and Africa’s future. Now, he simply wanted to go home.

oliverjiad:
good morning

Compromise

2015 Honda Accord:₦4m
2017 Toyota Corolla :₦4m
2017 Hyundai Tucson:₦5m
2015 Hyundai Elantra:₦3m

Full duty

2015 Honda Accord:₦4.6m
2017 Toyota Corolla:₦5m
2017 Hyundai Tucson:₦6.5m
2015 Hyundai Elantra:₦4m

Loading and offloading to be done by you

Jaid

Thanks @Jaid. I have two more question, how much is it to offload the container and those cars are going to East, if I pay for compromise, is it advisable?

Hello Jaid,

Please how much to clear the following both compromised and VIN;

Shipping line MSC

Country of Origin: Canada

Container content: 4 Cars
2015 Honda Accord
2017 Toyota Corolla
2017 Hyundai Tucson
2015 Hyundai Elantra

Thank you

You're right, the boy must have been very dirty during childhood to have such toenails. Considering all the money he's made, if his toenails are still this scary and he's not even ashamed to show them, imagine how they must have looked before he achieved stardom.

CuriousCart:
Is it still football that gave him those scabies all over his legs?

Keep making excuses.
The boy obviously was a dirty pig in his childhood and he should take better care of himself now that he's making money.


There are many footballers that have played more years than Mainoo has lived on this Earth and their toes are still perfect.

What those boots do to your toe nails is insane! Football isn't easy.

Please Jaid, how much will 2017 Toyota Corolla cost to clear? Thank you.

oliverjiad:
okay

Please declare the loads in it for better quotation

Jaid

Used tires, furnitures and car parts (engines, shock and doors, and trunks)

oliverjiad:
okay is there any loads in the container and what's the shipping line

Regards

Jaid

Yes, there are loads & shipping line is MSC

Thanks @jaid,

Here are the vehicles

2010 HYUNDAI SANTA FE LIMITED
2009 HONDA RIDGELINE-
2015 TOYOTA CAMRY-

Regards.

@jaid, the 2010 SanatFe will be containerized from Canada, but the 2016 Hyundai Tucson and 2007 RAV4 is RORO from US

Thanks @jaid and ojeysky.

Please what about clearing for Hyundai SantaFe 2010
Hyundai Tucson 2016
Toyota RAV4 2007?

Thanks a lot

Please what's the most recent cost to clear 2017 Ford Escape is this brand widely accepted by Nigerians like Toyota? Thank you

Hello house,

Please I am in need of a very good auto body technician that specializes in turning accidented cars to new in Lagos, especially near Appapa. Please house any recommendation will be well appreciated. Thanks

Why Bola Ahmed Tinubu Former Governor of Lagos State won the 2023 Presidential election!!

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I told people that these three guys were doomed even before the election. I don't know how they wanted to win. It's more of having one's head in the cloud.

One party divided into three shortly before a general election can't win. They simply clear out each other. They don't have technical analysts. They simply share their votes with the minimal incursion into APC strongholds.

Thank God for the currency policy colonization of CBN, and the fuel crisis, if not by now, no one will be talking about the numbers, Asiwaju's declaration speech will be the object of debate. He would have won with a far greater margin.

The man is the cat with nine lives. He plays his game very well and will never let any slob mess them up for him. He knows his weaknesses and compliments this with strong first-class minds and ideologues. He fixes his mind on the trophy and refused to be distracted. He kicks at the right time and speaks when the time is most auspicious.

He hates no one. He believes life is about interest. Today you are not with him, the next he brings you on board. He courts and builds relationships. He develops his vision while others are sleeping. He will allow you to take the crumbs while he waits for the full meal. He surrendered his senate ambition to Ganiyu Solomon, refused to be VP or nominated his wife but picked an apolitical pastor whom he invested so much in trust and otherwise. When he wanted to play cheat on him, he released his boys to go for him. He made them ostracize him and cut him off politically. He simply made an Akintola out of him.

For almost 20 years he decided on his ambition, played his game, and worked for it. Set up a party that pushed out cronies he knew won't win and expanded the platform to negotiate and bargain with the northern new power brokers and traditional rulers. They believe he keeps his word and doesn't stab from behind. The old order however is scared of his independent mind, courage, and boldness. He dealt a big blow on the Afenifere group, made a mess of OBJ, and cut off Bode George but have the likes of General Ipoola Akinrinade, prof Soyinka, and other key strategic guys from his race around him.

The above illustrates how to build ambition. He didn't build his own on quicksands. The outcome is the result of this election and many are yet to accept its reality. They are not realists, he is. He has his feet firmly on the ground.

Rather than take advantage of the poor state of the economy, security, and disenchantment with the APC regime by building strong alliances across the country, they choose to be over-ambitious and refused to accept that three of them can't all be president at the same time. This is one lesson of life. Inordinate ambition. Lack of flexibility. Lack of strategic thinking.

In 2015, Asiwaju led a merger process that defeated the ruling party. The proponent of the merger was not oblivious to the fact of history. They knew none of the small and regional parties can confront a political behemoth like PDP, hence the need for handshakes across. They even went ahead and poach strategic members of the ruling party, used them and later dump them knowing how prostitutes they are.

Rather than build a formidable party to confront the APC, the PDP got fractionalized into PDP-NNP, PDP-Labour, PDP- Dubai, and even the 5 renegade governors. The outcome is the failure they refused to accept today.

Obi led a mob that was built around religious and ethnic sentiments. Telling the church to take over the country. The message sounded sweet to the leaders of many of the pentecostal units, but they ignored the startling consequences of making such a statement in a country with many religions. His native people who some years back hated him in their utterances for his dismal performance as a governor suddenly saw a route to the presidency, bullying and insulting everyone on the way, forgetting that winning the presidential election is beyond the region. They didn't read history very well. Awo tried it, but he failed.

They got support from the youths down south mostly influenced by their huge membership of the pentecostal churches and collective excitement. This group is filled majorly by those into showbiz, comedians, musicians, artists, etc

Atiku built his candidacy and championed it on the basis of the large population of voters from the north. He appealed to his people who naturally feel entitled to the leadership of the country. The same Atiku whose permanent hometown is Dubai wants to be president since 1992, yet has refused to build the needed capacity to win. He lacked conviction, lacked tack, and was unstable.

Kwakwanso on the other hand knew about his limited reach but wanted to prove a point. Yes, he has proved that point. He is truly a spoiler.

The three of them simply canceled each other out. Everywhere they won, Asiwaju came second. In kano Kwakwanso won, but Asiwaju's margin of over 400k against Atiku was more than enough to clear out the loss to him in Osun, Yobe, katsina, and Adamawa. Obi won Lagos but the winning didn't translate to anything. The margin was not up to a 10th of his loss in Ondo, Osun, Ekiti, and Oyo states, talk less of niger and Kwara.

They refused to deal with the ruling party as one unit. They have themselves to blame. Anyone who has been following politics will know that none of them was going to win. In 1983, the failure of Chief Obafemi Awolowo and Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe to step down for one another led to the massive winning of the NPN.

An alliance that was muted by the Turks in the north led by Shehu Musa Yaradua, to confront NPN failed because the two gladiators were not ready to step down. Both wanted to become president but forgot the theory of probability. They were not going to be president at the same time. They failed to accept that. Instead, they went into the election as two weak parties.

As the consequence, UPN failed to win Oyo, and Bendel gained Kwara due to the crisis between Adamu Attah and Olusola Saraki the then governor of Kwara state from the Ebira stock and senate majority leader respectively. The same thing played out in Oyo state when UPN at the last minute had great members like chief SM Afolabi from ire and Osun division alongside the likes of chief Busari Oloyede Adelakun the strong man from Ejioku in the now largely local government and others decanting to NPN. They teamed up with the Oyo, Ogbomosho, and Ibadan axis of the NPN to defeat UPN.

On the part of the Nigeria People's Party (NPP) led by Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, they failed to win Anambra his own home state, and Benue under Aper Aku. The party was only able to retain the Imo state because of the strong influence and performance of Sam Mbakwe. Even Jim Nwobodo was defeated by the combined strength of Dr. CC Onnoh and Ikemba Odimegwu Ojukwu.

This election has come and gone. These guys making noises now, didn't plan to win. If at all they did, their plans were on very weak grounds. They also seem to have their heads in the cloud. They forgot the rules. Numbers, unity of the team, capacity, financial muscle, and relationship across the many divides. Etc.

Way forward.

The country needs strong opposition. The country must exist with a strong alternative at all times. The best way to make the ruling party perform is to have a strong shadow ruling party. But not in the mold of PDP. Democracy strives on the basis of the regular election with options to make choices.

Having said that, Kwakwanso and Obi must reach a deal on how to work together, work with Soludo to deepen their hold in the South East, and build relationships beyond. The new party should desist from playing religious and ethnic cards. Forget about building mobs. Forget about being fantasized about by religious leaders with crooked interests. Play genuine opposition and grow numbers by harvesting renegades from the ruling party, identify the strength of the ruling party, and attack them from their weakest point.

To my mind, this is the best election since the days of June 12. Imagine a sitting president losing his state, the projected winner losing his main base, and key strategic governors not able to deliver. The labuor party, NNP, and APGA should merge, leave PDP out and start working for the next election.

Williams Akalumhe.

Financial expert and a political analyst

The write up is not about the war in Ukraine, but slavery, killings in imprisonment of African/ Black African freedom fighters, looting of African resources, invading/ destabilizing of African countries etc. by the West ( American and UK the main culprits)

Now the war in Ukraine, do not be deceived by what the western media wants you to hear and see, Ukraine is gone, it’s only a matter of days. If not why will the stupid Ukrainian President be shouting “shut down the sky”? Russian army have almost taken over the capital.

The discovery by Russia that US was building Nuclear weapon in Ukraine is true despite their denial.

Penguin2:
Russia is having a bloody nose in Ukraine yet una never tire to dey support am.

Imeobong:
Harry wrote...
Russia NEVER had black slaves nor did Russia create a market to trade black people (1600-1800).

Russia NEVER participated in the Berlin conference to share Africa like some piece of goat meat (1884).

Russia NEVER colonised, underdeveloped and looted Africa's resources (1914-1960).

Russia NEVER enabled a safety net for African leaders to hide stolen funds, use these stolen funds to develop itself and then grant the same funds back to Africa as loans.

Russia never invaded and destabilized any African country (Libya, Somalia, Congo, Burkina Faso, Egypt, South Africa, et cetera).

Russia NEVER killed any of African Freedom Fighter but UK and USA have killed hundreds of of our Saviours and thousands you of our African Freedom Fighters are still languishing in different prisons and dungeons all over America.
Who killed Marcus Garvey of Black Panther USA.
Who killed Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso.
Who killed Patrice Lumumba of Congo.
Who killed Malcolm X. Of Black Panther.
Who killed Mu'ammar Al' Gaddafi of Libya.
Who killed Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Of African American.
Who Killed Tupac Sharkur.
Who Killed Fela Kuti.
Who Killed Stephen Biko of Bantu in South Africa.
Who Killed Solomon Mahlangu.
Who killed 5 million BIAFRANS.
...et cetera.
Those who did the aforementioned are the ones pushing the narrative that "Russia" has become the Boogeyman... Those who colonized and for about 100 years refused to share their technology with Africa want Africa to like those they like and hate those they hate.
Nah! Never again!

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Harry wrote...
Russia NEVER had black slaves nor did Russia create a market to trade black people (1600-1800).

Russia NEVER participated in the Berlin conference to share Africa like some piece of goat meat (1884).

Russia NEVER colonised, underdeveloped and looted Africa's resources (1914-1960).

Russia NEVER enabled a safety net for African leaders to hide stolen funds, use these stolen funds to develop itself and then grant the same funds back to Africa as loans.

Russia never invaded and destabilized any African country (Libya, Somalia, Congo, Burkina Faso, Egypt, South Africa, et cetera).

Russia NEVER killed any of African Freedom Fighter but UK and USA have killed hundreds of of our Saviours and thousands you of our African Freedom Fighters are still languishing in different prisons and dungeons all over America.
Who killed Marcus Garvey of Black Panther USA.
Who killed Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso.
Who killed Patrice Lumumba of Congo.
Who killed Malcolm X. Of Black Panther.
Who killed Mu'ammar Al' Gaddafi of Libya.
Who killed Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Of African American.
Who Killed Tupac Sharkur.
Who Killed Fela Kuti.
Who Killed Stephen Biko of Bantu in South Africa.
Who Killed Solomon Mahlangu.
Who killed 5 million BIAFRANS.
...et cetera.
Those who did the aforementioned are the ones pushing the narrative that "Russia" has become the Boogeyman... Those who colonized and for about 100 years refused to share their technology with Africa want Africa to like those they like and hate those they hate.
Nah! Never again!

Check below on how a gubernatorial candidate will be choose base on PDP constitution.

Now, tell me how Governor Udom Emmanuel will fail to produce this Udo Eno man as PDP Candidate?

FULL LIST OF DELEGATES FOR PDP GUBER PRIMARIES

According to Section 25(2)(C) of the PDP Constitution the governorship candidate of the party shall be elected by the state party congress which by virtue of Section 25(1)(A - O) comprises:
* State Party Chairman
* Governor
* Deputy Governor
* BOT Member of the party from the state
* Members of State Executive Ctee
* National Party Exco Member from the state
* Zonal Party Exco Member from the state
* 13 National Assembly Members
* 26 State House Members
* 31 Local Government Chairmen
* 31 Local Government Vice Chairmen
* 31 LG Party Secretaries
* 31 LG Party Treasurers
* 31 LG Youth Leaders
* 31 LG Woman Leaders
* 987 Adhoc Delegates of 3 from each 329 wards
* Former State Working Ctee Members
* Former Governor produced by the party
* Former Deputy Governor produced by the party
* Former SHA Speaker produced by the party
* Former SHA Deputy Speaker produced by the party.

These are the delegates made available for Akwa Ibom State by the party constitution. And from the above list it means we have barely a thousand five hundred delegates and 987 of them are unknown soldiers in the Governor's kitty all of whom are designated Adhoc Delegates.

We the youths wants OBA or Luke, tell me how we can dominate them barring in mind the PDP constitution?

revolt:
must he control his boy...didn't he break loose from attah? Plus I don't think he decamped cos of state politics. He decamped cos apc was coming for him via efcc.....

What you saying? Seems you are not even current with the history of Akwa Ibom politics

GOA was not Attah’s candidate, Attah had a candidate (his son in-law) it was Obasanjo because of the Onshore-offshore oil dichotomy beef he had with Attah that single handedly gave GOA the ticket.

Go do your findings well……

revolt:
Akpabio still remains best governor of akwaibom state...dude messed up by decamping ..

This is understandable, but if we were in his shoe, we’ll do same. Like now, what do you think will happened with:

Luke
OBA
… and Akan Udofia?

They’ll all decamp. GOA would have been disgraced by his boy cause of power of incumbency if he never decamp.

GOA will be laughing now

“What goes around comes around” they have all forgotten their betrayal of GOA

And Luke responded later via his verified Facebook page::

We Are Still On Course

1. Out of respect and as a loyal party man, I honored an innocent invitation from the Governor for a meeting this evening at the lodge;

2. At the meeting my brother from my local government and Federal Constituency, Pst Umo Eno was presented as the choice of the Governor for succession;

3. It was at the said meeting that I heard of the agenda and choice for the first time and no one held any discussion with me prior to the meeting;

4. I am not against the choice of the Governor coming from my local government, Federal Constituency nor the aspiration of my brother;

5.However, as a fellow aspirant from the same local government at the same advantage when successful, my aspiration to serve the state in the capacity of the Governor remains on course;

6. This statement would not have been necessary but not for the misrepresentation in media which may create a negative impression about my person and the reputation God has helped me to build these number of years in public service;

7. My supporters and those sympathetic to my cause should please note that we are as resolute as ever in our desire to give our people purposeful leadership in the office of the Governor come 2023.
God’s Amazing Grace has always seen us through and will always see us through.

Onofiok Akpan Luke

BREAKING NEWS

2023: GOVERNOR EMMANUEL SETTLES FOR PASTOR UMO ENO
…EX GOV ATTAH PRESENTS COMMISSIONER FOR LANDS TO PDP STAKEHOLDERS
Governor Udom Emmanuel has finally ended months of speculations and permutations with the presentation of one of his cabinet members to succeed him as Governor in 2023.

At a well attended PDP Stakeholders' Meeting which took place this evening at the Governor's Lodge, in Uyo, Governor Udom Emmanuel, after months of seeking the face of God, finally announced his Commissioner for Lands and Water Resources, Pastor Umo Eno, as his preferred choice to succeed him.

Former Governor, Obong (Arc) Victor Attah, thereafter made the formal presentation of Pastor Eno to the Stakeholders which comprises major and leading political chieftains from the three Senatorial Districts, who all applauded the choice and pledged to work towards his emergence as the Governor of the State come 2023.

Pastor Eno spoke passionately and emotionally about how he grew up in the Police barracks and how dreary and challenging those days were, but he summoned hope to overcome those difficulties.

He said he was grateful to God and to Governor Emmanuel for finding him worthy of the onerous task to lead the people of the State and continue the people-focused and developmental strides of Governor Udom Emmanuel .

Bishop Uma Ukpai and the Prelate Emeritus of the Methodist Church of Nigeria, Dr. Sunday Mbang prayed for his success, a sentiment that was re-echoed by the Oku Ibom Ibibio and Chairman of State Council of Chiefs, Ntenyin Solomon Etuk.

Among those who attended the event, were the Deputy Governor, Mr. Moses Ekpo, MFR, Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Aniekan Bassey, Senators Akon Eyakenyi, Effiong Bob, Ibok Essien, Aloysius Etok, former Deputy Governor, Etim Okpoyo, Member, representing Etinan Federal Constituency at the National Assembly, Onofiok Luke, PDP Party Chairman, Elder Aniekan Akpan, Barrister Emmanuel Enoidem, the National Coordinator of the Maintain Peace Movement, (MPM) . Hon Pat Ifon, Member representing Eket Federal Constituency at the National Assembly and Member, PDP BOT, Chief Nduese Essien, a former Minister of Housing, Ambassador Assam Assam, SAN, Nigeria’s former Ambassador to Russia , Fathers of Faith, and other leading members of the state’s political class.