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GAZZUZZ:1AZ-FE -2.0 Liter- 2001-03 RAV4 2AZ-FE 2.4 liter- 2004- 10 RAV4 ![]() |
peterjero:with Primera rear bumper ![]() |
omo them set sha! |
horlermesheye:I think this amount is too much for a converted ride! cc. Gazzuz |
abeg help: thomaseghosa@gmail.com |
Good news? |
CBN grants Wi-Pay int’l money transfer licence – Punch NOVEMBER 1, 2016 BY ABOKIFX By Ozioma Ubabukoh Wi-Pay has been granted an approval-in-principle by the Central Bank of Nigeria for international money transfer operations. In a letter signed by the CBN’s Acting Director of Trade and Exchange, Mr. W.D. Gotring, the apex bank stated that upon review of its application, an approval was granted to the company to commence operations for international remittances. The market for international inbound remittance to Nigeria is said to be substantial and growing steadily. Based on 2015 figures, over $21bn was remitted to Nigeria, which made it the second highest source of foreign exchange flow after crude oil exports, surpassing both foreign direct and portfolio investments. Nigeria ranks as the leading international remittance destination in Africa and one of the top 10 global destinations, according to the World Bank 2016 Remittance Factbook. Experts note that so far, legacy operators such as Western Union, MoneyGram and RIA, with a combined market share of over 80 per cent, dominate the international remittance business. With the licensing of new digital and nimble operators such as Wi-Pay Global, the emphasis will be on providing digital Peer-to-Peer (P2P) speedy, convenient and reliable remittance services to Nigerians in the Diaspora at a cheaper cost. “The uniqueness of Wi-Pay service-offering is the ‘Triple-Play Strategy’ that allows the company to leverage the infrastructure and customer base of local partners and affiliated companies to deliver value seamlessly, securely and cheaper under a single platform to Nigerians at home and abroad,” the Head, Information Technology/Operations, Wi-Pay, Charles Ighedo, said. He stated that beyond international money transfer, Wi-Pay long-term strategy entailed offering domestic money transfers, bill payments, airtime top-ups, airline ticket purchases, payment terminal services and other value-added services via the PoS terminals, online portal and mobile App. According to him, in the last 15 months, over N1.2bn ($3.9m) in the PoS Wi-Pay Technologies Nigeria had processed transactions through a network of 430 merchant locations in Nigeria, while the fast growing online portal and mobile app have logged in over 2,200 registered users. “Therefore, the current IMTO approval fits into the overall business model of the Wi-Pay ecosystem and long-term vision of becoming a leading e-payment solutions provider and world-class Fintech company,” Ighedo added. Source: http://abokifx.com/cbn-grants-wi-pay-intl-money-transfer-licence-punch/ |
kingreign:i would say otherwise... The only weak point i see in the 2GR was noted in the early models where a rubber oil return line was used, which could rupture with age and lead to immediate catastrophic engine damage. And i believe this was corrected with an updated part made of steel instead. Honda 3.5l VCM engines on the other hand are prone to engine oil shortage due to the inherent design of the VCM (variable cylinder management) technology, and early models had situations where pistons rings were easily compromised, leading to recurrent engine misfires. For me the VCM engine was just a lazy alternative for them to have used a six speed automatic transmission( i am talking of the camry and accord oh!), compared to the Toyota's 2GR, because both engines both had almost the same horsepower output and fuel efficiency (depending on the car it was used on.) The fact that Honda 3.5 VCM engine still used timing belt give it the final nail to the coffin for me. |
olajide21:IT IS STILL OVERPRICED! Happy sales tho |
ademusiwa2ii: ![]() Chei! This one don craze ![]() |
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really? Happy sales! |
Nigeria! a unique country indeed! |
The naira is expected to appreciate further this week following the Central Bank of Nigeria’s approval of dollar sale to Bureau De Change operators. The CBN has given approvals to First Bank of Nigeria Limited and Travelex, a global foreign exchange company, to commence sale of dollars to the BDC operators. Travelex had last week commenced dollar sale to the BDC operators in line with the central bank’s approval and directive. First Bank also said it had received the CBN approval to commence sale of dollars to the BDC operators. The naira closed at 460 to the dollar on Friday, firmer than 473 the previous Friday. At the official window, the local currency was quoted at 314.50/dollar on the official interbank window at 11:21GMT. The local currency has consistently closed around 305 to the dollar in the last four weeks. “About 1,700 bureaux de change are currently accessing $15,000 each from Travelex every week and we expect the improved dollar liquidity in the market to have positive impact on the value of the naira,” the President, Association of Bureau De Change Operators of Nigeria, Aminu Gwadabe, told Reuters. The Ghana cedi is expected to maintain its stability against the dollar this week and news of higher than expected inflation will take time to filter through to the foreign exchange market. The cedi closed at 3.9600 against the dollar on Friday. Ghana’s central bank had set a mid-term target for inflation of eight per cent by mid-2017 but inflation rose to 17.2 percent in September, from 16.9 The Tanzanian shilling is expected to remain stable this week due to sapped demand for United States dollars. The Tanzanian shilling is forecast to remain stable this week with a slowdown in demand for the United States dollars from importers. Commercial banks quoted the shilling at 2,178/2,188 to the dollar on Friday, unchanged from it recorded the previous week. The Kenyan shilling is expected to find support from foreign exchange inflows from institutional investors buying government securities. At 0905 GMT, commercial banks quoted the shilling at 101.20/40 to the dollar, the same as last Friday. “There are capital flows coming into the market and I see that supporting the shilling,” said a trader from a commercial bank. The Zambian kwacha may come under pressure this week due to reduced supply of dollars. At 1214 GMT, commercial banks quoted the currency of Africa’s second-largest copper producer at 9.9500 per dollar from 9.8900 a week ago. “After the tax payment deadline, we could see a reduction in (dollar) supply and consequently take the rate higher,” the local branch of South Africa’s First National Bank said in a note. The Ugandan shilling is forecast to weaken over the next one week, sapped by surging appetite from offshore investors cutting positions in government debt and banks taking advantage of excess local currency liquidity. At 2201 GMT commercial banks quoted the shilling at 3,435/3,445, weaker than last Friday’s close of 3,400/3,410. “There’s quite a lot of liquidity in the interbank and I think players will be taking advantage of that to build positions,” said a trader at one commercial bank, who added that offshore investors would also likely be offloading some debt after a fall in debt yields at recent auctions. http://abokifx.com/naira-continue-gain-dollar-supply-bdcs-punch/ |
Plasmbob1:Please how do i contact you? You are indeed a friend i need . Did you study Engineering?( I did by the way.) |
Plasmbob1:For this brilliant response, i would like to ask you out! Nothing turns me on quicker than a beautiful lady with a brilliant mind |
viazi:i need them in portharcourt |
Sweetle:From what you said, you are smart and intelligent. i wish i could meet you in person. |
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I HAVE 1.4 MILL |
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Funny guy. This car for 2 million(asking)? With dashboard getting bad, rear boot( trunk) misaligned, worn interior? Happy sales anyway. |
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mogreen22: ![]() 07068335918 o boy u don see any 13 pin for me? |
for a converted manual car? way overpriced. |
kingreign:
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mayor2013:Jesus! |
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