₦airaland Forum

GAZZUZZ:
sorry bro, you just got bleeped, always get a pro to look over a vehicle before paying. The abs is a known issue with corrola 2007-12 abs unit will set you back by 450k (brand new unit) I [b]will personally prefer converting the a.c to the clutch type [/b][b][/b], it's more tolerant to abuse and rearly fails.

bigtt76:
Thank God I sorted my fees long before all these mess ...wonder how I for survive! Sometimes sacrificing comfort pays

kingreign:
bad belle
I bear say dem say who say you say your venza na righty converted

Truckpusher:
It was your Messiah Buhari that embarked on that shameless journey of deporting fellow Africans from Nigeria ,blaming them for his economic woes after he failed with his draconian policies which seems to have reared it's ugly head once again and unfortunately people like you were chanting sai baba .
Well, I've always known that one can't give what they don't have in them.

SirJeffry:
But I can't see any "Ghana-must-go" bag so where did the name emanate from?

Chai, but Pa Bubu wicked oo.

Abeg, who don be adult in '83 mek he gist us well on this?

holyrolex:
Registered 2008 accord,bought brandnew ,40k mileage ,as good as toks!
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stancod:
Gudday Royal Nairalanders.pls i need reasonable advice.it about building my future.i have 200k with me & either of these two business;poultry farm(layers) or cooking gas are the types of business on my mind nd also nobody doing those business in my community.pls house which one would be okay for me to start with 200k and ideals on how to run the business.thanks to u all. Moderator pls front page

Shagati:
I sense a lot of sarcasm in the previous posts.
Op only asked a simple question eiiisssh!!

Dear OP, I have scoured the internet for you and found this excellent 2016 sample in midnight black for $169 (N45,000).
Shipping and clearing should be another $300 max.

So you see, you have seriously over budgeted for this ride.
Happy buying

Divinne:
Hello Siena,

Thank you for your wrong understanding and explanation of the Polyurethane coil spring cushion buffers. As the distributors in Nigeria, we have so far supplied and installed the product in over 6000 Sedans, SUV's, Bullet-proof vehicles, also road-runners and transport lines in Nigeria without complains.

Shock absorber cushion buffer is designed the cushion the impact that goes to the shock absorber and other suspension components from bad roads, reduces the cost of repairing suspension components, maintains ground clearance when carrying heavy load, maintains vehicle stability when taking a sharp turn, increases tire and suspension life, reduces noise and vibration from the suspension, enhances the braking system, reduces drivers fatigue from long journeys, etc.

i believe we all are online and can simply google (Polyurethane shock absorber cushion buffer) for an educative explanation and demonstration of the product. pls try and watch the few minutes videos and see the forums that have discussed the product over the years from india, malaysia, spain, japan, UK, America etc. Also the product is selling heavily on Amazon, Ebay, etc.

@Siena, I am sure you have never seen or used this product before, pls do not misguide people that believe in you because of lack of knowledge and information. Guyz, welcome to this forum. With google search engine your can confirm any information and do not rely on anyone. For more Information, Pls visit https://www.facebook.com/shockabsorbercushion/ Thank you.

cintowolex:
Going

LordAdam:
From a basic standpoint, the overbloated and inefficient civil service is a problem. However, it is not the root cause, especially when you extrapolate from a specific country to the whole continent. It is only a symptom of the problem. The root cause of the failures in Africa, in my opinion, is the fact that the people are simpletons. It is the people not those in power.

If we want to succeed, we have to change how we think, how we do things, and thoroughly evaluate what we want and how to get there.

The success of the pan-African movement championed by Zik, Nkrumah, Kaunda et al was that they had a different thought-process from the average African, possibly because they had western schooling. I'm not ass-licking now, but western education expanded their intellect. Why their pet projects failed was because they had vision but lacked the requisite supportive hands to bring that vision to reality. This is because the people they had to use still had the depressive, retrogressive African thought process.

Today the pan-African movement is dead and disgraceful because the original thought process behind it has been corrupted by the retrogressive basic African thought process.

Even if you streamline the work force, what about the crippling violent ethnic tensions and massive corruption tendencies? What about the accountability deficit? How about the irrepressible drive to celebrate mediocrity? What about the absolute lack of good governance and respect for rule of law? Look at the supposed African leaders at the AU? The current AU chairman is the president of Chad who has been in seat for 26 years.

Reducing the civil service will not magically erode these problems. In fact, the reason why we cannot reinvigorate the civil service is because of these problems.

-Lord

zero7:
I'll advice you not to waste your advice on people who didn't ask for your advice

zero7:
Too low sir, dollar price will soon double.

teddy2t:
Never mind all d post it's a renewed post