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dipcyn:
@inception please help a brother out.

please get someone to inspect the car for you. Let him check the engine, ac compressor if it is still factory and gearbox operation.

I would personally go for the Non turbo.

HeavenlyBang:
I did not receive the jet engine borale I requested. 1/10, would never do business with Gazzuzz again.

As a fellow Demeanor car dealer, i can help you check at owode

tjfasasi:
Good day MotorGuru, thanks for the great work of knowledge impartation here, between a 2008 Volvo XC90 3.2L, 2008 Sienna, 2008 Toyota Highlander and 2008 Honda Pilot (all tokunbo). How will you rate them on general terms, reliability, maintenance: fuel efficiency and service parts cost.

I would go for the highlander.Toyota reliability that is legendary.

Can it go for 2.8?

kingreign:
Your car manufacturer states 30psi cold air pressure. Is your ABS light on?

I don't think this affects the ABS, being a Toyota.

But the TPMS light will definitely be on.

And true, your Tire pressure should not be more than 30PSI.

jaxxy:
Follow the constitution and law simple. The senario in Nepal was not politically motivated.

Abeg help me tell am. Spewing ignorance like a pregnant woman throwing spit

CilicMarin:
Olodo Chukwudi, Senate has no role to play in removal of CJN

Na you be the real mumu. Chai! such an ignorant fellow. Hope you know that it is not every thing you will get on Google.

Iykenuwa:
CJN Shuns CCT

Chief Wole Olanipekun who led 46 other Senior Advocates of Nigeria and 43 other lawywers, told the tribunal that the CJN had filed a motion dated January 14, challenging jurisdiction of the tribunal to try him.
"We are not just challenging jurisdiction, we are even challenging the jurisdiction of this tribunal to even sniff that charge.", Olanipekun submitted.

Read and Enjoy your Buhari


Buhari: The Only Leader Ever Who Voted Against His Nation

Uzor Maxim Uzoatu

“I remember in 1985 in Africa Hall that he was for confirmation of Dr Peter Onu of Nigeria, who was acting Secretary General but Nigeria’s Head of State Gen Muhammadu Buhary was adamant in his support of Niger’s candidate, Idi Omaro, a Fulani Muslim. In a meeting, a handful of Presidents led by Nyerere met with Gen Buhary and Nwalimu begged him: ‘Please give us Peter!’ Buhary refused and forgot even to be courteous to his old peers. What was astonishing, when the vote was in favour of Niger’s candidate, the Nigerian Head rejoiced to such a degree that he was unable to control his emotions. That was a moment I witnessed and was convinced that General Buhary would not last long as a leader.” – The OAU: Reality Or Fiction by Ibrahim Daggash, former Head of Information and Communication, Organization of African Unity (OAU); pg 69; ISBN 1-9044722-25-3

It is unheard-of in history that a self-respecting leader of a country would vote against his country’s candidate in international diplomacy. But here, you have it in black and white, in a book, that former Head of State General Muhammadu Buhari would rather have a Fulani Muslim candidate from Niger instead of Nigeria’s own esteemed Dr. Peter Onu. Not even the highly revered then President of Tanzania, Julius Nyerere could make Buhari to change his mind.
This kind of bizarre shamelessness is why Nigeria is the laughing stock of the civilized world. It is unthinkable that any leader, anywhere would insult his own country by backing an opponent from another country. The crude tragedy here is that it was the selfsame Buhari who made this patriotic statement: “This generation of Nigerians and indeed future generations have no other country than Nigeria. We must stay here to salvage it together.”
How would the late Peter Onu have faith in Nigeria when he could not get the support of his country’s leader? It is as though the so-called leader was more interested in the ethnicity and religion of Peter Onu’s opponent from Niger than any bonds of citizenship with his Nigerian compatriot. Cry, the beloved country, as Alan Paton entitled his sad book.
Attaining the great post of Secretary-General of the then OAU was a task most African countries gave their all in raising their diplomatic stakes. In Peter Onu’s case, he even had the other African countries rooting for him because of his undoubted competence only to be abandoned by the very man at the helm of affairs in his own country.
Indeed Chinua Achebe was spot-on when he stated that the trouble with Nigeria stood on leadership in his classic little book The Trouble With Nigeria. A leader that cannot support his countrymen and women can only be aid to be worse than useless. How indeed will Nigerians be motivated to lift up the country? It all means that all the croaking about “One Nigeria” is a huge joke.
Buhari’s antecedents can only deal a deathblow to his current attempt at winning the presidency of Nigeria. He is not showing in any sense whatsoever that he has changed from his old ways which made the author to state in the book quoted above at the beginning of this article that “he was convinced that General Buhary (sic) would not last long as a leader.”
All over the internet are quotes of Buhari stressing that he would ensure the entrenchment of the controversial Sharia law all over the country. In a plural society such as Nigeria, that is a surefire way to covet trouble. Buhari ought to know that the country is no longer under military where his word was law. Even then, he was even so easily overthrown by his military peers due to his bad politics.
Buhari had earlier said quite undiplomatically that Muslims should vote for only Muslims. It goes against the grain for a man who aspires to be the leader of all to sound so parochial. Buhari obviously has his fawning sycophants, but the larger public remains unimpressed.
It is this his latching to the praise songs of his toadies that makes Buhari imagine that he can ride roughshod over simple rules like presenting his school certificate to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Celebrating a man who manufactures a Statement of Result from Katsina State of 1961 in lieu of his mandatory school certificate in the contest for the Nigerian presidency aptly sums up the sorry fate of the country where a child from Anambra State, for instance, must score more than 139 marks to be admitted into the so-called Unity Schools while another child from Yobe State is only required to score just 2, as in TWO, marks. Pathetic!
A leader who shamelessly helped to defeat his own country, to actually vote against the country he led, as Buhari did in Peter Onu’s contest for the Secretary-General post of the then OAU has no business putting up his head to lead the country yet again. Since he is so desirous of supporting his Fulani mates from Niger, would it not be wiser to aspire to lead Niger Republic instead? Somebody urgently needs to CHANGE himself first!

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I think the highest score so far came from ISI, Ibadan in 2000
His name is Bosun Adeoti. He scored 347 out of a possible 400.
The guy left Unilag then for MIT.

Oga , that is a naija used 07-09 Lexus ES350 you are putting up for sale for 4 million?

Wow.

BTW don't be received, the front bumper and lights were only upgraded with 250k.

Still available?

Oga Luvinhubby i hail.

Pls is the 2013 Acura TL front bumper + front grille+ front foglight available?

And how much pls.

diportivo:
your range rover sports will cost you around 320k for everything including super glue

autotrader014:
No sir

What is your last price

autotrader014:
Super clean tokumbor 2013 Hyundai Sonata for cheap sale. Car is extra clean, super sound engine, clean leather interior, auto transmission, buy and drive.

Price: N3.9m asking

3m for this ride

2.5 million

HeavenlyBang:
Yes, the IS350 is a real sleeper. You think it's some slow, smooth-riding Lexus and then you step on the throttle and the thing fuckin goes like a bastard.

G37 suspension is solid. It's a harsher ride than your IS, though.

Ditto on parts availability. I was looking at a G37 Coupe, too, but I'm not at all sure about how readily available parts are. For some perspective, there's not a single G37 Coupe currently on sale online in Nigeria at the moment. Good luck finding parts.

Nice review. But bro what do you think about the GS350 (2007). I know it is heavier(hence slower than the IS) but i am talking in terms of parts availability (apart from the engine o ) and reliability(including the engine )

The only thing i hate about the IS is that the rear seats are too cramped but design wise , i think it is a more beautiful car

2.5m

still available?

2.5 million serious buyer