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Garshyzee:
Thats becauss you went into it without knowing anything about it...sorry about that though

That's why I said, it's not ideal for the novice.

Garshyzee:
Not necessarily... If you're into the business you'd have access to good drivers around.. I do have them..

I was into it before, I was taught a serious lesson. I will never advice any novice to try it at all.

In fact, I lost and suffer for it; but I learnt alot.

kamtrix:
Ok thanks. I'll call you in the evening

If you're not planning to drive the Maruwa by yourself. Have a rethink.

From first hand experiences.

That's beautiful, Happy Val

Happy Birthday uncle lala, Tomorrow is my birthday as well so we share the same month and almost same day.

Happy Birthday to us.

Encouraging

That's strong question.

Dancing competition

Bookmarked

hischoice:
There was this one I met through Nairaland.

When we finally met at Àgùdà, he was so nice, smooth and sleek; hook me to eatery fah. I couldn't have foreseen that he was fattening me for the slaughterhouse.

When my guy was done with me, I cursed the person that invented the internet.

That's painful. You can share the experience on here so people can learn from it in order to avoid similar occurrence

We should always take preventive measures whenever we are dealing or transacting with people and some who hide under the fake companies. Almost all sectors are corrupt from government to private to individuals. Oil & gas na die. Banking, Transportation, Mining, Manufacturing and so on. We should always be careful not to be a victim of these scammers.

If comes to real estate, I created a thread on this forum on workable measures to avoid been scammed, though it's not applicable to all situations; nevertheless we can learn something meaningful from it.


https://www.nairaland.com/4619603/preventive-measures-when-buying-land

That's serious