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Whoever wrote this letter/rebuttal deserves a standing ovation.
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How can someone get involved in the business? Do I lease trailers to NNPC or do they have independent haulers?

Any info will be appreciated.
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It is good for her personal security.

Some information are better kept secret.

Next, they will start referring to him as "Madam".

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Land Rover LR3!

I suspect "rewires" and their bad connections.

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Send text messages.

I already know. About 80% texts and calls will be kiss_@sses telling them they are doing wonderful job in the hope of some favour.

Nigerians are hypocrites.
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Every action has equal and opposite reaction.

Don't try to cheat nature.

If you jump off a building, expect gravitational forces to take over. Can you preach against that? Revenge is in order. The thought of it is enough deterrent for some people. Take it away, the society runs wild. Eg. Blaming evil acts on satan shifts responsibilities. No! Incinerate the perperator(s). Sorry. The world is not an El Dorado.
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Even with the uproar generated by the omission, not one senator is raising his/her voice. The ever loquacious, twitter senator went deaf and dumb all of a sudden. The only comment he made was to refute a call out.

This issue goes beyond party affiliation. But then, every one in the senate is in it for egoistic reasons. My sympathy goes to those who fail to see it as such and who are quick to shed blood, trade blames and curses for the oppressors who couldn't care less.
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taiyesoul:
My People,who can tell me how many times the word "Deo" which its meaning is unknown appears in that baseless statement above?

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Expand your knowledge.

Deo = God.

He wrote many latin phrases to impress "God knows who".
I guess he went to seminary school to have been exposed to latin.
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Nigeria will be great the day they refine their petroleum for local consumption and corner the rest of the African markets.

The West will come for a piece of the pie instead of Nigeria running to them to beg. China cornered manufacturing and the West started running to China to borrow.

No economic textbook written in the West will explain it. But Africans vomit only economic theories swallowed or do I say, shoved down their throat by the West. If you build, they must come. It is like ants and sugar. The educated Nigerians are the most clueless ones. They can't think beyond that piece of paper called certificate. Try engaging them in common sense debate...you will be shocked--Garbage in, garbage out
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Hold the senators of the affected regions responsible.

There is no such thing as PDP or APC because no single Nigerian can identify an ideological difference between those or among the others. A politician can become a member of PDP,APC,APGA and back to PDP in one year. The people can only be sure of a particular party one day at a time because as long as political prostitution is concerned, nothing is guaranteed. Can you believe Ribadu and Fani Kayode now belong to PDP after all the PDP mudslinging for years?

It is disheartening listening to average Nigerians arguing along party lines that do not exist. If Nigerians could only focus on service delivery...Buhari can wake up tomorrow and declare for PDP. Folks will start blaming PDP then instead of Buhari.

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If you have a knack for details...if you are able to research and learn....

You will do better constructing your own house with the supervision of an engineer/architect than a lot of the so-called builders in Nigeria. For the most part, you will be in control of the process.

The biggest concern is kidnapping.
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What is the man of god hiding?

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Zombie vs. Wailers.

There is no need engaging these two groups of sycophants.

The hardship in Nigeria is already doing a good job on them.

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This is divine favour.

Even with little education, in less than 1 year she flew past some of you with postgraduate degrees.

Let God pick your calls (or how do you folks say it?)
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If it is an unsecured loan, do it.

Not venturing is worse.
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CT Scan with contrast.

Ultrasound.

How is this oxygen therapy?

You guys are nuts.

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I want to know the basis for the NA gas stations?
Is it for the NA vehicles or for commercial purposes?
Is NA a for-profit organization?
I like how things start getting out of hand gradually and people are supporting it.
NA is a security outfit of the nation that has no business beyond securing the nation from external and internal aggressions. It started with politics. Now we cannot get them off politics. Now they are delving into Oil and Gas. We shall see.
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kingreign:
all/most convertibles have roll bars either permanently up or that automatically comes up when the top is removed or when the car senses an imminent roll over.
Besides, the A pillar holding the windshield is harder than standard non convertibles to further withstand crushing impacts.
Also, due to lack of B pillars and fixed roof structures, convertibles have most of its weight and structural rigidity aids down to ensure a lower centre of gravity.
Finally, airbags, seatbelts and the likes have made convertibles safer than imagined.

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None of those things mentioned will spare a life in a roll over in Nigeria. I owned an Slk320 and later SL500. At the dealership and even the vehicle manual, they emphasized the risks involved in driving a convertible especially the hardtops and safety myths.

All the added features you mentioned were attempts to keep customers happy and keep fatality low. Think about airbags. In fatal collisions, they are useless. I am sure they have safety features but to be driving it in Nigeria requires extra planning.

One instance of a roll over will be speeding down the interstate and a pothole or bump appears from no where.
Nigeria roads are good for reinforced SUVs that the owners intend to drive within or a little over 100km/hr.
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tearoses:
Inverted, due to additional reinforcement on the base and the sides, convertibles are generally heavier than regular cars, which reduces the risk of a roll over.

I wouldn't drive one in Nigeria not because of safety reasons but due to the danger of petty thefts, dust and pollution.

Funny enough, because they are not really practical due to minimal legroom in the back and reduced boot space when the roof is down, it wont get used as much as a regular car, hence further reducing the risk of being in an accident.

They are very useful though when one is going to an owambe and one has tied gele that is higher than the roof of a conventional car

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Cars don't just roll over. It could be an accident. The top is so weak that if anything heavy falls on it, it is over.
I just had to laugh at the gele part. I don't see any woman riding in a convertible with her gele on. Either the wind distorts the shape or traffic urchins will grab the gele from her head if it looks expensive.
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Nigeria was political amalgamated amongst the Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo and others.

Nigeria is being financially balkanized by the West, Europe and Asians.

Like PDP's misrule of 16 years manifesting these days, the consequences of these borrowings will rear their ugly heads in a few years from now. Asians are not smiling. Recolonization in progress.
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Not safe in Nigeria.

1. In rollover, you will be decapitated if top is down. If top is up, the frame is not sturdy enough to prevent head injury and the consequent intracranial hemorrhage.

2. You are an easy target for robbers in traffic.

3. No knowledgeable mechanic/electrician to fix the convertible mechanism when it fails.

4. If conversion fails during rainy season, goodluck if you are on the road (although Mercedes do have manual override).
Etc.
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Stuff like this is bound to happen because VIO and FRSC officers have no slightest clue about their responsibilities. You see trucks that are not roadworthy, no lights and worse driving against traffic; all these officers do is collect N200 and look the other way. Deriliction of duties trickles down from up to down that blaming any one person is a waste of effort. Nigeria will get serious when Nigerians want.
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As much as I feel sorry for them, I feel worse for their boyfriends. Yes, the ones that enjoy giving them cuninglingus. Talk about the licks of death.

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Keep waiting for DSS until your lineage is wiped out.

Fulani herdsmen kill one, hunt them down and exterminate all. No tolerance for killers. No diplomacy necessary. No negotiation with terrorists.

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Nigeria: A place where everyone is talking and nothing gets done.

Financial investigations in Nigeria should be very easy because I know that Nigerians lack finesse and sophistication in their endeavours.

For every politician or politically exposed entity...the money is your money. But prove to us how you get it or bequeath it to the state. I love the United States' IRS. The IRS sees your stash, they let you prove the source under oath. Every evidence presented will be thoroughly investigated, audited and analyzed. They let the suspect be the one to nail himself/herself to the cross. With perjury hanging over their heads, most criminals fold under pressure.
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Nigeria: A place where everyone is talking and nothing gets done.

Financial investigations in Nigeria should be very easy because I know that Nigerians lack finesse and sophistication in their endeavours.

For every politician or politically exposed entity...the money is your money. But prove to us how you get it or bequeath it to the state. I love the United States' IRS. The IRS sees your stash, they let you prove the source under oath. With perjury hanging over their heads, most criminals fold under pressure.
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Even the best wedding in town gets forgotten in a month or less.

This will be forgotten in a week
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Nigeria reminds of Moses and the Israelites on their way to the promised land. They thought it would be easy considering what they we nt through in Egypt. Half way through the journey, they grew impatient with change and wished they were still in slavery. When Moses left to have private time with God, they cursed God and made a golden image of a calf to worship. Thus, they abandoned God because they forgot that "no pain, no gain".....


This is the position Nigeria is in right now. The road to greatness is not paved with gold. Countries like US and UK got where they are through sacrifice of their citizens' blood in wars. Whatever you are going through is your own cross for now. If you can't bear it, the lagoon is close by. Survival of the fittest to thin out the herd in progress.

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That was the angels spitting on him.


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You don't have "it", you are toasting ladies.

You have "it" and you can't make a choice from the plenty ladies that demand your attention. Worst of it all, any lady that says "I love you" becomes a suspect.

In summary, go find "it" and you will never hsve to worry about friendzone again. And if you are a saddist, you just stand aside and watch ladies scatter bottles on one another's head for your sake.

What is the magical "it"? Go figure.
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