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Gloriouspa:Creeping plants you mean. No wonder that other guy got the chills. |
placeofallure:I respectfully disagree madam. Someone here was asking for assistance with a new account. Linking it to another account using common details here revealed evil intentions beyond comprehension directed at people of my calling. I will just leave it at that. We’re not asking to be saints here but if I was able to help, I would rather it was directed to a young person able to rise above the hate and mischaracterization actively promoted on this site. Just my own view. Then, there are the serial scammer beggars... Like the one busted here ... https://www.nairaland.com/6118377/family-starving- |
EVILFOREST: braimeddy:Security! Try stealing that car. |
mufutau55:Hajj, I see he didn't answer your question but instead opened the floodgates for adverts. Please beat him for us. |
michlins:I see, a few pages back, Gbadexy offered you a collabo. I would jump on it if I were you, if only to learn how to better communicate with potential clients. You may be in the right but this tone will put me off as a potential client, in what is a simple case of miscommunication. Good luck. |
Seems it was a Loose nut in the mechanical gear linkage. Daviestunech: |
mufutau55:I thought so too. When I insisted on this for my project, the supervising Engineer and the entire gang of artisans said “oga, the POP go fall”. It was me vs the world and I changed my mind to my continuing regret. Our people are sometimes too stuck in their ways. |
Kimiwa:You can also check this thread for a shed roof on a modest building project and contact the owner if he's actually finished. https://www.nairaland.com/5534468/1-bedroom-flat-self-contain#87247018 cc: feldido Good luck. |
The guy needs to be taken out of public for a while and not let back until he's been thoroughly psychologically counselled. He is a letdown to whatever 'Cambridge' education he claims and lacks any sense of decorum. I do fear for his close family and dependants. They must be living in hell. |
omanzo02:It takes a millisecond to apologize for getting the wrong end of the stick. Peace. |
mufutau55:My issue is when everyone has 'concreted' their entire compounds and no way for water to saturate naturally, we end up with more floods as a society. There should be a law against this IMO. |
Annwrites:Many men do not support his immature rants. As, I hope, many women would disown your own unfortunate generalization. Sad. It's not a perpetual war of the sexes. Why should it be? I only have to look at my own cherished sisters and mother I'll always fight for. The fantasists aka 'pill dispensers' will be along soon. |
ernie4life:That's an incongrous reply Chief. No thanks but bless your hustle. |
ernie4life:What's the catch? The published discount rate is maintained and no fees? Thanks. |
ernie4life:Minimum investment N5m. |
Good morning all. I have a quick (newbie) question. Why is the European version of the 8th Gen Honda not popularly exported to Naija? Most of the offerings for sale are the North American version? The Euro version has sharper lines and better looking than the round-bottomed North American ones that predominate IMO. Is there a particular reason for this preference? And will the Euro spec command a premium? Thanks for your time. |
Sparkle20:Quit grabbing pictures from the internet. Show us pictures of your actual service providers with patients. Testimonials from families? Why would anyone entrust their precious parents with you when we all know the level of frustration in Nigerian society these days? There is a very high probability of neglect (corner cutting) and abuse. You need to do more. |
bukatyne:Got it in one. You are very wise (sorry, absolutely no patronization intended ma'am). |
lacicrips:Not on this platform for privacy reasons. It's a family dwelling now.Hope you understand. But this is a sample of what I got lol... https://www.nairaland.com/3440249/sophisticated-interior-fundamental/4#78368006 Should give you an idea what severe pains that commission caused me. I did my due diligence, but obviously not enough. My bad. |
davodyguy:These are beautiful doors. Better than the imported chinese rubbish they used on mine. I'll happily rip them out and replace at an opportune time (pocket willing). The warm glow of 'buying Nigerian' is a bonus. |
AK47, why drag and drag? Simply remove the magazine in one move. Weapons training should really be on the NYSC curriculum. |
grandlexuz:Seconded. If I show you my 'design' vs 'actual' pictures side-by-side, after gulping millons, you will want to apply to Yaba-Left for permanent residency. Some of these people will not make heaven. DO NOT pick a 'designer' from this platform unless they can display actual works alongside the designs they prepared. Then also go and visit previous jobs. Speak with previous clients etc. |
topsy23:I agree that the best option is to bore out of the room but where this is not possible, there are recirculating type hood extractors where the air is moved through a filter in the same room. These things are primarily for odor elimination than heat extraction. |
Post Google map coordinates here. Also, are there any ongoing service charges? Thanks. |
Vosopirin:Ok, you ask (hopefully for education) before jumping to conclusion... First of all, Sovereign immunity clauses are normal and widely used. Many countries incuding Nigeria have signed of hundreds if not thousands of them so I believe these lawmakers are either grandstanding, or unaware of how international finance works. Let's go: - Nigeria (represented by a parastatal) wanted to take a loan from a Chinese entity (or have a Chinese entity perform a job on 'credit') and negotiates a contract; - As part of the negotiations, they agreed what to do when a dispute arises (this is called 'arbitration', the adopted rules are generally 'clear and fair'); - Assume the arbitration goes against Nigeria, let's say the panel awards an amount to be paid to the Chinese entity; - If Nigeria does not pay, the Chinese entity would not want to go to Abuja High court (lol!) to enforce the award; - It would want to head to another jurisdiction and the 'waiver of sovereign immunity' is the Nigerian Government effectively conceding that saying - "if after we have gone to arbitration and we are at fault, you can sue us in a court in another jurisdiction to recover your payment" - In these jurisdictions, the only assets the court can assess for seizure in case of continuous non-payment by Nigeria are usually commercial assets and not diplomatic and military assets; - For commercial assets, think NNPC/NPA London office building, Nigeria Airways airplanes (Ha!) etc; - For excluded assets ,think Embassy buildings, airforce jets, Presidential jets , Arms and ammunition paid for etc. Replace 'Nigeria' and 'Chinese Entity' above with any other country and any other entity in a contractual relationship and the same applies. Investors deem these necessary as a direct function of the lack of confidence in our Judiciary. Any country with a weak and non-independent judiciary would find it difficult to attract foreign investments without these clauses. If we fix our judiciary and it establishes precedence in enforcing against Government entities in test cases with arbitration awards paid when due, these sort of clauses would begin to be phased out in new agreements. So, the danger with this legislative 'over-reach' is that foreign investors would not invest, simple. The tap will be turned off. Now I'm not necessarily defending it but I hope you now understand better. |
SonyaSpence:And, for a 20 year old car used abroad, you will imagine it should come with service records (evidence of timely maintenance) before anyone takes a chance on it. |
Edit: Now I know why. Your site is very dangerous and links to sites laden with all manner of threats. Shame. jabolo: |
You have created a fantastic resource, why is it not better publicized here? mrnwas: |
I despair at the lack of comprehension displayed by people on this thread. The headline was carefully designed to attract the responses displayed so far but none read the actual report. What is wrong with ... a) Approval to sell vehicles to Government Agencies, not persons (including agencies working in the difficult area of disaster response)? b) Vehicles valued by a legitimate authority? c) Payments to be deducted from the Agencies' accounts as payments? Apparently, the system failed at (c) because of typical Government inefficiencies as we all can witness but the the vehicles are still being used in Government circles, saving us money. I don't see how else this could have been done except some persons here are at pains from missing out on a public vehicle auction. If all the above steps are documented, then we should not be so cynical. |
sayso:Someone can correct me if I'm wrong but you cannot be sued for anything you say in the chambers. LEgislative immunity was enacted a few years ago. https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/legislative-immunity-what-angry-nigerians-are-getting-wrong.html |
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