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Enyinne:Tint permit is free, print the form online and go to CP's office Ikeja, that's all we did. Don't know anybody and we didn't grease anybody |
Hi, do you buy replacement parts? I have a lenovo g550 keyboard and screen for sale(other parts too) |
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looking for female actors for its upcoming stage play at the 2018 Lagos Theatre Festival. Auditionees must be: Between the ages of 23-28 Intelligent Pretty Very well Spoken (English Language) Available to attend a minimum of 10 Rehearsals Download the audition script via the link below, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1en0yDsDfUy_Oq0oD5cc2jStRpjDi0-8m choose and record a video or audio of your preferred monologue, send recording Cheers |
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Demeanor:Like I said, You are welcome to come with your mechanic to certify the vehicle and if you aren't satisfied you walk. A Sale is that simple bro.
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Get this clean Registered 1st body Ford Explorer on the cheap. Sound engine Gear working perfectly AC Chilling 3rd row seating Fabric seats Clean interior Great tires and solid shocks Ride is buy and drive. Ideal for individual use or as a family ride. Come with your mechanic and if you want my guy can run diagnostics for u FOC...
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It is not the size of the weapon but the fury of the attack |
All except cross River, Rivers, Bayelsa, Taraba, Borno, Bauchi, Gombe, Kano, Jigawa, Adamawa, Benue, Ebonyi and Enugu. Chai, so many...And I like to think I've been to almost all. Flirting with the idea of doing a round trip via rail to Kano, but boko haram de scare me |
SAINTHUD:That's my Brother's tone...Dope |
Da Rockwilder by MethodMan and Redman |
Naturally some people online are legit and some are not. I had a bad experience with a seller i found here on nairaland when I was looking for a Corolla. I called him out on his thread after they jerked me around and wasted my time. I eventually got the Corolla from a guy on jiji. Like others have said, don't part with a dime upfront or until due diligence has been done and you are totally satisfied. Go with your mechanic, I went with 2, one to do a physical manual inspection and one to scan and run diagnostics. Make sure papers are complete and if you can verify them, Gazuz of nairaland verified my customs papers for a small fee. Drive to a bank at an area you are comfortable in and make payment. |
This is another reason poor people remain poor. What did the poor market woman selling her oil and Gari jejely do to the warring parties? Politicians wey de use dia destiny play table tennis dey, Dem no see Dem. Smh "How boldly the lizard struts before the pigeon when it was the eagle he boasted it will confront"... Wole Soyinka. |
No... And if at all, it goes both ways imo |
jeffrizzy1:No one is comparing bro. It's significant as a visual representation of Christ's passion. Its like saying we should not even try to be Christian 'coz we can never come close to being like Christ. It's all part of the ministration. When you read the Bible, when you fast, go to church etc you are following Christ's life and sharing his experience so that you can apply this for your salvation. Shall we then stop preaching coz we can never preach like Christ? Besides what's so bad about it? I'd understand if you were upset that things were distorted or the portrayal is untrue or misleading. What harm could this pose?? Just try to be more accommodating. |
Traditional worship isn't a crime, to the best of my knowledge |
davidif:Nothing personal bro... What I stated, in a nutshell... You wrote the same way. Your piece could have been simpler, less verbose. Some folks pointed it out too. It's just the way we are. |
Besides some obviously flawed grammar and almost zero punctuation, I'd say you are equally guilty of that which you have complained about. Everyone writes from within a social fabric and that fabric to a large extent colours what he writes and how he writes it. |
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saintmark88:I was going to point it out but seeing how hard you have reiterated this fact and seeing how well your observations have been ignored, I have concluded that you and I are the only sane persons here. People do not read or listen to understand, they do so to respond. It's the tragedy that we have become. |
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kYjelly2:Much as I understand your perspective as well as its validity I insist that the bulk of the cause lies with the indiscipline of lagosians. Canals and storm drains obviously can't be covered. Lagos has more subterranean drains than open ones. Most new drainages are now constructed with covers but you find missing slabs here and there with the open points becoming garbage bins. Don't you wonder how those slabs disappear? Look around at the filth on the streets. When it rains where will all these wash into... The drainage. Recently the waste collection arrangement had to be reviewed in the state because people weren't paying their bills. It's not the governor who's doing the littering, it's lagosians so why shouldn't I blame lagosians. If we understand that the infrastructure is inadequate, why should we then go ahead to pile more load on it? |
Hi, I need 09 Camry headlights, Tokunbo. Do you have? |
When una go troway every thrash throwable inside gutter and turn drainages and canals to dump sites una no know abi. There's no water body around the mainland like you have at vi, lekki and ikoyi yet u have this... Kwantinu. Y'all think its a miracle that u don't see scenes like this on bourdilon road? |
omograndma:For your own sanity and safety disregard and run from these guys. They are as crooked as a fishing hook. I called them up to buy "their" corolla. We agreed on a time and to meet at ligali... Send me your address so I know where exactly at Ligali, story. I got to Ligali and started calling for over an hour, he didn't pick. After calling and waiting for hours he calls back with one story and gives me someone else's number, that the car is with that person. I call the number, Chinedu, he says he's coming with the car from ibeju. This is hours after the agreed time. I said OK, meet me at KFC on Ligali. Dude shows up over an hour later without the car. He tells me someone is bringing the car from Ibeju. I said, "but you told me you were coming from Ibeju with the car". At this point I'm ready to leave but the mechanics I went with ask me to chill. Ok... Call the guy bringing the car, we say. Dude says he doesn't have his number. We wait another 30 minutes, then dude says we should go to their shop on same Ligali to see the car. I said if the car cannot cone to KFC... Forget it. These guys are frauds, scammers or something worse. Deal with them at your own risk
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8. Hyundai Sonata 1.Honda Accord 2. G Wagon 3. Ford Explorer 4. Lexus RX 350 5. BMW 3 series 6. Honda Civic 7. Toyota Camry 9. Mercedes Benz E Class |
Well put OP...I've tried to explain this to people but sentiments won't let some see. The fall of the Naira or its rise is simply hinged on demand and supply. The more FX in circulation the stronger the Naira, which is what the new policy is doing. Also the lower the demand for the available FX will strengthen the Naira even further and send the rates tumbling faster. To put things in perspective. Oil is our major FX earner. The drop in prices which this government met as they assumed office was cog number 1. Cog number 2, militant attacks. 3, low foreign reserves. While 1 and 2 above explain themselves, 3 now meant the the government could not withdraw from the foreign reserves to ensure FX liquidity (what they refer to as defending the Naira). This explains why the Naira weakened so dramatically when the present administration came in. They either keep depleting the reserves to satisfy the FX demand or ration the available FX, which they did. As explained earlier by OP... Now the reserves are fairly fat, so the CBN can afford to defend the Naira by flooding the market with dollars. The higher the supply the lower the price. So it's really nothing to do with Buhari or PYO. There is however a limit to which it can drop IMO. Demand is still too high. We are still importing too much. Too many unnecessary items. Imagine people going to import gari, egusi soup, jollof rice... Haba!!! This here is the biggest problem if you ask me. |
na from mechanic workshop u de sell am