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Nigerians don't like to leave old things. They lack quick adaptation even when it becomes obvious that what the hang onto is outdated.

Google+ would not work in Nigeria, but everywhere else in the world.

For the records: GOOGLE RULES!!!!!

Just now now now. Some person say, Lagos state Government should not authorize dealership. Maybe they will see reson now

Jayetiti:
IS FASHOLA NOT DONE WITH ALL THIS TAXES HE GETS FROM LAGOSIANS?? WTH IS UNLAWFUL ABOUT SELLING MY OWN CAR DIRECTLY TO ANY INTERESTED BUYER, WHY MUST I NEED THE SERVICE OF A REGISTERED DEALER,  I GUESS ITS HIGH TIME LAGOSIANS WAKE UP, THIS FASH HIS GOING TOO FAR!!!!!!!!!!!!AND IM GETTING TIRED OF HIM PARADING HIMSELF AS OBAMA OF LAGOS.

This Law to the best of my understanding does not say do not sell your car to your brother or friend. It is meant to help the citizens from falling into fraudulent sellers. If you display your Car as For sale by the road side, is it your brother your displaying it for?

See my friend. Let me enlighten you. In civilized countries like the UK. You acquire license authorization to sell something as little as alcohol at various times. If you acquire day time license then you can't sell at night except you have purchased the license that authorizes you to do so at night as well.

So my advice to you is learn to note development and accept it. Not just to post cause people are posting. And beside you must not post to all topics

Pictures of Trafford Centre Manchester

The Trafford Centre is a large indoor shopping centre and leisure complex located in the Metropolitan Borough of Trafford in Greater Manchester, close to the Trafford Park industrial estate.

The planning process for the Trafford Centre was one of the longest and most expansive in the history of the United Kingdom with concerns surrounding the effect the shopping centre would have on retailers in smaller towns and villages in the Greater Manchester conurbation and also traffic problems being so close to the M60 motorway. Ultimately the matter was decided by the House of Lords in 1996, which voted in favour of the development.

Twelve years after the Trafford Centre was first conceptualised by developers the Peel Group, the shopping centre opened in September 1998. Construction took 27 months and cost approximately £600 million (approximately £750M as of 2010), excluding new expansion such as Barton Square and redevelopment of some areas for anchor tenants.

The Trafford Centre is popularly known for its vivid and quirky resemblance to a rococo/late baroque architectural style. The centre is the second largest shopping centre in the UK by retail size and overall employs 8,000 people. Furthermore the centre attracts 30 million visits annually while 10 percent of the UK population live within a 45-minute drive of the shopping centre. It also boasts Europe's largest food court in The Orient and the UK's busiest cinema, attracting over 28,500 visitors each week.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trafford_Centre

In my opinion, Nigerians should try to let things work. Noboby argued that simply because the idea was concieved in Manchester that it should be moved to London (by Redeem Camp, Lagos) or to Southhampton by the seaside (Wherever). They had their own fears but voted together and today everyone in the UK goes to trafford centre for shopping especially during the Xmas period.

And during such times there is usually sales off benefits, which means you get to buy at cheaper prices direct from the manufacturers.

Let it be moved here. it was not suppose to be here, these people don't want it to work, bla bla bla. These are all gibberish talks.

End: Nigeria would never be one, Tianpa or No Tinapa.

Which of these would fit you description of a complete mobile operating system?

(1) Symbian
(2) Andriod
(3) Apple iOS
(4) Meego
(5) Windows Phone 7
(6) Blackberry OS

Just a survey.

Somethings are best better left unknown, More like untold

This is not a Topic, It is Fact!