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Pls I still need more comments plasey

HyAccent:
The fuel economy is very good. Its very rugged.
Its a good choice. Parts used to be cheap though being an old car I dont know if the parts are still readily available.
Very easy to work on.
I know because i have used it before.

sorry pls but between this car and golf 3 which is more fuel efficient and rouged?

HyAccent:
The fuel economy is very good. Its very rugged.
Its a good choice. Parts used to be cheap though being an old car I dont know if the parts are still readily available.
Very easy to work on.
I know because i have used it before.

thanks alot

Please I need help, from the cars expert here,

Please I want to know who durable and rouged is sunny Nissan product. Is the car fuel efficient or fuel economic, also is the car easy to maintain in terms of spear part cost and availability?

Somebody offers to as sell his Nigerian used Nissan sunny car for 220k, I want to know if it is a good deal.

Please state your price, so that aleast I will not waist my call card.

This yeye booth , for 10k?. Are you high on osogbo weed

ray48:
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It depends on what u re looking at.
It can not be as fuel efficient as a 1.8 liter engine Toyota Corolla.
But comparing apple to apple, it’s ok.

thanks alot

Please I still more comments on this, can somebody use it as personal car, in terms of fuel economy

What contact, is it email or watsap number

This is a clarion call to who it make concern.
“WE WANT PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT, NO TEMPORARY EMPOWERMENT”

We write to express our displeasure and disappointment to the stance of the Federal Government of Nigeria towards our demands for better permanent and pensionable offers, most especially with reference to the repetitive insistence of the SSA to the president on job creation and one of the major stakeholders of the Npower Initiative Scheme, Mr Afolabi Imoukhuede, that we should quit demanding for permanency.

On many occasions, Mr Afolabi Imoukhuede has maintained that the scheme was tailored to run only for two years, and it was only meant to be an empowerment and not an employment opportunity, and as a result of that, we are advised to make judicious use of the scheme by saving some amounts of money from the stipends paid to us. This has been in reaction to our agitations for permanency from both the state and federal government.

While we appreciate Mr Afolabi for keeping reminding us of the terms and conditions of the scheme and equally appreciate the federal government for even deeming it fit to initiate the scheme, we think it will also be fair to remind Mr Afolabi and whosoever wishes to know some germaine and pertinent realities that are attached to our advocacy for permanency.

We wish to remind Mr Afolabi the promises made by his Excellency, President Muhammadu Buhari, during the 2015 presidential election campaigns.
Apart from the empowerment of youths and women with an access to well workable loans which will facilitate the creation of 1,000,000 new jobs every year, Mr President also promised to employ 720,000 youths across states. This was one of the cardinal and rallying points of his manifestos that convinced most of us to give him our supports. But unfortunately, as witnessed in previous administrations, we are only left with a supposed empowerment program without capital seeds or take off grants. We see this as an unfulfilled campaign promise and a deceit to the teaming Nigerian youths. In the face of such habitual deceits and manipulation of facts from our successive governments, we are forced to raise some fundamental questions which appear to reflect and depict the pathetic situation of our fate in this country today:

– Is our generation only good for schemes and empowerments that have no provisions for our employability?

– What is the essence of a poverty alleviating scheme that can not even guarantee the future of the youths it claims to have empowered?

– What is the essence of our 18 years of rigorous schooling if we can not gainfully be employed after graduation?

– Why does this regime refuse to recruit and employ a desperate and hopeless teaming youths despite the alarming and increasing rate of unemployment in the country?

– We ask, as our governments continue to use and dump of the youths with ill-conceived and improperly planned schemes, what is our fate again and who shall bail our generation out in the face of this uncertainty?

We also wish to remind who cares to know that during their campaigns, this regime also promised to pay a token amount of N5,000 monthly to the discharged but yet to be employed graduates for a period of 12 months (one year) before they get a sustainable job. But this promise, like the first one mentioned, has gone into the oblivion of unfulfilled and abandoned promises.

In the same vain of lies, propaganda and deceits from this current regime, we have noted with a great dismay and stupefaction that the presidency has gone to various international fora to claim that the Buhari led administration has already employed 200,000 youths and still in the process to recruit another 300,000 as second batch. We regret but we can not continue to keep quiet in the face of all these monumental lies.

A good government should have provisions for the teaming youths that graduate from our tertiary institutions on quarterly basis every year, but our governments are unfortunately not ready to listen to our plights. We want a government that will take us into consideration and will have a long lasting and an all inclusive plan for us, not the ones that will continue to lure and deceive us with temporary and unproductive schemes.

We can not continue to undergo scheme after scheme – Teachers’ Training, YouWin, Sure-P, Npower, et al – all in the name of ill-conceived empowerments that waste away our time and keep accumulating our ages.

Going by the true definition of terms, an empowerment scheme is meant to train beneficiaries and sponsor or support them with take off grants or capital seeds after the scheme. You don’t tell them to save and establish themselves from the stipends paid to them for service rendered in the course of the program.

In a recent life Facebook chat conducted by Mr Afolabi, he was heard comparing Npower to NYSC. With due respect to his office, the two programs have different visions and objectives, going by the philosophy that initiated each one of them, therefore, they can’t be matched together.

NYSC is a compulsory national youth service while Npower is a voluntary paid engagement which was supposed to be an empowerment scheme. They differ in terms of conceptualization.

We wish to state categorically that our advocacy for permanency is of paramount concern to us as volunteers, just like the second term ambition to President Muhammadu Buhari and all other politicians seeking for elective or nominative posts. Permanency or better still Job Provision is the common thought on the mind of an average volunteer at this material time and the only language we understand. Any other talk aside that is distraction. We want a government that will guarantee and secure us permanent jobs, not temporary schemes.

We are not issuing out threats, but we wish to inform whosoever cares to know that we have already established bodies nationwide, and well coordinated structures in all the states of the federation.

Conclusively, we wish to appreciate President Muhammadu Buhari and his vice, Prof Yemi Osinbajo, for implementing the scheme, we are very grateful. We have also done our best by discharging our duties to our host communities. The scheme has been a wonderful experience for us, and indeed, a succour to a hopeless and decades impoverished youths, a blessing to many abandoned families, and the hope for an hitherto forgotten generation…

Sir, sustaining it should be the order of the day, for we cannot afford to go back to the street. The Nigerian Youths are looking up to you, bail our generation out, give us permanent jobs, we are tired of temporary schemes without capital seeds or pay off grants.

Thank you all.

concernednpowervolunteers@gmail.com

Cc: – The Federal Government Of Nigeria
– The General Public
– The Print Media
– All N-power Volunteers

lizyamos:
This golf engine as never been opened nor touched jst small body work. Comes with a 16rim tyre. 08174198852

can we see the interior, and location please.

200k, I will come for inspection.

uboma:
This post makes no sense.


The man has no respect for her, hence his rant about getting a second wife.

Why should the op be happy that her hubby still sleeps with her after bearing four children for him? Are the children not his too?

If the op is stressed out from caring for home, the man should be sympathetic to her. He should assist the op in some of the chores.

yours made little or no sense still, what do you her to do in this case. what advise do you have for her, how can she curtail the man that's is the problem here. the man you is not here that u are portioning blame on. so tell her the way forward not how wrong the man is.
thanks

hmmm, now here is the thing I quite understood your plight, but you have to understand that sex plays a very vital role in marriage, it can either make or Mar the union. I make bold to say that if your husband keeps telling you he will marry another woman it shows he still loves and respect you, but just maybe there are things you are doing that he does not like that is making him wanting to go out there. So madam I will advise you talk him and asked him where you have missed it and make amends.

secondly if your husband is still eager to bed you after 4 kids then you should be happy, because in other climes he should be tired of you and you will be the one asking for attention and sex, hence I will advice do not turn him down when he ask for it, madam it's is even better you reduce your house chores and running around so as to have strength for him at night. most times initiate the sex, and even when tired just turn your back for him, let him come through the back at least it will reduce the pressure on you compare to

if he is the one on top. madam sex is very important to men oooo and most can't do without sex. give your man sex in season and out of season and see how joy will be restored in your marriage.


shalom.

Picture or I Don believe it.

please I still need comment on this, what the cost of engine Isuzu 2007 model, double cabin pick up van

ray48:
It’s a good bargain. Parts are in Ladipo. I guess it’s the 4 plugs engine cos some also come with 6 plugs, Maintenance wise, it’s very Ok.

thanks Sir, is it fuel efficient.

Mrbolt565:
1. No pressure of settling down

Most older women are never under the pressure of settling down. They don’t date for marriage, it’s more for companionship. And chances are they probably already divorced, so they’re in it mostly for companionship. This is unlike dating a younger woman whose most likely reason for dating is so she can be called a ‘wife’ soon.

2. They tend to be more mature

It’s been said that age isn’t maturity, but we must agree that sometimes, it comes with a lot of experience, which often translates to maturity. An older woman of say 40 or 45 has probably been in a few relationships (or even marriage), so there’s nothing she wouldn’t know how to handle no matter how new. This helps one have more peace in their relationship.

3. They carry themselves better

Again, the age factor comes into play here. The older you are, the more respectfully you tend to carry yourself, and that attracts more respect from the public. Most societies of the world accord respect to people based on how they carry themselves. This, she knows by default, so she carries herself just the perfect way.

4. They are not about your wallet

Older women don’t date younger men for money. Rather than take yours, she’d give you some of hers if she suspects you’re in need. This is unlike a lot of younger women who see dating as an avenue for self-enrichment.

5. Opportunities and connections

Most older women have a very great network of friends from all works of life, and they’d never hesitate to help their man better his status if need be. Once they’re in love, they go out of their way to help you achieve so much. It’s just sad that sometimes, evil men take advantage of this side to them. However, it is a beautiful trait in them, and part of what makes them unique.


I'm out..

you nailed it. I can tell you marrying a woman older than you, you will hardly have issues in that marriage.

Please I need more comments. For those who have used similar vehicle.

izzou:
Depending on the model, it could be costly. And availability too. You may not just find them anywhere. I usually go to Oregun back then to get those parts.

But it's a good vehicle. Rugged and brilliant. You should wonder why the banks use them for their cash movement those days

The vehicle is cool, I must confess

thanks,

izzou:
Very good vehicle. But not easy to maintain.

It's Japanese, but you need to look for a good mechanic. Not all roadside mechanics may be able to repair it, especially when very technical problems arise

If you're in Lagos, Ladipo or Oregun is a good place to find the parts or the mechanic

My father had one back then

but how do you mean not easy to maintain is it that the parts are costly

izzou:
Very good vehicle. But not easy to maintain.

It's Japanese, but you need to look for a good mechanic. Not all roadside mechanics may be able to repair it, especially when very technical problems arise

If you're in Lagos, Ladipo or Oregun is a good place to find the parts or the mechanic

My father had one back then

thanks

My friend just bid for a Isuzu double cabin pick up van, he does not have any idea on the cost of maintenance of the car, fuel efficiency, please anybody with ideal of such car should help, it is one of the new generation bank that is disposing their old vehicles, and so he bid 180k for the vehicle (Isuzu double cabin van) and want to know if the car is easy to maintain ,and the cost of the engine. Waiting for response please. Thanks.

deedy111:
Not true, very not true

i thought as much, but it can be true, do you know why, election is around the corner, so the impossible happens.

please I need somebody to help verify this news

Jethrolite:
Is this actually true? I want to see appointment letters flying and testimonials from participants.

some body should help confirm this report please.

[quote author=Bimpe29 post=68251542]This is good development. I'm so happy for volunteers.[/quote, dear sir/ma I want to confirm the info I don't know if it true or lie. I need verification

Federal Government absorbs 2016/2017 Npower Volunteers into Federal civil service commission
 naijatrending  1 day ago
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President Muhammadu Buhari today ordered that the volunteers of the 2016/2017 Federal Government’s N-power programme be absorbed into into the federal civil service.
He said since they have worked for a long time as volunteers, it would be kind of the federal government to offer them permanent employment before ending the programme. He made the statement today at the state house abuja.
The N-power Volunteers Scheme is one of the Federal Government’s Social Investment Programmes which began in December 2016. It is billed to last for two years according to government.
He said this is a big way cub the unemployment rate in the country instead of dismissing them and they start roaming round the street, he said he is of the view that if the 200,000 youths that were absorbed by the programmes were pushed back to the society after two years, the country cannot claim to be making progress.
He said that there had never been any empowerment or employment process in the history of Nigeria as transparent, direct and merit-oriented as witnessed during the selection of N-power beneficiaries across the country.
He advised government at all levels to adopt N-power method of recruitment in their future empowerment and employment exercises. He said within the 10 months of the programme, it has impacted on lives, reduced poverty, improved livelihood and human capital development of the citizenry.. I saw this on a blog how true is this info.

naijatatafo:
The DAAD Helmut-Schmidt-Programme is designed to further qualify future leaders in politics, law, economics and administration according to the principles of good governance and to prepare them in a praxis-oriented course for their professional life.

Very good graduates with a first university degree get the chance to obtain a master’s degree in disciplines that are of special relevance to the social, political and economic development of their home country.

The knowledge and experience acquired in Germany should enable the scholarship holders to later contribute to the establishment of democratically oriented economic and social systems aimed at overcoming social differences.

With this programme, DAAD intends to contribute to the support of good governance and civil society structures in selected partner countries and regions.

Requirements:
The scholarship scheme is open to graduates in the field of social sciences, political sciences, law, economics and in public administration from Africa

Target Group:
The programme is open for very well qualified graduates with a first university degree (bachelor or equivalent) who want to actively contribute to the social and economic development of their home countries.

It is offered both for young graduates without professional experience and for mid-career professionals.

Requirements:
The main DAAD criteria for selection are the following: the study results so far, knowledge of English, political and social engagement, a convincing description of the subject-related and personal motivation for the study project in Germany and the expected benefit when returning to the home country.

The latest university degree should have been obtained during the six years prior to the application for the scholarship.

Applicants cannot be considered if they have stayed in Germany for more than 15 months at the time of the application deadline.

Benefits:
The scholarships are awarded for selected master ́s courses at German institutions of higher education listed below.
The study programmes starts in September / October 2019.
The courses have an international orientation and are taught in English.
The language course is compulsory also for those who attend a master ́s course taught in English.
The scholarship holders are offered a special tutoring at their host institutions financed by DAAD.

Furthermore, there is the possibility to attend networking events. DAAD pays a monthly scholarship rate of currently 850 €.

The scholarship also includes contributions to health insurance in Germany.

In addition, DAAD grants an appropriate travel allowance and a study and research subsidy as well as rent subsidies and/or allowances for spouses and/or children where applicable.

Application Procedure:
https://www.daad.de/deutschland/stipendium/datenbank/en/21148-scholarship-database/?status=&origin=&subjectGrps=&daad=&q=public%20policy&page=1&detail=50026397

please how do I apply please.

you mean you shot somebody dead and you still have the effrontery and audacity to still report at duty? what a gross impunity. these are the kind of extra judicial killings that have characterized the Nigeria police force. I thank God that this time justice will be served since it is one of their own. RIP the dead.