₦airaland Forum

larryshow4:
Explain to me what is childish and cunning about that. i am all ears waiting to hear.

@kunle-A, yem-yem, jodesky,

For cars under ten years coming into nigeria via cotonou can have Nigerian Custom Duty paid for them. What they do is that they charge Under-age cost on them, you still pay almost the same value they have on the duty cars, If you have the money to get it done and you don't want to be embarrased by the Nigerian Customs, you sure pay your Nigerian Custom duty and once they are able to verify that it reflects in there computer system, you don't have issues with them, since you paid Duty on it. even if its 1993 car.

I hope i made some sense out of this, if you don't seems to understand some aspect, you can throw the question into the room.

alanbolo:
@ Ifeleke,

Less than 24hrs,   while not doubting it, then let me have the details of receiving in less than 24hrs,    the best time I have received so far this years is 48hrs,   through ETB and GTB,    but if u have a better means,    jon jasin  me oh.

Jodesky:
Larryshow4 & Ayodeji1
I think the simple riddle the Poster wants to solve is whether Customs papers issued on Vehicles (over 10 years) imported through Cotonou could anywhere be genuine. Since you guys claim to be experts on that Cotonou route, can you tell us in simple n straight language if vehicles coming in through Cotonou (that are over 10 years) are dutiable. If they are, does that not make a mockery of the ban on such vehicles coming in through Nigerian ports? And if they are not, then what is the worth of Customs papers issued on these Cotonou vehicles?
Shikena!

yem-yem:
@jodesky,
Thats the point in simply a layman language ! pls. our expert dealers on NL should educate us.

teddy2t:
pls i need your reply via my mail[b][i][/i][/b]

tonywonder:
Yes no problem. Even for the form, na Nigeria dem go fill for me as senders country and na Ecobank for cotonou i dey use.

manutd1:
How can this be 2006 when the VIN (JTEGD20V1[b]4[/b]0029194) shows it is 2004. The  tenth digit indicates the year, pls dont mislead people.

MrCrackles:
I dont know about a borehole in Ibadan but i sure know how to drill a borehole in a cute chick with a fat ass in a thong!

tonywonder:
I send money abroad by sending western union in Benin republic.

duzz:
Yes I understand your position, but Energy is not the problem, a baby diaper line with 300pcs per minutes capacity consume only 150kw but in actual send he will need at list 180kw power supply, now he can buy two 180Kw LPG generator at around $18-30k and contact total Nigeria to supply him with at list 10,000 gallon LPG tank at his factory and he is ready to go, with that he will even have cheaper power than manufacturer in USA, In regards to NAFDAQ permit, that is noting, in any country you need the same health inspection or permit as you call its and that is not the reason to discourage local manufacturing. even importing sensitive goods like diaper may even require the same nafdaq inspection.Although there is constant power supply in the western countries does not means that its cheap, in fact most manufacturing operation in US with power need above 400Kw normally use LPG gen set to run there daily business because its cheaper per kw hour than grid supply power, so he manufacturing in Nigeria will still enjoy the same power advantage if he uses LPG gen set and also advantage of cheap labor and being nearer to the consumer, and also help the country economy move forward,

platinumnk:
The idea is a great idea for nigerians who can be able to make the payments.

Do you know that credit in itself built the US?

But it also be a falling factor when you borrow too much.

They need to have a standardized Id system, something traceable and indivdualized like a Social Security Number.


While that is very much unlikely, then Bank loan would be only feasible.