₦airaland Forum

I'm really missing my manual shit....

mcyemite:
It ought to be cheaper, but with the current exchange rate..i don't think so..

Exchange rate For a locally made car?

Ahn ahn wat happen nah

obinna222:
Oga, these policies that has encouraged local assembly of automobiles in Nigeria has created jobs for the local market. It would reduce the cost of buying a brand new car thereby encouraging more people to acquire new cars instead of tokunbo cars.

In as much as it hasn't benefit u directly, it has benefited many others.

My brother you are trying to make sense, but you sef u know this policy doesn't make any sense.....

If there was real due process, did you see any massive employment in any of these automotive industries??

This stuff didn't create any job whatsoever my friend..

A good and sane government, however, would do the following:

1) create a policy that will allow all, and I mean ALL government workers to own brand new cars, and pay the money installmentally....

2) create another policy that would make ONLY INNOSON VEHICLES be the official vehicles of top government officials like the president, VP, etc to boost patronage....

3) I'm sure that car may not be up to international standards, there may not be airbags, the suspensions may not be rugged end gh for dirt paths, etc. The government has to put these in check

Now, if the former government had done all these, they would have had votes.....

Bb storm....

That phone hangs like a hanger, heats up like iron, not really a touch screen but a "click screen" cos you have to press the screen to open an icon....

That phone na firewood

I think op wanted to say 6500-8500

obinna222:
So it's your new president that enabled this within the last 40days

SMH

Look Mr man, if you can't tell me how this your so-called policy can benefit you or any other common man, then please lets talk about something else....

Or do you know how much the car is?? Eight million naira

In fact u no get mouth....

Seunvense:
40 This is freaking hillarious...and am still complaining about being 21 but what is the job prospect? Can a 40yrs old man get to work in a good hospital when there are lot of younger peepz vying for the same spot.

My dear brother....

There are two places to work as a doctor; private hospital and government hospitals.....

In private hospitals, the MDs would want to employ docs that have experience and some hands-on skills (that's logical, they want to make money, and they don't want to risk employing fresh docs that may mismanage some patients)

In government hospitals, you can work either as a medical officer or you pass primaries and become a registrar, and its all a matter of choice. These choices definitely have no age barrier, as both young and old doctors are employed to work as medical officers (if they don't want to specialize) or as registrars (specialists in training)....

In the medical field generally, age is never a factor, but how you can quickly diagnose diseases clinically, and to have hands-on exposure (performing basic surgeries like hernia repair, appendectomy, etc) is a great advantage....

Take care.....

Seunvense:
What about a 21 years old that is aspiring to study medicine,don't you think there might be problem considering the fact that medicine is 7 years plus service making eight.
CC:
Jarus
Crazyman
Xfire

I have seen 30yr old men coming back for medicine...

One of my colleagues (an intern like me) is 40yrs old....

So watcha say

Chevy tinnss

ritababe:
citrus lime
my supervisor told me to peel out the back, dry and grind it very well to form lime powder... but am confuse

Yeah, you could try that....

Peel the skin, dry it under the sun, get a small mortar/pestle and bring it into powder...

Dr Abbey my oga, long time faa...

What of path care, I'm sure they would do DNA testing there....

Which lime; quicklime, slaked lime, soda-lime, or citrus lime....

Well I can categorically state here that there are no poisonous spiders in Nigeria...

Try a Google search and see

I have two USB cords; one from lenovo and another from infinix.....

The lenovo cord has copper terminals......

The infinix cord has aluminum terminals......

And I'm not surprised....

Joint pains in young peeps could be caused by a very long list of differentials.....

Ranges from ordinary malaria to systemic lupus erythematosus....

But with a detailed history at least, we could have a schneiden of an idea....

And I always want to respect the cordiality of the doctor-patient relationship....

That's why I prefer clients sending mails, so that they could be very free with me, with the privacy they all need....

So they could please send PMs or the second mail on my siggy....

Thanks

pbs4real:
am xperiencing same as well. . . . . . Genotype:AA. . .late twenties. . . . . Really nid ur help guyz. . . . .tnx

Shoot me a mail

@nurey chaai, u have killed it with that kind of pimping...

chikachike86:
The major issues with Golf 3 are the electrical setting and front wheel. Apart from that, the fuel consumption is low, and spare parts of the ride is readily available.
You will surely enjoy the ride.

I even thought its the golf4 that has electrical issues...

Unseen:
Do not forget to tweak your GSM Andriod phone to CDMA Andriod phone.

Abeg help me tell them OOO

jpsmart:
i does. But d down side of it is dat it has a non-removable battery of which if you are a bad ass user you won't find it appealing cos you might get stock to a situation where you phone hangs and d only saviour is removing d ba3 thou it's stil good oh

Infinix hot has a removable battery ooo

And the reason why most peeps don't buy memory cards with their infinix hot is because it has in-built 16GB memory, 13GB for the user tho....

I use one, the phone is very nice and cheap...

You'll enjoy it

santakris:
Where is the location of the twins in ilorin sir?

ASA dam road, in front of kam wire industries....

They are good kazeems...

Denn:
This discrimination against 'kazeem' gives me worry.

Our roadside mechanics might not be as schooled as we are or follow the latest mechanical trends but we can not totally write them off.

We have artisans and great innovators amongst them.

The average 'oyinbo' mechanic has access to genuine parts and diagnostic tools. He is possibly a dealership trained technician in his younger years and has access to the proper tools.

How many oyinbo panel beaters can fabricate a vehicle fender from a sheet of metal? What they do is just buy a new fender for less than 50 USD and bolt it onto place.

How many oyinbo 'rewire' can troubleshoot a wire connection using nothing but a tester (bulb and wire on a screwdriver) instead of simply replacing the harness.

Removing thermostats is just an unfortunate attempt to resolve or prevent an overheating condition. If they really had the proper technical education, they won't.

Just because we know that 20w50 is not the master oil for all cars or thermostat removal is a sin does not make us gods and them demons.

How many of us can do the really dirty work? Like removing an engine with nothing but your spanners and your physical muscle. Oyinbo will use a crane while sipping his morning coffee.

How many of us can try changing the head gasket of an 8 cylinder engine at noon in the open sun whilst changing oil on a celica, removing the rear struts of a pick up, 'flying' a bike to ladipo market to buy a transmission and still attending to a new Nairaland customer who wants to lecture on why abro atf is not an atf.

The day your fake brake pad decides to give way on lagos to Benin road, you will thank God we still have kazeems.

Let's honour them for being there and work on creating sensitization on modern technical practices.

I respect my kazeem.

You are right you know.....

There are some good kazeems who know their onions.....

I can recommend the the twins for those residing in ilorin, one twin is an auto-mech, the other is an auto-electrician... And they are really good at their job...

In ogbomoso, I can only vouch for one kazeem at isale-general... All others would turn your car into a wheelbarrow within seconds...

colossus2:
Goody Goody, Éclairs, Gogo et al

Guy why u mention gogo nah....

You made me remember M&K now...

With Trebor and minta (remember there was the white and brown minta)

And Malta sweet....

Chaaai, gone were the days.....

BOBFRENZY:
Wat GOD did 2 d people of sodom&gomorah as written in d bible, zz it stated in d kuran also??

Yes, yes and yes again

DrHesjay:
Bro..that stuff depends on d school.. different schools call those exams different names....
.
In unilorin..
300lvl---First Professional MB(Anatony,Phywiology,Biochrm and IP)
.
400lvl---Part I Final MBBS(Pharmacolgy and pathology)
.
500lvl---Part II Final MBBS( Paediatrics and O&G)
.
600lvl---Part III Final MBBS(Medicine, Surgery, ..**[size=32pt]COMMUNITY MEDICINE[/size]*)

Done....

Profcamsey:
lagusta big Doctor, u didn't answer my question on the medical thread.

Please redirect me there, thanks....

ALKARULEZZ:
Having the certificate is the primary motive.. The other things it entails are secondary, which are not as difficult as the former.. My favourite quote comes to mind in this situation;

Whenever you feel like quitting, think about why you started


Btw, Not all Mass Communicators studied Mass Communication

Well, you are right tho....

But thank God he is happy doing what he is doing now.....