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'because they've had enough' has me rofl ![]() |
blamingthedevil:wasteful expense of money and CO2 emissions. |
Ireportlive:And the best place to restore it is in Nigeria and not the country it was imported from? Keep tickling yourself |
santiago24:and the engine knocked? |
Ssj |
Now it's closer to home. Expect hungry bloggers to go ham with topics on his biography and 10 times he did bla bla and bla. 8am tomorrow is too much time for them. RIP |
ebukajay184:For where? I pray peace comes back but I won't be surprised to hear of a reprisal attack in the near future. |
Chai!!! |
1.8m for a vehicle without AC, lots of patchwork and a sty for an interior. It's worth the price #Just passing by |
DesChyko:Oh boy, see violence oh[left][/left] ![]() I'm happy even the women are aligned on this matter. Interesting thread. |
Are you so desperate to sell you can't take even a minute to note the name written on the body of the car? |
Seeing the pictures especially the first one...then the price. I`m shook ![]() |
He even comot the plate number to make it toks once again ![]() A car that has tested the short end of Nigerian roads and technicians yet you want to sell at the price of toks. Goodluck to you. |
Sweetvie:Not necessarily. This is more common in France and Italy. I could already guess from the first picture. Jobs are not so abundant everywhere and you gotta hustle. Those African guys who peddle souvenirs and fast food around the Eiffel tower, do you how much they gross in a week? Dey there ![]() |
Is the stone at the front driver's side tire serving a particular purpose? ![]() |
Pwettylinda:What makes you think a foreign national will do a better job? I don't know your educational level but I'll implore you to do some research on global development. Africa is in the shit we`re in due to the west's neocolonialism. Every man is looking for how to make his life and business better. The only way this country and Africa as a continent can improve is when everyone takes responsibility and accountability to the nation's progress. Where anyone can call any erring or backward-thinking human/factor to order. That is the bedrock of democracy that has been serially abused and misplaced in Africa. That is why Uk prime ministers are fired on a regular because no one holds ultimate power. The only way forward now is either electing a leader that will restructure our values or people revolt and break the disguised tyranny that's keeping us down. |
Dikegodspower:Commendable? Is the source of the money commendable? Is the reason they are sharing the money commendable? Why are Africans so short-sighted like this ![]() Stockholm's syndrome is disturbing you....and thats why the poor will forever remain the puppets of the rich. |
Anywhere belle face ![]() |
Na wa o. Tinubu again. This man should rest now |
My teachers actually told me they would poke me in the eye if I opened them during prayers. Not angels, humans ![]() I believe closing my eyes makes me look inwards rather than outwards. It shuts off distractions and helps me focus on inner events. I can meditate and listen to what my inner person is saying or doing. Thats what I need during prayers. |
Pauzton:Make a new application and attach all the documents listed. At the file upload page, click on attach more files and get everything uploaded. |
Beautiful ride. I once encountered this bus on traveling on the bad and insecure road from Kontagora to Minna. Evidently, some politician could not afford to charter a chopper and leased this instead. It just popped up in my rearview out of the blues with its drl on. Everything black except the lights. He caught up to me at a speed bump, overtook and disappeared just as it appeared. The driver evidently wasn't going to wait for anything, not even an escort. I knew the person inside won't even know what the outside feels like. Cocooned in armored luxury. ![]() |
IyaTola:Your deductions about Keffi are not really correct. Keffi can safely be categorized as a suburb other than a city which gives fewer opportunities for upward career mobility. Rent is on the rise due to overflows from Abuja looking for comparatively cheaper rent which leads to a spike in traffic especially if the OP decides to get a job in Abuja environs. Nyanya will teach him a good lesson but like you said food is relatively cheaper. Lagos on the other hand is a land of opportunities 'if' you survive; a skill every Nigerian is beginning to master these days. Insecurity is in fair amounts on either end: Transit robberies in lagos, herdsmen attack in keffi. Pick your poison. You can survive on a low salary in Lagos (Millions of people do) and a monthly income of #300k definitely gives more leverage for handling personal finances. I'd rather squat in a hostel and earn 300k than live in a 3 bedroom with #120k. A lion in the jungle or a dog in the city. It everyone's choice. |
Upcoming ![]() |
Silentgroper:Of course they are better trained but they still strap 2 or 3 magazines together. They also pack more ammo just in case. When you are in a warzone you will definitely run out of ammo when you are on autofire with each magazine carrying just about 30 rounds. The speed of reload can be the difference between life and death. |
benzmatic:520i Performance indeed. Op should not forget to add gas guzzler to the description as well. A car without an Air conditioner, traction control or even notice able acceleration figures. It's quite silly how dealers just take any old car and call it vintage. If you're looking for vintage, start from the e28 and pick cars with interesting stories attached to them. The car looks clean no doubt but is highly overpriced. |
There's no time to be trying to remove another magazine from your pocket in the heat of a gunfight. The magazines can even fall off in your struggle for cover or tactical maneuvers. It's a lot quicker to switch magazines by flipping out the spent one and fitting the new one in seconds. |
Guys never really appreciate the risk inherent in unprotected sex. That girl you trust may actually love you and try to stay committed to you but one day just has a fling with some other guy. It's just one other guy but do you know how many girls that unknown guy has gone down with unprotected? The odds are limitless. ...and interestingly guys just meet a clean girl, has sex within 1 week and then discharges her. He doesn't realize this fine and clean girl that numerous cars will be chasing to give her a lift every day actually goes down with a new guy every two weeks, many times unprotected. No matter the trust, always get a wrap on. It saves you a lot of health and mental trauma. |
At least wash this car now. How much will #50 soap and 2 kegs of water cost you ![]() Just look at that engine and body work. Unimaginable. |
People are jamming Calm down on the streets of Europe. In buses, restaurants etc Me sef shock. ![]() Like earlier stated, Buga is African, Calm down is global although I don't see the big deal in both songs- |
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