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wellmax:
In that one minute video, those mufus mentioned Buhari twice.

You guys are so opposed with Bubu, please get a life.

as in....like Na Buhari buy the drink for the man abi wetin...These folks are impossible !

Although Mercedes hasn’t detailing pricing for the G550, the SUV comes exceptionally well-equipped for what’s likely to not dip below the outgoing model’s $125,000 (N45625000) price of entry, minus cost of Importation and Custom duty. Standard equipment includes leather upholstery, power-adjustable front seats with memory, a Burmester-branded audio system, automatic emergency braking, active lane control, and keyless ignition. A 12.3-inch touchscreen for infotainment is standard, while a secondary display of the same size is on the options list to take the place of a conventional gauge cluster. Individual options are limited but include adaptive dampers, massaging front seats, a heated steering wheel, and a rear-seat entertainment system.

The external changes are quite easy to miss. Mercedes didn't want to change an Iconic look, sort of the way Land Rover has kept the unmistakable Range Rover shape and profile, so the exterior changes were quite subtle but it is on the inside and underpinning that had the most change (Thankfully, Not the APC's Kind ) has occurred. The Second generation W464 G Class was launched on January 14, 2018 on the NAIAS Auto Show in Detroit.

In contrast to its predecessor, the new G-Class has grown in width by 121 millimeters, and 53 millimeters in length, and now has 6 millimeters more ground clearance.[85] As compared to its predecessor with the same engine, the weight savings are around 170 kilograms.[86] Despite all this, the vehicle visually differs from the W463 very little.

Due to the age of the basic concept of the previous model, the technical changes are significant. Among other things, the front axle now has independent suspension instead of a rigid axle; the rear axle remains solid. The low range gear ratio was shortened from 2.1: 1 to 2.9: 1. The new model now has the familiar digital cockpit from the S-class. At launch only the G550 will be offered

My main man Autojosh made a thread earlier detailing the new Iconic car from German auto Giant, Mercedes Benz..The G Class (G-Wagen/Wagon short for Geländewagen, "cross country vehicle") and some of y'all were already saying they would get the older one like the early 2000's model and just update with grills and stuffs...sorry to bust your bubble but the 2019 Model is fully redesigned from the ground up..Yes it looks very similar to the current model which has remained largely unchained since it launched in 1979..That's a whooping 40 years of Girth, In all these years the car has grown from a military styled Juggernaut to a luxury yet rugged all terrain vehicle with amenities that can rival the most luxurious brand yet keeping that rugged engineering it is known for.

One more pic...for the culture

Excitement as Lagos governor Ambode opens ultra-modern park with free wi-fi (photos)

- Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos set another pace on Wednesday, December 13, with the opening of an ultra-modern park

- Named after three former governors, the park has a free wi-fi, children's unit and other facilities for users

- Governor Ambode says the park was named after three governors as part of the efforts of his administration to honour those considered as heroes of the state

Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos officially unveiled an ultra-modern recreational park in Alausa, Ikeja, in the evening of Wednesday, December 12,

The park was opened in honour of three former governors of the state, Brigadier Mobolaji Johnson (Rtd), Alhaji Lateef Jakande and Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

The park is located in front of the state House of Assembly and few metres away from Lagos House.

Ambode, who spoke at a ceremony to unveil the park known as Johnson, Jakande, Tinubu Park (JJT Park), said it was part of the efforts by his administration to immortalise heroes of the state.


“One of the hallmarks of any progressive society is to always recognise and reward the efforts of heroes who contribute to the growth of that society.

“In the case of Lagos state, we have so many heroes who toiled and laid a solid foundation for the Lagos we enjoy today.

“Today, we are here to celebrate and honour three past governors of our dear state who were outstanding in their contributions to the development of Lagos state.

“These eminent Lagosians are some of the very few brave men that stood to be counted on the side of justice and even by their performances while in office have written their name in gold for future generations.

“The roles played by Brigadier Mobolaji Johnson, the first governor and military administrator of the state; Alhaji Lateef Jakande, the first civilian governor of Lagos state; and Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, governor and architect of modern Lagos; can never be forgotten. They are the true legends of our state, and architects of the Lagos we are proud of today,” Ambode said.

The governor noted how Brigadier Johnson laid the foundation as the pioneer governor of the newly created Lagos state in 1967 and constructed the 60.7 kilometre Lagos-Badagry Expressway linking Nigeria with countries in the West African sub region, the Itoikin Bridge linking Epe and Ikorodu; the Eko Bridge and a network of roads and bridges that opened up the new Lagos.


He said Alhaji Jakande, the first elected civilian governor of the state, who held office for four years, introduced masses-oriented programmes particularly in the education, housing and health sectors.

According to Ambode, apart from the successful implementation of the free education programme, Alhaji Jakande’s administration also established new neighbourhood primary and secondary schools, and also constructed over 30,000 housing units in different parts of the state for the benefit of low income earners.

“His tenure also witnessed the completion of the general hospitals in Gbagada and Ikorodu as well as the establishment of about 20 health centres within the state.

"Alhaji Lateef Jakande conceived and initiated the metro line transit system that would have provided a solution to the challenge being experienced in the transportation sector today,” he said.

Concerning Tinubu, Ambode said the former governor’s enure witnessed the development of a blue print for the future development of the state and which successive administrations have continued to build upon and actualize today.


“One of the remarkable achievements of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration was the reform of the state tax administration system which resulted in the state attaining the status of the most viable and self-sustaining state in Nigeria.

I like intellectual threads like this

Nobody looked closely at theses houses to see it's not the same, this is their Omole House, not the parkview on...bloggers sha...and those that swallow their stories like amala and okro soup !

A 2008 Avalon is brand new...so Toyota keep this one for factory for them abi ??


Ok o

Madeu:
Ambode is instilling Yoruba consciousness in Lagos.

As it should be..

Sounds like the priest is mentally unbalanced...and to think he heads the school.

Basically dead on arrival, they just make laws without considering our peculiarities, once a tenant appends his signatute to a document with conditions spelt out, he has to follow through, who will be collecting rent every three months, i don't think any reasonable tenant wants to be bothered about paying rent every three months sef..besides Landlord can just double the amount paid since thr law wants to turn it to ajo..

Like the one before it, this also is not gonna change much.

More pictures of lagos mainland

Diffdeef:
Strippers too have opinions on politics?

Get your fact right before making them public, Kim was never a stripper and yes even if she was, her opinion is her right and in this case valid.

More pics....Only 275 of these will be built and even as it doesn't officially launch until 2019, those meant for the US market jave alreadg been sold out !

JUST WHEN YOU thought that the days of road cars built around racing technology were done—and for the most part they are—Mercedes-AMG unveiled its long awaited Project One, a $2.8 million hypercar stuffed with all the tech that Mercedes has developed to dominate in Formula 1, the pinnacle of motorsports tech.
With its first hypercar, revealed this week at the International Motor Show in Frankfurt, Germany, Mercedes proves there’s more than one way to make rich drivers feel like they’re training to be astronauts. Where the equally pricey Bugatti Chiron summons 1,500 horsepower from an 8-liter W16 engine that can empty a 26-gallon gas tank in eight minutes, the Project One relies on a puny 1.6-liter V6 engine and a few electric motors. Yet it tops out at 217 mph and goes from 0 to 60 mph in about 2.6 seconds.
That’s possible because the Project One is built with the same tech that Mercedes has used to dominate F1 in recent years. The 1.6-liter V6, which would look small in any car, makes roughly 700 horsepower, largely because it cranks at 11,000 rpm. That’s roughly double whatever you drive (and a bit short of the F1 car’s 15,000 rpm), and just slow enough to give the engine the lifespan it’ll need in public hands. The Merc gets another 500 horsepower from three electric motors—one on each front wheel, the third integrated into the engine. A fourth motor spins the turbocharger to make sure when suede driving shoe meets pedal, there’s no lag in power delivery.


The goodies don’t stop there. The Project One’s plugin hybrid system allows for torque vectoring, applying torque to any given wheel with more precision than you get in a conventional all-wheel-drive system—and makes for superior control in the tightest of corners. Good news when you’ve got 1,100 horsepower at your toe tips. For good measure, the hybrid drive system also gives you up to 20 miles of all-electric propulsion, for when you need to sneak out in the middle of the night with it or roll into emissions-hating city centers.
Of course, F1 cars rely on more than a clever powertrain, and so does the Project One. Other tech helping goose things along includes a lightweight, high strength, carbon-fiber body similar to the one that races at the Monaco Grand Prix. A multilink suspension with push-rod spring struts smooths out body roll in hard cornering. Carbon wheels and carbon ceramic brakes help keep weight down and the car in control. One thing you won’t get: any of the semiautonomous capabilities Mercedes is pushing elsewhere. If that’s disappointing, this is not the robot driver you’re looking for.
The car’s exterior design is heavy on the curves, a break from the angular looks in Mercedes’ recent vehicles. The doors open forward and up, because it ain’t a hypercar if the doors are regular. Plenty of intakes and vents help channel air around the car and cool the hotter bits, like the engine and brakes. The inlet above the roof transitions to a black shark fin, which—as with F1 cars—helps with lateral stability in the turns. Active front and rear spoilers also help keep the car pointing the right way when whipping through turns.
Even the Project One’s interior mimics an F1 car, albeit with the addition of a passenger seat. The steering wheel comes with the host of multicolored buttons and dials real racers use. The form-fitting seats appear to be of a single piece, linked in the middle via a little hump. Displays include dual 10-inch hi-res LCDs, naturally. A camera-based rearview mirror system replaces the standard glass in the headliner.
Mercedes says it will make just 275 of these gems—every one of them sold already—starting production in 2019. If you missed out, don’t worry. We’re pretty sure it’ll be available in dorm room.

Abu Banaat wrotes:

ONE-ROOM APARTMENT, A NIGHTMARE TO WOMEN.

When we say a face-me-i-face-you is a nightmare to
women, it doesn't mean the malefolk see it as a paradise, no one ordinarily wishes for it, its like a mini-prison for both genders, however, its still more favourable for a bachelor than a couple.

The following are d reasons why your wife keeps murmuring that you should get a better accommodation for her:

1) Every woman needs privace, infact they need it just like the air they breathe, she wants to be in her own world, in her
kingdom, where she is d queen and her husband is d king and they have "no" citizens except their kids.

2) She needs a spacious home so that she can do her ijogbon with you witout outside interference especially if she is a young wife, but if all she is got is a tiny room, she can't enjoy herself or play hide and seek with you,
when everywhere is so tight.

3) A woman needs privacy so that her mindset will be at ease during intimacy, she doesn't want a situation where she is moaning and still be doubting if the neighbours are hearing it or not.

4) If she lives in a large mansion, she doesn't have to wear hijab all day because there is much privacy, but if she lives in a tiny room, she has to wear hijab everytime she steps
out for one menial thing or d other, hence she spends almost all day and night on hijab.

5) She has to bath very early before day break if the general bathroom has torn or tartered curtains, this could be emotionally disturbing and worse if its during harmattan.

6) Your wife won't feel comfortable when you both have intercourse in the same room with your kids while they are asleep. Rather than enjoying it, she will only endure it.

7) Your wife's interaction wit the neighbours or strange men may be uncontrollable as they will keep coming to beg her for matches, pepper and the likes.

If your wife is a gentle type, many neighbours may step on her toes and make her weep silently, but if she is a rugged type, she will also display her free madness, both
cases are disastrous to her.

9) A woman needs privacy even when washing and spreading her undies, only a shameless woman spreads her undies in public without shame, if your wife has no
alternative but to wash them and spread them in public, it will hurt her since every male neighbour sees the colour, shape and size of her undies.

All this and more are the reasons why a woman needs privacy. Every one prays for comfort but not everyone gets it, even men need privacy too, but some men are not
making efforts to get better accomodation for their wives.

Accomodation is very vital in marriage, before you complain that your wife is materialistic, check how many among the basic needs you have provided for her. Work harder and don't be lazy or idle, do not put someone's daughter in hardship.

Do not threaten her that you will marry a second wife, when your first wife can't even find a place to defecate except in a santana leather or in an uncompleted building.

Polygyny isn't an automatic ticket to paradise.

An extreme case of Post Partum depression, unfortunately she happens to be in Nigeria where illness of the mind are not really understood and they label her evil when what she really needs is some serious treatment herself....What an unfortunate situation.

buchilino:
D DAY NATURE GO VEX, I PITY D PPLE DAT WILL BUY PROPERTIES HERE.

Negative mindseted folks like you will also be welcome to the place...no be only nature, na mother and father nature go jojn vex together...You think Civil Engineers are jokers abi

Still very much available, Call now for enquiries and inspections.

If Nigeria is to ever become a great country, it must follow in the footsteps of Lagos...
A great Nigeria starts from Lagos

Inanna:
lol I don't know why her actions are really upsetting some people. As if she's the cause of their poverty. Her life, her money, her business. Happy graduation to her though.
After all, some white artists burnt $1million as their own expression of art. Might seem stupid to you, but it's their Own money and bidness.

This comment is just plain stupid, this is senseless waste just to show to people u have money and u can waste it...it's stupid especially in a country where the money wasted can go a long way to ease others suffering, about folks that pay top dollar for art works, that is an investment...that is something worth a lot of money anf can be sold to make a profit thus an investment...It's her money though, so she can spend it as stupidly as she wants.

A 2 bedroom flat is available to let at Magodo GRA Phase two, situated along Akin Tijani Street with ample parking space in a breezy and serene environment.
Features includes all room en- suite with a visitors toilet.
2 baths and 3 toilets in all.
1M per annum (negotiable)

Call Biodun on 08176949486 for inspections and enquiries

A twitter user got a lot of whys, hoos and haas when he put up a pic of a new Range Rover sport he just purchased but now have to put it up for sale because Mum disapproves of it.

Sounds like a Nigerian Yoruba mum if you ask me ?

davo90tico:
why sir was it discontinued, does that mean no 2017 model sir?

Yeah, the last ones produced for the US Market, and the last ones for the International market would stop at 2017 i believe.

sarutobie:
I thought SUV stands for Sub Urban Vans..

Lol...they stand for Sport Utility Vehicle

OP what's the source of your satellite images ojare, google earth is not this vivid...

softwerk:
Are those titanium plated wheels?!

I'm soaked already!

I like me a lady that knows and talks automobiles

YelloweWest:
Nigerians and twisted mentality.

What is wrong with a 14year old cooking beans? I started cooking for my dad at 12

Thinks small na, were you also a maid in your dads house, can't you see it goes beyond cooking...

Mazda...oh...my dad's first car, like someone said, perceptions of Nigerians just don't favour Mazdas right now and the sins of some of their problematic older models, Mazda has greatly improved though...check Kelley blue book page and other auto sites and see how recent mazda models stack aginst the likes of honda, toyota and nissan...they have really uped their game, even beating these better known brands in some parameters.

The new Mazda 6 is so agile ehn...better looking that many in it's class. Besides we like to go for the popular brands here, see how other noddles companies are struggling to compete against Indomie noddles, even Dangote had to bow !

It is safe to say many Nairalanders are more emotional than rational, proudly showing off ignorance and even insisting they are right, maybe some of you do not know the scope of work to be done and how much the almost a trillion naira is in dollars or even pounds, also considering most of the building materials would be sourced from abroad, the expats won't touch your naira and all the logistics involved....surely, a project like this would be cheaper in more developed countries but for ours...it's just gonna be higher.


Sometimes i feel when i'm on nairaland, i am in the midst of kindergarten kids, what a far cry from what nairaland was in the late 2000's..