₦airaland Forum

Very interested, N1.6m.

The price, is it for a complete set of how many?

What's the last Price? I have N1. 550m.

Mileage?

What's the mileage and VIN ?

Are you based in Abuja? Cause I know someone in abuja with a Honda civic 2001 model that could consider that.

N900k?

N900k, final offer fr d 307

Bros best I can do is N1.05m, consider it nau, let's rap up this transaction first thing monday morning. 08033455651

Location plzzzz! 08033455651

N900k? If u accept tell me d location lemme come over and inspect and pik up one.

What about N1.25m down payment with d balance in post dated chqs spread over 5 months?

N850k for d 307?

Good deal and price, but would you consider N1.3m, cus thats what i got.

offering N1m?, serious buyer, where is it located?

Bros consider N1m nau.

Price?

Bros! Consider N1m nau? Its manual oh!.

Bros! no phone or email contact and no price and no details whatsoever?

What's d mileage?
Vin?
Offering 800k.
Please re confirm that this is its first body paint.

1. What location in lagos.
2. What's d vin and exact mileage.
3. Offering 1.1m, consider as extremely serious.

whats the price nau?

offering N1.2m down payment for the corolla with the balance within six months,
what say u?

send pics to f_apache@yahoo.com

Offering 1.1m for the Honda civic '04, subject to satisfactory inspection.

what say u?

Please correct your contact details or send a text to 08033455651.

highly interested.

Serious Buyer, offering 1m.

Na for Free? how much nau?

Whats the VIN, d mileage and location? i have N1.150m cash

Nairaland I-Too-Know kids. See as you just shot yourself on the foot. You should be the one suing your high school teacher for not preparing you well enough for the intellectual world you are going to be wading through in the pursuit of life. The sentence "I'm broken" couldn't have been more correct. I will not dissect for you. Do your research, correct yourself and come back to apologize to OP.

Seconded!.

Ngozi, Ngozi! this is just a pretty theoretical speech, stop bamboozling us with all this long story, long in rhetorical but short in basic. The koko of the matter is that we just don't trust you- the government. Prior to this, what has the government achieved with funds saved from previous deregulation regimes- more allowances, inflated contract awards inflated funds spent on refinery turn around maintenance and now you want more. if u couldn't manage the little that accrued earlier you certainly cannot manage the much that would accrue from total deregulation. Subsidy is not sustainable, that's an established fact but before you wake up one morning and completely remove it without addressing certain fundamental issue, you r just precipitating towards disaster.  How long will the ordinary Nigerian continue to pay for governments inefficiency and spineless approach to combating corruption. i can assure you that with out addressing the fundamental issue of corruption in governance, the money you presume to save from fuel subsidy removal would just be wasted elsewhere through either inflated contracts or some sort of security vote. I remember a time during Obasanjo's administration where $9b was purportedly spent on refinery turn around maintenance, where has that gotten us. The same amount that could have been used to build at least two brand new refineries and here you are drumming up support for complete deregulation.  if i were you i would partly deregulate, say to about N90, the money saved which should amount to hundreds of billions of naira would then be used to build more refineries and execute one or two of those lofty ideas you listed, then you can have the moral justification to ask ordinary Nigerians for more money. outside that what you are just telling Nigerians is simple- the government cannot afford to pay these cabal these outrageous sums so Nigerians like it or not pay them- without providing the enabling environment.  Madam please Phase your deregulation, account for the little saved then ask for more. Abeg!

Chief How about N1.2m, cash available