₦airaland Forum

psalmsmiles:
They didnt reveal the criterias used in making this decision.
Sadly, many nigerians will agree wholeheartedly with this list. Why not? When they live in a country where a person who owns a toyota pencil or muscle feels like he has made it in life.
In saner climes, when they are mentioning car companies, Toyota doesn't even come in.
Nonsense and Amotekun

Nonsense, in saner climes Toyota is the go to brand, google the best selling car in the world and it's most definitely a Toyota. Resale value is excellent, they drive well into the 100000miles mark before you have issues with them. The BMWs and the Mercedes are luxury line-ups for sure but they lose value quite quickly and they cost a fortune to maintain. check reliability rankings for motor brands, you'll find Lexus and Toyota top the rankings (Lexus of course is part of Toyota). If you looking for a car of everyday use with little to no maintenance, reliable with low fuel consumption, Toyota is your go-to brand and that is for a Tokunbo hungry nation like ours.

bigfrancis21:
My only issue with this bill is the removal of statute of limitations. Even in more advanced countries, statute of limitations exist for a reason due to changing laws over time, thus what may be legally or socially permissible 30 years ago (socially permissible yes? Morally right it may not have been) may be outlawed today, thus people should not be indicted from periods when certain things were permissible. It would be similar to jailing a 115-year old grandfather for partaking in slavery in the late 1800s when it was legally allowed but banned today.
The inclusion of men in the bill may serve as a catalyst to gather male support to ensure the passage of the bill.

The statute of limitation only removes the barrier on years within which an action can be brought against an accused for an alleged wrong, I suspect your fears are unfounded because the bill if passed into law most probably, won't have a retroactive effect which means the intended changes will only apply to cases that happen after the commencement of the act.

Automatics are cool but manual is better, at least for drag racing, I use to tell my friends, if you're in an automatic vehicle and I in the manual of the same kind of vehicle, I'd always win the drag race. Manual can be a punishment in traffic but when you want to go from 0-60 in the fastest time, manual is the best (it depends on the driver), many of the fastest cars in the world use manual (paddleshift) transmissiontransmission too.

Can a crimean born before the annexation by Russia be referred to as a Russian by birth? this is in relation to the Atiku conundrum. We obviously operate under different laws but it's just as a comparison given that his hometown wasn't originally a part of the entity called Nigeria.