 Foreign Affairs › Re: Where Is Nigeria In The G-20 by MduZA: 1:02pm On Nov 23, 2014 |
EVarn:
funny dude.most of your actors act for foreign movies,and you're proud of it? are you not proud of your Nigerian soccer players playing in the English premier league? |
| Agriculture › Re: Dangote Farms Begins Hybrid Tomatoes Production In Kano by MduZA: 5:45pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
all4naija:
It is not primitive because that is what it is. Are you saying Zulus and Xhosas not obese? we south Africans do not refer Nigerians with their ethnicity but refer you guys as Nigerians or africans...surely you would also want me to call you all4Niaja not all4Yoruba |
| Agriculture › Re: Dangote Farms Begins Hybrid Tomatoes Production In Kano by MduZA: 6:59am On Nov 22, 2014 |
all4naija:
I know you are trying to use obesity to define disease here. Even there are more obese people in the Middle East than in the USA presently. For your information, South Africa is among first 10 obese nations on the planet. When you tell Zulus and Xhosas to control their eating habit they would tell they are affluent and can afford rich food. Rich food in South Africa is sugary food, my bottom! my man this tendency of yours of referring to other nationals with their ethnicity is primitive ... |
| Autos › Re: South African Firm To Begin Vehicle Financing Early Next Year, Says Jalal by MduZA: 6:48am On Nov 22, 2014 |
Omooba77:
As from the first quarter of next year, prospective buyers of vehicles made in Nigeria will have structured financing arrangement to enable them purchase them.
The Director General of the National Automotive Council (NAC), Engr. Aminu Jalal stated this at a stakeholders’ forum NAC organised to sensitise dealers of used vehicles on the need for them to be part of the new automotive policy of the federal government.
Jalal said a memorandum of understanding has been signed with a South African financial company with expertise in financing vehicle purchase at very low interest rate in addition to long-term payment structure.
He said the MoU was signed in October this year in South Africa, “which means they will allocate resources and people to the project and apply for banking license from the Central Bank of Nigeria and once they get it they will start. We hope that early next year they will start. We are expecting them this month.”
He said there are financing schemes for vehicle purchase in the country but that the interest rate was not pocket-friendly.
According to him, the reason for the policy is to bring back automotive assembly operations and to develop a lot of local content in the process.
He said it is hoped that “in the future there would be enough vehicles at affordable prices with the vehicle financing scheme so that Nigerians will be weaned away from the use of used vehicles.”
He recalled that in the past Nigerians who had jobs bought new cars through financing schemes and that in the future Nigerians will be able to purchase new vehicles.
The dealers in used vehicles, he said were being sensitised to be part of the new policy and to gradually move away from the sale of used vehicles to new ones.
“They will be dealing in new vehicles and they can sell used vehicles that are brought in by their owners who want to buy new ones.”
On the number of assembly plants on stream, he said the old assembly plants in the country were already working, listing VW, Peugeot, Layland, Anamco is partnering with a local company to assemble trucks, Dana Motors is assembling KIA vehicles.
He said other companies like Toyota, Ford, Honda, Mitsubishi already have partners in Nigeria and they have done studies, saying that maybe their intentions will be clearer next year.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/south-african-firm-to-begin-vehicle-financing-early-next-year-says-jalal/194717/ do Nigerians realize that SA is positively on their side always? |
| Politics › Re: BREAKING NEWS: Chaos In South African Parliament - CNN by MduZA: 6:44am On Nov 22, 2014 |
How about discussing things of national interest like the incident at the Nigerian parliament wherein parliamentarians were flying on top of the gate plus soldiers who prevented the speaker to enter the assembly...Surely nobody is interested |
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| Travel › Re: My Experience With South African Immigration At Port Of Entry. by MduZA: 9:24am On Nov 20, 2014 |
adedayoleke90:
my brother sorry o,that's how they do,even to people who stay here and is not our fault,they girls like Nigerian guys because we know how to handle them on bed,but they man are not good like us that's why they are jeolous of us ,sorry my man. lol ...Nigerians are the best clients of prostitutes,can't believe you are beating your chest about it |
| Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs South Africa: AFCON Qualifier (2 - 2) On 19th November 2014 by MduZA: 5:51am On Nov 20, 2014 |
donshaddow:
MduZa come and hear wetin they are saying against your Bafana Bafana oooo... Them dey even call una Banana Banana??
Any SA around? Pls do the needful and defend your RAND.
Go Super Eagles. am here my friend...what are they saying? |
| Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs South Africa: AFCON Qualifier (2 - 2) On 19th November 2014 by MduZA: 5:40am On Nov 20, 2014 |
Samunique:
South Africa will not escape the beating of their lives this time around.
The last time we played them at their home they celebrated the draw as if they won WC.
THANK GOD! WE HAVE CONQUERED THE RED DEVILS, TO CONQUER THE YELLOW ONES BANANA BANANA WON'T BE A PROBLEM, GOD WILLING!!!!
Meanwhile, i must thank the Almighty God for giving us victory over Congo! That's unmerited favor! MAY JAH BE PRAISED FOREVER!!!! congratulations |
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