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I have a Toyota toy I wish to turn a sweet baby. Customization and beautification is part of the budget, so the fees won't be a burden.

Who knows the best toyota maitentance centers in Anambra state with modern diagnostic machines and improved tools for working on Toyota Suv?

Every contribution is highly appreciated.

Emeka71:
Is hp far better than DELL?

HP isn't better than Dell bro. If you've got the money for dell or Mac, go for it

How much?

emmalezy:
I shouldn't have answered u but I will assist the poster lolz!!

First of all he is base in Anambra state not lagos that's why u are seeing the village settings..
Second his blog is naijabaddo.com
Thirdly he makes money but not tru his blog alone coz he sells tutorials on how to make money online and the tutorial goes for nothing less than 5k..

He is online guru..

He will teach u on how to start making money tru ur blog..
Plus u will have to spend money to advertise the post on FB so that people will click on ur adsene..

Bye for now!!

Yes he has tattoo but that doesn't make him a yahoo boy!!

No be porn blog I dey see so?

emmalezy:
I shouldn't have answered u but I will assist the poster lolz!!

First of all he is base in Anambra state not lagos that's why u are seeing the village settings..
Second his blog is naijabaddo.com
Thirdly he makes money but not tru his blog alone coz he sells tutorials on how to make money online and the tutorial goes for nothing less than 5k..

He is online guru..

He will teach u on how to start making money tru ur blog..
Plus u will have to spend money to advertise the post on FB so that people will click on ur adsene..

Bye for now!!

Yes he has tattoo but that doesn't make him a yahoo boy!!

No be port blog I dey see so?

DonaldGenes:
Do you know any one willing to sell Adsense?

iMean genuine Nigerians

sunboy:
Bro you no try o. This guy is on my facebook list, and he called me earlier this month to exchange 4-5k GBP.
Stop thinking everything na G or yahoo! Think!!! that brain putten into G or yahoo can make you better money legitimately.

hard work pays! congrats bra

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Frankenstein:
Give him 6 months. Yes, 6 months! Let us all give Buhari a chance. Before we all go on criticizing him, he should be allowed to assume office and govern for a while.

Rome wasn't built in a day. If Buhari fails like most Nigerians are already wishing, Nigeria fails. Support the president-elect.

I just wanna make common sense.

6 months never reach so?

if after like 5 working days, you don't get the alert or amount reflected in your savings account, you'll need visit the bank to inquire from your account manager

I vote Refiner

cc NLJega

Nice ride

sugarbelly:
what u need to know is that for any international payment, in USD, whhether it is Adsense or any other oyibo company paying into your Nigeria bank account, insofar that your account is not a domiciliary account (dollar account), the exchange rate will always be 199/$. The wise thing is for u guys to open a domiciliary account with GTB ($0 deposit, that's why I advice with GTB), then Adsense pays in that account in $$$. Withdraw ur money in dollar and go to abo-ki for 370/$ exchange rate

nice one

Hardeybohwarley:
I've tried it still not working..

create an a record for the Google IP addresses and try loading the naked domain again.

It should start working after that.

The IP addresses to create the A record for is as follows:


216.239.32.21
216.239.34.21
216.239.36.21
216.239.38.21

You see more on this from http://www.3ptechies.com/setup-custom-domain-godaddy-blogger.html

resultcase:
85% of Nigerian hosts have their servers located in the USA so if you're targeting the USA u don't have to worry about side load effect.

85%? more like 92%, which Nigerian re-seller have the time/resources to buy dedicated servers in multiple locations.

Most modern mobile browsers (such as blackberry default browser, safari, etc.) would normally let you view Facebook with all features you'd need while reading the desktop version.

Larger version of opera mini does have the desktop mode too, it is the lighter versions that will frustrate the hell outta you. But then you can change back to the desktop version by manually removing the mobile address and pre-fixing it with www instead

You can follow the mobile tweaks section to read more tips and tricks.

sweet chomchin

JideTheBlogger:
I have uploaded the flash share that's preloaded in Tecno android phones. You can get it here.

or even pick any other android file transfer app.

southcent:
heard that transfer is free without data,is my source right?

All wi-fi direct share transfer apps does so without using data.

You can actually get Gionee Xender app or the main one from either Google play store, iOS store and windows phone and share easily between smartphone and tablet devices.

tripplephi:
We know heetng is a scam. But how much for your adsense

This is a super-innovative idea LordEmma, reminds me of how useful the AbokiFX platform has been since it was launched. I need not stress myself much to get authentic parallel (black) market dollar to naira FX rate or start calling those dealers in my list before getting non-confusing prices.

Nawhere is sure going to be a game-changer for modern Nigerians or just anyone with an internet-enabled device. Thanks again for coming up with this super-awesome idea.

I am proud to be one of the few person that published a pre-launch article on it.

With rooting, you can remove bloatware, optimize your device, customize ROM and do other tweaks..... in the same vein, rooting can make your device susceptible to malware attacks, bricking of the ROM and would normally void your phone's warranty.

For Rooting guides:


You can opt here for - rooting with PC and/or rooting without PC.

Visiting Nigeria can be a mind-blowing experience as there are so many places to see, cities to visit, and cultures to explore. Certainly, along with the excitement of traveling to or living in a foreign land comes the possibility of the visitor experiencing some form of culture shock.

A number of tourists who have visited or lived in Nigeria have testified to being shocked and overwhelmed by the lifestyle, customs and practices of its people. Here's revealing to you the top seven things tourists often find strange about Nigerians.

The loudness

Nigerians find it hard to believe, but they are exceptionally loud, especially those from the western region. Some have stated that the loudness is a consequence of their local dialect and their cultural practices, while other believe that the average Nigerian lous because is is their heritage to be boisterous.

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A typical Nigerian will not hesitate to belt out a song in crowded street in the bid to sell potions or win souls, and most locals will not even try to reduce the pitch of their voice, as long as they feel the need to air an opinion. While locals see these as normal, most visitors find it utterly alarming.

Church buildings every couple of miles

Nigerians are very religious people and a larger part of the country actually practice Christianity and they are very zealous in their faith. It is hard to find a street in most parts of the country (excluding the northern regions which are saturated with muslims)without at least one church or meeting place. Visitors find it remarkable and some have wondered how these churches maintain their members.



Nigerians tend to carry large amounts of cash

For most people who live outside the country, ATMs and credit cards are the way to go when it comes to buying or purchasing. Most wander about with wallets utterly devoid of cash, they do not see the need to carry cash around as it even creates opportunities of getting robbed or maimed.

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They find it amazing that Nigerians on the other hand seem to love the scent of raw cash and carry money around with them at all times, despite the fact that there ATM machines around and most stores and spots have POS for credit cards. Nigeria is slowly becoming a cashless society, however they are finding it hard to give up the feel of paper money in their hands.


Bold requests for tips
Nigerians are not shy, not when it comes to money. Most visitors not only find it weird that they may have to paying extra for someone to do their job , they are baffled that waiters/waitresses do not hesitate to hint at or outrightly ask for a tip when it is time to collect the bill .

Unlike it is in the UK, there’s no set arrangement for tipping at restaurant and bars and so there is set amount or percentage one should tip neither is it clear, who should get tipped. The locals however do not see anything wrong with the whole situation as basically, it is the norm. When in Rome, act like the romans.



Liquor for everyone

Most countries around the world have a legal drinking age of 18 and so does Nigeria, so, many tourists find it astonishing when they see teenagers who are obviously below the age limit buying alcoholic drinks or spirits.

The most commonly purchased are the NGN50 satchet liquor sold by women who carry them around in trays and basins.Nigeria has a much more liberal stance on public drinking, and while most visitors find this delightful, there are who consider it unacceptable.

Locals eating full meals in public buses

The public buses, from BRT to Moluwe and Danfo are a major means of transportation for most locals in Nigeria, and while it would generally be considered unhygienic or just improper to eat while in motion or in public spaces that are not meant for eating, a lot of Nigerians flaunt the etiquette anyway and you cannot blame them really as desperate times call for desperate measures.

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It is no secret that certain large cities in the country are plagued with the incessant traffic jams, and the locals basically cannot stifle the need to stay on the hustle, so, they save time by eating on the bus. Do not be surprised to see someone eating not just gala and coke, but full blown meal like jollof rice, fried yam and sauce or even Amala and Ewedu.


Their strong belief in superstition

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Nigerians generally believe in superstition. It is an aspect of almost all the culture in the country and so it is generally accepted. There are so many signs and events that they believe are consequent to how things would turn out and they tend to read meaning to certain things visitors may consider as normal.

For instance, Nigerians tend to think that the right eye twitching is a sign that the person would see something good, while the average tourist see it as a sign of stress. Nigerians take their superstition so seriously that they could change their plan for the future or just for the day for something as simple as a black crow perching on one’s roof.

Source: Jovago Nigeria

your list looks legit. I concore

Quite a revealing list bro, syncs 100% with a comprehensive college student apps list I made some months back. Even though I didn't feature most of the ones here, it was really a time-tasking exercise to come up with any list at all.

Thanks for the for the share already

sounds like doughnuts

nabiz:
Somebody registered a business name today e.g. SOKLIN. But after some years want to incoperate the business as a company. My question is will the CAC still approve the name to be SOKLIN LTD?

That is the essence of reserving the business name bro, all you need do is - walk into their office, locate the holder of your original jacket and let your legal personnel work on the upgrade while the necessary payments (30k+) would come in alongside the required documentations

ctrlunlimited:
Hi,

Please I need help with the name search and registration. Kindly, add me to your connection so I could mail you.

Regards,

Do you still need a help with this?

Boomark:
Please where is the location?

zik avenue, after eke awka, just after the last keke bus stop, trek a little bit passed the filling station and you'll see the tiny sign by the road-side (right).