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I noticed that the grill of the car is that of earlier models, 2003 to 2005. Any explanation for that?

1.550m. if ure ok with it, call 08034316350.

This car is not worth more than 550k

guy, na wah for u o. no pictures?
anyway i am very interested. send the pix to my box majeedsalam2002@yahoo.com.

pls send me the link on majeedsalam2002@yahoo.com

i am very seriously and urgently interested.

thank you

if anyone buys this dirty heap at anything close to 1.4m, call me bastard

hi fhemmy, please help me find out if I can find a bitumen truck(tanker) complete with burner to heat the bitumen on transit.

note- a bitumen tanker is just like a PMS or AGO truck head with the tanker behind. the difference i need is to have a tanker that will have heating system so that the bitumen can remain hot as i transport it.
thank you

bros, relax, even the clean tokunbo of this car can be bought for 1.7m

@ backracle- can this truck be used for my bitumen business to carry at least 25 tons of bitumen?

if no, can it be used to carry "white" products like Diesel and DPK?

will 1.1m fly it?

Abdul (08099588135)

Good independence day news for our boy and Nigeria too:

Baggies scoop historic Barclays awards double

West Bromwich Albion's Roberto Di Matteo and Peter Odemwingie are Barclays Manager and Player of the Month.

The pair have been rewarded for their efforts during the month of September as the Baggies claimed two wins and a draw.

This is the first ever time that a West Brom player and manager have won the individual accolades, while Odemwingie becomes the first Nigerian to scoop the prize since Jay-Jay Okocha won the accolade for Bolton Wanderers in November 2003.

The Baggies enjoyed a terrific September, picking up seven points from a possible nine to finish the month in sixth place in the Barclays Premier League.
BIGGEST SURPRISE
Kicking off the month with a fine 1-1 draw at home to Tottenham Hotspur, the team followed this up with an impressive 3-1 victory over Midlands rivals Birmingham City at The Hawthorns, with Odemwingie netting the second goal.

The highlight of Di Matteo's month was still to come, however, as West Brom shocked title hopefuls Arsenal with a 3-2 win at the Emirates Stadium. Odemwingie was on target yet again as he inspired the visitors to one of the biggest surprises in the Barclays Premier League this season.

The decision was made by the Barclays Awards Panel, which includes representatives from football's governing bodies, the media and fans.

http://www.premierleague.com/page/Headlines/0,,12306~2172082,00.html

for this naija used LX honda, i say 1.150m is a fair price joo

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=509971.msg6712203#msg6712203 date=1283851758]The boy should report to EFCC !!![/quote]for wetin? na him money??

Woke4all:
Still on,  He should sue the bank

for what? dem carry him money??

seriously, the responses here have been very interesting. Whats the big deal here? An obvious error led to someone's account being credit and it was reversed. kini Big deal? there is no frau anywia. if the bank staff had wanted to be fraudulent, they would have credit the sum to an account whose owner they know or an account opened for that purpose. its not in these days of transaction alert that they will credit one student's account with the intention of fraud.

lourash:
my first day was kind of funny, i got to work and accepted biscuit from a colleague not remembering that i was fasting.i had already finished eating it when i screamed out ,

olojukokoro!!

first day was ok. very ok. Alhamdulilah

Haba guys, una bad o, una no know this guy again? NA YAK OOO, PROLIFIC STRIKER MISSER!!

HAMMERS COOL ON YAKUBU INTEREST
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Barclays Premier League. Click here to bet.

West Ham co-owner David Sullivan has told Everton that they need to be 'more realistic' in their valuation of Yakubu Aiyegbeni and has confirmed that his club are now looking at different transfer targets.

The Hammers had bid for the Nigeria international on Tuesday with new manager Avram Grant seeking to increase his attacking options ahead of the new Premier League season.

Everton would appear to be willing to listen to offers, but Sullivan was less than impressed with an £8m valuation and has implied that West Ham are looking elsewhere after stating that Yakubu should be worth between £1m and £2m.

Sullivan said in the Daily Telegraph: "We have cooled on Yakubu. When you have a good, hard look at him, we want younger and quicker and better.

"Everything has a price. You want to get Yakubu for £1-2m and they are quoting £8m and that is far too much.

"They have to be more realistic. If they said £1-2m we might go back. We bid more at the start of the summer because we had more flexibility but, at this moment in time, having spent some of our money on other players we want him for £1-2m."

www.football365.com



So, Nairalanders, do you think the guy is worth more than £1-2m?? Me I DONT!!!!

1-0!!! usa just scored!

SCARFACE- YOU WANNA GO TO WAR? WE"L TAKE YOU TO WAR!!

try VANILLLA roll on - N450

bodman- N750


all na perfume, all dey tey for body

zoom zoom:
TRUMP or TRIUMPH

somebody can help me with the right spelling.

its TRIUM! I used it too. Funny thing is, the phones were not so annoying then and anoda funny thing is dat they were more expensive than the "good" fons of today oo

My own worst fon to date is one China NoKLA i bought. the annoying part is that when anyone calls me, and I dont pick,  the fon rings forever even if the person at the other end has aborted d call and has probably gone to bed. I have to manually end the ringing myself

shanktang:
How did the Almajiris manage to read the incription "Jonathan for president 2011" Hmm, Maybe Boko is not Haram any longer.[/color]

Maybe they didnt wright on it, maybe they made the mistake of pasting jonathan's picture [b]shaking hands wth their dear mohammed, [/b]and they saw it and got angry
lol

MODERATOR!!! WHAT ARE U DOING?

skyndyp:
lwakmd @ the blueded word

LWKMD @ the greended reply

Guy, if the qtn was on 2008/2009 honda vs 2008/2009 Toyota, I might have said- Go for the Toyota

but 2005 Honda Vs 2005 Toyota- EOD VS Big-For-Nothing? God forbid----EOD all the way!!!!!!!!

and seriously I have used Honda Halla 1991, Civic 2000 and Toyota Camry 2001 before, now I drive EOD 2004 Honda.

The Toyota is a soft drive, very sleek and all that, but Honda is the Bomb for me. and dont believe that shit abt fuel economy of Toyota being better than Honda. for the earlier models, maybe yes, but for 2000 and above, no way dawg- its the same. I have done all the comaparisms

Honda, final answer

@ralvy- are u in Nigeria? Can I really use my BB as a modem? I am highly interested in ds pls

All these guys saying rubish about d BB, they have never used it. If u have used a BB with 24/7 internet connectivity and u were hooked up to your various messenger services, facebook,twitter etc, u will not want to use anythin else. Agreed dat without this nokia could be beta. Problem with nokia is dat u can't be online 24/7 unless of course u want to either use all those opera 419 that are not reliable or u got loads of money to recharge ur fon in order to stay online. I think 5k is cool enough for me. I presently have an E75 and a BB Bold 9000 so I do know what I am talking about.

newmaster:
Swiss court sentences dictator's son
by Swisster Staff
June 18, 2010 | 12:23


A Geneva police court on Friday sentenced Abba Abacha, son of the former Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha, to a suspended two-year jail term for participating in a criminal organization.

The court ruled that Abacha could not properly account for the hundreds of millions of francs he kept in 20 bank accounts under different names.

Last fall, an investigating judge orderd the confiscation of 350 million dollars seized by authorities from banks in the Bahamas and Luxembourg.

Abacha’s father is believed to have absconded with three billion francs from Nigerian government coffers between 1993 and 1999, when he died.

Much of the money ended up in Swiss bank accounts. Most of the 870 million francs frozen by government authorities in Switzerland has already been returned to the Nigerian government.

The case against Abacha’s son began in 1999 at the request of the Nigerian governm[b]ent.

He has already spent 561 days in preventive custody.[/b]


http://www.swisster.ch/swiss-court-sentences-dictators-son.html?

thats a lie!!! 561 days where? I attended his sister's wedding last August in Kano and he was there!!

Apollos Ikpobe- Youngest Executive Director, Zenith Bank PLC

HND Accountancy- Yabatech, Fellow, ICAN, and MBA Unilag.

Fhemmmy:
Cos we never appreciate anything that is ours.
We never appreciate our own women
Never appreciates our own men
Never appreciate our own education
Never appreciate our own "anything"
That is why even some stinking indians will get into a nite clubs in Nija before a clean shaved Nija man.


Design a cloth in Ibadan and label it "Made in USA" and see how it will fly off the shelves

Seriously, Fhemmy is very correct. We Nigerians do not appreciate anything "OURS"
Agreed, some of these foreign wears are of good quality, we are not doing enough still to identify with our things.
I was in Ghana recently and I noticed the high sense of national identity. More people wear their traditional attires and even when they wear T-Shirts, most of their T-Shirts carry the national colours. Everywhere you go, you see their flags all over even in their malls. In Nigeria, majority of us "the educateds and open-eyed" feel people who identify too much with Nigerian things are "local".

Go to the typical sportwear shops in Ghana, the jerseys you will find on sale are Black Stars jerseys carrying names like Muntari, Essien, Appiah etc and these are the stuff that really move. In naija, its either Chelsea, Arsenal or Man U, why are we like that??

Lets go a step further, see ghanaian, Ivorien and Cameroonian footballers. Even at their European clubsides, you see them wearing wrist bands of their national colours or carrying something to indicate where they come from. How many Nigerian players wear GreeWhiteGreen wrist bands apart from Sodje who used to wear a bandana carrying the colors at his clubside.

So, in Summary, our sense of National Identity is very poor and needs to be improved on.

Finally!!!!! Good Riddance to bad nonsense!!!!!