If you are interested contact me please.

Requirements
1. Abuja resident or ready to relocate at your own expense
2. Uber/bolt registered
3. Must have driver license

If you are interested contact me please.

Requirements
1. Abuja resident
2. Uber/bolt registered
3. Must have driver license

How much will clear these cars for me:

1. GMC terrain 2012
2. Benz e350 2007
3. Honda pilot 2007

All coming on RoRo and grimaldi

Cc: otedola1

Myronbolitar:


25k on a manual transmission... Hmmm

taken already

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENdK7DPuif0

helinues:
Edited date??

Sorry I am not buying into this news

are you a staff of NPA

EFCC must hear this.

At a give away price
Location.Abuja

Lalasticlala, throw this question to the whole house

nurey:
A 2007 Benz 3.5L engine 600k

A 2007 Toyota/Lexus 3.5L engine 300k

later they will say Benz parts are cheaper than toyota, God don catch them today

E350 complete engine is around 400-450k i think, while borale is 300k

The outcome of UK's decision to leave the EU (Brexit) shocked global markets and launched the UK into a realm of political and economic uncertainty. This uncertainty will likely linger for a while, as the UK decides how it will conduct itself in its post-Brexit world. In this environment, investors operating on the African continent are trying to answer a complex and important question: how will Brexit impact Africa

Aid
The UK has pledged 0.7% of its Gross National Income (GNI) as development aid, a significant portion of which is earmarked for development in African nations. Depending on the political focus of Westminster after a new leader of the conservative party is selected, UK aid contributions may be slashed. Even if contributions are not cut for political reasons, they may be cut due to the impact Brexit has on the UK economy. If Brexit causes a recession (as many economists have predicted) the UK’s GNI will fall, which will lead to decreases in foreign aid. It is expected that nations such as Sierra Leone and South Sudan will suffer the most, as recent figures suggest that UK Aid represents 4.4% and 1.5% of each country’s respective GDP. By way of comparison, UK aid represents only 0.04% of Nigeria’s GDP. A fall in aid will likely hinder the abilities of aid-dependant nations to push forward with development initiatives.

Foreign Direct Investment
This uncertainty also increases the risk of certain African nations seeing foreign direct investment from UK entities fall. If the UK goes into a recession, it is unlikely that UK entities will have the appetite to increase investment in Africa. According to the IMF’s Coordinated Direct Investment Survey (CDIS), the UK is amongst the top five economies providing inward investment into Uganda, Zambia, Botswana, and Nigeria. Of these nations, UK FDI makes up the highest percentage of GDP in Zambia, making it the most likely to feel the effects of a decrease in investment from the UK.

Trade
Trade is an area where there is potential for significant change in a relatively short time. Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that African exports to the UK account for approximately 4.8% of total African exports. This may not appear to be a substantial figure, considering that China accounts for approximately 15% of Sub-Saharan African exports. However, the UK leaving the EU may significantly impact certain African economies in the short term. For example, Kenya exports a significant percentage of its flowers to the UK. Consequently, Kenyan flower exporters would have to absorb any losses caused by a contraction in the UK economy triggered by Brexit, and will be concerned by the uncertainty surrounding the basis on which they will trade.

Brexit provides a unique opportunity for African nations to join together (perhaps by using the regional African trading blocs) to leverage their position and collective bargaining power to negotiate more advantageous trade deals. There have been suggestions that the UK should forge closer links with the Commonwealth nations, including respected African economies such as South Africa, Ghana and Nigeria. South Africa and Nigeria (Africa’s two largest economies) have their own share of political uncertainty, however if these economies can effectively negotiate together, they may well end up with more beneficial trade terms.

The manner in which the UK will approach negotiations with African nations is still to be seen, however, it is clear that agriculture will be a main topic of discussion. The EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) which heavily subsidises EU farmers and in turn, negatively affects the competitiveness of African farmers, has been criticised. On this issue, African nations are likely to find themselves in a better bargaining position against both an isolated UK, and an EU offering a single market reduced by the UK’s absence. Tanzania has already taken the first step in announcing that it will not sign the proposed Economic Partnership Agreement between the EU and the East Africa Community, in the belief that it can achieve a better deal following Brexit. African nations will do their best to negotiate the removal of any limitation on the ability of African farmers to export their produce, particularly as agriculture is one of the key ways African are seeking to diversify their export base.

The full impact of Brexit on Africa is yet to be seen, uncertainty is likely to linger for a while, and the nations that are highly dependent on the UK are more likely to scramble to take whatever deal the UK offers. Nonetheless, Brexit provides a unique opportunity for African nations to flex their collective political muscles and negotiate more advantageous trade deals, and it should not be missed.

https://www.nortonrosefulbright.com/en/knowledge/publications/6d907d26/implications-of-brexit-the-possible-impacts-and-opportunities-for-africa

dicksonadams:


Oh my, you should have done this before the bid, hopefully it doesn't cost much. Best of luck

seems a good car

Please how much is complete engine of mercedes BENZ e350 2007 in nigeria

I have kia RIA 2009 for uber.

Manual transmission

In abuja

25k weekly

Can it go for 2.5m

daddytime:


Where are you based?

abuja

I have a 2010 toyota corolla i want to lease out for Uber/bolt.

the car is manual drive.

pm me if interested.

true2god:
I am already a Muslim but I don't believe in Mohammed. Afterall, all the disciples of Jesus, and Jesus himself, are all Muslims and they never believed in Mohammed, went to Mecca or kissed the black stone. So following the model of the Islamic Jesus, together with his sahabas, I am a Muslim.

wawa kawai

Empiree:
you should rather be muslim by now

true2god:
Get a UK or a US visa bro.

exactly.

I want to get umrah visa only.

I can get my airline ticket and have accommodation.

Who can help please.

nurey:


Depends on what cars you are talking about, I only see their full size SUVs like Yukon, Surburban and those things are expensive 10m plus for tokunbo

Though I believe the envoy should be cheap, all the remaining nonsense they make nobody dey import am come naija.

what of models like terrain and acadia

quentin06:


and what are? who says GMC s are expensive, you re so vulgar, no wonder the thread is empty.

let people like GAZZUZZ., MotorGuru, nurey etc talk.

quentin06, do you even have a keke napep?

quentin06:


they re not, they are pieces of crap.

allow the experts talk

I noticed GMC cars are very few in the world and they are quiet expensive. Why?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SIO9821p3I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9l4YKQoszw

Hello Oliverjiad,

How much will clear GMC terrain 2012 coming on RoRo via Grimaldi?

His facebook profile: https://web.facebook.com/larry.ehizo

Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, on Sunday accepted his fate over Arsenal’s loss to Chelsea in Sunday’s EPL match.

“In the words of Timaya, I can’t kill myself”, he tweeted.

Mustapha, Atiku’s son had mocked him after the outcome of the keenly contested game.

In the first half, the Wazirin Adamawa hailed Arsenal after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang opened scoring in the 13th minute.

Atiku tweeted: “Great goal, Aubameyang”.

But in the second half, Chelsea came back in style with two goals in five minutes from Jorghinho and Tammy Abraham.

The Blues won the match 2 – 1 to the delight of their supporters, spoiling the day for Gunners’ fans.

Replying to the earlier tweet by his father, Mustapha tweeted: “Daddy, how market”.

https://dailypost.ng/2019/12/29/epl-i-cant-kill-myself-atiku-reacts-to-arsenals-loss-to-chelsea/

Zamfara State Governor Matawalle On First Class Seat Flight

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=612400976196813&id=181606525942929

By Muhammad Ibn Tahir .

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Shehuri north 22
Budum 11
Gambaru 17
kostom 7
Gwgange 18
liman ward 17
Ruwan zafi 12
Ngomari kostin 17
Umarari 11
Zajiri 6
Bulabulin 16
Shehuri south 19
Fizan 14
Kota biu 13
Bulumkutu 16
Dala 15
Abujan talakawa 17
18.Bagaroad 18
Bolori 19
Hausari 15
Mafoni 18
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