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I have included a recent CARFAX report for the jeep, so one less thing for my buyer to worry about.
Please check the attachment to view the CARFAX report.

Thanks a lot mate, really appreciate the help.

Here are some more pictures of the engine, back seats, jack under spare tyre and spanner sets.
I bought the jeep in the second week of February 2009 when I came into the country.

What other pics would you like? would include one with the engine today.
The bill of lading says late 2006, but don't know the date of first use on the road.

I have a Grand Cherokee Limited Jeep for sale.
Would like to sell for N1.0 million.
The VIN no. is: 1J4GW68S7XC778031

You can call me on 070 6664 1635

The features of the car include:
Remote keyless entry key fob and a spare key
Leather seats
Automatic Transmission
Power seats
Factory A/C
Factory CD, with steering controls
Alloy Wheels
Power windows with auto door lock
Power Mirrors
Fog Lights
Automatic head lamps
Functional cruise control
Upper display module shows data like ave. fuel usage in mpg, current fuel usage per mile, temp etc

I would simply advise him to sell the medals and make enough money while he still can, before his deportation.
ebay would be a good place to start.

Hi Foxhunter, would appreciate it if you could help me with these VIV numbers.

Grand Cherokee Jeep, 1J4GW68S7XC778031.
Pathfinder SE, JN8DR09Y62W711920

Looking forward to your response.

tk22ng:
calculate de money u spent on her,whatever amount you get ,tripple it and send it to her because u will need it to pay for alcohol during this period of emotional breakdown

lol

Whether you decide to get a refund is entirely up to you, but it shows your class.
I give with class, which means I give because I want to, not because of what I anticipate of getting in return, so I don't feel bad whatever happens.

I really feel sorry for you Naija guys, who think they have to buy a girl before she's interested. The amount you spend on a woman isn't necessarily reciprocal to your love for her, it only proves you have the money to burn (be it borrowed or meant for other things).

A colleague decided to foot the bill of a friend and some girls he was lunching with, only to come back asking him to pay him back his own portion of the bill.

My advice simply is, people give with class. shikena.

@ tbaba83, I dey feel you o jare.

hey, would like to have an estimate on how much i would need to budget for a 1999 Grand Cherokee jeep, comprehensive cover.

would really appreciate if anyone could please help me check the VIN no.s for these vehicles.
[size=8pt]1J4GW68S7XC778031[/size] Grand Cherokee jeep
[size=8pt]JN8DR09Y62W711920 [/size] PATHFINDER SE

Thanks in advance.

Hi Olamipopo, would really appreciate it if you could help me check the VIN no. for these cars.
Pathfinder SE, JN8DR09Y62W711920
Grand Cherokee Jeep, 1J4GW68S7XC778031.
Looking forward to your response.

it's good to keep fit, just make sure your girl is self confident, otherwise, you'd have a whole lot of reassurances to give.

Your best bet would be to join a gym, get a personal trainer that would help you achieve your goal.
I would advise you lose the fat over a 2-3 month period, so as to be able to keep it off.

it's good to keep fit, just make sure your girl is self confident, otherwise, you'd have a whole lot of reassurances to give.

Sammy107_d:
so my point is this: I think the suppression of critical thinking is fueled by the 'omniscient' elderly folk--
I think the scholarly youths are more open to critical thinking and reasoning, and I'll stick to debating with my numerous cerebral Nigerian friends, both online, and in person.

well said mate. I couldn't agree with you more about the older generation.
A lot of the younger generations are turning out like that as well, because the higher institutions are more like glorified secondary schools, as students are not encouraged to think creatively and independently, by a set of backward lecturers and professors.
In Nigerian universities, lecturers make money by selling handouts and awarding marks for it, while their counterparts in the west create employments for MSc and PhD students, while making making money from researches and patents paid for by private and public companies that benefit from these researches.
Just my 2 kobo.

It would be really helpful if you could write the source of these quotes.

OpeLovely:
Yadder yadder, bla bla bla,

Just make yourselves (male and female) happy. Nawa for all these long tori.

full stop.

I need to renew my car's road worthiness certificate, and would really appreciate it if anyone could help me with the address of a VIO near Ojota.
I'm trying to do these myself, as the incidence of fake road worthiness certificates is on the rise.

The Nigerian dream, just like the American dream, is just a PR stunt like madam NAFDAC's branding project.

Gordon Brown is currently trying to start a UK branding project as well, he termed it Britishness, like they need it.

I find this very hilarious coming from a selected rep. in Nigeria, ''We come from constituencies, we feel the pulse of the people''.

Wonders will never end.

Atedo Peterside should have focussed on the merits of the Soludo's tenure, it's called PR.

His opening statement equates to a man pointing to his father's house with his left hand.

You'll never find a western representative say something detrimental to the interest of their country.

smasher1:
What do we call this statement by Peterside-Harlotry(adultery). Sleeping with d current governor/government.

Too many Nigerian elites are too self-centered.

This is just another example of how incompetent our so-called leaders are.

A-town:
If you're too cheap to buy TROJAN, you are too cheap to have SEX. Gold circle ko, rectangular circle ni.

Are you insinuating that the poor shouldn't have sex?

Has anyone heard about the U.S Military simulation exercise that was carried out a few weeks ago, based on a projection on a warring Nigeria in 2013?
Think about that!

emeka_gh:
The government said, they will do their best to provide 6,000 megawatt by the end of the year. Lets give them the benefit of the doubt. These things are not easy - visionary leadership or not - they take time.
Nigeria will be great again!

Trust is earned, and as the saying goes, " you fool me once, shame on you, come over here and do it again, shame on me".
This is the basis for the scepticism of the Nigerian populace on the government's promises.
1.    It's over 700 days, and we're still expecting the state of emergency promised before Yaradua's 100 days in office.  
2.    Ekiti elections and yaradua's promise on electoral reform.

need more reasons?

methinks it's just the regional manager trying to look busy, though he's doing nothing.

shotster50:
Talk about stating the bleeding obvious!!!!!!!!

Tudór:
I wonder. Just telling us what every dunce in nigeria already knows.

Tell them!

That just goes to show how much thought goes into decision making in Nigeria (Nigger Area).

[quote author=soludo2008 link=topic=278765.msg3978062#msg3978062 date=1244141072, since the senators and himself have choosing to keep discussing the 7 point agenda that we citizens are not tired of following suit. So let's keep discussing the agenda.[/quote]lol. I would advice him to check saharareporters.com for the statement of result on his administration.

Cheers mate, copped mine too.

lol