3kay945:
Good evening my gurus in the house,
I really appreciate the effort of everyone trying to assist or help on matters that relate to our cars. Also to deliver us from the evil hands of Kazeems!

Please, my issue is that anytime my car battery is disconnected and reconnected my RX300, 2001 model, will be idling very low and even dies off when I apply the brake. It often an embarrassing experience due to constant restarting of the car at the middle of the road or traffic.

It normally stop this madness after like 45mins or so of driving nonstop.

I don't think this is normal, what can I do to fast track this re learning of the ECU.

Thanks in anticipation. Kudos to you guys.

Change or work on the alternator. Stop buying new battery, the alternator may not be charging it well, reason why it dies off on traffic.

helinues:
I really don't understand the kind of politics the Northerners like to play by destroying their own region just because they are dissatisfied with the government.

There are so many ways to express themselves which won't involved any destruction.

Boko Haram, Bandits, killer herdsmen destructions are still there, now they want to add protest destructions which wont even change a thing.

If you destroy your own land, na same people people destroying it would suffer it, not the government, not the policians.

Fishes are not found on top of mountains oo

You said all but didn't mention the failures of government. Do you think people will find time to protest if everything is good at home? A toad does not run in the daytime for nothing. Something is either pursuing it or it is pursuing something

Man is causing joy in the midst of the agony created by Tinubu.

Go with a mechanic. Those faults are not deep I guess. Engine seat (if true) costs about 12k each for that car. AC faults can be detected and repaired. You just need to know how deep the problem goes. My advise is to use these problems and get him to reduce the price (bearing in mind how much it will take to repair it).

Why would you date a girl for 7 years? You both have matured. She has done NYSC since 2021 (three years ago). What were you waiting for to marry her? You should know women. If the man around is not speaking marriage, she will find her way to another man elsewhere that is serious. At this rate, its either she gets burnt at this new found love and comes back to you or you allow her go now and never look back.

I noticed too. I bought the 4 litre for 12k in February 2024. Now I asked and they said 24k. It's not easy

FutureFocus:


Thanks for your interest but I have not done payment on delivery in the past 3 years , you only have 2 option

1. Send your rider
2. Pay and I Waybill

Don’t you think it will be unwise for me to pay a rider and send an item out to you when even yourself is reluctant to pay a rider because you do not have confidence in the person who actually wanted to buy it .

Imagine a situation where I paid Uber rider , he came and he doesn’t like the item, who is going to pay the rider? My loss without sale?

Sir , I understood your fear and it’s perfectly Okay , I will let this pass. Thanks.

Its well.

FutureFocus:


Contact details on my profile
Location is Lekki.

I was the one you chatted with today. If you are ready to accept payment on delivery, we will do business.

FutureFocus:
Sony XM4 Earbuds

Only 4 pcs left out of all,
sold over 60 Pcs and all customer are satisfied , I’m happy all those who buy this product are happy and some even ordered xtra one.

Price - less than 1/3 of the market price

I am interested

Freetech:
Another useless post. Selling yam cut this way has been in existence for long because yam become diseased and the spoilt part is cut off in order to sell the healthy portion

It's still amazing how you people claimed sw is hungry but you se are the one crying and propagating it using false narrative and fake news

Before it used to be done for yams that some parts are bad. But now, it is usual to see good yams divided into two or three so that it can be affordable for singles or small families. And its happens in every part of the country. Yam is costly now

I know who is better equipped to tell me about Nigeria. A diplomat that he is, and funds available to him, can get premium comfort in highbrow areas in Nigeria. He probably would have stayed in VI, or Lekki or Ikoyi or Banana Island during his visit. Such experience must definitely be a good one. Due to the location of his visit and duration, it will be rare for him to have experienced power failure, bad roads, water scarcity, police brutality, armed robbery, fuel scarcity, official corruption, etc. Even, a lot of Nigerians who live in those high brow places don't even know how bad things are right now, not to talk of a foreigner on a short visit. So please, lets be real

benuejosh:
A young man just wasted by bandits abi UNKNOWN GUN MEN from a region.

I am if this happened in Benue then it must be around otukpo which is not far from Enugu.

May the family find strength to bear the loss.
Banditry or unknown gun men must not be given a breathing gap.

Yes. There is a town called Benue in Enugu State. That's where it happened

Anambra State is not like most States. This is one State that you will hardly have need of a new public school, because every community and Village in the State have primary and secondary schools. Same way every community and village have a catholic church/Anglican church in it. Take Onitsha for instance, that has up to 10 Secondary Schools with boarding houses that were in existence from the 60s and even beyond. Like my own secondary school which was set up in the 30s by white missionaries. It will be a misplaced priority today for ANSG to embark on building a new secondary school in places like Onitsha, or Ogidi, or Awka, or Nkpor, or Oba, or Nnewi. Because these places have many schools that were created even before Anambra State became a State. The best the Government can do is to improve the service of existing schools or expand their facilities for more intake. This is because almost every parents want their child to attend the "big schools" in Onitsha, Oba and Nnewi. Even till today, most parents from outside Anambra have their wards in boarding houses in Anambra Schools. In Anambra today, Private secondary schools are almost non existence. Because they cant compete with the quality in public schools.

I was in College when Mbadinuju was Governor, then Ngige became Governor, and then Peter Obi at the time I was leaving secondary school. During Ngige/Peter Obi's time, all the public schools in the state were remodelled and better managed in a partnership between the ANSG and the Missions that set them up. The evidence is what we see today. Every national exam for secondary school students, (Common Entrance, Unity School Entrance Exam, Cowpedia, WAEC, NECO, JAMB, or NDA), you will always find a student from Anambra in the first 10. That for me is the issue that is worth discussing - RESULTS. No one can deny results from Anambra's secondary educational system

I want to go to the beach side but I am afraid of water.

This Bill reminds me of the movie "Red Sea Diving Resort" where the UN pays the Sudanese government for accommodating Ethiopian war refugees in Sudan. The Rwandan government will get aids and finance from the UK while it gets more skilled and culturally diverse people into its communities.

How? A boy that is in Boarding school. How are the parents expected to know his daily activities in school?

I don't like that this matter when to the Coroner. Now the issue has been made worse. The parents should just commend the matter to natural justice. The boy's spirit should seek for those that wronged him, if he was truly wronged while alive.

That would be high a price for a 1hp. Get a 1.5 or 2hp Hisense for that amount.

Push Nigeria to a wall, they wont push back. Rather they will create a pathway through the wall.

If were a serious country, we will publish the names of these borrowers and send their names to AMCON for immediate debt recovery action

Peppysco:


You call me a GenZ, wonders shall never end. You blanked out of the argument you wanted to create and resorted to online tirade. Never gonna take anything away from Pa Ayo Adebanjo but if you think you know much about his activism and his NADECO & Afenifere sojurn, drop your guard and man up and see if I won't school you about how much of a parlour politician the old man is.
If you've got nothing concrete to respond with, kindly hold your peace and not make any comment cos I won't be engaging unless you know what you're saying.

Bros, no one knows you, refers or defers to your political judgment or philosophy in Nigeria. So I don't see what gives you the audacity to refer to Pa Adebanjo as "a parlour politician" and other uncharitable words you have used for him. What is your political pedigree? That's what I want to know?

Look at how dirty and wretched they are. They remit these monies to someone else who gives them a percentage. The Commissioner should go deeper than this to unearth their syndicate

Peppysco:


Wouldn't engage in a mud fight with you. If you can't angage without acting childish, go look for babies like you to hang around with.

Its the internet that gave Genz the mouth to speak over an elder that I blame. You haven't mattered much. Remember that when next you think you can measure up to Pa Adebanjo.

Peppysco:


You don't wanna start that with me, alright, because I'll school you on political matters as well as the region you're trying to subtly deny just to make a baseless point. To really say Pa Adebanjo has a foot holding on SW politics shows how inept you are about the politics of the SW.

How old are you? That was the question

Peppysco:


The same Igbos that voted Ipeazu (the kerosene sharing governor), Mbadinuju, Orji Uzi Kalu, and many more, all of who are among the worst serving governors in the present day democracy, guy, clear you mind mehn. Claiming to be a Yoruba is a blatant lie because other than being Afenifere's secretary and spokesperson, Ayo Adebanjo has no political DNA or history in Yoruba land.

That must be a far reaching claim from you. To think you are more politically invested in the SW (even Nigeria) than Pa Adebanjo. How old are you?

My guy still dey try to free himself from his past. I pray you receive forgiveness and get free. We love you, but the law is the law. Unfortunately

They should release the detained staff of Binance. Their detention didn't change anything these last week

Hello bros. How much is the Compressor for a Corolla 2006 model?

Tareq1105:


Thanks for your observations.

I'm just in support of any Policy that would save Nigeria from turning to Venezuela.

1. We need to produce locally. Tackle security so that farmers can go to farm. Role out credit for farmers and introduce policies that encourage everyone to farm. OBJ did it when civil servants were forced to own a garden or farm cooperatives.

2. Stabilise electric supply, especially to industries. We need to ramp up our production lines to the point of sufficiency. Introduce new industries (till now, we don't have companies that produce computers, phones, electronics). Let us produce in mass.

3. Those things that we produce locally, lets us ban their importation. As of today, we should stop importation of footwear and already-made-clothes because we produce them here. I was surprised that okirika sellers are also looking for $ to buy bale of clothes, whereas we can make them locally.

These are my thoughts. What the CBN is doing now is treating symptoms, instead of the disease. Because if they succeed, the three items above will still drag people to be looking for $ to buy goods from abroad, instead of locally producing it.

Hohaiiiode:
this policy won’t stop the inflow of dollar into the economy in all sense of it. It will only deal a big blow to the fix black market .

There has never been a time the CBN fulfilled all its Form M obligations. Do you know that the BDCs (before Emefiele banned them) used to give $ to federal government agencies to settle their fx obligations? Check most paid apps on your phone and laptops, you need a $ card to pay for them. Then foreign education, holidays and medicare; you cant do these without $. There is always a demand for $ in Nigeria, to pay for a lot of things ranging from the legal and illegal matters. Even government offices in Nigeria charge their fee in $, example Nimasa and NPA. Nigerians will not stop looking for $ and CBN can never meet all local demands for $. Moreso, this Policy can be sidestepped by Nigerians opening a fx account in say Ghana and receiving IMTO payments through it.

So, to counter your position, the inflow of $ into the economy will reduce, whereas the local $ demand remains constant or even increase. The black market cannot disappear. No this and know peace. Not that I have anything to gain from their existence, but a lot of Nigerians are global individual, they will always need $ for their day to day business. Its like saying you will phase out POS operators in your street because we have Bank ATM everywhere. I just hope CBN knows what they are doing here. They should sha test the waters and recant if it will hurt the economy further.

superCleanworks:
This match is going to be TOUGH

you need to go and review Angola last two matches and see how fast and deadly those boys are. Our defenders will be tested by fire on Friday but I hope we win.

Honestly, we are facing a tough opponent there. Angola plays fast paced football. All their goals are surprised touches, and fast too. Our defenders need to tame their point man - Gelson Dala. There is this other one on dreads - Mogolunlu. Our defenders need to mark them properly. Thankfully, Angola defence no too strong. They conceded two easy goals in the qualifiers. I hope SE wins this one. I will be rest assured after beating them

olril17:

married man indeed. olopoloo jooba.

Hehehe. We will wait for when you mature to discuss the topic

ifihearam:


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