₦airaland Forum

FrancisAdl:
Do you wrap cars? What's the cost?

I am sorry we don't.

Desantho:
Pls can I have your whatsapp digits. Thanks

08037338500, thanks.

drered:
Okay boss. What number can I reach you on?

It would be helpful if your number is on your signature.

You can reach me on 08027338500, thanks.

drered:
@MrPristine

Good evening Chief. Tried your number a couple of times but its unreachable.

How much would it cost to oven bake a Camry 2011 - Same Color (Black). More importantly what brand of paint do you use? Sikkens or otherwise?

Thanks a lot.

Rgds.

Thanks for the inquiry, we use sikkens and other high quality brands of paint. If you want us to use sikkens, it will cost 100k whilst it will cost 70k if you want us to use another brand but I guarantee the quality of the brand.

Desantho:
Pls how much will it cost to oven bake and paint infiniti G35x to wine red,and the Infiniti name is not complete at the back,can you do all these. Thanks

Are you changing it from another color to wine red? If you are changing color, it will cost you 85k but if the color is being retained, it will cost you 70k. Thanks

bjt:
What of Hyundai ix35?

It will cost 80k to get it done. Thanks

chimejerry:
Please what is the color code for Pearl white?
Just i want the color code just like this pearl white car

I don't know it off head, I will have to check with my paint supplier.

xtianchris:
How much to oven bake 2004/2005 Honda accord

It will cost 70k to get it done.

samadex111:
Goodday,
Pls how much is it to oven bake Hyundai Elantra 2015 sedan car. The color is to be maintained (Silver). Little body fillings by the door stepper... And how.many days for a perfect job to be done.
Your prompt response will be appreciated.

Sorry I am just seeing this, it will cost 70k to get it done and it will take five days. Really sorry for the late response.

ProjectNaija:
Before the advent of GSM technology into the Nigerian telecoms sector which brought with it a revolution in the industry, Nigeria had less than 400,000 active telephone lines which were mostly landlines and a few thousand mobile lines across the whole country. Though the prospects of GSM technology was very promising then, no one anticipated that the market will grow to become as big as it has become today.
Even the marketing prospectus of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) which was designed to entice potential investors to invest in the industry had estimated that Nigeria had a market potential of just 10 million mobile subscribers and companies like Vodacom(which was then the biggest GSM operator in Africa) declined the opportunity to invest in the country based on the wrong assumption that the Nigerian market potential was too small.
This was to become Vodacom’s biggest investment mistake as not only did Nigeria exceed all expectations regarding the market size, Nigeria became the fastest growing telecoms market in the world and Vodacom lost their position as the biggest operator in Africa to their arch rival MTN who had taken the “risk” to invest in the Nigerian telecoms sector. From less then 400,000 in 2001, telecoms subscribers in the country grew to be in excess of 150 million subscribers by 2016 translating to a phenomenal growth rate of 30,000% over the fifteen year period.
How was Nigeria able to achieve this feat in the telecoms sector? The simple answer was that the federal government deregulated the sector and allowed private sector operators to profitably invest in the telecoms sector. The assurance of profits encouraged the operators to invest heavily in the sector and through economies of scale, the operators were even able to reduce the cost of connection and tariffs as more and more people subscribed for their services.
The telecoms sector is similar to the power sector as they are both services initially provided by government monopolies. However whilst the telecoms sector has been deregulated and handed over to the private sector for better and more efficient performance, government still continues to hold back the power sector through regulation that inhibits the productivity of the sector.
In reality, there are only two problems holding back the power sector in the country today and they are both politically motivated. If the government can summon up the courage and make policy pronouncements to rectify these problems, without the government investing a kobo, they will set the power sector and by extension the economy on a path of phenomenal growth similar to what was attained in the telecoms sector a few years ago.
The first major problem with the power sector is that, even after the privatization of the industry, government still dictates at what prices the electricity companies can sell the power they distribute and generate. Unfortunately the approved tariffs are far below the operational costs of the power companies and as such they are not able to service their existing bank liabilities talk less of raising funds to finance the necessary expansion that will be needed to solve our power problems.
Government needs to allow the power companies to be reasonably profitable for them to be able to invest in expanding their operations and improve power supply in the country. Once the tariff issue is sorted out, 90% of the problems plaguing the industry will be resolved. Nigerians also need to be ready to pay higher electricity tariffs if we want to enjoy stable power supply in the country.
The other major problem inhibiting the power sector in the country is the national grid system. The national grid system is one that requires most of the power produced in the country to be put on the national grid for re-distribution to various parts of the country. Transmitting electricity over long distances results in loss of power. For instance, as much as 60% of the power transmitted between a distance of Port Harcourt and Kano is lost during the transmission process which results in irrecoverable losses to the generation companies. These loses that power companies are forced to make as a result of the national grid system acts as a major disincentive to investments in the power sector. To solve this problem, we must eliminate the national grid system and allow the power companies to distribute their power as they so desire. i.e we opt for a regional grid system.
The solution to the power problems as enumerated above might sound over simplified but the reality of the matter is that it is all about profits. Profits is that one thing that has the ability to move mountains and if our power sector was made profitable to current and prospective investors, like our telecoms industry, the power sector will attract huge investments that will see power problems becoming a thing of the past in the country. In reality the power sector has the potential to attract over $100 billion worth of investments within the next ten years if only the sector is made profitable enough for it to be viable.
The multiplier effect that this potentially huge investment in the power sector will have on the economy both directly and indirectly is best left imagined. The question now lies with us; Are we ready to pay higher electricity tariffs to reap this benefit and does our government have the political will to implement the policies that will solve the problems and transform the industry into one that will be a catalyst for economic growth.

Commentaries and feedback can be sent to: kunleoshobi@outlook.com

Nice write up, if only we had a thinking government.

Happy weekend guys

HRtechnique:
How much body work do you do with the repeating.

I don't understand this question.

streetsoldier1:
What will it cost me to oven bake Peugeot 407, and how long will it take...thanks

It will cost 70k to get it done, thanks.

sleekydrive:
Please I want to spray or paint ( dunno the right grammar) a scratch on one of the passenger doors of my Toyota corolla.. How much is it ?

It will cost 15k to get it done, thanks.

thirdi:
How much to spray a 2005 rav4 black

It will cost 75k to get it done. Thanks.

PS: Sorry for the late response.

quentin06:
when are you going to pen a branch in ph? car owners are suffering here having reviewd the paint jobs on vehicles here, its appalling, even the socalled oven bake shops here arent trying at all, imagine paying 200k for rubbish paint job, i suspect they use rollers to paint cars here.

I am sorry we don't have any immediate plans to open in Port Harcourt. Thanks for the interest shown in us.

KEHINDEA:
Please I would love to know the cost for baking Honda city 2012 black

It will cost 70k to get it done, thanks.

Pitbosssssssss:
Hi, I'd like to respray my CRV 2005 with the same gold colour. How much would it cost n how long would it take?

Thanks for the inquiry, it will take 75k to get it done.

sben2308:
Pls how much willit cost me to oven bake elantra 08 model to grey n how many days

If you are changing the colour, it will cost 80k but if you are retaining it, it will cost 70k to get it done.

Buhari waiting for elections to get near before he negotiates her release so he can use it to score some cheap political points.

Eclairs:
It's no longer new we interpret our bibles in our own way and though you made some brilliant comments, your article may be seen as a way to justify ur decision not to pay tithe. Cant really begin to comment on al issues raised but my question to you is this. If we say tithin was directed to the isrealite/ levites as at tht time, does it mean the teachings of Jesus was also directed to those he was addressin as at tht time?

Countless time, I hav been severely purnished when I try to evade tithin. I'd miss my flight due to circumstance beyond my control, I'd get dupped on the high street and loads more but I thank God, it's al in the past.

ur article is sure to discourage loads of tithe payin believers but those who hav tastd the reward of tithin like me, will nt be moved. I however commend u for ur time in the article and hope nairalanders take time in readin it as well.

Ten years after, this thread is still trending and tithe captives are being set free. Awesome!!!

JMAN05:
OK, but the tithe I hear today is of the law. They madly quote Mal 3:8-10.

If the Law's tithe is not the point you are defending, then no discussion should even be held since the tithe before d law is not a law nor command from God. It is left to an individual to give what he wishes, either 10% or more or even less. No need to even demand such tithe from d altar because it is not a requirement.

Very well said but image123 will never listen. I suspect he is Pastor that benefits from the tithe scam.

obidevine:
Please I'd like to oven bake a 2002 Nissan pathfinder. Kindly mention me when responding or send me an sms on 08066696890.

Are you still into the oven baking business?

Yes we are still in business, it will cost 80k to get your pathfinder done, thanks.

generaldandy:
Pristine, it's very nice to know you're close to my area Mile 12
How much will it cost to repaint my Ford focus 2012 from Brown to "metallic Silver" . I need this info asap pls you can reach me on 09037736878

It will cost 75k to get it done, thanks.

frugal:
Whats your number?

You can reach me on 0802-733-8500 thanks.

ADC team Duke all the way.

Chukshenry10:
please, how much will it cost for you to spray and bake Venza 2012?

Thanks for the inquiry, it will take 80k to get it done.

A 5 minutes drive home from church now takes over an hour, thanks to the irresponsible and inconsiderate deeper life establishment.

Rayd502:
How do you get the right mix of paint for a car assuming you are not painting the whole body?I learnt a computer is used to generate the right mix.

How is it applied?

All factory car paints are colour coded, the computer aspect is just to access the exact combination of primary colors to achieve a desired paint mix.

God bless Donald Trump.

The God who made the world and everything in it is the Lord of heaven and earth and does not live in temples built by human hands. Acts 17:24

Any pastor that tells you that the Bible forbids consumption of alcohol is a liar and is commiting a grievous sin of adding to the scriptures.