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Personally,i like the minivan but since am not a family man yet i don't see a need for it.Also i will like to ask if 2004/05 quest are very common on Nigeria roads.

Jonathan give us light oooo!! You see what generator has caused.

Do you mean Mitsubishi GRANDIS?

Any pictures?

Nigerians are always talking about resale value.Can't you use your ride until it quenches? Man,i will advice you to go for it.The interior gives one a sense/feeling of being in an airplane.Toyota interior,na rubbish.

If you live in Lagos,you should consider the perennial flooding.So Suv is your best bet.However remember driving an Suv in the city comes with its price which is spending more on fuel.

Buhari-Hausa man was the first,followed by Tinubu-Yoruba and now Uzodinma-Igbo.True federal character.

As if he is the first one and will be the last.

NigeriaWorld Report of the five-man ad-hoc committee set up by the Lagos House of Assembly on Tuesday September 21, 1999 to investigate allegations of perjury and forgery against Governor Bola Ahmed Tinubu
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AT the plenary session of the Lagos State House of Assembly on Tuesday September 21, 1999, Honourable Thomas Ayodele Fadeyi, representing Mushin Constituency 2 raised an issue under Motion for Adjournment with respect to recent publications in the print and electronic media. It bothers on allegations that the Executive Governor of Lagos State, Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu perjured and forged the credentials that qualified him to run for the gubernatorial election in Lagos State. The issue generated healthy debate on the floor of the House and the general consensus of members of the House was that the matter should be looked into. Honourable Tajudeen Jaiyeola Agoro, representing Lagos Mainland Constituency 1 thereafter moved a motion to the effect that an adhoc committee of the Lagos State House of Assembly be set up to look into the matter and report back to the House on Monday September 27, 1999. The motion was unanimously carried by members of the Lagos State House of Assembly.

The Speaker of the House, the Honourable (Dr.) Adeleke Olorunimbe Mamora was also mandated at the same sitting by the House to constitute the ad-hoc committee, which he did forthwith. The members of the committee are as follows:

Hon. Babajide Omoworare - (Chairman)
Hon. Thomas Ayodele Fadeyi
Hon. Adeniyi Oyemade
Hon. Ibraheem 'Bola Gbabijo
Hon. Saliu Olaitan Musafa

Chuckles and takes a temporary leave.Will be back later.

And what is the point of this thread?

Bros don't mind them.The mere mention of the word Igbo gives them instant mind blowing ejaculation.

You forgot to include Mama-gee and everyone else.

I guess these goods were not manufactured in Nigeria but rather imported.So will SON say there was no inspection of these goods at the ports.Is it a case of you need to settle us here.The one settled at the port didn't reach us.

Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Teenage pregnancies in Ekiti community worry monarch
by Femi Makinde, Ado-Ekiti
The Alayetoro of Ayetoro-Ekiti, Oba Samuel Ajayi, has expressed concern over the rate of teenage pregnancies in Ayetoro-Ekiti in Ido-Osi Local Government Area of Ekiti State. He said the rate at which the youth failed examinations, smoked Indian hemp and resort to okada riding made the community's future bleak.
The monarch raised the alarm in his speech to mark his 10th coronation anniversary in Ado-Ekiti on Monday.
Ajayi said, “Unless we wake up and do something quick, the future of our youths, especially those who reside at home, could be very bleak. Most of our youths are unemployed; those who failed their Senior School Certificate Examination now prefer to ride okada, smoke Indian hemp and impregnate as many girls of school's age as possible.
“They are neither useful to their families nor to the community at large. The crop of these youths is ready recruits in the hand of unscrupulous politicians.”
Urging the indigenes to establish small scale industries in the community, he said such step would provide job opportunities for the youth and address the vices.
http://odili.net/news/source/2012/jul/17/818.html

The beggars are products of teenage pregnancies and joblessness.Where do you want evacuate them to.
Idi-ileke where art thou? Your people are in trouble.

Why not the government build a rail line from Lagos through Benin to Onitsha to Aba to Porharcourt.This in my view is of more economic importance than Lagos to Ibadan.Also considering the daily movement of People and goods from these locations ie Benin,Onitsha,Aba and Portharcourt to Lagos.

I'm wondering why a thread like this hasn't made it to the front page.When industrialization of the country is one of the main target of GEJ administration.

Am really suspecting these guys! Buh make I sharrap first. RIP iya beji! U will be surely missed!

Typical Nigerian poverty mentality.When someone becomes a success,then he must have used someone for rituals.When they see someone driving a posh car,he must be a ritualist.

why are the giving this contract to a chinese company when even the rail the built in china derailed.

What is this one talking about.If you don't know anything about Chinese and rail construction then you better shut up.Chinese are handling virtually all railway construction jobs in Africa and beyond.Apart from that they build the trains themselves.You can't use a singular accident involving the world fastest train built by the Chinese to make such a conclusion.

He disclosed that a recent survey by the National Bureau of Statistics revealed that the state had the highest number of small and medium scale enterprises, and was leading in four industrial sectors, including the automobile sector.

And where is that Abagworo that was arguing in another thread that Aba has the highest.

We have a plot for sale here in this area at N8m per plot. I can give you the number of my agent to take you to the plots.

Sorry,that's far above my budget.I was looking at between 2-3.5 million.

Una no dey tire?Na wa oo!

ok.Thanks.

@Spyder I'm interested in acquiring a plot of land in that new housing estate near golf course in Ekulu.Do you have any contacts and do you know the price?

@Emperoh Is it possible after buying a vehicle in Cotonou to drive it yourself down to Naija and pay the custom duty by yourself at the border?

I think Akwa ibom was able to achieve this feat because follow the link
https://www.nairaland.com/92856/oil-politics-abia-teaches-akwa

This reminds me of Abia state.What is the T Orji doing to recover all Abia oil wells wrongfully ceded to Rivers?I know Abia has recovered some,but there are still many more left to recover.

I got it.Thanks.

@Gloryland

1. The wipers. No matter how hard they tried during the conversion, the wiper stick/blade looks weird. It curves in a very unprofessional manner.
2. The power window buttons on the drivers side after conversion to LHD has the one touch'AUTO' button controlling the front passenger window which was originally designed as the drivers side in RHD instead of the drivers window in LHD.
3. The pedals are badly positioned sometimes and u can easily identify the absence of the foot rest beside the clutch pedal. This foot rest is seen on the front passengers side indicating that it's converted from RHD.
4. The a/c vents do not channel the air properly. You will observe that air comes from almost all the openings in the dashboard, beneath it and from the gear lever region. The ac fan/blower under the dash is usually inverted and blows downwards instead of upwards, therefore giving no direction to the chillers. The passenger in the front seat may have his feet frozen in a long journey because that is where majority of the chilled air is directed.
5. Look out for over long throtle cable.
6. The pedal compartment on RHS will be covered after transfering the pedals to the LHS and it can be see when you open the engine compartment. It is either welded or coverec with black plastic.

Please can you explain the bolded clearly.This kind of confusing.Thanks.

So disappointed with Gen Jerry Useni for being such a coward.Because he holds the position of President of Arewa consultative forum he cannot stand on the side of the truth and say it as it is.Yet the Fulani continue to slaughter his kith and kins in Plateau.

Just spare us these craps.These are just photos taken from an aircraft..

Because the bible says"The wicked man borrows but doesn't pay back"

Also
Proverbs 22:7
The rich ruleth over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender.

These are the reasons.