₦airaland Forum

GistmoreNG:
This Nigeria kids self

erico2k2:
To be honest the o.ly item I found wanting o's numbers 7,8 and 9 . They are right with the rest . From what you described . That break n swerve is a control arm issue . I ja e expirienced this 4. .However if you can fix the bushing happy days . .wheel nearing change and O2 changes are good.ur car is 2007 . That's 11 years old . The O2 and bearing are due changes . .you need to do more fault finding on ur Airbag fault.

adanny01:
They were supposed to charge you for a comprehensive scan and give you the results suggestions solutions. This should include the SRS specific fault but replacing sensor? Which sensor for that matter?

A/C vibration in 90% cases is bad engine mount related. Other case will be using a wrong A/C compressor or a weak/faulty engine.

Lastly, the brake swerving is usually a failed/blocked brake line. In most cases, its either from the master brake cylinder or from ABS pump if you have. Most master cylinders have 2 lines and when one is bad, it results to swerving. What that means literally is that one front tire brakes and the other doesnot or the braking force is not equal on both wheels. If the car swerves to the right then the left is not braking well and vise versa. This could also be the case with the rear wheels if the issue is from the master brake but the issue will be opposite to the front.

To check, drive and brake for some minutes. Both brake discs should be hot but if one is not, it confirms that a brake line is not working. Another check is to pour water on both disc in the night if you have iron discs. By morning you will see rust kn both, drive and brake once, the if rust remains on any disc, you know the diagnosis.

It just feels like you have to flee from that shop.

HeavenlyBang:
Lol, ask them for the report from the diagnosis. Pay them for the diagnosis. Get out of there.

weyreypey:
For the billing you gotta be replacing the engine and transmission.

weyreypey:
Ok so you're changing Engine and transmission?

zoba88:
Members of NASS committee on INEC have approved all President Buhari's wishes on electoral act.The news was shared by Abdulmumin Jibrin who wrote...

'BREAKING! Leading a team of lawmakers in my capacity as Converner of Parliamentary Support Group in the House of Representatives with Sen Omo Agege and days of behind the scene cross party and stake holders lobbying and negotiations, Joint NASS committee on INEC has approved all President Muhammadu Buhari/INEC prayers on the electoral act.
On behalf of the Parliamentary Support Group PSG, we wish to thank the leadership, Chair ( Sen Sulaiman Nazif and Hon Aisha Dukku) members of INEC Committees of both chambers for their commitment. We thank Nigerians for their patience and understanding as we work assiduously towards a speedy and fruitful conclusion'



Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2018/09/breaking-newsnass-approve-president.html

dre11:
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/mandatory-use-of-identity-numbers-begins-in-january-2019-fg.html

solutionmi:
OK, but it should be 5 million and not 5000

The Federal Government has disclosed plans to recruit 5,000 unemployed Nigerians in the Federal Capital Territory under the Basic Registry and Information System in Nigeria (BRISIN) scheme.

Dr Anthony Uwa, the Head of BRISIN implementation in Nigeria, told Newsmen on Sunday in Abuja that more Nigerians would be recruited after the pilot phase.

The BRISIN is an integrated system for the collection, storage and distribution of information to support the management of the economy.

Uwa said the system aimed at bringing developmental and economic growth in the country through the use of data collection of people and other relevant information.

“The data received will be used to plan for the management of the nation’s resources,’’ he said.

NAN reports that the project was initiated by the President Olusegun Obasanjo administration, while the Goodluck Jonathan’s administration inaugurated a Technical Committee for its implementation.

According to Uwa, since BRISIN covers all aspect of the economy, the recruitment is not restricted to a particular field or discipline.

He however, said the implementation would commence with the social welfare, an aspect of the project, with special attention to disability data bank.

“We are giving attention to social welfare and building the disability data bank to attain the actual number of disabled people in the FCT.

“We are recruiting 5,000 people out of which 200 will be sent to Italy for training on various aspect of the project and they will be the trainees’ trainers.

“They will be trained mainly on the use of data on every aspect of economic management with attention to health, education, economic monitoring, fiscal and revenue control, migration and human trafficking.

“BRISIN recruitment cuts across all cadres, from school certificate to PHD holders so the recruitment is not restricted.

“The recruitment will be published on e-transact by next week, the portal will be opened for about six weeks and the public will be sensitised on how to access and fill the form through the portal.

“Also, the 5000 people we are recruiting does not mark the end of BRISIN recruitment but just a pilot phase, as we start from FCT we will train those to work in other states,’’ Uwa said.

On the funding, he said a budget had already been allocated to the project but being as it was small, a BRISIN international Foundation was established to help source fund to supplement government effort.

“The budget is small so we have to look for donors from well-meaning Nigerians, corporate organisations and international donors so we do not depend on government funds alone.

“With this foundation, we want to see those claiming to love Nigeria come and donate generously to the implementation.

“When this is fully implemented, it will reduce the risk of Nigerians that engage on illegal migration, so this foundation is as important as BRISIN itself.

He urged Nigerians not to consider the move as a political affair being that it was an election year, but see it as a dream come true for Nigeria to attain the height it ought to have regarding job availability.

According to him, considering the economic monitoring, a lot of people will be involved, so it will create jobs and also a multiplying effect of job creation in the nation.

Rottymy:
Please, for those that are familiar with Suleja, what are your positive and negative side of staying in Suleja? Kindly drop a point for someone that may wants to move in to the city. Thanks

afroniger:
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/labour-party-rejects-mimiko-as-its-presidential-flagbearer.html

AllTheWayUp:
The APC Governors and Senators have checkmated the ulterior motives of Oshiomole and Tinubu

AllTheWayUp:
The APC Governors and Senators have checkmated the ulterior motives of Oshiomole and Tinubu

AllTheWayUp:
The APC Governors and Senators have checkmated the ulterior motives of Oshiomole and Tinubu

AllTheWayUp:
The APC Governors and Senators have checkmated the ulterior motives of Oshiomole and Tinubu

midolian:
http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/08/30/pdp-presidential-primary-aspirants-to-sign-undertaking-not-to-defect/

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onlyme07:
Msc International Relations and Diplomacy is much better

TundeBricklayer:
The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has released the 2018 ranking of all the 36 States, plus the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja in Nigeria.
Abia tops the chart, ahead of Anambra, Edo, Rivers and IMO state.

The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has released the 2018 ranking of all the 36 States, plus the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja in Nigeria.


Abia tops the chart, ahead of Anambra, Edo, Rivers and Imo states.

However, some states have risen above the positions they were during the last ranking.


Cross River State moving from 28th to 20th, while Yobe State drops to last position.

Below is the latest WAEC ranking of the 36 states and the FCT:


http://dailypost.ng/2018/08/02/waec-abia-anambra-lead-nationwide-2018-may-june-wassce-results-see-full-list/
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SifonAbasi:
Yes. Depending on the individual and his upbringing.

If they persist, it could be that they want to use you to get information maybe from your locality or about someone you know too well.

Just be extremely careful.

Kingdante:
Trust no policeman,infact policemen don’t even trust fellow policemen, so be careful ooo..... even giving them your phone number is very risky..... if your must eat with the devil use a very long spoon..................... be careful of PHCN staff (aka NEPA) as well, they are sane thing with policemen.

Zoharariel:
The day you become a Nigerian policeman's friend is the day your death-day starts approaching by hundreds of kilometers per hour.

If he doesn't set you up for a criminal offence, the armed bandits in your locality will surely gun you down for being an informant to the police.

Wisdom, they say, is profitable to direct - because wisdom considers the best and the safest way in every decision.

ecolime:
You better run for your life.

Btw, do you work in a Police barracks? How come you have a number of them close to you?