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2008 Ford Edge SEL 127k miles Car was well taken care. Car still runs Require servicing Will Land in Nigeria 1.3m
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2011Toyota Matrix 114k miles The car is in pristine condition. Car was well taken care. Does Not Require servicing Will Land in Nigeria 1.8m
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2005 Nissan Pathfinder 136k miles The car is in amazing condition Car was well taken care. Does Not Require servicing Will Land in Nigeria 1.2m
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2009 Chevrolet Uplander 136k miles The car is in amazing condition Car was well taken care. Does Not Require servicing Will Land in Nigeria 1.650m
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2008 Kia Sedona Kia 147k miles The car is in amazing condition Car was well taken care. Does Not Require servicing Will Land in Nigeria 1.650m
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2004 Chevrolet Colorado Truck 161k miles The truck was pampered. Car was well taken care. It is fun to drive. Does Not Require servicing Will Land in Nigeria 2.3m
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2017 Honda Civic LX (Rebuilt Title) 45k miles In good condition inside and out , car runs great. Does Not Require servicing Will Land in Nigeria 4.5m
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2014 Ford Edge SEL 185k miles The motor was pampered. Car was well taken care Does Not Require servicing Will Land in Nigeria 2.1m
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2008 Mercedes Benz GL 91k miles 2008 Mercedes GL550 AMG, fully loaded and in mint condition. Recently serviced and inspected. All services done at Mercedes. 7 seater, Automatic transmission, sunroof, heated seats, navigation, Bluetooth, power windows power locks, heated windows and mirrors, cruise control, aux, CD player, am/fm radio. Does Not Require servicing Will Land in Nigeria 3.8m
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2012 Chevrolet Equinox 92k miles The motor was pampered. Car was well taken care Does Not Require servicing Will Land in Nigeria 1.5m
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2012 Kia Sportage 80k miles The motor was pampered. Car was well taken care Does Not Require servicing Will Land in Nigeria 1.8m
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Thanks guys, keep the inquiries coming |
2008 Honda Odessey In good condition inside and out , car runs great. Does Not Require servicing Already Cleared in Nigeria 2.2m
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2008 Toyota Camry In good condition inside and out , car runs great. Does Not Require servicing Already Cleared in Nigeria 2.4m
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2008 Dodge Charger 115k miles In good condition inside and out , car runs great, MVI till sept. Has a broken speedometer and the lights on the dash came on when the speedometer stopped working Require servicing Will land Nigeria 1.3m
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2009 Toyota Corolla 151k miles In really good condition. Always been undercoated, the 2 front axels were just replaced. There is a noise from the left front strut but would be an easy fix. In good condition inside and out , new tires and new MVI, 4cyl auto, has most options except power windows. Would require servicing. Will land Nigeria 1.4m
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2012 Toyota Corolla 145k miles In good condition inside and out , new tires and new MVI, 4cyl auto, has most options except power windows. Do not require servicing Will land Nigeria 1.9m
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Great and Affordable Cars from Atlantic Canada! Please I specialize in great working cars - Not Lemons! I already have some of these cars in Nigeria, and I heard some folks mentioned that they are interested in these great deals. This will help give you very significant savings, cutting off middle men and jobbers. These cars will usually have any of the following characteristics: Clean and Affordable Clean Titles (If Rebuilt, I'd let you know. Note that cars rebuilt here are well tested for road suitability) High Mileage Little/Minor Faults MODE OF OPERATION | SERVICE 1. Please note that at this material time, I will want to concentrate on sourcing these cars and shipping them from Atlantic Canada to Lagos. 2. The prices quoted here will be only for the cost of the car and shipping 3. The cars will be shipped in the buyers name or his/her designate, as the consignee. 4. When the ship sails, I will send the buyer a copy of the shipping document for tracking. 5. It is the buyer's responsibility to source his/her clearing agent and pay for cost of clearing. There are many great and reliable folks here that do nice jobs with clearing cars.. Generally speaking, the clearing cost for shipping will depend on the age, model, type, etc of the vehicle. I have used a few hands on this thread for clearing, however, I do not recommend anyone: https://www.nairaland.com/1792725/total-costs-clearing-tokunbo-vehicles/77 Voyage takes about 4 weeks If you are interested in any of the vehicles, Call | Text WhatsApp - +1 437 225 6640 or Email - nonenconsulting@gmail.com |
rusher14:Firstly, these are not normal times, the need for a expedited solutions outweighs bureaucratic bottlenecks, especially as those solutions don’t threaten the life of users. Secondly, innoson has produced thousands of cars and have thousands of customers, that’s amazing credibility he’s built for himself. Those cars have served equally as other renowned brands. Thirdly, there’s no attempt by government to engage him because of political reasons. Interestingly, the university claiming to build a prototype is a fully funded government university that doesn’t generate revenue. After the prototype, they will need an innoson type of factory to start producing the prototypes, or have to built a new factory, or as we usually do, take the prototype to China, build it there and import with forex. lol. mumu I have been of the argument that leadership is the problem in Nigeria, but I’m beginning to see that fellowership is even worse. A country that can’t trust its citizens, but is quick to lick the arses of a white skinned man will never succeed. It becomes even worse when it’s citizens support such stupidity due to emotional reasons and not facts. The government can’t produce, can’t support those who can because they’re not from their extraction. |
rusher14:That is the thinking that’s keeping us behind. You refer to USA without knowing what’s going on there. Trump’s administration has been pleading to USA automobile companies to rejigger their plants into ventilator production plants. Government negotiates for such because the lives of their citizens are priceless . Firstly, these are not normal times, the need for a expedited solutions outweighs bureaucratic bottlenecks, especially as those solutions don’t threaten the life of users. Secondly, innoson has produced thousands of cars and have thousands of customers, that’s amazing credibility he’s built for himself. Those cars have served equally as other renowned brands. Thirdly, there’s no attempt by government to engage him because of political reasons. Interestingly, the university claiming to build a prototype is a fully funded government university that doesn’t generate revenue. After the prototype, they will need an innoson type of factory to start producing the prototypes, or have to built a new factory, or as we usually do, take the prototype to China, build it there and import with forex. lol. mumu I have been of the argument that leadership is the problem in Nigeria, but I’m beginning to see that fellowership is even worse. A country that can’t trust its citizens, but is quick to lick the arses of a white skinned man will never succeed. It becomes even worse when it’s citizens support such stupidity due to emotional reasons and not facts. The government can’t produce, can’t support those who can because they’re not from their extraction. |
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The electoral laws should be reviewed and anyone who is occupying a political seat must resign 24 months in advance prior to contesting for another political office. We no get common sense in Nigeria. Painfully our Nigerian laws doesn’t reflect national interest. |
I am creating this thread as a means to draw the attention of everyone to the experiences of others who are in Nigeria. You might be going through a lot right now, however, expect to read experiences of people who face bigger adversity and still have their head above water. Such experiences will help others gain encouragement by seeing that they’re not along in their struggles. Some funny or pathetic experiences could even help motivate depressed readers. What made you give up hope in Nigeria? What gives or sustains your hope in Nigeria? Please share personal or other peoples experiences! |
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Please how much to clear 2006 Toyota Matrix |
Please how much to clear a 2008 Honda Odessey? |
There’s little you can do. Keep persuading him, someday he will see you chasing him in his Australian dreams and refund you with interest. |
Stop posting garbage on sensitive issues like this |
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