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Spring bank is not Yoruba bank, just like Afribank and PHB. Generally this problem banks are careless with giving loans |
The lowest spec for the Toyota hiace costs about N4.6m. Chinese brands/clones of the old models costs about N2.6m, so IVm costs about N2.6m also |
Do banks still pay cheques above N10m ? |
On Non-interest banking, Dr Ngozi said from what she knows, she thinks Non-interest Banking is just another form of Banking whereby instead of the Investors getting interests on Loans offered, the Borrower and Lender share the Profits. She said we should put emotions aside and look at it objectively. that countries that practice this are doing very well at it in addition to other types of banking. pls lets stop all the noise about islamic banking/non- interest banking. How many people have read the CBN modus operandi. I am dissappointed that even Bishop Okogie joined such noisemaking. Islamic banking is just a form of non-interest banking and any body can have access to it. I am a born-again christian and I would not bat an eyelid before taking a loan from an Islamic bank. |
It is most probably worms. try some good dewormers |
Old boy , you need to get a camera to continue biz on nairaland |
Send pictures of the perkins only. You need to learn how to snap ppictures and post on nairaland after several years |
pls send picture of engine/coldroom to tcp2000ng@yahoo.com |
Do you have 20Ton hiab that can carry 40feet container or 32 feet portacabin ? |
Why dont you just quote your price. Also show some internal pictures |
We have mining leases for coal/ other solid minerals. I can be reached on 0802 7254505 |
We produce ans sell portacabins/insulated container cabins. Check www.rapidcabin.com /call 0802 725 4505. email is rapidcabin@gmail.com |
pls send pics to tcp2000ng@yahoo.com |
pls send pics to tcp2000ng@yahoo.com |
You need to learn how to snap pictures with the right size. |
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pls send pictures to tcp2000ng@yahoo.com. Is the AC working and the engine pictures also send |
My name is not Obama. It's sensationalism," he said. "He is black and I am black, but it's a totally different situation." Inspired by communist ideology, Sagbo came to Soviet Russia in 1982 to study economics in Moscow. There he met his wife, a Novozavidovo native. He moved to the town about 100 kilometers (65 miles) north of Moscow in 1989 to be close to his in-laws. Today he is a father of two, and negotiates real estate sales for a Moscow conglomerate. His council job is unpaid. Sagbo says neither he nor his wife wanted him to get into politics, viewing it as a dirty, dangerous business, but the town council and residents persuaded him to run for office. They already knew him as a man of strong civic impulse. He had cleaned the entrance to his apartment building, planted flowers and spent his own money on street improvements. Ten years ago he organized volunteers and started what became an annual day of collecting garbage. He said he feels no racism in the town. "I am one of them. I am home here," Sagbo said. He felt that during his first year in the town, when his 4-year-old son Maxim came home in tears, saying a teenage boy spat at him. Sagbo ran outside in a rage, demanding that the spitter explain himself. Women sitting nearby also berated the teenager. Then the whole street joined in. Russia's black population hasn't been officially counted but some studies estimate about 40,000 "Afro-Russians." Many are attracted by universities that are less costly than in the West. Scores of them suffer racially motivated attacks every year — 49 in Moscow alone in 2009, according to the Moscow Protestant Chaplaincy Task Force on Racial Violence and Harassment, an advocacy group. After the Soviet Union collapsed, Novozavidovo's industries were rapidly privatized, leaving it in financial ruin. High unemployment, corruption, alcoholism and pollution blight what was once an idyllic town, just a short distance from the Zavidovo National Park, where Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and President Dmitry Medvedev take nature retreats. Denis Voronin, a 33-year-old engineer in Novozavidovo, said Sagbo was the town's first politician to get elected fairly, without resorting to buying votes "Previous politicians were all criminals," he said. A former administration head — the equivalent of mayor in rural Russia — was shot to death by unknown assailants two years ago. The post is now held by Arakelov, a veteran of the Soviet war in Afghanistan who says he also wants to clean up corruption. He says money used to constantly disappear from the town budget and is being investigated by tax police. Residents say they pay providers for heat and hot water, but because of ineffective monitoring by the municipality they don't get much of either. The toilet in the municipal building is a room with a hole in the floor. As a councilor, Sagbo has already scored some successes. He mobilized residents to collect money and turn dilapidated lots between buildings into colorful playgrounds with new swings and painted fences. As he strolled around his neighborhood everyone greeted him and he responded in his fluent, French-African-accented Russian. Boys waved to Sagbo, who had promised them a soccer field. Sitting in the newly painted playground with her son, Irina Danilenko said it was the only improvement she has seen in the five years she has lived here. "We don't care about his race," said Danilenko, 31. "We consider him one of us NOVOZAVIDOVO, Russia – People in this Russian town used to stare at Jean Gregoire Sagbo because they had never seen a black man. Now they say they see in him something equally rare — an honest politician. Sagbo last month became the first black to be elected to office in Russia. In a country where racism is entrenched and often violent, Sagbo's election as one of Novozavidovo's 10 municipal councilors is a milestone. But among the town's 10,000 people, the 48-year-old from the West African country of Benin is viewed simply a Russian who cares about his hometown. He promises to revive the impoverished, garbage-strewn town where he has lived for 21 years and raised a family. His plans include reducing rampant drug addiction, cleaning up a polluted lake and delivering heating to homes. "Novozavidovo is dying," Sagbo said in an interview in the ramshackle municipal building. "This is my home, my town. We can't live like this." "His skin is black but he is Russian inside," said Vyacheslav Arakelov, the mayor. "The way he cares about this place, only a Russian can care." Sagbo isn't the first black in Russian politics. Another West African, Joaquin Crima of Guinea-Bissau, ran for head of a southern Russian district a year ago but was heavily defeated. Crima was dubbed by the media "Russia's Obama." Now they've shifted the title to Sagbo, much to his annoyance My name is not Obama. It's sensationalism," he said. "He is black and I am black, but it's a totally different situation." Inspired by communist ideology, Sagbo came to Soviet Russia in 1982 to study economics in Moscow. There he met his wife, a Novozavidovo native. He moved to the town about 100 kilometers (65 miles) north of Moscow in 1989 to be close to his in-laws. Today he is a father of two, and negotiates real estate sales for a Moscow conglomerate. His council job is unpaid. Sagbo says neither he nor his wife wanted him to get into politics, viewing it as a dirty, dangerous business, but the town council and residents persuaded him to run for office. They already knew him as a man of strong civic impulse. He had cleaned the entrance to his apartment building, planted flowers and spent his own money on street improvements. Ten years ago he organized volunteers and started what became an annual day of collecting garbage. He said he feels no racism in the town. "I am one of them. I am home here," Sagbo said. He felt that during his first year in the town, when his 4-year-old son Maxim came home in tears, saying a teenage boy spat at him. Sagbo ran outside in a rage, demanding that the spitter explain himself. Women sitting nearby also berated the teenager. Then the whole street joined in. Russia's black population hasn't been officially counted but some studies estimate about 40,000 "Afro-Russians." Many are attracted by universities that are less costly than in the West. Scores of them suffer racially motivated attacks every year — 49 in Moscow alone in 2009, according to the Moscow Protestant Chaplaincy Task Force on Racial Violence and Harassment, an advocacy group. After the Soviet Union collapsed, Novozavidovo's industries were rapidly privatized, leaving it in financial ruin. High unemployment, corruption, alcoholism and pollution blight what was once an idyllic town, just a short distance from the Zavidovo National Park, where Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and President Dmitry Medvedev take nature retreats. Denis Voronin, a 33-year-old engineer in Novozavidovo, said Sagbo was the town's first politician to get elected fairly, without resorting to buying votes "Previous politicians were all criminals," he said. A former administration head — the equivalent of mayor in rural Russia — was shot to death by unknown assailants two years ago. The post is now held by Arakelov, a veteran of the Soviet war in Afghanistan who says he also wants to clean up corruption. He says money used to constantly disappear from the town budget and is being investigated by tax police. Residents say they pay providers for heat and hot water, but because of ineffective monitoring by the municipality they don't get much of either. The toilet in the municipal building is a room with a hole in the floor. As a councilor, Sagbo has already scored some successes. He mobilized residents to collect money and turn dilapidated lots between buildings into colorful playgrounds with new swings and painted fences. As he strolled around his neighborhood everyone greeted him and he responded in his fluent, French-African-accented Russian. Boys waved to Sagbo, who had promised them a soccer field. Sitting in the newly painted playground with her son, Irina Danilenko said it was the only improvement she has seen in the five years she has lived here. "We don't care about his race," said Danilenko, 31. "We consider him one of us |
Specify the kind of can ie aluminium or coated steel ? |
I need reliable haulage companies to haul 2 empty 40feet containers from Portharcourt to lagos. Call 0704 210 4090. |
Any plans for such trainings in Portharcourt |
Nigerdock will help you for an engineering career |
I need a design showing a strong looking man, fyling horse or elephant carrying a container . The caption of the logo should be "" rapid portacabins"". You can post here or send to tcp2000ng@yahoo.com |
pls post the cost of the roofing sheets per linear/sq meter for stucco mill plain |
bros, you need to change your mindset for you to move forward. jobs are really scarce in nigeria because we do not produce any thing tangible. People still get jobs on merit. Try to improve yourself, read magazines, newspapers etc . Also look around you and see what you can do on your own without money or very little money. lots of nigerians are living well without being involved in crime/paid jobs. Even the simple call centre girl makes reasonable money to keep body/soul together. Do not be shy or ashamed on what ever you decide to do. Pray and fast and ask God for direction. If you have not accepted Jesus, pls do that. You will be suprised what the lord can do |
L&G, This is a commendable effort. It is actually easier to produce the APV than passenger cars. You do not need moulds etc as the panel are flat. The tyres have inserts inside to ensure bullet proof quality,all other foreign made APV used rubber tyres also. This is commendable. Banks can patronise them to reduce carnage involved in carrying cash Pls nairalander lets be positive about this country. If you do not know about a topic , pls keep shut. A lot of postings here a damn ingorant and illeterate. The largest companies abroad still produce things for the defence sector; like Boeing , MD, daewoo etc |
You have still not answered my question about the quantity of materials needed. |
I can see that you are a baby,so I would not want join words with you. Getting somebody to mould for me will reduce my budget by at least 10% and give me better quality. Buying from the roadside ,from previous experience can not guarantee me the quality I need. Pls If you do not know it, do not throw insults at people. Most people who are members of nairaland are not multi millionaires, so pls pardon me |
pls send pix to tcp2000ng@yahoo.com |