KOMBE: My Toyota Camry 09 vibrates at high speed and sometimes when I apply brake or reduce speed. I have changed all tyres, done wheel balancing and alignment. Also checked the CV joint, rotor, shaft. Yet the problem continues, please help.
My own Toyota do the same thing at 100 but before or after 100 it's stable.
Obavoh: My Wife hate to see me sad or angry. She would always do everything within her power to see me and her children happy.
Thank you my Angel. I love you so much
My own too but I don't know the ogbanje wey dey enter her. She got one woman friend, anytime I advise her against or in favor of that woman, she will pick serious fight with me that may last for days. If I try to find out exactly whats wrong with my advice, she can't tell. Even when we reconcile, she will start saying something like I don't even know why am angry.
Obavoh: Yesterday, my Boss made us work under the heavy rain and refused to pay us our salary until we complete the work.
When I got home, the dinner my wife cooked would not be enough for the children to eat so I went out to buy ₦300 akara to hold my belly until the next day.
Before I said let me remove my clothes and take my bath, my children had pounced on the small akara I bought.
I would have harmed my children last night if not for the fear of God in me because that was the only money I had in my pocket.
I went to bed angry and hungry. My wife tried to calm me down and make love to me but I cursed her and we ended up fighting.
WatchYourSix: Dem Dey drag you… u still off cloth for more dragging ….. The internet is a very weird place….pple just want to be famous for stvpid and weird stuff
Dey there, make him hide am make people use am black mail am.
One thing I understand late in life is use every disadvantage to your advantage. Make money with everything you have both good and bad. Nobody cares about you that much
Zeebuy: There's no one you'll meet in the SE who doesn't know how to, at least, speak English. The first time in my entire life where I met men who couldn't speak a single word in ENglish language or even pidgin english was during my NYSC in Ogun Waterside LGA and it was shocking because even my aged grandmother could speak pidgin
Yes in a remote part of Ibadan, they no Sabi come and go
Jman06: I noticed that there have been lots of open doors for me since my fiancee and soon-to-be wife came into my life. Things have just been happening magically. The jobs I had been expecting since clicked without stress. Now I'm transitioning from the private sector to a good job in a public institution. This something I had waited for since going to 3years.
Also, there has been influx of funds from debtors to those making donations and so on. My wedding is around the corner and I was hitherto worried about funds to cover all the things I needed to do for the event but honestly, things have just been taking shape in a way that seems magical.
I am beginning to agree with the saying that he who finds a woman findeth a good thing and obtaineth favour from God. Please, let the blessings continue to flow even after the marriage...Amen
That's how it is if it's the right partner however, the testing time is coming especially after 2 kids. Road will block, you will struggle a little and bounce back again. That's when you know how strong your woman is and if she really for you. If she no fuckkk up during that period, your marriage go last
Authoreety: Nothing concern me, my own be say make e favour me.... Dazzol
However this your (idea of matching corps members to PPAs based on their qualifications and improving deployment with security in mind..) to be honest to ourselves, This our Nigeria is not yet prepared for that... And so many other loopholes
How many graduates read teaching as profession? How many engineering companies do we have?
traware: I have always found Tems personality to be quite boring and "local-ish" . Just look at the way she answered the interviewer,very bland-ish...no intrigue,no excitement...just meh
LOL, no kee yourself for nothing. Even Tinubu dey struggle with interview.
naptu2: BBC Yoruba interviewed Iya Ibeji Oni MoiMoi who built a house, bought a car and trained her children up to university level from the proceeds of her moimoi business which she started with 500 naira.
Through my moin-moin business here in Ilorin, I have been able to build a house, buy a car, pay my employees, and sponsor all my children through university. — Iya Ibeji Oni Moinmoin, speaking during an interview with BBC Yoruba. pic.twitter.com/ViYsJb8zFO
— Inside Ilorin NG 🇳🇬 (@InsideIlorin_NG) June 28, 2026
Easyincome24: Unlike what some families bill their would be son-inlaws, this lady was grateful for her family being considerable by cutting down the expenses on her bride list.
If someone mistakenly share her noodles now, that bride list go reduce to 10k.
Lesson, if she is not a V, imagine the rod she has received from hard nakin, nobody go advice you further.
Glimpsetv: A Nigerian man has gone viral after getting "Chioma My Life" tattooed across his chest — and the internet has opinions.
The video, shared online shows the man lying down as a tattoo artist puts the finishing touches on the bold cursive declaration. No shame, no hesitation — just full commitment to Chioma.
Nigerians online, however, are not convinced this ends well. The comments section turned into a roast session fast — with people already writing the plot twist: "He go soon change am to Dragon."
Chioma, wherever you are — you better hold on tight. 😅
nlfpmod: Nigerian influencer Kayode Ogundamisi shares a video footage of a solar inverter and battery system that began smoking indoors, was moved outside, and then caught fire on a dirt compound, issuing a warning to stay clear of smoking lithium units due to explosion risk.
A solar inverter started smoking inside a home. It was moved outside before catching fire. If your inverter or battery starts smoking, stay away. Lithium battery fires can explode. pic.twitter.com/G6x7pJAHYJ
Black man technology... Black man is not matured to handle sensitive technology because, hunger and hardship plays a big role. Lithium is fuel, if you don't do it well, fire extinguisher does not quench it.
A member of Sunday igboho's Irun Ekun team reveal he was sh0t multiple times during an ambush by suspected bandits at Old Oyo National Park but the bullets didnt penetrate his body because of the spiritual fortification. pic.twitter.com/1WHAinT8qB
AfricanBlueprin: A lot of Nigerians are planning to leave this country, but most of them make costly mistakes that delay them for years or waste hundreds of thousands of naira.
I have put together everything I know about the relocation process, visas, finances, documents, country options, and how to prepare yourself before you even apply.
Here are a few things most people don't know: 1. Your bank statement matters more than your visa application Most embassies want to see consistent transactions, not a one-time huge deposit. Many people get rejected because of this alone.
2. Choosing the wrong country can set you back 3-5 years Some countries are easier to enter but harder to work in legally. You need to match your skills and situation to the right destination.
3. You don't need an agent for most processes Agents charge between ₦200k–₦500k for things you can do yourself with the right information.
Drop your questions below, I will answer as many as I can.
So these idiotts on top that plane on the picture below, what does it mean? Is it how Nigerians now travel?
Godspowerpro: On a Boeing 777. In 2014. With military satellites. With ocean tracking systems. With the combined intelligence resources of multiple superpowers.
Not sure.
That should bother you a bit.
Because as a lover of technology, it tells me that there are still limits to our human technology, science and knowledge.
It tells me that the air and ocean is older and deeper and more powerful than our technology.
What if they were taken by aliens?
There are still things on this earth and the universe at large far beyond our knowledge and understanding as humans.
It teaches me to be humble and to never stop seeking for knowledge. We don’t know it all and can never know it all.
239 is not just a number today. It is 239 individual heartbeats that stopped somewhere over dark water on a Friday night, and every single one of those heartbeats had a name, a face, a home, a person who loved them and has been waiting for an answer that has not come.
The world may have moved on. As the world always does. New things to talk about online and react to and forget.
But somewhere in Beijing tonight, a wife still sleeps on one side of a bed.
Somewhere in Malaysia, a child has grown up with a photograph instead of a father.
Somewhere at the bottom of the southern Indian Ocean, in water so cold and so dark that no human hand has ever touched it, may lie the answer to one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of our time.
And the world, busy and distracted and endlessly moving as it is, has not yet found it.
Maybe one day it will.
Maybe one day a ship will lower something into that darkness and pull up the truth.
Until then, the story of Flight MH370 remains exactly what it has always been.
A plane that took off on a Friday night.
239 people who trusted the sky.
And a silence so deep that ten years later, the whole world still has no answer to give to the families who are still asking.
What happened to the passengers on Flight MH370?
What do you think could have happened to them?
I hope we find the answer someday.
Deep inside the pacific ocean... Probably buried at the depth of the sea making it impossible to trace. For your information, pacific ocean is bigger than the whole continent combined.
Car Talk › Re: Car Vibrates At High Speed by occfx: 8:21am On Jul 05
