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FSBoperator:
Normally cars like these go under $5,000 given the mileage and the damage but used cars in the US are stupendously expensive nowadays .

But given it's a wagon and not a truck , which no one wants and the damage and mileage, cars like these are destined for the scrap yard.

I won't pay more than 2 grand cash for this car .

FutureFocus:
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KingAzubuike:
There's obviously an agenda against polaris (vulte).
It's no coincidence 70% of the comments in first and second page are against polaris..

Either it's one single user with multiple accounts or a group of users with multiple accounts.

odaniel1:
Interesting. I would love to see how justice is served. This is the kind of case that should generate public outrage. But the media will not see this, hypocritical societal values will not see this, worst of all, BAT, will not see this!

KingAzubuike:
The rich are only friends with the rich, marry each other's sons and daughters off. Tell me, does the common man have any hope?

placeofallure:
See I have two male friends who are young and married like me. Sometimes, we drive to work together. We were talking generally that morning and I don't know when one of them said that he pitied young men who are bachelors in this age that we are, that to get a good woman to marry will be like a camel wanting to pass through the eye of the needle.

Honestly, I agree with him. I see young people around, men and women, and the future looks bland, looks bleak. I think parenting is to blame. No matter what the society chunks out, parents have a responsibility to nurture their own, societal vices regardless. You have no control over the society, but you can exert your energy over your own. May God help us.

tobeezman:
I will first stake N100k on this game that starts by 8pm tonight, If the game enters I can now know what to do with myself.

100k will win me 40m. with N40m, I will know what to invest in so I never get broke again.

NF2GG7

placeofallure:
Why does this story look like my husband's story?
He was dating two ladies before we met, they were older than me. The first one was agitating for marriage, the other one was too, but she was more subtle in her approach, then I remember our boss complaining about her 'other room' inadequacies. Men and bedroom things

When I came in, I was little, and was less concerned about marriage. I married an older man. In my husband's voice - I brought peace, no nagging or bickering or disrespect of friends and family. I got along well with everyone. I think the initial two lacked in those departments. Then, I don't ask for money or things too. He just gave me willingly. I didn't pressure him for anything, me wey I dey 'too proud' to ask for help. I always see it as demeaning up till tomorrow. That's as far as my hubby goes.

On my own part, I knew he was the one because we were friends first, and we carried that into the relationship. He lavished attention on me. We'd gist endlessly, he never gets tired of me. Then he can pamper for Africa! I don't ask but he always gives. He never plays the Alpha male game around me. My parents love him!

We've been married for over a decade and it's still like we just met. We still gist till late in the night, we still hold hands while we stroll, we still don't get tired of each other's company, we eat from one plate and the people who know us - family, friends, colleagues, neighbours- call us The Siamese twins.

It's a fairy tale when you marry the one.