₦airaland Forum

Mercedes benz c230 2000 model..

It was quite funny...

damzy88:
You got it. Between, this is a 2005 Accord.

yeah...I know..i have been searching for a 2000 model Mercedes benz c230 from craigslist hoping I will buy one soon,can you help me?

seems you bought this car off craigslist?

niceprof:
Unqualified like the rest,even the UK had to hire a canadian to man their apex bank,here in Nigeria,Bank marketers are elevated to D.G CBN.

Lest i forget,she is married to a Fulani General.

no that's her father....

As young as she is..she is lying so effortlessly....I didn't vote for this government, never liked the idea of who they were supporting..i remember my neighbor laughed at me when I told them who I voted for,called me a part of the Nigerian problem...now look at where we are...neck deep in propaganda, mindless and callous corruption as well as fantastically inefficient leaders...

I have always heard of people being stupid but not this stupid..

olisaEze:
1. You don't need 2suck up 2anyone to actualize your dreams.
2. U can attain your goals with what you have in your hands. Its not about where you're from, but where you're standing at.
3. U don't need 2dabble in e-fraud/crime/oloshoism 2become rich in Nigeria. Yes there are so many untapped legit ways on and offline!
4. Never give up even when the odds seem stacked against you.
5. Pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional. U are today what your choices were yesterday.

Jara aka PS; Problems have never destroyed any great man or woman. Indeed the same adversity that causes some to breakdown, causes others to break records. You can't change the problem but you can change your person. Rather than wallow in self pity, look for a way to turn that weakness to a stepping stone. Accept the past, manage the present, and work towards the future.

That is what the success story of that exceptional lady has taught me and is teaching our young girls.

Now what 5things has Vimbai's life story taught you?

I will admit that your points are well put - together albeit some repetitions here and there. You must also understand that I have no bias towards her. I don't expect her to truly come out and share her success secrets. I want to assume that's what Vimbai was saying. In our world of today especially Nigeria, a lot goes on behind the scene that raises a lot of questions on people's claim of success.

olisaEze:
Vimbai became known because of big brother nothing else. Linda ikeji on d other hand should be a full course study in business school. Eh! Our own Linda? No try am o! Vimbai don baff!?

tell me five exceptional lessons you learnt from Linda ikeji success story..

Even an idiot knows that there are private schools everywhere...this mumu still feels propaganda still sells today..in modern day Nigeria politics, soon the electorate will start giving out mandates to prospective public office candidates before getting elected with an agreement that non - performance or non - fulfillment will lead to a recall...we are getting there, the average Nigerian man is now enlightened and informed...

was this meant as a direct shade on Linda Ikeji..??

I commend Dr Olusegun Mimicko of Ondo State for keeping Ondo State off that list..

hajoke2000:
lol........no oooo i used to read during midnight ....

ohh..so you are one of us..

you know when they say"if you try and fail..try and try again till you succeed"...I wonder if this is what inspiring him throughout his defeats..

hajoke2000:
ok......

You know..for someone married to her books,you seem to enjoy cheating on your books with nairaland.

FMary:
I have a budget of 1m and need a tokunbo or Nigerian used car.

Meanwhile I have these 3 options for now.

1. 2002 model Mercedes Benz clk 200 (tokunbo)
2. 2007 model Passat (Nigerian use)
3. 2006 model Volkswagen Tiguan (Nigerian use)

All three cars are priced at 1million Naira.

Which of them should I buy and why do you think so?

You can add yours if you have one.

is the clk still available?

......."I have long suggested that two of Nigeria’s leading trouble are her politicians and her preachers – especially those of the Prosperity/Pentecostal ilk. While Nigeria’s politicians defraud her, the preachers lend legitimacy to their actions"...- words on marble and food for thought for all Nigerian progressives....I don't believe in judging 'men of God'...I can discern or decipher what their message is all about, but judge them, I don't think I want to get involved in that.

Liliyann:
The husband should be questioned thoroughly!
He must have used his wife to further his political career.His look says it all

I am tempted to think the same way but akwa ibom people are a bit weird when it comes to living and dying..

good afternoon..

good morning..

buy now..

buy now..

for what purpose sef?

hajoke2000:
yessss ....thanks

what I am saying is I am willing to wait Ajoke..

hajoke2000:
lol......no ...

ohh...that's good to hear then, your coments about age, maturity and your student status made me curious..it's nice to meet you Ajoke...I hope you wont stay married to your books for too long...

hajoke2000:
long enough .......thanks

hajoke2000 seems to mean you were born in the year 2000.

hajoke2000:
yes.......i av a long way to go.

how long? I probably might be able to wait. You have a nice name btw. Ajoke.

hajoke2000:
of course not .....age does not define your maturity

yeah, I agree. I wasn't even referring to maturity. I understand, respect and probably admire your marriage to your books, its very important. So, is it safe to say you are an undergraduate?

hajoke2000:
am married to my books .

you are not underage..are you?

hajoke2000:
Am completely single but not searching

completely single but not searching probably waiting...my current status also....