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How much is the t440

Kayberg:
I'll choose the car.
Sell it, build a house from it and use the remaining to still get a smaller car.
One shot, two kills.

Those choosing A, which of them is A o?

Wait, which Toyota model is that car?

that's an A90 supra, currently worth around 50-60k

That's not a lamborghini. That's a c8 corvette

Na that one dey pain you. Those people wey dey put AMG logo for back of c300 nko?

Johnnyessence:
WHEN GOD SAYS YES!!
WHO CAN SAY NO
DAVID Danced to appreciate GOD because he knows that he is a Winner.
Senator Ademola Adaleke,please dance more to appreciate Almighty God.
Imole Osun, you are a Winner.
Every Divider sent to destroy/frustrate you shall fail woefully.
Your joy shall never become sorrow.
Ní Ọ̀SUN yìí
ÌMỌ́LẸ̀ sì máa tàn niii.
Ódi Dandan!!!

I am not a supporter of either political parties but your comment really is silly. Dancing for God Also Twerking for God abi Cos I've seen him twerk. What I think he is is just an opportunist rich lout who is feeling entitled to a post he's not qualified for. I bet you if not for the death of Isiaka, Ademola would have died in obscurity

Afamsi:
Both Buhari and una Allah will be answerable to Jesus Christ on the last day.

I laugh, You are saying God will be answerable to his prophet?

Sharp boy, I actually used to know his elder brother, his aunt was a family friend. First time I heard about him being a chess prodigy, I was genuinely shocked and happy for the family at the same time cos they went over there to seek better pastures

Coolsperm:
But why are Yoruba Muslims miscre.ants not happy with this election? Why?

must you be foul mouthed Hatred will not kill you

Before you all keep ranting, take note that it is not called skirt in Scotland, but kilt and it has been traditionally worn by men for centuries

wuyexzy01:
Shey na dat place he go put 1000broiller abi those birds fii enter 2kg like dat.
Very very respectfully Idiat...

These birds no fit pass 1.2kg. The guy get 1000 chickens inside cages abi kini

This things clearly a turboprop fighter plane, not a jet

Buildingplug:
A 6 year old girl? HOW DID WE GET HERE?!!
Pornography is deadly. If you're addicted, seek help FAST

i am very well aware that pornography rots the mind but that's not what to blame here. Paedophiles are sadistic people, the enjoy the suffering of others. No sane human being, no matter how perverted will do such to a person as young, even going as far as to record her. He deserved to die and I would have likely done worse if that happened to my daughter. I pray the good father gets freed or a much lighter sentence

Please and please, does anyone have Info about the out post utme. I have been reading many confusing stuff online. Are the forms out yet

That is an American akita

ChiefAfonja:
If they are Muslims then they are potential terrorists in the near future

Islam is terrorism

You people seem to forget that people will use anything to justify their thirst for power. Ancient Kings
and other powerful have conquered and decimated lands and people over the entire course of history using religion as justification

Fahdiga:
All thanks to Islam. I will rather worship Satan than to be a bloody head slammer

Everyone slamming islam should know that extremism is not peculiar to one particular religion. Maybe y'all just don't seem to notice that Afghanistan is already a staunch Muslim country. This taliban guys are merely fighting to gain political powers and play politics on a global stage. They just use religion as a basis and justification for their actions

davillian:
Mad people....
Even if you put all the Muslim in one place they would still fight and kill themselves....
Blood thirsty demons...

Bro, Google is your friend. If you decide to abide just by what you have learnt from either your society or your pastors or what you have seen a handful of people do on the news without actually researching, you be mumu o

fineboynl:
**WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT**

August 19 marks Ashura in the Islamic calendar, celebrated by Shiite Muslims who cut themselves on the head to bleed out their sins

Bro, your headline is very misleading, as a Muslim myself, I have never heard of this in my life, even after attending Islamic schools for the first 9 years of my life. That is to tell you that this act is peculiar to a bunch of people not the entire Muslim populace. If researched deeper, almost every religion has followers who always take things to the extreme, no reason to generalise such. As a Muslim, I have been taught that any form of self harm, without exceptions except when one is being coerced by a much powerful authority than the concerned person is highly prohibited and often is looked upon harshly than most other sins

Randerl:
To make it easier.

If You Want To Drive (Xiaomi) Rolls Royce, Stop Taking Advice From (Tecno) Toyota Taxi Drivers

lol, the irony here is that Toyota is one of the biggest companies in the world, not just auto. Compared to Toyota, rolls Royce is like tecno is to samsung

Greatzeus:
" No woman No Cry"
When he uttered this prophetic ever green red pill quote of all time,those of his contemporaries had little idea how true it will come to be.
Also most of his kids rode on his fame and Legacy to become great reggae artists themselves.
God rest his soul and bless his radio active remains.

Bro, do not misinterpret the song. Marley is too sophisticated to sing about such. He said, "no woman, nuh cry". "Nuh" means "don't in Jamaican patois

U dont make a phone with mad specs like that and stick it with a slightly lower middle class chipset. I think it will come with a mediatek chipset, most likely the dimensity 1000 series

tetralogyfallot:
what do u want to power sir?

A vaporizer, I bought one of these types nearby and it just kept dying

tetralogyfallot:
Buy your quality 18650 cells with good average capacity readings of 2500mah after test at a very affordable price of N250 per cell. It can be shipped to anywhere in Nigeria.

Do you have high drain cells, the samsung or Panasonic type. These ones cant power my device

enilove:
The influential group leaders who carryout violence against the Christians are doing so according to the Qur'an and the hadiths . They are the true Muslims .

Hadith

Ibn 'Aun reported:
I wrote to Nafi' inquiring from him whether it was necessary to extend (to the disbelievers) an invitation to accept (Islam) before meeting them in fight. He wrote (in reply) to me that it was necessary in the early days of Islam. The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) made a raid upon Banu Mustaliq while they were unaware and their cattle were having a drink at the water. He killed those who fought and imprisoned others. On that very day, he captured Juwairiya bint al-Harith. Nafi' said that this tradition was related to him by Abdullah b. Umar who (himself) was among the raiding troops.

Sahih Muslim 1730 a
In-book : Book 32, Hadith 1
USC-MSA web (English) : Book 19, Hadith 4292  (deprecated)
Sahih Muslim

Bro, hadiths are disputable, only the Quran isn't. Humans write hadiths, often adding their own personal prejudices. As for me , and my local muslim community, no such teaching has ever come to my hearing.

Just a random strip for you to think about next time you chose sides in a conflict

panafrican:
Those who believe in Jesus have been elevated above the infidels ( those who do NOT believe in HIM )
So why are Muslims making all the mess against Christians? Looks like somebody is jealous

I am a Muslim myself and even though I do not fully agree with some things in christianity, can go ahead and marry a Christian. On the issue of violence against Christian, it is just a group of influential leaders wanting to further their own selfish agenda

Righteousness2:
Pity your ignorance, lamentation, lies and Folly!
Pity your Soul!
If you like Receive the Gospel!
If you Like Reject !
Your Salvation is for you not for me!
It's solely your choice..

Let me Remind you again!
I Stand Boldly with Israel

You preach peace but encourage violence, no greater hypocrisy exists than that and that goes a long way to show the sort of person you are

Righteousness2:
The Father has done well!
I will do Exactly the same if I was in his shoes.
My Parting Gift to Him if I was his Father, will be the Gospel of JESUS Christ and the need for him to repent, and surrender to JESUS.

You come here everyday preaching the gospel of christ but I saw you yesterday encouraging killings in Gaza. You are a fucking hypocrite. Maybe Israel was justified or not in their retaliation attacks against Hamaa, remember that the people most affected by the attacks are people who dont even know any Hamas member. I pity anyone believes anything you say other than what's obvious. When terrorists attacks Christians and even muslims alike, you all cry foul as if y'all are the only ones affected

As for Uduak's father, hats off to him

harqinhola:
Those this make you think both religions serve same God

it will shock you on judgement day

Hamilton is King of the Track for a record-equalling seventh time. Victory on the day, victory over the season, victory for the ages.

The British driver sealed the world championship by winning the Turkish Grand Prix – holding his nerve, nursing his tyres for 50 laps, on the slippery track at Istanbul Park to write a celebrated concluding chapter to the annexation of his sport in 2020.

The win by a monster 31 seconds, the 94th of his career, put him level with Michael Schumacher, who lies stricken at home after his terrible skiing accident seven years ago. When the great German took his own title No 7 in Belgium 16 years ago, in a race he finished second, it seemed probable the record would stand for an eternity.

Lewis Hamilton makes history by becoming a seven-time world champion after winning the Turkish Grand Prix

Hamilton holds aloft the Turkish Grand Prix trophy after coming from sixth to finish ahead of the pack in some style

The confetti falls on Sergio Perez (right), Hamilton (centre) and Vettel (back, in red) to celebrate Hamilton’s win in Turkey

The 35-year-old Brit pulls close to the pit wall to celebrate the chequered flag with his engineers after making history

Hamilton struggles to hold back the tears after equalling Michael Schumacher’s record of seven world titles

But over the course of the intervening season, Hamilton, by dint of his own skill and unrelenting focus, has turned the impossible target into a staging post. On next to his eighth wonder of the world.

He started the race only sixth on the grid but gradually gnawed his way into the frame as the afternoon wore on.

Hamilton took the lead with patience, sure-footedness and style on lap 37, planting his black car on the rear of Sergio Perez’s Racing Point. The champion steered right and, withstanding the rivulet of water he now occupied, zipped past the pink machine for the lead between Turns 11 and 12, and an imperishable moment in the storied history of British sport.

As so often, the best drivers prove themselves in the wet, and this was a case in point. Time and again, stretching back to the first exhibition of his amphibious qualities in the foothills of Mount Fuji 13 years ago, Hamilton has proved his specialness in the toughest of conditions.

Hamilton breaks down in tears inside his cockpit after winning the Turkish Grand Prix on a rainy Sunday afternoon in Istanbul

Ferrari driver and four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel congratulates Hamilton on championing the sport once again

Hamilton climbs on top of his Mercedes to salute his team and celebrate becoming a world champion for a seventh time

Hamilton is congratulated by Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas (left) after the race as the Finn concedes defeat

Here Hamilton and Mercedes kept their heads while all about them lost theirs. The Racing Points, for long and so fabulously in the lead, audibly fretted over the radio, such was their unfamiliarity with the rarefied air of race leadership. They ran out of steam and of options, and Hamilton was gunning for them, and as we have said, past one of them.

Now for the man who goes under the misnomer of Hamilton’s team-mate, Valtteri Bottas. He should be renamed his victim.

The Finn simply cannot live with the Stevenage-born peddler at close to the zenith of his capabilities.

The chasm in class was exhibited time and again here. If Bottas can count himself unlucky to have spun on the opening lap trying to avoid the two Renaults, he cannot excuse the many slips that followed. He finished 14th.

And to think he started the day as the only contender who could possibly – that is to say mathematically – prevent Hamilton winning the title with three races to spare. But, hey, he ended up lapped by the prey that twice drove out of his sight.

Mercedes team principle Toto Wolff (left) shares a word of congratulations with Hamilton following a fine race from the Brit

Hamilton is jubilant as he shares the moment with Wolff as the pair continue to dominate the sport of Formula One

Hamilton is swarmed by his race engineers after wrapping up yet another world championship for Mercedes

And all this against the backdrop of a dismal two previous days. Hamilton had moaned like mad about the track – how slippery it was in the wet or dry having only been resuraced in the last fortnight.

On Friday, he called it terrifying. What was he talking about? Of course, it was perilous, full of perdition at every turn, but suddenly putty in his gloved hands.

My mind turned back to the first of his great glories on that rain-splattered afternoon in Sao Paulo when rain fell and he passed Timo Glock for the first of his world titles. He was then but a boy, a 23-year-old with the world at his right foot.

There was an element of luck that time. Yesterday, there was no fortune. Nor complication of machinery – ask Bottas to verify that!

Hamilton somehow – and this is beyond explanation of the greatest boffin who ever studied physics, engineering or cosmology – rationed his intermediare tyres better than the rest, beyond compare. Perez finished second, with Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel third.

Bottas spun on the first corner to hand Hamilton the advantage to run away with the race, before he was lapped later on

IN NUMBERS: HOW LEWIS HAMILTON COMPARES TO MICHAEL SCHUMACHER
Lewis Hamilton has emulated Michael Schumacher by winning his seventh world championship.

Here is how two of the sport’s most successful drivers compare to one another.

Michael Schumacher
Titles: 7

Starts: 306

Wins: 91

Poles: 68

Podiums: 155

Fastest laps: 77

Win ratio: 30 per cent

Lewis Hamilton
Titles: 7

Starts: 264

Wins: 94

Poles: 97

Podiums: 163

Fastest laps: 53

Win ratio: 35 per cent

Schumacher won seven championships, two with Benetton in 1994 and 1995 and then an unprecedented five on the spin for Ferrari at the turn of the century.

A controversial driver, he collided with Damon Hill and Jacques Villeneuve at the 1994 and 1997 championship deciders, before he was adjudged to have deliberately parked his Ferrari at Monaco in 2006 to prevent Fernando Alonso from setting a lap in qualifying.

Little is known of Schumacher’s current medical health following a skiing crash on holiday with his family in the French Alps in 2013.

Hamilton was the youngest world champion when he won his first title in 2008 – a record since broken by Sebastian Vettel – and 12 years later he is firmly among the elite.

His tally of victories, pole positions and podiums is the most ever and he is set to gun for a record-breaking eighth championship next season.

Someone in the press box asked me what lap Racing Point’s Lance Stroll pitted. It reminded me of the old story of the young journalist in the Old Trafford press box who, when George Best despatched a scorcher, asked a colleague what minute he had scored. The older hand told him: ‘Don’t worry about the minute, remember the date.’

The race had started, albeit no longer raining, on a track that in the shy sun gleamed like a silver operating table.

But the surgical precision was the sole preserve of Lewis Carl Davidson Hamilton, who outshone the young pretender Max Verstappen of Red Bull, who was impetuous and brilliant in turns. Hamilton was just brilliant – well, as well as prudent.

And it ended here with tears on the radio, an exclamation that told of a lifetime’s endeavour.

We have worn out the superlatives this season until the thesaurus conceded defeat. All hail Hamilton, god of the grid.

Re-live Lewis Hamilton’s historic win by scrolling below to see Sportsmail’s lap-by-lap coverage of the Turkish Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton has it all to do if he is win an record-equalling seventh world title in Istanbul after the Brit endured a torrid time during qualifying on Saturday.

Hamilton only needs to finish in front of Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas to land the championship with three races left but is prepared for a very tough race after he struggled on the wet and newly resurfaced circuit over the weekend.

The chaotic qualifying session did throw up a career’s-first pole position for Racing Point’s Lance Stroll, who got to grips with the treacherous conditions to go fastest on Saturday.

Max Verstappen starts alongside the Canadian for the race while Stroll’s team-mate Sergio Perez also enjoyed a quick qualifying session and starts third on the grid.

Source : thestreetjournal.org

saphiere:
Senator Dino Melaye just launched his Lamborghini Aventandor Roadstar convertible 2020. 50th Anniversary model. This is 4 of 100 ever made and it’s $1 Million = N460,000,000 before clearing.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SVhZuiAf98

https://www.instagram.com/p/CF2bgKDAUdm/

correction, that's an aventador roadster costing about $400k