₦airaland Forum

Opperwezen:
You well?

Galactico4ever:
Na Warri be the answer na

Galactico4ever:
Hahahahah Lwkmd. I be virgin boy,i no sabi bad thing nah.

Galactico4ever:
This matter wey make you to speak correct oyibo sha...ogbeni you sure say na you get dis account?

Dem hack my account be4 . Me speak English? For where

Galactico4ever:
B4 nko?I no go die a virgin abeg.

Galactico4ever:
And I thought you were taken.My bad,mistook you for cococandy

zudozz:
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We dont have the spare parts and mechanics in this part of the world. Meanwhile what porn? I am interested!

pmoye:
Forget about driving a dream car in the absence of efficient maintenance outfit. I had tried that in Nigeria once... I personally shipped in the car. Within a few short years, I had to park it in after it's been messed up. One, Nigerian mechanics did not even understand the kind of car it was, so much that the tiniest repair needed I had to ship parts in from Europe. After about two years doing that I decided to buy a Toyota product that everyone around understood. V6 too though.

Using a car in Nigeria is not by dreaming, unless that dream factors in maintenance and other practical aspects. And I have driven just too many cars to come to that conclusion. I think it's mostly people who haven't used enough number of cars that fixate on dream cars. For me, V6 minimum engine, leather upholstery, high horsepower and (if in Nigeria) very strong wheels and suspension system. I don't naturally care about fuel consumption since you can't always fidget about spending too much on fuel if you drive V6... That's about all I dream about with respect to cars. I use them to accomplish my other dreams and visions, cars are never my dream.

pmoye:
I agree with you. But the reality of auto maintenance in Nigeria forces many to go for popular brands. Nigerian auto mechanics are some of the most inept professionals I have met. No one should cite examples of exceptions. I am talking about the majority. If you take anything too out of their ordinary to them, they will mess it up. If you are living in big cities like Lagos, Abuja, or even Kaduna and Ibadan, you can still manage to use unpopular brands. But if you live in suburban and rural towns in Nigeria, don't even make the mistake of using those unpopular ones, because na gambling dem go take finish your car until it's worth no more than scraps.

Incompetence of the repairers in Nigeria makes Toyota popular... I personally would pick German brands, BMW, VKW etc any day any time. Toyota feels too light and shallow for me. But give me Audi, BMW, Merc., etc, then we can talk.

2sexycom:
na Toyota get LEXUS bro...