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Keep the offers coming. Got a close to reasonable offer yesterday but come up a little sir

Call to see 08162850941

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Yes I would . Although the car is in good shape and I don't for see such an issue.

As far as document, I can have my attorney draft a warranty document. That would cover the car although negligent acts will be excluded. Also i would expect you to have the car extensively inspected before buying.

Will be waiting for your call

Still available

What size.? Which block?

Call to see the car,

08095407251 ask for Dimeji

Mr. Anyicom, Thanks for your opinion.

I know what I am selling so if you are not interested, its ok. I love it when people say i have 1.3m so your car is worth 1.3. what if you had 2.5m will my car be worth that??

As far as Warranty, it a way of me backing up my product. I am an honest NL person i am hoping i am not the only one out here. So whoever buys my car will be getting a good product backed by me.

Sorry about that. Lets talks later today after you have seen the car.

Thanks

Oga call my Guy lets see what we can do. we can negotiate if we both like the goods.

Thanks

Thanks. I had the car for 5 years in the US. I brought it to NIgeria wheni relocated because I love the car but.I have decided to sell it and get an SUV instead.

Hope this clarifies things. I cleared and registered the car on April 30th. I have driven it minimally on the island.

Hello guys the car has 94k miles on. I have had and maintained it for 5 years. (in the US through Acura)

The cars comes with a 30 day bumper to bumper warranty and any mechanic is welcome to inspect and test the car.

Please call 08095407251 ask for Dimeji

Thanks

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Manny4life,
Just in case you are out of touch, minimum wage is still N10,000 they are fighting to pay the approved N18,000 minimum wage. So someone making N60,000 at walmart will be better off than say someone in the federal or state civil service.

Secondly exchange rate is about 158 to 160 not 154.

Please I am not attacking your person just your point.

Respectfully
Omoola007

manny4life:
I have never been a fan of Wal-Mart and with the recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court in which the court did not certify a class action based upon discrimination, this isn't a good move for Nigeria. Although, I'm more worried about them than I am for the average igbo man who knows how to source his goods. At the same time, these guys will kill Nigerian economy with Chinese products, not very good for an economy wanting to start manufacturing.


An average Walmart has an average revenue of $60million, the SUPER Walmarts have up to $100 million. They are selling the same Chinese products but wage will be less in Nigeria than it is here. For instance, an average Wal-Mart associate earns $8.00, a lil above federal minimum wage, with an average work hours of 24hrs. That's a monthly gross earning of $768, due to economic disparities, shrink down the cost of living by half (which is impossible), an average associate in Nigeria should earn at least $384. Now ask yourself, will Wal-Mart pay their associates $384 x 154 exchange rate = N59,136? Even if they worked a whole 8hrs standard day for 4weeks, will they still earn N59,136?


I say boycott Walmart because this company will have a negative shock effect on our economy.

I love. How everyone looks for the worst post about walmart to post on NL. Before anyone call me a Wally world shopper, I have bought items there before but I hate and avoid walmart I personally prefer Target (and yes THey pay minimum wage too but they look posh and have swagga doing it)

That being said People on NL keep forgetting that (I didn't realise this too until I moved back a few months ago) Nigeria's under/unemployments rate is about 70%, Government worker are generally severely underemployed and most go to the office waiting for retirement and pension. As for private employment NAija factor always eats about 15% of profit or adds 15% to cost. So we need better management systems and Market efficiency (walmart is the most efficient company in the world) YES I SAID IT. Take it to the bank.

When walmart shows up they wont come alone. They will attract other investors and job creators. Like someone. Said before if NIgerians don't want that, then occupy the glaring empty space in the Market. Come to think of it we had better supermarkets in the '80 in this Lagos than now. I remember my mom shopping at leventis and Woolworth. Now everyone entered Market eto haggle and price common garri and yam.

I look forward to Nigerians manufacturing sector developing. Farmers supplying their stores and security companies providing security.

And for this who think of walmart as a lower income employer. I know  a nigerian who is a regional director at walmart and buy all standards he is a millionaire (in $) hazard educated guy too. Walmart as accountants, bankers, lawyers, engineers, architects, procurement managers, logistics managers, facility managers, truck and hauling directors, customs specialist, drivers, cleaners, labourers, all these are jobs and people will fit in where they can get in. If you dont like walmartjobs or retail practice. Just don't support them . That that was easy. Shikena,

RSA:
Walmart in South Africa

The beast in the bush
A hungry predator stalks Africa


ON FEBRUARY 11th the world’s most successful retailer came a step nearer to establishing a presence in Africa. South Africa’s Competition Commission approved Walmart’s proposed acquisition of a 51% stake in Massmart, a South African firm that owns 265 wholesale and retail stores in South Africa and 25 more in 13 other African countries. Massmart’s shareholders love the 16.5 billion rand ($2.3 billion) deal: 98% of them voted to approve it last month. But South African unions view it like a charging rhino in a narrow alley.

The American giant will bash unions, cut wages and drive more humane employers out of business, shop stewards predict. They also fear that it will source cheap products from China instead of buying locally. Mere talk of the merger has already destroyed “thousands of jobs”, they claim, by forcing other South African retailers to lay off workers and make working conditions worse in preparation for the great American onslaught. The Congress of South African Trade Unions, South Africa’s biggest union group, has threatened to stage “the mother of all boycotts” of Massmart products and a strike at all its stores if Walmart takes over.
The Competition Commission is sceptical of the unions’ claims. It said it had received assurances from the merging parties that they would honour existing union agreements, abide by South Africa’s tough labour laws and source most of their products locally. Massmart insists it has no plans to make any lay-offs. On the contrary, it says it plans to open 54 new stores (net) over the next three years and add 6,300 new hires to its 27,000 employees. Further objections from South African unions and others will be heard by the Competition Tribunal, another official body, next month. It, too, is expected to rule in favour of the deal.

Ten years ago Massmart, which is South Africa’s leading wholesale warehouse business, decided that it needed a global partner. Walmart began sniffing around South Africa three years ago, seeking a toehold on a continent where consumer spending power has risen sharply in the past decade.

The obvious partner was Shoprite, Africa’s biggest grocer. But Massmart increased its allure by rushing into the food-retailing business, and the gamble paid off. Massmart now has 40 grocery stores in South Africa, with many more in the pipeline, and has become the country’s third-biggest food retailer. If the merger is consummated, Massmart will continue to trade under its old brand names, such as Game, Makro, Builders’ Warehouse and CBW.

But beyond this, the Beast of Bentonville is cagey about its plans. Walmart says it aims not to change Massmart’s strategy, but simply “to put the foot on the accelerator”. It may be a heavy foot. Walmart did not become a $200 billion company without running down a few pedestrians. Few doubt that it will use all its skill and muscle to reduce prices and woo shoppers. It may stumble for cultural reasons, as it did in Germany. But if it succeeds, the effects may be profound.

South African retailers such as Shoprite, Pick ’n’ Pay, Spar and Woolworths are highly sophisticated and offer a fine array of fresh food, at least in the big cities. But they cannot match Walmart’s scale, global sourcing network or logistical brilliance. So there is a chance that Walmart will reduce prices so much that it affects the national inflation rate, as it has in America. At a time of painfully surging food prices, that would be a hefty boon for the needy. But it won’t please everyone.

Ify27:
Make walmart build 6 hospitals and 6 schools for every walmart they open.

They usually do some social welfare. At least they wont sell fake stuff or price based on looks and you wont have to wear battle armour to go shopping.

Overall they will raise everyone's game. Maybe revive abakaliki made( in a good way) remember when things were manufactured in Nigeria be it low quality knock off but with demand and proper Market guidance these places can be revived to serve the global Market. If you make a competitive product that walmart sells you automatically become global.

There is an upside to walmart although I definitely acknowledge the bad side.( the squeeze juice out of orange peelings) but it motivates the peeling to produce juice

I welcome Walmart jare. I am not a fan of their quality or how they underprice competitors  but they will bring lower prices overall to the consumer and create jobs for Nigerians and they will inevitably develop the local supplier Market.

Me I am already thinking of how to be a supplier. Do you know how hard it is to get on the shelf of walmart. Search YouTube there is a documentary on what it takes. You will sweat tire but if it works out, you are made they place orders in millions and will buy out your whole production capacity. Imagine how much easier it will be to set up a factory if you don't have to worry about distribution logistics.

As long as the government has a contractual clause that they should develop local supplier or face very high tariff on finished goods import. After 5 years you have to buy 50% from Nigerians etc. Give them free land and tax to come to your state. In return you get jobs. And cheaper goods.

Call for viewing. This car has warranty. If something sele within 30days, I will fix it. Who else can give you that on a car here on NL.

I love this car but I need a jeep for my runs.

Still available.

Na midfield mess up. I saw that goal before them score. The girl were tired and slacking in the middle. ">

Nice shooting finish for France sha.

Great read (dairy)sad but so much stayed the same from 1951. Same chicken coop, same mallam selling crocodile skin,same houseboy, gari still made the same way. Fish pond still being created in small scale to provide protein. Kids still hawking groundnuts ,

This is why there will never be electricity in this country. At N10 who in their right minds will invest the Billions of $ needed to get the economy functioning well.

That way too low. How much do you pay per kilowatt to use generator?? that is about what PHCN price should be since they use the same generators (much bigger and inefficient) to transmit power to you.


Mark my words. Power will not get better until people are willing to pay market price and we all know that its not N10. If it was, nobody will care about PHCN because we will all generate our own power.

Cool another idea that may work is have 2 rooms share Toilet and Bathroom (Romeo and Juliet Style). Employ a cleaner weekly and charge them service charge. I also like the idea of a common room rather than having big rooms. Have One common room and Kitchen on each floor with TV and furniture. Privacy in room other socializing in common area.

why not build long rather than wide.  that way you can have more

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I posted my 2004 car for sale to someone that claimed they were a serious buyer. Here is the email log he then offers 600k for a car listed for 1.8m.
If I go ahead and sell him the car and later add sugar to the tank to destroy it, people will say thatbwas mean but how do you reply this kind of stupidity.?

Do you want  a Cotonou stolen car. Ok I will gladly swindle you of you 600k with no hard feelings.

From: Godxxxxx <xxxxxxx@yahoo.com>
Date: June 23, 2011 6:41:01 PM GMT+01:00
To: Ola <omoola@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: 2004 TL

My budget was 500k but for this kind of car i can put my whole 600k, so let me know if you can free it for me.
Godfrey
From: Ola< omoola@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: 2004 TL
To: "Godxxxx" <xxxxxxx@yahoo.com>
Received: Wednesday, June 22, 2011, 6:05 PM

Hey Bleep

Here is the link to the information you requested. The price is 1.8m let me know if you need more pictures. The car is in great shape . I brought it from the us in April and registered it may.

 https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-675741.0.html

Kabarka

Thanks for the information. I received it and i am reviewing. i appreciate it.

As for littering fine i am refering to this, it was published in either Guardian or Punch a while back
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Nice concept,

Oxygyne and Tampa1871

Thanks. You appreciate this Car. When I say they started this car where EOD topped out people doubt. Well come see for yourself.

That's why i am backing it with 30 days Bumper to Bumper. Only New cars get that kind of warranty. The car has new brakes and New belts. Buy and drive in style.

For the first 30days you own the car. if anything major goes wrong (i doubt it will) i will pay to get it fixed. Simple.


1.8M or Best REASONABLE offer

Omoola
0816 285 0941

How is the transmission? why are you selling? Lagos or Abuja

Jun 21, 2011 -- Updated 0914 GMT (1714 HKT)

Expensive lemons: Used car prices to rise
By Chris Isidore

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Used car buyers are about to find that it's tougher to find the models they want. And they may have to pay more for older, higher mileage cars too.

Why? It's yet one more thing to blame on the crisis that hit the auto industry and overall economy in 2008.

A key supply of late model used cars -- vehicles coming off of three-year leases -- is about to be choked off due to the crisis in the financial markets and the auto industry that summer that cut deeply into new leases.

"Leasing fell off across the board in 2008, so there's just not going to be as many of those late model, good quality cars coming into the market," said Melinda Zabritski, director of automotive credit for auto research firm Experian.

Car leasing plunged in the summer of 2008, tumbling by 58% between June and November of that year, according to research firm R.R. Polk & Co.

Doubts about the future of several automakers dried up the supply of financing needed to write new leases, forcing General Motors and Chrysler Group to essentially stop leasing. Ford Motor cut back on leases too, as doubts about the residual values of leased vehicles changed the economics of that business.

The price of used cars has already been climbing in recent years. The Manheim used car price index, a key industry measure, hit a record high in May that is 30% above the low it hit in December 2008. And many believe there will be more pressure on prices as the pipeline dries up later this year.

"This summer could really be a problem," said Charlie Vogelheim, executive editor at Intellichoice, the car buying Web site run by Motor Trend Auto Group. "The demand will be building as the supply will continue to dwindle. You'll be surprised how close the used cars are going to get to new car prices."

Other experts say that new car prices will present somewhat of a cap on used car prices, preventing prices from shooting up too high. But new car prices have also firmed, lifted by a combination of tight supply since the Japanese earthquake and higher raw material costs.

Experts say that the availability of some used car models will be particularly tough to find later this summer, no matter the price.

"Even with gas near $4 a gallon, you could have trouble finding the truck or SUV you want because of the lack of supply from three years ago," said Alec Gutierrez, manager of vehicle valuation for Kelly Blue Book. "You're going to be finding higher miles than you would have expected, and you're going to have to pay a little more for that."

It may not be until late 2012 or 2013 before supplies start to come back to normal levels.

But while this may be bad news for anyone looking to buy a use car, people who have leases that are about to end could benefit from the lack of supply.

Sergio Stiberman, CEO of LeaseTrader.com, said many dealers are offering deals to buy people out of leases early to try to replenish the supply of used vehicles.

Stiberman said many consumers with leases that are about to run out will be able to buy the vehicle at a price that was spelled out in their original contract, and then turn around and sell it or trade it in for more money.

Still Available.

Call for a viewing.

Well maintained Newly registered (April 2011) Acura TL.

Great car you will enjoy the drive of this car. Enough power enough style and class,

Comes with a bumper to bumper warranty. I just Installed new ceramic brakes front and Back.

contact - Yinka
08162850941 or omoola007@yahoo.com