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That is known as the "EXEMPTION CLAUSE". It relegate the banks liability to the owner of the vehicle.

Thanks, that's inspirational.

This is the first time I'm hearing of the Police checking engine number of vehicles at checkpoints. In Ghana, the police mostly check your roadworthy certificate, insurance and vehicle income tax(commercial vehicles), these are even stickers on the the windscreen, so they just check that themselves. The only thing they will ask you to provide is your drivers license.

People call me with private numbers. When I check my call log, all I see is 2.

ifyalways:
1000 not less than 15 cedis? You must be leaving in the moon or just enjoy typing trash.
As at Feb. 1000 ngn was less than 7 GHC.

If you can give me 15 GHC for 1000, give me your contact, I've got about 500K to change to GHC . Trumu trumu

Can't you make your point without insults, I asked which forex bureau gave the rate you quoted earlier and whether it is in Ghana or Nigeria and you start to insult.

ifyalways:
1,000 ngn today is 10 ghc. That's quite good. Naira just appreciated.

I'm blind and deaf to all the rubbish said on this thread from both sides.

Which forex bureau gave you this rate. Is it in Ghana or Nigeria. The equivalent of 1000 naira to cedis is not less than 15 cedis.

Those somersaults occur when the driver slams the brakes.

I don't agree when say "do not operate the wiper". When I'm confronted with such situation, I'll operate the wiper but I wouldn't spray water.

Go for it. It all boils down to maintenance. If you maintain it well it will serve you well. My 2 cents

The Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Export Promotion Council who led a delegation to participate in Ghana’s International Trade Fair underway in Tamale, has died in the country.
Confirming the incident to Citi News , the Public Relations Officer of the Northern Regional Police Command, ASP Ebenezer Tetteh, said the deceased, Abraham Okom, suddenly took ill and was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.
ASP Ebenezer Tetteh says the Nigerian High Commission in Ghana, has been notified about the unfortunate incident.
“The CEO was here in Tamale to attend the International Trade Fair which is being held here. He was actually the head of the Nigerian delegation. The information we had was that he was suddenly taken ill and he was rushed to the Tamale Teaching Hospital where he was pronounced dead. A post-mortem examination was done but we haven’t heard about the cause of death yet. And because he is the head of a delegation of another country, the Nigerian Embassy here in Ghana has been informed.”
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By: Magdalene Teiko Larnyoh/citifmonline.com/Ghana

GAZZUZZ:
I learnt it the hard way on a long trip, abuja to lagos, clutch failed on a sunday and the clutch port (peugeot 406 V6) was very scarce then, this method took me all the way to lagos without damaging the clutch plate or disk.

In that case how easy was it moving the car from rest. Because I think without a working clutch you can't easily move a car from rest.

I can drive on a normal road perfectly but I normally quench the engine when in a slow moving traffic on a slope. I need to perfect my half clutch thing.

Born A Winner - Freddie Mcgregor

durentdbiitch:
well said but some people can be depressed all their live.

Are you sure?

Introverts are just what they are. It has been wired into their genes. Depression can happen to both Introverts and extroverts. Depression is a temporary condition, people can't be depressed all their lives.

Please find another car. The cost of changing and conversion will be too much in the long run.

Are you staying in Ghana?

Me nuanom Ghana fo) mepa mo kyew, ma mo ndidi omo atem. Me pa mo kyew.