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Well, change is the name of game. Things changes and if you can't catch the wave, you might drown. Another thing is packaging, those boys no dey package themselves well. You go ever see dem for clubs in ABJ drinking around like kids and the first rule of good packing is "Knowing Yourself". Dem no know the kind image wey dem don build for themselves, hence dem dey do like just anybody. So people no take them serious again. |
I just bought a 2001 model for my mom this last week from cotonou for 1.1m, now she's waiting for number to come out. Please anyone have any update on lagos numbers, please let me know |
No mind the guy, i don tell ham sey na him go drive the car last last, we all dey here dey look ham dey go |
No, i didn't benefit from OBJ's corruption but i am benefiting from his little successes because you are I are able to discuss on the internet and i don't have to send letter to Nigeria and wait 1 month before i receive a reply. Makes life easier! Tell me 1 thing you think i have benefited from Buhari's regime (perhaps, i have a bad memory) or whatever you benefited? |
@GenBuhari i also have few questions for you. First off, why did you leave Nigeria in the first place and Secondly, have you ever questioned why your almighty HRM (Queen and the government of the UK) keep increasing the tax rate and the price of everything even worse the recent increase in the price of train tickets and other? Have you ever asked them why you were being subdued under their practical legitimate slavery in which you are currently languishing? When was the last time you were able to send money to your folks in Nigeria? Prolly cos you don't have a job or the usual story of the Queen and her people taking back all the money you worked for in the name of Tax and stuffs. Don't worry BPM will catch with you, you know what i mean. Answer those questions. In case you want to know what I was able to achieve back in Nigeria before I left most people can only dream of itDoes this statement makes any sense to anyone around here? Alright yes i want to know, mention just 1 thing you did to your community or Nigeria or anything at all beside chickening out after 91 days prayer and fasting on the mountain before getting your Visa. |
Ofcourse I don't. What i have problem with is people chickening out in the face of their country's adversary and sitting at the side line (from another man's country) criticizing the people trying to make things happen "either in a good or bad way". Between, when was the last time you went back home? |
I seriously SMH.And i take it you have saved your own life by being a cold-room worker in the USA? |
Ofcourse I am not an OBJ fan but still there is more to being a president than we all think. I am at the same time not disputing or celebrating the fact that all these people stole our money yet, it is alot of effort that goes into managing Nigeria. A good example is the new year eve bomb blast, what could you possibly do when you are busy minding other businesses that needed to be taken care of and some religion-brainwashed set of people are busy planning on how to bomb some part of the country in the name of religion. We need re-orientation in the\is country and we need it fast, our elders needs to re-orientate themselves and we the Youth needs it too. It is indisputable that most of us from our childhood has been nurturing the ambition of how to embezzle funds from the nation's treasury at the slightest chance we have to do it and it is because of the examples laid down by the elders. So it is re-orientation that we need. However, if we are to count our achievements, OBJ is the most successful, atleast here you are voicing your opinions from the comfort of your home, you could even do it while strolling on the street if you so choose to, that's an achievement, though the achievements could be at a slow pace but we're still getting them. America, Britain and all other developed countries didn't just wake up overnight and find themselves where they are. Its alot of planning that goes into their growth and that has started a long time ago. Here we are young nation and still having all this. Let's thank God for what we have so far instead of being a bunch of pessimists. |
In my opinion, MI is not whack. If you know about rap/hip hop you'll know what i'm saying. My biggest disgust stem from all this Jobless - London Streets Roaming - 6 month visiting visa - Turn - Illego Immigrants returning to Nigeria to sing posing as if because they've been to England then they automatically are qualified to sing or know how. Tell Goldie and others to go go get a job or open up a beauty saloon or something because those "Gboko lo wo e and Jawo" tracks are nothing but pieces of crap. Word to Sasha, face your fashion designing and stop your whack rapping style that never seems to improve for your so called 7 years. Mr. Freestyle and Sony Nneji, you both has left stealthily and nobody noticed or complain, why come back with craps and expose your own shame like this? And now to the biggest looser of the year, and the Winner is, FAKE, oh sorry, Faze. What an I*diot, I dare you my grandma can do better than you did. You had better start selling spare part or open a cd pirate shop in alaba, from that (atleast you are familiar with most of the artists), you'll make more money than that silly Gear one poo you put out there. Well just my 2 cents, oh may be more than 2 cents, just take as many cents as you can take from it. |
GenBuhari, You sure must be from the Hausa land, but please let me remind you that Hausa land is not the only part in Nigeria and if you are old enough to know or notice things going on around you, you would have known or at least noticed that OBJ regime was a lot better than any other regime in Nigeria (I'm referring to his civilian regime, not the military). Some people around here who really knows about politics/military and the stand of things in Nigeria will agree with me that the biggest problem we have in Nigeria since independence is "UNITING THE COUNTRY" and I am not talking about the normal "Nigeria Must Divide" slogan but the real fact of the issue. The real threat from the so called fathers and war lord of our independence. If anyone here have relatives in the Army, ask them about this and they will tell you those secret that no ordinary military man will ever reveal to you. For instance, 99% of Nigerian citizen believes that IBB annulled the 1993 democratic election just for annulling sake, but the hidden truth is the he did it for "LOVE" and yes you read that right "LOVE". He loved his buddie MKO Abiola so much that he wasn't ready to loose him (though he eventually lost him). IBB and MKO was such a good friend and he was ready to hand over the power to him, but there were so much pressure and threat from the military realm towards MKO. I remember David Mark, yes the same Senate President promising IBB that "he will personally shoot MKO to death if the power was handed to him. In short, what I'm stressing is that, the fact that we still have NIGERIA as a nation with all our ethnic groups and all our ups and downs alone is a blessing whether we all like it or not. It's hard to believe but it's true that to hold Nigeria, a country of smart, brilliant, loyal and rebellious people together is a great task. OBJ did that and more. OBJ once said that he remember one of the powerful Nigerian men walking up to him on the day of his inauguration and whispered in his ear "Congratulations but after your regime there wouldn't be any Nigeria again". There are so many powerful Nigerian men living in penthouses around the world making and receiving calls waiting for Nigeria to split up so that they could go back to trading Nigeria as a company the way it all started. So let nobody around here say OBJ was a failure and in fact, he is the most respected and recognized African figure we have today(probably after Mandela who did absolutely nothing). |
If this car can go for 1m, i will buy it tomorrow morning when bank opens |
No mind the idiot. |
The sender should have sent the car to someone who knows about cars and their worth. The Toks is 1m, ask around and be real to yourself. I suggest that the owner of this forum should start charging all this sellers before posting ad, i guess with that, only serious and real people will be able to sell things on NL. |
is this a new car you just bought and you are showing off or you want to sell this because you didn't post a contact number and no price. |
Is this a joke? 1.4m for registered 01 camry? How much is the tokunbo then? 5m? |
am interested, please post the picture and mileage here |
150 milleage and no steering control? 1 million should cut the deal. Let me know if you are game with that. I'll come right away with it. |
If this car can go for 1m, i will by it tomorrow morning, let me know. |
I have 1M if the car can go for that amount, we can close the deal tomorrow morning Wednesday. I am a serious buyer. Let me know |
15 months and the interior is like this? What is wrong with the AC? Is the A/C okay? Or the owner is very fat? |
Post pictures, |
I'm highly interested, please leave the price and more information here, because i'm tired of calling people who don't have things for sell. If the price is right, we can end the deal tomorrow |
Look, this car is cheaper now, even from Rep. of Benin, its between 850 - 1m depending on the mileage, so don't waste your own time. |