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After spending some days in a hospital in Nigeria, he was flown to Germany for proper medical attentions where he spent almost five months before being moved to John Hopkins University Hospital in the State of Maryland towards the end of March, 2013.

Sincere 9gerian: So how good is the product? Share your experience in using the product with us.

Ikenna351: Burnout! This is one thing i love about powerful RWD. So much potentials and fun to pull.


But, its not how i was planning it to be. We need a quiet place for quiet gathering to enjoy ourselves, not pulling stunts. Something like the Ausrtalian French Car Festival 2012. Find the link below:

http://smg.photobucket.com/user/zykyra/library/French%20Car%20Festival%202012%20Perth%20Australia#/user/zykyra/library/French%20Car%20Festival%202012%20Perth%20Australia?sort=4&page=1&_suid=136776845293002642757608450293


All we need is get an open/big field, line up our cars according to brands, open our bonnets and let the world feed their eyes! An item 7 would be organised as well (or everyone comes with his/her item 7/edibles), while discussion is going on, as we go round our cars. It will be fun, if we can pull this, just like one in the above link.

But then, its obvious that no field in Abuja can take Jap cars, no matter how big the field would be. It may have to be limited to brand(s).

Ikenna.

manny4life: Does Toyota cast their own engine block abi do they build it from scratch?

Does Toyota manufactures their own tires when Michelin, et al are there to manufacture tires?

While Toyota mold the dashboard, ALL components of the dash board from speedometer, gauges, radio, LCD displays, AC controls, I mean EVERYTHING, does Toyota do all those by themselves?

Sorry, I'm not buying you argument that Toyota manufacture different parts of the car, the ONLY thing they do is design and mold the car from steel and treat it. Every other thing else is OUTSOURCED by specification.

I mean everything has been take care off in the design phase, but for components such as nuts and bolts, mirrors, brakes, dashboard components, etc are bought just that they are bought by specification. For instance, Toyota may send a design spec to Michelin tires and say these are the components of the kind of tires we need.

They go to Rain-X company and tell them, look we need this specific type of wipers, can u do it? Meet up with Engine manufacturers, this is the spec of what we what, after all these arrive, they simply assemble all them together. That's just the ONLY difference ---- DESIGN.

After all, Boeing is an airplane manufacturer, but more than 90% of about 200,000 components is outsourced.

Fhemmmy: Your time on our thread is golden to us, thanks.
Please note that there are several model of Cybershots, but we dont have the T110 model, however, tell us what is important or special about the Camera and we will see if any other could match it . . . .Looking forward to your business

Chidoxyl: The eggs are not in a bottle! They are in a plastic container (there's a lot of difference between a bottle & a plastic container, poster). If U are sure d container was not split into 2 to allow d eggs be put into it & then somehow mended either with a cellotape or some other means, let me see these eggs in a real bottle.

geeez: Why are Igbos not commenting on this thread?

speedyboi: I've switched to nasco sugar(made in nigeria) a long time ago. So ban on st Louis won't affect me!

DECEMBER 15, 2012 BY ENIOLA AKINKUOTU
Five children between the ages of four and 12 were killed in an inferno in the Kirikiri area of Lagos State on Thursday.
Saturday PUNCH learnt that the five children,
Emeka 12, Ifeanyi 10, Chinasa eight, Joy six,
and Bright four, who are of the same
parents, were burnt alive at their home
located at 29 Comfort Oboh Street, Kirikiri.
The parents of the victims were identified as
Ogbonna and Margaret Igwuagwu.
Our correspondent learnt that although over
30 people live in the compound, which was
completely consumed by the fire, only the
five children died.
Sympathisers were said to have surrounded
the premises crying and wailing over the
incident, while charred remains of the
victims were being evacuated.
According to residents, the fire started at
about 11.30 pm in the room where the five
children were sleeping and later spread to
other rooms all made of wood.
The parents of the children were said to
have locked them inside the room and lit a
candle for them as there was no electricity
supply.
Neighbours said it was the usual habit of
the parents to lock the children inside the
room whenever they were going to their
shop in the evening.
It was learnt that the children slept off while
the candle fell, thereby spreading the fire to
other parts of the room. Woken by the heat,
they were said to have shouted for help
while the fire raged, but neighbours were
too busy saving themselves.
One of the neighbours said the eldest son,
Emeka, had begged his parents not to lock
them in but allow them to spend sometime
outside but their mother refused.
“I can vividly remember when Mama Emeka
ordered her children to go and sleep, saying
that she needed to go back to attend to
customers who were waiting for her.
Emeka, the eldest, pleaded that they should
be allowed to stay outside for a while.
“She insisted that they should go to bed
since they were to travel the following day. I
believe that it was in a bid to prevent them
from running out of the house that she
locked them inside and went away with the
key,” she said.
Some neighbours told journalists that they
heard the wailing of the children when the
fire was raging, but could not break
through to rescue them due to a hard
burglar proof that was used at the entrance
of the room.
According to residents who witnessed the
incident, firefighters were informed but
could not get to the scene due to bad roads
in Kirirkiri.
A resident, who wished to remain
anonymous, said, “The road is not passable
and there is always traffic congestion in that
area. Men of the Naval Fire Service got here
first, but they could not help the situation
because the damage had already been
done.”
One of the tenants, Udoh Bassey, whose
room was also burnt, told journalists that no
one could say exactly what caused the fire.
“It started at about 11.30 pm when some of
us were still awake. It was the cry from that
room that attracted my attention. The entire
compound was razed down before help
could come our way. I was able to save a
few of my property because my room was
located far away from the source of the fire.
“The children died because their parents
locked them inside the house and went
back to their shops close by. We tried but
before we could reach them, there was an
explosion from one room to the other as all
the other rooms were razed down.”
When contacted, spokesperson for the state
police command, Ngozi Braide, said the
parents of the victims had suffered shock
and were rushed to hospital.
“At about 11.20pm, police received a call
that a house in Kirikiri was on fire. The
house was made of wood and corrugated
iron sheets and the fire engulfed it. Five
children died in the fire,” she said.

nitrogen: B and it is an organisation jare. U nko?


You got that from my mind, anyway, if he works his way to Abeokuta, he's cool, just that to me, I think the surburbs are better.

ogbeche77: Serving there... So , technically yes