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jpworld:I have read all your posts on this thread and today I'm going to address them. This is why "Nigerian workers are bad". Bosses/owners make them so. You obviously don't understand it costs more to find and retrain a new employee than it does to retain an old one. Same as customers. You obviously also don't understand what it takes to build LOYALTY and employee buy-in/ownership in your mission. The companies that started fresh are struggling with new employees. Not to put my business out there but I made sure not to let ANYONE go during lockdown (even the ones I was thinking of firing before). I informed them because there was no income I could only afford to pay 40% and they were okay with that. How? FROM PROFITS WHEN THE GOING WAS GOOD. I prioritized their safety and opened later than other businesses. It was the employees who insisted they would take the risk and go to work until they couldn't. THEY came up with a plan where they took turns running a skeleton crew. Why? I was thinking of them and in turn they thought of me. They understand we are a TEAM through the good and the bad. During lockdown they did everything they could to stay open or continue doing business quietly. Guess what? EVERY MONTH SINCE SEPTEMBER THEY HAVE BROKEN THE PREVIOUS SALES RECORD and IN MY ABSENCE! They are currently posting numbers almost DOUBLE what they posted before all the katakata started. Their productivity is through the ROOF and my complaints/mistakes are the lowest they've ever been, even with the ones I was considering firing. I have been contacted by other frustrated businesses owners asking what I did to make my employees so loyal as they tried to poach them repeatedly and they won't budge. I just tell them I treat them like I like to be treated. Even one of the so called "bad NL Uber drivers" now works for me and can testify to this if he chooses to reveal himself. So please stop coming to this thread to insult and demoralize people trying to make a living. Create an Uber owner partner thread where you can criticize, insult and advice all you want and no one will bother you but savvy business man you are not in my opinion. That's all the energy I have for your matter.
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December shipments don't move people. Man must rest sometime. Soon you will see closed, closed, closed, arriving in Nigeria. |
No one's gotten it right yet... Closest answer will win midnight Sunday so take a shot at it. |
kokaneprodigy:all codes point to electrical check required. Surprised it is not cutting off. Camshaft code is the major culprit. check wiring. Maybe loose or cut somewhere. If not, ECM. |
kissCleo:I am sorry but I am confuse ![]() |
sirleke:get a pressure test and check the cap. coolant doesn't just dry up like that. |
kokaneprodigy:Accompanying symptoms? |
Ooooohhh suki-suki now! things are getting interesting.
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Ah, ah, aaah.. I knew someone would try this. My guys already got the heads up. NO CHEATING ALLOWED LOL
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Newbreed2018:Thanks for the input! Why that one? |
Stanleyallen17:Yes it is ![]() |
Some nice answers here but not totally right! Keep trying. One Hint: labor charges |
help na. If you were going by, which would catch your eye?
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Sakamanjeh99:Where did this myth come from [s]what else happens when your temperature rises and have you had your car scanned.[/s] Do what northbird said first. |
Please help us decide on the new lit sign for the fence! The goal is: 1) INFORM PEOPLE WE SELL FOOD lol 2) Easy to read driving by 3) Looks
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CHALLENGE 8 IS LIVE! We are going back to school for challenge 8. At Mr T-Milex/Rad Auto Works, billing is always consistent no matter who walks in the door. For this challenge, we will all become Rad Auto Assistants ![]() For this challenge, use our e-portal to price out the following for a 2009 Toyota Camry V6. Use today's abokifx rate of N470. Answer must be given as a total and correct to the kobo. 1) Front silver carquest wearever brake pads with 0.9 hours labor 2) Rear silver carquest wearever brake pads with 0.9 hours labor 3) Oil change using the correct Carquest conventional engine oil and cheapest standard Carquest 5,000 mile oil filter with 0.6 hours labor. 4) Screenshot the full fluid specs HINT: Don't forget we are an American company and do the needful ![]() BEST ANSWER BY MIDNIGHT SUNDAY WINS A RED V309 SCANNER! GOOD LUCK!
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Seun360:I know. Messing with you lol. I keep telling you guys to take advantage of free or cheap diagnosis to know EXACTLY what is wrong then take it somewhere cheaper for repair though. |
Seun360:tah ![]()
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ahmstrng:This is outside my area of expertise as it's more of customization thing. I stay away from things like this. I'm guessing you want HID bulbs with ballad resistors though. Check youtube you should have detailed videos there that tell you everything you need and how to do it. |
sultaan:Well put. The car was imported with damage though simply so he could work on it. The bulk of the work was actually on the electronics. |
Googlemechanic:Once again a partially correct Google answer which I have also previously addressed on NL. I suggest you do a little more research. Maybe also gain a little more practical experience. Look at my old posts on the topic and you will see where your answer is incomplete. Tah, tah ![]() |
Googlemechanic:Surely you can handle two things at the same time ![]() As far as your statement, does it apply to the vehicle in question? Still waiting a reply on the above questions as well. If you're versed in Google you can handle two different topics at once ![]() |
almsofgold:For what I'm calling you now. |
HeavenlyBang:That wasn't part of the original advice and even if you do that fuel consumption is still going to go up but whatever you say you are right ![]() https://www.nairaland.com/996664/maintenance-tips-honda-cars/267#96634656 |
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This post is to about two things. 1) people keep wondering why a woman chose this path 2) the myth about hybrids/electric cars in Nigeria. So to answer number one, I grew up in a house full of men. Not any men, they were ALL engineers. My dad, my uncles, my cousins, engineers. So little wonder that tickled my fancy too. The post/pictures below are not my work but the work of one of the men in my family. In fact some of you may recall I mentioned him before as having a Tesla with no problems in Nigeria. Well, guess what? HE BOUGHT ANOTHER TESLA. This time, it needed work and he rebuilt it! Even handled the computers himself ![]() My point is hybrid/electric is not the big mystery everyone makes it. They are well worth buying and if properly maintained do not give problems. If you're looking for a car to take to kazeem, waka pass. If you take time to do your oil changes and routine maintenance when needed, it makes no sense NOT to buy a hybrid because of worries about skilled hands. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBEw6_EXEbk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0m6hb5usEMk
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Googlemechanic:Got a couple of quick questions for you "Googlemechanic" if you'll indulge me. 1) how come your moniker was registered in September 2019 right after a little fracas I, amdman and a certain someone had? 2) why do you have such an interest in amdman and myself. Seems to be only on our issues you post ![]() Inside things ![]() |
HeavenlyBang:I've covered it many times on NL before na. You guys just refuse to gree ![]() Oya, see the last time https://www.nairaland.com/1788778/maintenance-tips-cars/244#96038721 |
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