₦airaland Forum

Kaczynski:
start by learning mandarin and become a translator for those Chinese men in nigeria


Korea is too racist, outside of Seoul expect racism

Mood11:
Breakfast/Lunch

Fried plantains and some eggs with stew

ignant:
Post some Jamaicans...jerk chicken, veggies, sauced rice, strips...all the works. Been long you did that.

GboyegaD:
Saw a recipe of no knead bread and decided to try it:

1. Was the dough mixed and kept in the fridge overnight. This was the proofed one as I forgot to take a picture last night.

2. The breads made.

ignant:
Radautoworks felt some type of way over my comment, based on my observation which some of your links further affirmed. It wasn't that serious.

Elsueno:
Abeg dey post recipe when possible

ignant:
I have come to think that you probably do not rate/enjoy garri and soup, as much as you do other food you prepare, that is why your presentation of them here is seemingly uncharacteristically less-appealing.

Do not take my word for it. Look through your post history or gallery of the few times (I think 5) you have uploaded a pic of it.

Is it psychological for you? Maybe you do not consider garri as a staple, thus you see it as something you use to hold "belle", till you can prepare or eat something more fulfilling?

radautoworks:
Sunday=Edikanyikang dinner

Went simple this week. Just chicken and stockfish.

FiveFootNinja:
As much as I enjoy what others post here, GboyegaD hands down has the most satisfying pictures here. 🥹

Another person used to be hahn but I've not seen him around here lately.

grandstar:
This is criminal

This shouldn't be posted here

lamboloosta:
Should one go for the 2016 Gle450 coupe or the 43 AMG.
I don't see any difference between these 2 cars, just the badging difference.

Any contribution on this please?

Newborn27:
Cc:
Cococandy
Prestonn
GboyegaD
Akposy
Ahnie
Bintawood
Radautoworks
armyofone
Blueraydick
And this lady that loved 'dodo' I've forgotten her monicker ..Mariahangeles..I guess🥰


Hope you're all doing well? It's been long we saw your posts on here... happy Easter you all!

teemac01:
ABEG NA NAIJA YOU DEY COOK THIS ONE?

I DEY ASK CAUSE I WAN GET IDEA WHERE U GET THE MEAT...

StillDtruth:
Insurance write off does not mean mechanical write off as Nigerians have proven.I am sure that if not for profits from continuous sale and the need to control the world, car manufacturers would have come to build bases here in Nigeria in joy of seeing their insurance write offs being put back together and joyfully driven off, traveling from Lagos to Abuja.

RichIgboBoy:
lol, Nigerians won’t learn, even in USA some of them revert to 20w50 during summer and on high mileage vehicles above 100k miles

Babatundehy:
Those claiming to know more than the manufacturer are clearly stupid, it is like arguing about the order of alphabets.
I am going to assume you were handed 20W-50 engine oil when you went to a store or a mechanic and said you want to change your car engine oil, by my two big balls, many oil sellers at 'garages' and even road side mechanics will do the same, the last time i was at Ilesha garage in Akure to change my handbrake lining (a family member keeps leaving it on while driving), sitting at the parts seller's shop, about three people came to ask for oil to service their car, they were all handed 20w-50, they paid and left.
Oh well, this is how it is with many people, they don't have the knowledge about oils, check your engine cap and have a look at the oil viscosity written on it by your manufacturer, that's what you should use whether you live in Antarctica or Death valley, USA, now you might change to the manufacturer's oil grade and notice your car smoking shortly after or even immediately, if this is the case then you must fall back to your 20W-50, this is because the engine is high mileage and or has been abused for quite a long time (with very thick 20W-50).
Some change back to the manufacturer's recommended grade and vehicle doesn't smoke or starts making weird sounds, I'll advise you don't fall back anyways, car is old (16 years) and you have abused it for two years, keep it that way so you don't draw much nearer the consequences of using very thick oils over the years.

RichIgboBoy:
say what you know o bro, I can comfortably travel with my car to Abuja at night, no check engine light. My bro was using same oil and was frequently traveling to east with his car. Even for over heating, people that has suffered it more in Nigeria are those using thin oils, you can do your research. I sha understand that you are a business man
My thermostat and every other factory fittings still intact tho. Na just the oil dey fear me on how to revert back to factory recommendation. My point is you can’t completely downplay the 20w50 oil which has been serving people over the years without issue.

2cribz:
Will u keep quiet,ole. Which difficulties and slow flow at cold start in nigeria. Does nigeria. Cold temperature freeze a glass of water by 4am.idiot.get lost,u fake oil seller. If your car falls between 1995 till 2010 model.20w50 is a welcome,just that every 4months,u go need change am

Wasky101:
Since there are a lot of food enthusiasts here I thought to share this here and see how people react to it over opening an entire thread.
I guess we all know this food critic Opeyemi.

Somewhere in my head I am often wondering what qualifies him as a food critic.
You must be a master of an art before you qualify to critic it.
I assume you must have gone to a culinary school, worked or owned a restaurant.
Cooked specific dishes over a million times before you can qualify to be a critic.

How can someone who can't cook afang soup for example critic the soup. How do you even know what to look out for

Can I just wake up someday and declare that i am a doctor. Even if u had gone to medical school, you'd still have to do housemanship etc before you are qualified.

But in this generation anything goes, especially on the social media space.

erico2k2:
No problem

erico2k2:
What's the cost of taking up your franchise?

erico2k2:
This is very correct ,Imagine someone buying a N30M car and a mechanic convince them to remove the thermostat and use N20k Oil to service the car, nor be Juju be that. ;DIt is well, how's the Biz running, you guys need to open a branch in PH ASAP

dru23:
Lol ... Baba am based in the USA. Nobody uses 20w50 😂. We drive modern cars now....

Also just because water comes out of your car tail pipe of ur car is not a sign of good engine. Water comes out during cold start from water combustion...

People like you are the reason I don't buy use Nigerian cars. I thank God I can import my own cars....


Imagine someone using 20w50 on this beautiful machine of a car.. the level of ignorance has no boundaries when it comes to car maintenance in Nigeria .

People like you just wan use ignorance scatter better car.


Make I dey use 20w50 for my beautiful Civic. Make I carry your ignorance Carry use 20w50 spoil my car ...

Ignorance truly is Bliss

erico2k2:
I do not under estimate Nigerians as mechanics, however they know the right thing but the vast majority chose do work with what they have. However the few who do and know the right way are deemed too expensive. How many of you will take their cars to radautoworks on here or top cars in PH. You are here talking about cars and you know next to nothing about cars, all your utterance are that from a palm wine bar.I have gone fru your post or created thread by you all got to do with religion, you do not have on thread on the Auto section but here you are embarrassing yourself. You who do not even know the year your car was manufactured or your Engine capacity all of a sudden you speak for all Nigerians.
You are here talking about Overheating, I suspect you are calling 2015 car brand new in Nigeria , that is 10 years OLD. And Nigerians magic the odometer. Let me tell you, vast majority of the newer cars have Electronic thermostats, so tell me how are you going to bypass that Bro if ur degree or interest is in Religion stick to it, don't delve into Engineering and you know next to nothing about.