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Autos › Re: I Need A Toyota Matrix Btw 500k-600k by redcliff: 6:20pm On May 26, 2015
Justosaus:
600k's not small money. if he meets the right person he can very well get what he wants @that price
Maybe but mostly not
Autos › Re: I Need A Toyota Matrix Btw 500k-600k by redcliff: 4:30pm On May 26, 2015
you for go rob someone....lol
Car Talk › Re: How Reliable Is Audi A6 2003 by redcliff: 8:54pm On May 25, 2015
chaikie:
Please house I urgently need help on this please.... Before Una brother go enter gbese!
I would advice you to steer clear of auto tranny for audi a6 c5. Manuals are more robust. Im sure others would tell you the same
Car Talk › Re: How Is GOLF 3 Fuel Economy When One Uses AC 24/7? by redcliff: 5:11pm On May 25, 2015
CORDROSS:
Cotonou
Okay go ahead then but its just me i dont do cotonu biz
Car Talk › Re: How Is GOLF 3 Fuel Economy When One Uses AC 24/7? by redcliff: 2:51pm On May 25, 2015
CORDROSS:
Thanks! whats the cost of a tokunbo Golf3? Automatic with factory fitted a/c. Please your nice advise shall be appreciated.
where do you want to buy from? Naija or Europe?
Car Talk › Re: How Is GOLF 3 Fuel Economy When One Uses AC 24/7? by redcliff: 2:15pm On May 25, 2015
CORDROSS:
Please guys, I notice we did not full complete this communication flows. I have intention of getting a small engine rugged car for my wife and I really want something that will not give her any problems whatsoever.

I am considering Golf3 or 4. Whats are your Advise Siena and Redcliff?

Abeg oo.
Redcliff ke? I am not an auto expert but i have used a golf3 before. I would buy that car over and over again. I bought mine at 128k km and it was very fresh and clean. engine was on point. What i advise you to akways do is it to make sure you adhere to manufacturers requirements and dont remove the theromstat. If you are witty enough you can fix normal issues in the car yourself.
Politics › Re: Kashamu’s Supporters Protest Extradition (photo) by redcliff: 12:59pm On May 25, 2015
Lol. This is ine of the problems of africa and nigeria most esprcially. They dont have any principles they stand on And its because there is so much hunger a sane man can shift grounds just to have small change in his pockets
Smh
Politics › Re: Ijaw People Must Return To Fishing –orubebe by redcliff: 11:00am On May 25, 2015
HungerBAD:
And while they are out there fishing, they should not forget to buy toothbrush. All the Ijaw people i have met seems to have funny mouth smell.
Lmao! Haba. on an aside, in a saner clime, this guy should have been held for questioning and heavy interrogation from the day he tried to disrupt a national process. Imagine trying this in zimbabwe...
Politics › Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by redcliff: 10:39am On May 25, 2015
ROSSIKE:
You are very uninformed. Less than 100 years ago (not '500 years ago') people slept 20 to a room in Victorian London, Manchester, Leeds, etc. Disease was rife. Corruption was on a massive scale as the elite built Buckingham palace, Wembley etc, while people starved to death. Old people died of cold in their rooms and their corpses were left to rot. Children were used as slaves. Go and read Charles Dickens. So all countries went through hell before they became developed. Do not let these dumb white, pampered kids who barely know their own history, make you feel inferior.

Also, Africa is making steady economic progress. The middle class is expanding rapidly and economic growth is the fastest it has been in the last 150 years. So be patient.
Lol. As long as there would be a basis for comparisons, Africa would always be coming up and making economic progress and economic growth forever!
Politics › Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by redcliff: 10:12am On May 25, 2015
agarawu23:
the fact is we can't compare our country with foreign countries, the "God intervention" I am saying isn't to change our country from bad to good but to change the mind of our politicians so that they can pity the masses.

the Europe and other developed countries we are talking about also went through hell before finally getting to this point.
NO! and I still insist that its not this type of hell. What they went through was more of economical hardship rather than infrastructural hardships. Light, good roads, basic amenities are infrastructural and its sad to note that even in this modern age, infrastructural advancements is what Africa is still suffering mostly from. Don't compare the times of their sufferings to our modern times because this was more than 400-500years ago and even at this time they were technologically advanced. because there are many edifice of over 500 years old that still stands today and you would be surprised that it would still go for more years except it has to be demolished. This sh.it is easy. because they whites have made it easy for us, we dont need to crack our brains anymore. Just mere copying their stuffs and paying for them is okay. someone told me that the best way to be a rich man is to copy a rich man. If it took a rich man 20years to get to where he is, by just copying him, it may take you 2years because he has already created that framework that you dont need to crack you brain anymore and this is what has been helping China all these years. There is simply no excuse for Africa!
Politics › Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by redcliff: 9:52am On May 25, 2015
agarawu23:
who are we to blame? we just need to ask God intervention.
our Govt aren't trying sad
God would not come down and help anybody do anything and thats the plain truth. America or europe was not built on that. rather it was built from the "collective efforts" of individuals who had a vision of a future they wanted to leave behind for their unborn generations and that is the difference between whites and blacks!
Celebrities › Re: Stella Damasus Meets Jim Iyke In Atlanta(photo) by redcliff: 9:50am On May 25, 2015
vizkiz:
[size=20pt]let the furcking begin! angry [/size]
btw, is jim not too old for all these kindda dress style? Him mates don settle down o undecided
wetin concein you?
Politics › Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by redcliff: 9:35am On May 25, 2015
agarawu23:
all countries around the world faces challenges too undecided

the challenges we are facing presently isn't forever so therefore nobody should vomit crap embarassed
The crisis other developed countries face are not fuel problems, bad roads, no light, no water and so on. Its more economical rather than infrastructural. Infrasturcture we no get, economy we no get
Politics › Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by redcliff: 9:33am On May 25, 2015
omenka:
Very big shame on us honestly.

This is the ridicule successive governments have brought us under. But Jonathan's government wore our pathetic situation its Royal Crown. Imaging what truckload of mess he's living behind, and to make matters worse, he carries on like he's tone deaf and blind. And that is the man Nigerians call a Hero and deserves a Nobel Prize!!

Indeed we deserve all the jeers and scorn from these guys. I can hardly blame them.
Stop calling the government everytime. the people would take 70 percent while the govt takes the remaining 30 percent of the blame.
Politics › Re: What Foreigners Think About Nigeria's Fuel Crisis by redcliff: 9:17am On May 25, 2015
mrsefan:
Bullshitz
Whats buzzshit about what they said. They made facts you should acknowledge. Being in denial is one of africas biggest problems also! Dammit!
Politics › Re: Video: Fuel Tankers Leaving Ubah's Capital Oil Depot To Distribute Fuel Now by redcliff: 8:08am On May 25, 2015
cricifixo:
bros u are jst hopelessly ste.wpid, so in your twisted mind u think that what this man is doing at this present situation is meaningless and shouldn't be commended? i wonder what specie of goat u are anyways
Ibex.. while you are a billy goat. After releasing 13million litres of fuel then what next?
TV/Movies › Re: ARROW and THE FLASH fan page....... by redcliff: 7:47am On May 25, 2015
The strange secret of Eddie Thawne’s bling continues.

After we spotted a ring dangling from Eddie’s neck during The Flash's season finale, we sent the Internet into a tizzy with a theory on what ring might entail. While we originally speculated that the ring was a Reverse Flash ring, many readers chimed in and offered another idea.

As many guessed, the jewelry on Eddie’s neck may not be a ring at all, but a talisman. And there’s only one character in the Flash universe with a talisman to their name—super villain, Cobalt Blue.

But who is Cobalt Blue, you ask? As DC Comics have it now, Cobalt Blue is Malcolm Thawn, Barry Allen’s secret twin brother retconned into existence (because, comics). Malcom was introduced during Mark Waid’s run on The Flash during the nineties, when Barrry’s successor, Wally West, wore the mantle. As the story goes, Norah Allen actually gave birth to twin boys the night Barry was born, but the doctor reported Barry's twin, Malcolm, as a stillborn and gave the baby to the Thawne family (jerk move, man). After a steady upbringing filled with hatred and corruption, Thawne eventually discovered who his true family was. Enraged that Barry received the life of privilege and love that he was denied, Malcolm vowed revenge on his brother. Malcolm secretly tracked Barry down, discovered he was the Flash, and waited for the right moment to strike.

All the while, Malcolm tinkered with sorcery and witchcraft to make a nifty little talisman, customized to steal anything it’s wearer desired. And what Malcolm desired most was Barry’s life—and by extension—super-speed. But then Barry had to go die saving the universe before Malcolm could actually use the talisman. Denied his true revenge, Malcolm decided that the next best option was torture upon Barry’s descendants. So, one spiffy blue costume later, and Malcolm declared himself Cobalt Blue and used the Talisman to steal Wally West’s speed (for a little while, anyway).

With Malcolm's comics history in mind, it’s easy enough to think that Eddie is Barry’s long-lost brother on The Flash. The two appear to be close enough in age, and Henry Allen has a pretty good reason to not tell Barry that he has a (presumed) dead twin. And that…whatever it is around Eddie’s neck seems to have the appropriate size and shape of a talisman. Then there’s the “Thawne” name, tying Eddie to the corrupt family that raised Malcolm. But considering what a nice guy Eddie was on the Flash, the show would have to do some work to make him want to attack Flash—after they bring him back from the dead, of course. Given the The Flash's love for the supernatural, however, the show's writers could easily create a tidy explanation for both Eddie's resurrection and transformation to mystical superbeing.

What do you think of this theory, readers? Could Eddie Thawne actually be Malcolm Thawne—and Cobalt Blue? Let us know in the comments.

The Flash returns for its second season this fall on The CW.
Politics › Re: Video: Fuel Tankers Leaving Ubah's Capital Oil Depot To Distribute Fuel Now by redcliff: 11:46pm On May 24, 2015
cricifixo:
thats d problem wit u pple, someone tries to help and u label it as a public stunt, what contribution have u made as a person to this country?
You are very stewpid. where i am right now i dont need you or any Silly persons help. an individual sent out 13milion litres of fuel and you call it help? In what way? That he was giving it free to us or what?
Politics › Re: EXPOSED: How Dangote's Staff, Sunday Esan Lavishes Dollars On Women (photos) by redcliff: 11:37pm On May 24, 2015
What kind of useless news is this?

One advice to you useless bloggers. Whenever there is nothing meaningful to write about, try creative writing. creative writing in the sense that you look for an area you feel that needs to be talked on at one point or another, research and write about it and publish it. By so doing, you increase the "local naija contents" online and who knows what audience problems you might be solving at a particular point in time. Everything news is not useless entertainment and dumb gossip that does not make any relevance tomorrow..
Celebrities › Re: S*xy 17 Year Old Kylie Jenner Buys Her First Vehicle (see Photo) by redcliff: 11:28pm On May 24, 2015
cutebobo:
Kim k. sister just acquire a good car. Isn't this much at this age
Was ist deine sache?
Politics › Re: frustrated chinese Man Seats On The Ground In Filling Station. by redcliff: 10:54pm On May 24, 2015
Symphony007:
Fuel scarcity has shown this man pepper, payback time for all the money they squeeze out of nigeria.
what kind of useless comment is this please?
Politics › Re: Okonjo-Award: Yale University Responds To Withdraw Call by redcliff: 10:46pm On May 24, 2015
ichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] This is victory against the lynch mob from the APC and yoruba tribalists....A victory for Justice,meritocracy and pure economic wizardry. Her sheer force of will,intelligience and let's not forget her simplicity despite the odds and ravenous wolves are attitudes that are to be admired truly. A living legend....After Stella Oduah and Yemi Alade,Ngozi Okonjo Iweala is our next crush. [/color]
a living legend////indeed
Politics › Re: Video: Fuel Tankers Leaving Ubah's Capital Oil Depot To Distribute Fuel Now by redcliff: 10:05pm On May 24, 2015
sledjama:
Can you pls shut it
shut yours first.
Politics › Re: Video: Fuel Tankers Leaving Ubah's Capital Oil Depot To Distribute Fuel Now by redcliff: 10:04pm On May 24, 2015
wheredemdey:
IGBO AMAKA


Anyiego have saved Nigerians...the power to turn this country around for good lies in the hands of the gallant IGBOs....thats the gospel truth hennce the reason the rest of Nigeria do not want us to leave.

Ifeanyi has saved us all...especially lagosians...igbo..yorubas..hausas and even foreigners...IGBOAMAKA
Oga stop this rubbish now
Politics › Re: Video: Fuel Tankers Leaving Ubah's Capital Oil Depot To Distribute Fuel Now by redcliff: 9:32pm On May 24, 2015
Nigerians would finish 13million litres in 12 hours!
Politics › Re: Video: Fuel Tankers Leaving Ubah's Capital Oil Depot To Distribute Fuel Now by redcliff: 9:32pm On May 24, 2015
Lol. For some reason, this seems like a publicity stunt!
Romance › Re: Guys Please Advice A Brother! by redcliff: 9:29pm On May 24, 2015
agarawu23:
you already said you are too smart to fall maga

[b]go and use your smartness the[/b]n
Lmao!
Politics › Re: Opinion: Buhari Should Cancel Fuel Subsidy by redcliff: 7:07pm On May 24, 2015
Men these your english and parables.. the oil marketerd dont care about it o
Jokes Etc › Re: Fuel Is Coming...... Sai Buhari (photo) by redcliff: 6:42pm On May 24, 2015
Lol
Politics › Re: PDP Berates Buhari For Snubbing Handover Programme by redcliff: 6:38pm On May 24, 2015
philips70:
http://lindaikeji..com/2015/05/pdp-berates-buhari-for-snubbing.html?utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed


Now it's confirmed, Metuh and PDP have gone mad. They need help. With the serious problems we have at the moment just see what their problem is.


Lmao!!!
Business › Re: Citizens Wait On Buhari As Nigeria’s Economy Shuts Down by redcliff: 6:37pm On May 24, 2015
biafransoul:
Can baba one chance do it? The so called agents of [b]change via Oando owned by the Tinubus collaborated with other marketers and Nupeng and Pengassan to shut down the economy [/b]but it took the patriotic nature of an Igbo man through Ifeanyi Uba to come to the rescue once again. In Nigeria, we know the true patriots and the confirmed saboteurs and hypocrites parading as agents of change. So mr Buhari, over to you.
So much foolishne.ss from one man..

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