₦airaland Forum

edwife:
Gbam,I can not for the life of me leave my house for peanut,all in the name of not staying idle...

All in all is about a good pay and the future.

davo3286:
Guy, it depends on the make, model and year of the cars. For instance, if a grade-1 tokunbo Audi A8 or Mercedes C350 and a brand new Kia of the same year are sold for them amount which will you opt for? As for me, I will surely go for the Audi or Mercedes without looking back. And why do you people make it seem as if Only Nigerians buy used things be it cars or whatever? People buy used stuffs everywhere in the world especially used cars.

The only problem we have here is that we are always penny wise and pound foolish. And we like buying cheap inferior parts. I asked one parts dealer why is it that they don't sell OEM standard quality brand new parts that the other brand new ones don't last and he said the OEM standard quality parts don't move market that we the buyers like the cheap, very low quality parts and that sells like mad.

pickabeau1:
Can u do the honours


From my observation.. all regular female posters on NL are 'happily' married
Only those who are not regulars post sob stories

aisha2:
Kindly ignore, them plenty here. Pretending they dont exist pains them like hell, they hardly deserve responses as the aim is to transfer their bitter lives to others.

Jump and pass

erico2k2:
Just to add to my argument, everyone shouting I bought brand new cars, I noticed its all Korean cars, I'm waiting to see who bought brand new Japanese ,European or American cars, I'm waiting,

oluwaseunla:
This 80/20 rule here is different from the popular Pareto principle. This one is a belief system that for most of us, before you get to the point of marrying someone, the person will only have like 80% or less of things you want in a partner. However, as you are enjoying the 80%, you are being 'starved' of the remaining 20%.

Now, along comes a chic/guy with the 20% your partner doesn't have. You may feel attracted to those 20% traits, because your partner don't have them. But the catch is that if you pick the 20%, you have to drop your partner's 80%, effectively short-changing yourself.

Of course, it takes more than a simple rule to stay away from cheating, you have to exercise due diligence too. Besides the rule may not necessarily be true in all cases, but the idea is, whenever tempted, always remember the wonderful reasons you got married to that particular person, and bearing in mind that no one is perfect (not your wife, you, or the chic eyeing you), quickly retrace your steps back home and make it work.

Burger01:
^^^

Don't mind him. He's just 'forming'

9jatatafo:
Bros park well. I bought a benz second hand and it is 10 years now still firing and moving well. New cars have factory faults. If you like buy a brand new car, you will still spend money on it as maintenance so you must understand that buying a car is not an investment. Change your orientation towards cars. One other advice, I think you should have bought a smaller car first for experience before you going for a bigger car. Thanks

carefreewannabe:
I am sure he will write a book by the age of five.

deltateam:
His work schedule wouldn't have allowed it besides him being a good christian. Its from work to house. He never stayed late past 7:00pm all through when I knew him. I can vouch for him.

If your dad was a cheat don't blame it on mine.