Mboi:
N850k serious buyer. I don't mind what to fix.

it can't fly for that amount sorry.

Blacklaurel:
I'm not understanding the cooling system of this your car. Where's the original radiator?

the AC is chilling, no topping of gas after purchase

still available, serious buyer can call and let's negotiate

available

dannlukas:


1m?

call me

Still available... Nothing to fix, buy and drive

Must go this week. Price reduced to 1.1m

av

clean and neatly used Corrola is up for distress sales

good engine

neat body

AC chilling

alloy rims

new tires

nothing to fix just buy and drive

#1.150

contact 07035925808
call and whatsapp.

location: Maryland lagos

how much is the 5s

Call this num pls, 08027992430 I am trying to contact the num u put up there its not going.

I a

this project is long overdue. ccecc should employ more workers or work day and night to deliver on time. na Julius berger fit this kind construction

better.

*LAGOS STATE GOVERNOR ORDERS YORUBA ANTHEM NOW IN SCHOOLS*

VERSE 1 Dide eyin ara Waka je ipe Naijiria K'a fife sin 'le wa Pel'okun at'sigbagbo Kise awon akoni wa, ko mase ja s'asan K'a sin t'okan tara Ile t'ominira,at'al aafia So d'okan

VERSE 2 Olorun Eleda To ipa ona wa F'ona han asaaju K'odo wa m'otito K'ododo at'ife po sii K'aye won je pipe So won d'eni giga K'alafia oun eto le Joba ni 'le wa

THE PLEDGE Mo se ileri fun Orile-Ede mi Naijiria, Lati je olododo, eniti o see f'okan tan Ati olotito eniyan Lati sin in pelu gbogbo agbara mi, Lati sa ipa mi gbogbo fun isokan re Ati lati gbe e ga fun iyi ati ogo re. Ki Olorun ran mi l'owo

hmm... what an eye opener

Lagos is a fascinating city.!
Most of the popular areas we pass through in Lagos every day
have history behind their names. Here’s the history behind
some popular areas in Lagos.


1. Ojota
Ojota used to be a military settlement in the late 18th century
and soldiers practised their shooting there. The area had
several gun firing spots and became known as “Oju Ota” in
Yoruba which means “Bullet spots. It later metamorphosed into Ojota which it is called now.


2. Abule Egba
This area is on the outskirts of Lagos and got its name from
the early settlers who were Egba people from Abeokuta. The
area was first called “Abule awon egba” in Yoruba, which
means “Village of Egba people”. It later became “Abule Egba”.


3. Apongbon
Apongbon is one of Lagos’ most popular markets, and it’s
also quite close to the popular Oke-Arin market. It got its
name from the then acting governor of the Lagos colony,
William McCoskry, who had a Red Beard. The Yorubas who
couldn’t pronounce the colonial governor’s name decided to
describe him by his red beard and started calling him “Oyinbo to pon ni igbon” meaning a red-bearded man. It later became Apongbon.


4. Magodo
Magodo is now a posh area, but in the past, it used to be
sacred land. The residents had a lot of taboos and one of
them was to avoid using mortars and pestles, “Ma gun odo”
which means “Don’t pound it”. It later became ‘Magodo


5. Epetedo
Epe is named after the early settlers who were Epe traders.
The area became dominated by the Epes and they still trade
there until today.


6. Ebute-Metta
Ebute-Metta is one of the earliest harbour docks where British
ships berthed at. It was a hub for trade and commerce in
colonial times. Ebute-Metta is a fusion of the words “Ebute”
which means the seaside in Yoruba, and “Metta” which means
three.


7. Broad street
Broad street used to be one of the longest and widest streets
in the city. It got its name from its broadness.


8. Agidingbi
The British Naval forces invaded Lagos in 1885 under the
pretext of stopping slavery and human sacrifice. The noise
their canon made was really loud, and the sound was heard
round the streets of Lagos Island. The people described the
sound as “A gb din gbinnn”. Which means a loud
groundbreaking noise. The name Agidingbi was borne out of
this.


9. Victoria Island
Victoria Island was also a major hub for commerce and British ships berthed there often. It’s named after Queen Victoria of England who was Queen from 1837-1901.



10. Ikeja
Ikeja, the capital of Lagos, is actually an abbreviation for
“Ikorodu And Epe Joint Administration”. It was coined by the
colonial masters for ease of administration.

can it fly for 1.150....urgent

still available?

I am in need of the above named car within a budget of 1m-1.150m for uber. ac should be chilling with all other things intact. contact saolatunji4@gmail.com, 07035925808

nice

fire trucks just arriving

a lots of building will be affected. the firemen are having difficulties getting to d building.

a warehouse surrounded by numerous houses is currently on fire on NEPA road close to Alaba int'l market. I personally put a call across to 112, and they said help is coming asap. 20mins now the inferno is still blazing. Lagos emergency response team we need a quick team over here please

I prefer a Premacy or a baby boy. thanks

350-400k pls attach pics

if you have a Honda baby boy neat with chilling ac and no issue, likewise a Mazda Premacy. kindly contact 07035925808 or saolatunji4@gmail.com

aiit. I will give you a call

available

OK.. what of the front seat

can I see the upholstery pls

still available....