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[color=#006600][/color]Blue is the colour today. I'm with all the "agberos" on this 1#TeamEPL, #TeamChelsea, #TeamDrogba, #TeamBarcaMustNotWin, #TeamAfricanJuju |
Happy Birthday Siena. Very best wishes. More cars and better technical advice. Cheers. |
Though I'm not impressed with OP's use of 'ogbonge inglis' as well as the condescending comparisons, I have to agree with him on the matter. Wallahi like he said, even in a bunch, peeps like to flaunt the 1 car key, using it atimes like a sixth thumb. The 1 that irritates me is those that twirl it around esp if its one of these remote keys. And in the face of online bashing, ladies are unfortunately the culprits here. |
Please anyone help me with these two. I'd be very grateful. 15105317 25600785BE and 37508015 2664384GA. Thanks. |
Britney Spears Turns To Islam For Pakistani Boyfriend Adnan Ghalib , !! Britney Spears is planning on becoming a muslim. She has been telling pals how much she loves her paparrazo boyfriend Adnan Ghalib and that she’s intent on marrying him and converting to his faith, Islam. Britney has even been threatening to fake her own death to start a new life with him in Pakistan. And this week she told one of Adnan’s cousins in an astonishing phone call: “I love him.” Giggling, she added: “Don’t worry, I’ll look after Addy the Daddy.” And now – due to Ghalib’s recent actions, his respectable Sunni Muslim family in Birmingham have disowned him. A family member told Britain’s News of The World newspaper: “His parents Ghalib and Saghra are devastated. This week his dad gave him an ultimatum, ‘Give up Britney, or you are dead to me,’ which Adnan ignored.”Instead, in a phone call to a relative, the photographer claimed he had deep feelings for the 26-year-old mother of two, insisting they had discussed marriage. It was during the same call, Britney grabbed the phone to insist: “We’re taking care of each other. He’s the only one who understands me. It’s serious.” Britney also invited Adnan’s family to visit them in the US when her current troubles, such as Monday’s court case, are over. A source close to Britney said: “Monday’s court hearing is D-Day for her and the kids. While she’s been swanning around with Adnan, Kevin’s been preparing for the court showdown to end them all. He has no confidence in her ability to look after either herself or the children.” Ghalib’s claims to be in love with Britney appear to be in keeping with his carefully crafted plan to make a fortune out of her. Could Britney be screwed over this one, as well? |
Oga spyder, as one of the Nicodemuses in this class, I really want to commend yhur efforts in handling yhur project(s) as well as appreciate yhur invaluable help to ongoing builders make the right choices at the most affordable cost as well as giving prospective homeowners hope to someday build. I pray that yhu'll hav more than enough funds to complete this project and mayB kickstart another that the learning may go on. Good work. And as regards the wall tiles, if I'm not too late, I strongly recommend option B. The earthen brown color will complement yhur paint job and roof. And being of a lighter shade, it will not easily or noticeably fade. |
Stumbled upon this article and I thot to share as it does indeed raise salient issues on the BH wahala. ACF wrongly repackaging Boko Haram FRIDAY, 10 FEBRUARY 2012 00:00 ONYEBUCHI ONYEGBULE The Arewa Consultative Assembly (ACF) is supposed to be the voice of all North. Before speaking for someone, you must know him; otherwise you speak in error. Tambuwal speaks for the House and knows it; Mark speaks for the Senate and knows it; ACF is speaking for Boko Haram but says it doesn’t know it. Why then speak for people you don’t know, or do you relish speaking in error? Read: ‘The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) said the Boko Haram ultimatum to Southerners living in the North to quit is a response to a similar threat from the South-south to Northerners’. (TheNation:2/2/12). Who told ACF that Boko’s ultimatum is in response to South-south’s call? You get briefed before going public with such assertion. Who briefed it? Being the custodian of north’s socio-cultural interests, why didn’t it report the purported South-south’s misdemeanour to FG but waited till Boko’s ultimatum, then turned around to explain the killer- group’s action? If one is instructing and another is explaining, then it begins to look like a teamwork where duties are shared. It even went further to urge the ‘Federal Government to publicly commit itself to guaranteeing the security of leaders of the Boko Haram sect when they come out for dialogue’, and further reminded FG of UN resolution 1963, which urges governments around the world to address underlying causes of civil unrest and social conflicts, rather than resort to hard military power’. Inference: government is not trusted, so it must ‘publicly guarantee’. Question is, did ACF publicly guarantee the security of people slaughtered in cold blood in its enclave? What it’s saying is that Jews should publicly guarantee the safety of Hitler when he comes out for dialogue; Musoveni the security of Idi-Amin; Cambodia the security of Pol-Pot; or the United States the security of Osama bin Laden when they come out to dialogue. If security had been an issue before ACF, why has the rest of Nigeria been crying over north’s relative muteness in the face of Boko’s pogrom? Or is ACF coaching Nigerians on how to reward terrorism? All we hear is the high-handedness of security forces as though nothing took them there. Is ACF aware of the motive of Boko? Read: ‘People underrate us but we have our sights set on [bringing Sharia to] the whole world, not just Nigeria.’ Qaqa. Is this ‘civil unrest’ or Jihad? Read too: ‘I enjoy killing anyone that God commands me to kill the way I enjoy killing chickens and rams.’ Qaqa. These are the people ACF wants the government to guarantee their security ‘before they come out to dialogue’. One more thing ACF: a red carpet for terrorism. People accuse Jonathan of weakness just for being temperate; now that it’s looking like ‘we can hit and spite you’, there must be a show of bone in the flesh. Terrorism is no ‘civil unrest’ - ACF’s tone-down for it. The climax of civil unrest is riot; the climax of terrorism is mindless destruction. They’re worlds apart. The government should tell ACF that it understands the difference. It advised government to uncover the true identity of these people, to be able to determine their demands or grievances and address those that may be genuine and in accordance with our laws’. Wrong. In the South-west, a pressure group called the OPC didn’t go killing people and committing mass murder just to make a point. Besides, they showcased points-men: Fasheun/Adams. MEND didn’t engage in mass murder to publicise its obvious deprivation. Besides, they had Okah/Asari/Tompolo. In the East, MASSOB doesn’t kill at all. Theirs lies in the power of persuasion via symbolisms. Besides, they have Uwazuruike. OPC said, ‘don’t alienate us’, Nigeria gave them the presidency. MEND said, ‘don’t exclude us’, Nigeria gave them the residency. MASSOB is saying, ‘don’t marginalize us’, and all are waiting to see what Nigeria will do. Now Boko says, ‘we want to Islamize Nigeria’. Besides, they have nobody, only ghosts. While the rest engaged in agitations, Boko opted for fundamental, ethno-religiously tilted structural change, careless of others and pursuing it through mass murder, despite the fact its section has had the biggest chunk of the power-quotient in project Nigeria. It’s the duty of ACF to identify/articulate the grievance of its people. It is its duty to fish out Boko-Haram, invite FG and the rest of Nigeria to help clip it. To tell FG to do that and sit back to judge the military’s high-handedness is nothing short of subtle mischief. It’s after these that it can speak and Nigeria will listen. It should be careful; its recent utterance shows streaks of sympathy for Boko. If it continues this way, the Middle-belt may rightly seek its separate voice; others too, and that’s justifiable. |
From what I have read here, no baby was sold. The money in question was as the girl put it, to sustain her until she could find her feet. Afterall, she did promise to repay the debt and collect her child. A widow was willing to help and peeps are online spewing rubbish and casting aspersions on tribes. If the baby was dumped, they'd call the girl a heartless mother. Really #smh on NLand these days. |
hooged:Tah dia! Does it look like Tecno in ya eye? Don't spoil maket for me O or Kent yhu see the resemblance? berra NL folks surprise ya loved 1 with this sleek and stylish porsche 2, dual SIM,two batteries, preloaded songs, torch, TV, original leather pouch and so forth. Only 250k valentine price. |
How una see the porsche 2? Only 250K ![]()
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ChelseaBmw, I beg use yhur mod fiat in this regard. Siena n co help me on this. |
, new child board, pleeeeeasssse |
@Ikenna? No need to be unduly vexed. The poor guy was just stating his feelings tho his choice of word leaves much to be desired. I believe he didn't mean to insult manual transmission users hence the 'question'. @OP whether online and in real life interactions, please learn to pick yhur words appropriately so as not to be subject to misinterpretations from readers/listeners. Like a poster rightly said, to each his own. Whatever rocks yhur boat( or in this case moves yhur vehicle,l )use it. Cheers. |
Still pleading for a new child board |
I still plead for a new child board. |
@jodesky: its already being implemented? @daraAlina: just like @Ikenna wrote, yhure better off in Ekiti. With the new system, lagos is almost a no go. Best wishes. Enjoy Nigeria. |
@Ikenna: I didn't mean to say the 504 2000 came with the same engine as the French made GL. Rather, its engine was similar to the PAN's GR and SR models. I was never much of a mechanic to dabble into engine sizes and capacities tho our drivers but emeka mechanic tesified to the power of dad's green car over the GR and best line. My observation then stemmed from the most modern at the time and the fact that green car went to the mech than the others. Looking back now, I wish we still retained that 504. Its still running tho in bad shape. The other two, 1 auctioned off, dunno wherr the other is. |
@Siena: right on the money. Yhu kno yhur 504 well. Oddly enough, I preferred my dad's official PAN 504 GR with AC cold enough to crack lips. Looked more modern to me and I could control the radio unlike the 1977 GL that gave dad supreme authority over radio affairs. We used that car for school runs well. The PAN 504 2000 GLS came in both S. Wagon and sedan, had those chunky bumpers, a peugeot inscribed spoiler at the rear(sedan), and in place of the small indicator/parking lights, those akin to the 505. They also came with fog lamps. The twin round headlamp frames were made black to complement the bumper. The wings had the badge "Best Line" giving it an all giving it an opulent feel and the windows were tinted a darker shade of brown. Full brown/black tint was optional and was mostly done aftermarket. There were slight modifications to the interior. 505 like front seats were standard as well as rear head restraints. The gear console was also modified to a more modern look. Never heard of or saw leather. Fabric (soft comfy velvet) came as standard. Options then included seat belts for rear passengers, electric(front only) windows, mounted stop lamp, hand racks (hope I got it right) amongst others. Shared similar engines wirh the 504 GL. Used widely by the FG as official vehicles for public officials and as pilot vehicles for convoys. Was marketed, sold and known as the "Best Line". What "tripped" me bout this ride was the unique sound when the AC was on. And the horn, Geez soft and sweet, almost seductive. No one makes horns like Peugeot (and maybe Benz). School run was lovely with this ride when dad was not to drop yhu off. The "effizy" was just too plenty in it. |
Have fond and not so fond memories of peugeot. Just like @siena, my dad owned a 1977/78 504 GL, the 1 with recessed headrests sans aircon tho. He loved that car to death and many times refused to use other vehicles in the house even tho the vehicle often took him to emeka mechanic and oga rewire. Remember how I warned (more like begged) him not to use the car to pick me up from school (heck we had a couple of LRs, & better Peugeots). Lo and behold, see the olive green thing (unique color too) at the school grounds, the annoying horn blaring and my Dad with mischief all ova his face calling me. See shame that day. He loved the ride greatly and despite Mums nagging refused to sell or give it away. When he passed on (God bless his soul) Mum as the new oga did not hesitate to dispose of the thing. A cousin of dad was glad to receive it. Presently, my dad's impeccable 504, our green car is in shambles. Has caught fire twice and is an array of different car panels but still manages to run on the same engine that came with it. We were not pleased and mum even considered repossessing the vehicle buh we advised aganist such. Reading this thread brings back memories. We all learned to drive in that car. Till now I don't really feel comfortable with power steering. |
Nice colour. Will do well for one's teenage daughter. The ceiling wasn't touched up? |
What spec? American or European? All the options? Plesae post exterior and interior pix as well as mileage and VIN number. |
Spyder, the rate at which yhu open new threads as well as the way Spyder like threads spring up have necessitated the need for a child board to accommodate threads of this nature. Please yhu and other well meaning fans of the NL property section @Phemmy, @rastaman @am alone, @victorazy and so forth should help appeal to the mod to create a child board for threads such as this. Sorry for derailing. Nice work boss. God is yhur muscle. |
ng4life9:Sorry if I offended you with my outburst. I have a strong aversion to disrespect to elders. Even if the op has a problem with the government (at this stage who dosent?)it dosent warrant personal attacks on the wife of the President from of all things, lies, coz she never made such a statement. What I'm doing for the Dame, I'll do for yhur mum if she's insulted in like manner (and I'm serious). Whether we like it or not, 9ja is our home. And people all over the world watch us as we project ourselves as individuals and as a nation. Now how will we b able to garner goodwill from the rest of the world when we portray ourselves in bad light. BTW my parents are quite educated and accomplished in their chosen professions. To all offended, I'm deeply sorry and I hope not to ever make such here again. Thanx. |
@OP its your mother, your sister and your wife that made such statement. Disrespectful waste of sex cells. |
Mum and sisters, yes. Others, no. |
#occupynairalandautosection for a new child board |
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