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Hi,i need a 2008 Toyota Camry. XLE or LE 4 cylinder Engine. How much can i budget to buy a very clean one, Do you have any available?
my email is:eobiora@yahoo.com


A Bid Of ~$8-10k Should Win It.

Chief, how do we proceed? Let me have your phone number so i call. You can text me on 07089116034 so i call back

hi,i need a 2008 Toyota Camry. XLE or LE 4 cylinder Engine. How much can i budget to buy a very clean one, Do you have any available?
my email is:eobiora@yahoo.com

Transmission: automatic/manual option
Engine Cylinders: 4 Cylinder Engine
Drive Train: All Wheel Drive
Air condition: Climatic zone control
Exterior Color: Dark blue
Interior Color: Grey
Interior Type: Cloth
Body Style: Saloon
Doors: Four Doors
Audio: AM/FM/CD (6CD Changer)
Top Style: Moon Roof
Remote keys
Location: ENUGU
Contact Phone Numbers: 07089116034
Email: spiaggia06@yahoo.com for complete pictures

Hi, am looking for a 2007 or preferably a 2008 Toyota Camry. 4 Cylinder engine with an Automatic Transmission. Please how much can i look at budgeting for a bid?

Please is the AVEO manual or automatic?

Transmission: automatic/manual option
Engine Cylinders: 4 Cylinder Engine
Drive Train: All Wheel Drive
Air condition: Climatic zone control
Exterior Color: Dark blue
Interior Color: Grey
Interior Type: Cloth
Body Style: Saloon
Doors: Four Doors
Audio: AM/FM/CD (6CD Changer)
Top Style: Moon Roof
Remote keys
Location: ENUGU
Contact Phone Numbers: 07089116034 and 07089355079
Email: spiaggia06@yahoo.com for complete pictures

Its in excellent shape. hardly been used. an inspection and drive will convince you

Transmission: automatic/manual option
Engine Cylinders: 4 Cylinder Engine
Drive Train: All Wheel Drive
Air condition: Climatic zone control
Exterior Color: Dark blue
Interior Color: Grey
Interior Type: Cloth
Body Style: Saloon
Doors: Four Doors
Audio: AM/FM/CD (6CD Changer)
Top Style: Moon Roof
Remote keys
Location: ENUGU
Contact Phone Numbers: 07089116034 and 07089355079
Email: spiaggia06@yahoo.com for complete pictures

Transmission: automatic/manual option
Engine Cylinders: 4 Cylinder Engine
Drive Train: All Wheel Drive
Air condition: Climatic zone control
Exterior Color: Dark blue
Interior Color: Grey
Interior Type: Cloth
Body Style: Saloon
Doors: Four Doors
Audio: AM/FM/CD (6CD Changer)
Top Style: Moon Roof
Remote keys
Location: ENUGU
Contact Phone Numbers: 07089116034 and 07089355079
Email: spiaggia06@yahoo.com for complete pictures

Odometer: 10k miles
Transmission: 7G-TRONIC 7-speed automatic
Engine Cylinders: 6 Cylinder Engine
Drive Train: All Wheel Drive
Exterior Color: Mars Red
Interior Color: Tan
Interior Type: Leather
Body Style: SUV
Doors: Four Doors
Audio: AM/FM/CD (6CD Changer)
Top Style: Moon Roof

Mercedes Benz 2004 C 220 For Sale For Valentine Gift

Very clean Mercedes Benz Compressor 220 (Type 203) Registered

Dark Blue

Factory Sound System 6 loader

Auto Manual Transmission


Call 07089116034 and 07089355079

Email to: spiaggia06@yahoo.com for complete pictures(unable to attach)

Mercedes Benz 2004 C 220 For Sale For Valentine Gift

Very clean Mercedes Benz Compressor 220 (Type 203) Registered

Dark Blue

Factory Sound System 6 loader

Auto Manual Transmission


Call 07089116034 and 07089355079

Email to: spiaggia06@yahoo.com for complete pictures

some things are just unnatural and my candid opinion is that one day, we will read about how this man ended up in the belly of this croc.[color=#990000][/color]

With Chime's level of achievement and output i really do not care if he managed to attend zero number of events in 5 years. If he attended 17 and managed to achieve all that i see today, then any well meaning person should empathize and pray that he comes back hale and hearty and this is my prayer to the almighty. He will prevail for the people are with him in mind and in spirit.

please send price to: eobiora@yahoo/com

hispinkolo: 12:25pm On Nov 27
does she have to endure s ex with you? or will this be done via artificial inse menation??
Have you covered your bases as per lawyers? It is a contract and must be signed to make it legal.
Who would give up her kid for 250k?and miserly 50k pocket money?It's better you find someone that wants the same arrangement but you both wil have access to the kids OR wait till when you are rich..
Someone was on here rendering her services as a surrogate for 500k or so...look for the thread.

Can you please help point me to the person offering surrogacy?

Hi, am intreseted in a 2008 Toyota camry 4 cylinder engine. Most preferable with leather seats but not a must. The prices you quote is it inclusive of clearing?

HOW MUCH OLDER THAN I ARE YOU?

Any investment that can create jobs is good for Nigeria but 100,000 jobs? Please, please let's try and give factual and realistic estimates. We are not all fools

Would have bought this. Then I saw the Cheski sticker

So all that has been written should now be regarded as gospel truth because it was written by a white man. I would have expected my fellow readers to take this as what it simply is: one man's views and understanding of what would at best be a strange experience.

I can pay N600,000. Does it have any issues I should know? Pls text to: 07089116034

I have 1500 sq meters in independence layout. It's for N11m. Call 07089116034 or mail: spiaggialtd@yahoo.com

Chief, I need 5 new tires for my 2001 QX4 as well as break shoes. Is this something you can handle? My email is; spiaggialtd@yahoo.com
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Chief, I need 5 new tires for my 2001 QX4 as well as break shoes. Is this something you can handle?

Pukkah:

It is only shallow people that will attack Sanusi on the basis of his place of origin except if there are facts that show otherwise, for example, if the Sokoto prison saga is proved to be true. I have never attacked Sanusi's policies from the prism of his tribe or religion. In fact, on this forum I have defended a number of his policies and condemned many others, especially his style and manner of approach. These had nothing to do with him as a northerner.

Be as it may, what is unfolding in the public domain with regards to Sanusi and the N5,000 saga, requires wisdom and introspection before lining up behind him. Although a budding and upwardly mobile young man, with no political affiliations or baggage, is free to defend Sanusi's policies publicly but he should reflect deeply before he starts to attack Sanusi's attackers and mentioning them by name. You also know that Nigeria is a funny country and much of what goes on is hidden from the eyes of the public. A purely professional or academic debate is different from one that has far-reaching political implications.

Half a word is enough...
Nice one bro.

I didn't know SLS from Adam. I never even heard his name until he was named successor to Jacob Ajekigbe as FBN GMD in October 2008. That was the first time he caught my interest.
I had actually been his fan before he became CBN boss. See this early 2009 thread: https://www.nairaland.com/248924/role-model-corporate-nigeria#3607203

I did extensive research on him and he came across to me as one fearless radical. The same way Pius Adesanmi claimed he did reasearch on him: http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/articles/pius-adesanmi/sanusi-lamido-sanusi-confessions-of-a-stalker.html

From my research on him, I realized I knew many things many Nigerians didn't know about him and most of the criticisms against his person were wrong. For example, until he began to make presentations on TV, many people didnt even know he was eloquent(even southern drop-outs see themselves as having intellectual superiority, all because he is a nothern 'cattle rearer', to use their words). Also, what I saw him write on some Islamic issues dont present him as an Islamic fanatic as people say of him(See his artcle: The Adulteress' Diary) etc. A lot of things I got to know about him were totally different from teh general perception about him. That was how I took it upon myself to try to clear some of the misconceptions. That was 2009.

Before our paths later crossed mid last year and he said he had been reading my articles on him, blabla.

My close interactions with him would confirm his much-talked-about integrity.

Close as I am to him, anytime our discussions get to career/job, SLS will avoid you!. Don't get me wrong, I never asked for any job from him, neither did I seek for any benefit, but in those periods when you let down guard and begin to talk about personal things, he always pre-empt favour, and avoid it. For example, when I told him I wanted to change job early this year, he avoided the talk, believing(wrongly), that I wanted to ask for his favour. But any other discussion, even football, he freely discusses this. This and many other things I have observed from him from close distance stamp what I had heard about him - personal discipline and integrity.

Now, is he always right? I will be back.


MY DEAR JARUS/ FELLOW NAIRALANDERS

In such a discuss, personal relationships will always becloud a persons views and opinions. This is the case with JARUS I am sorry to state. And yet, a vibrant society must always have debates and these are always better when conducted on the basis on what one stands for, his stated opinions, actions and spoken or written statement. And that is how I judge SLS. I do not need to have met him or enjoy a personal relationship to know that he what he stands for. In my earlier post, I merely stated that Oyewale threw away, outright all Momodu wrote.
I again submit that some salient points were made. I agree that SLS rightly threw out corrupt Bank Managing Directors. But after that, how did he handle the taking over the affected Bank's which saw the worst shedding of jobs ever experienced by a major employer of labour and still shedding at the last check.
Have we ever in the nations history seen the crass and unilateral doling out of the Country's money based on personal whim? Someone here accused me of not believing in our customs and affirming that SLS appearing in office with his Prince of Kano garb was right. Really? Why does he not announce his presence at work with turbaned horse riders in Durban outfit then? So as to affirm that he is a firm believer of where he is from.
I do not begrudge SLS his ambitions be it Emir of Kano or the Presidency but he who seeks a higher office should not first destroy that which he presently occupiers. A great many others have been on that seat and a great many others will do so in future. He should accord his position the respect and honor which it deserves.

http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/opinion/48092--momodu-abuse-of-columnism


Momodu: Abuse of columnism



Written by Suraj Oyewale Tuesday, 25 September 2012

Give me a good piece, nicely crafted in fine language and you have made my day. This is why opinion and column pages of newspapers attract me more than any other part of a newspaper. There are columnists in Nigeria whose weekly columns I have not missed for many years. I buy newspapers because of columnists and my good friends in Thisday will forgive me if I confess that Dele Momodu is the reason I stopped buying Saturday editions of the paper since 2010. There are a number of Nigerian columnists I don’t agree with, but that fact doesn’t stop me from reading them, but not Momodu. And the reason is simple: I can’t stand men that don’t stand for anything and will easily fall for anything.

The popularisation of the Social Media has given rise to a number of emergency activists in recent time. From Facebook to twitter, these pretenders are there, taking advantage of the public mood, pretending to be on the side of the masses. If Dino ‘Mike Tyson’ Melaye thought we had forgotten how he was captured on live TV shamelessly punching a woman co-member of the lower chamber just two years ago, then we can forgive Femi Fani-Kayode for suddenly finding his voice as a freelance activist. After all, it’s been more than five years that he has lost his national relevance and eagerly needs attention again. Malam Nasir el-Rufai, even if ahead of these fellows in terms of performance while in office, also needs to watch his twitter activities as his needless attacks on the current administration is becoming boring and worn out, and even in unmoderated cyberspace, decency calls for moderation.

But while the above mentioned emergency activists’ activities are more on the social media, Momodu, in addition to his thoughtless twitter postings, also has a formal medium, his Saturday column in Thisday, to himself to lecture us on governance and people. Until recently, Momodu hardly wrote on politics. His turf is entertainment and I have no business with that – that is his choice. Week in, week out, if Momodu is not praising Ghana, he is entertaining us with how he sat in the fourth row in Michael Jackson’s burial service, how he spoke with Mike Adenuga the night before, how he visited MKO Abiola in London, how he visited Siberia or Djibouti, how he fought during the Liberia war, or how he owned a Limousine. But the few times Momodu’s pendulum swings to politics and political economy, one wonders whether he would not have done better staying in his entertainment and photography turf. Among such days was Saturday, September 22, 2012.

Someone had posted an article entitled ‘The Bully called Sanusi’ in an online discussion forum without referencing the author. My quick googling of the original article directed me to Thisday website and I saw the article as Momodu’s. I had expected Momodu to do better this time round, given the fact that there is a very good case to disagree with CBN governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi in his current proposed but now suspended currency restructuring exercise – an exercise I also hold is not well-advised. But rather than Momodu dealing with the substance of the matter this time round, he continued from where he stopped in 2009 when Sanusi sacked two of his celebrity friends in the banking industry. In an article he wrote in 2009, Momodu, while subtly admitting patronage from two of the sacked bank bosses for his magazine business, chided SLS for his kamikaze reforms. To Momodu, it is no crime to empty depositors’ monies, inasmuch as such looters patronise his photography business. After all, he saw no wrong in promoting Babangida and Abacha’s ill-acquired opulence in his magazine for the right prices. Thankfully, he did not find corruption in SLS’s baggage – the common denominator of all his (Momodu’s) patrons in both the private and public sectors.

Momodu wrote: “He (Sanusi) needed to disguise his real intentions and motives by taking on an entire institution and sacking otherwise brilliant bankers in the process”. Even after one of Momodu’s ‘brilliant bankers’ owed up to stealing the funds and judicially accepting to forfeit assets in addition to paying back N191 billion, to Momodu, the matter is still a case of witch-hunting and disguised motive. Whatever is Sanusi’s motive, Momodu should be bold enough to admit his benefactors’ thievery. That is when we can begin to take him seriously.

The currency redenomination proposal, for all its benefits, doesn’t sound convincing enough to me as well-advised, but Sanusi not getting it right this time doesn’t diminish the good things he had done in the past, especially instilling sanity in our financial system. So the old music of ‘hidden agenda’, as sung by the likes of Momodu since 2009, is faded and if Dele’s mission is to take advantage of the current public sentiments against Sanusi to revise history, he has failed woefully.

Momodu also made a veiled attempt to set Sanusi against his boss, President Goodluck Jonathan. Even though this is not new, as a serving Senator even made a more direct remark in that regard recently, the analysis is an orchestrated mis-read of events. If anything, the hesitation exercised by the President before finally succumbing to socio-political pressure to suspend Sanusi’s policy only shows the President still has confidence in the CBN leadership.

Expectedly, Momodu did not fail to lend his voice to the pepper soup joint talk about Sanusi’s presidential ambition. No serious media will take that seriously, because it doesn’t take personal knowledge to know Sanusi fares better as a critic than as a politician and clearly not the type that will climb the podium to dish out those lies called electoral manifestoes as it is done in this part of the world. Above all, he has never hidden his ultimate ambition in life.

In any case, even at the nadir of his popularity today, if Sanusi were to contest presidential election, he would surely poll more than one hundred times the miserable 26,000 Momodu returned countrywide in 2011!

He who lives in glass house should not throw stone.

Oyewale, a blogger and public commentator, lives in Lagos.


Dear Oyewale,

While not being a fan of Momodu, I must state that in your bias you are also guilty of throwing away the baby with the bath water. Momodu has made some salient points and this should be noted. First, the way and manner in which Sanusi conducts the business of governing the CBN leaves a great al to be desired. This can be seen is some of his actions and utterances which to say the least are provocative. His championing of sectional causes such as his reason for the Boko haram uprising and him attributing it to the revenue formulae is unsettling. He spoke then not as a CBN governor but rather as a Boko haram spokesman.

Then there is the issue of his partiality and unilateral donation of money to victims of Boko haram bombings. I can go on and on but let me just end by saying that perharps since Okotie Ebohs first republic show of ethnic garb, Sanusi's appearance as a Prince of Sokoto in full traditional and Islamic garb just tells you how this man's brain functions. This is not helped by The former FCT minister, El Rufai's recent recent praise of SLS as the only brain in the entire Federal Government. What position do you think Rufai is promoting SLS for?

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