friends + family + biz = loss

yeah, catwoman has a nicer booty

do u mind telling me why we needed a part 2 of this thread?

hahaha, millions indeed. this dude is about the most confused and broke person on NL check out a few of his posts in the travel section . just a few

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-232542.0.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-220992.0.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-216146.0.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-214659.0.html
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-155768.0.html

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Gamine:

But those kids dont look like Ramsey

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well, i'll say 'nairaland' coz there really isnt any other naija site i access on a daily basis

i'm setting up my own travel forum www.travelslider.com n even though it aint an all naija site, i'm copying the above posters in getting cheap publicity for their sites hehe . i aint done setting it up though.

if you intend to ever have a high traffic website, flashwebsites arent the way to go. search engines find it hard to hook on them, and not to mention what a surfer browsing with a 56kb/ps dial up connection would have to endure to view 1 page on your site.

it depends on what u'r trying to find out bro. elaborately state what u particularly need help with n i believe the seasoned webmasters in here can help u out.

hackney:

I think that Abuja is probably the best place to live in Nigeria; the security for even the common person is high.
I land there as well as stay there when i visit nigeria.
True,its expensive but considering the pluses like safety (which has no price by the way; if you think about it),clean ennvirons,polite citizens,amenities and the nice relaxed vibe, you will basically be getting fantastic value for money.
I will highly recommend it if you want to relocate.
Calabar is cool (leafy and with 'quite' nice people) but i wont go as far as comparing it with ABJ.
Nice interesting thread by the way;thanks

dude, y d heck did u take every single word outta' ma mouth.

Abuja is an ideal place to live. its bout d only really decent one actually. Thats were i call 'home' in naija.

coz its "home"

akinalabi:


When I was coming back the following day, (Chanchnagi), I filled
my bowels before I left my hotel.

haa. . last time i visited naija, i was on that chanchangi airline at least 5 times. n they kept serving some 'sun top' n muffins or so. but i really dont care bout airplane food on such short flights. as far as i get somtn to drink 

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i read that dudes complaint letter some time back n it was so funny. he really took time out to pour his heart out.

haa, these airlines keep messing up. infact i don vex, i 'm going to launch my own airline tomorrow morning

so dis dude aint tired yet, u have numerous options:

theres cotonou down south, cameroun around the mid regions and Niger republic up north( theyr light skinned so u'll feel more janded) . now u know ,start packing u 'ghana must go' n GO!!

alex406:

You guys don't have to panic as long as you are not paying anything until you get your Visa,so i think its worth a trial.

thats what these freakin scoundrels all say, till some stories start to pop

wurd!!

breaking news: rihanna has hired a brutal henchman to f**k chris breezy up. his name is "EL-WHISKERS" and here he is warming up for the mission. God help breezy if he shows up with his deadly cousin "MACHINE GUN PUSS"

twinskenny:

chris, i still have the lappy in mind, but am short at the moment, whenver i have the complete though, i will let u know

alright, just let me know

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toilet tijuana

i dont care what anyone says, but turning an orderly neighbourhood or town into a slum is total BullS**t. the reason these nigerians went there in the first place, was coz of the sanity, cleanliness and functionality of those areas. If theyr so crazy bout having iya basira spilling greasy water on the street while they walk by, or have make shift stalls on the streets selling fresh fish or better still an akara frying lady at the street corner amidst the noise pollution of loud talking people and cars honking for no reason; then i suggest they go back to lagos.

if peckham was just like lagos in the first place, none of em would have spent those days sleeping at the embassy,
people from third world countries tend to manifest the very values which make thier countries "third world", when they gather as a community in developed countries.

and when the citizens complain, everyone screams "racism". before any of u says anything,

just tell me how you'd feel if you own a three bedroom apartment, and decide to put one room out for rent, and your tenant happens to come from a family of slubs, thereby he never cleans his room, messes up the walls n fittings in it, leaves decaying food lying around in the room, and now when u walk into your house, theres always that stench emanating from his quarters, and stinks up the whole house.

tell me if you'd appreciate that!

all i'm saying is; we dont need to manifest our negative values in order to connect with our roots or origin

how come modenine javalove hasnt responded to this thread

@inspired m

thanks for ur response bro.

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inspired_m:


You Never Go Wrong With the Sale of a Japanese Brand in Nigeria, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Mazdas Have it.

Ford, Chryslers are Hard Sells, My Friend.

The Nissan Maxima drags a bit because of the Apprehension due to Earlier Problematic Models, If you have other Options you can Shelve the Maxima, If Not, You can give it a Shot, it would still sell faster than a Ford.

thanks for your reponse bro. i was thinking in the same direction, but i was actually trying to find out what either would sell for. i see 04' maximas on some naija dealership sites n theyr all in the 2.8- 3 mil naira range, but i'v seen one sold here on nairaland (which looked pretty decent) for bout 1.6 mil. so its hard to tell. so do u have an idea bout the market value?

@twinskenny

u'll be contacted by my contact to negotiate a better price than your offer. thanks

i aint visiting ur link

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