₦airaland Forum

GAZZUZZ:
When driving? Poor lubrication on axles. Check axle oils, and front differential top up

tensazangetsu20:
How many Nigerians drive high-end cars that require the proficiency of advanced mechanics. There are 11 million cars in Nigeria. 4 million of them are private. Out of that 4 million, only around 100000 qualify as luxury cars, and that segment is very competitive. You are competing with high-end workshops and dealerships for that small segment of customers. When it comes to automobiles, I am well versed as I fix cars and I sell parts. You can only make money as a mechanic here fixing high-end cars and there are not a lot of people who own them here plus it requires millions to purchase the equipment to fix those cars.

Agriculture is a gold mine maybe if you have the capital to do it in a modern way. Subsistence agriculture is the greatest route to poverty. Entrepreneurship in Nigeria is an extreme sport. People are getting very poor and purchasing power is reducing alongside the lack of rule of law. To each their own.

OgbeniOptional:
Those car ACs flaws. Had to changed the whole AC stuffs in the Car, after I bought 1 compressor and got burnt. If I tell you the one filter thing beside the condenser is the one spoiling the Compressors u no go believe (according ti the AC guy). The stuff is blocked with black oily stuff like this. I still dey enjoy am sha 4 months and