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DRIFTyKING:
its been God

Will the picture you shared put food on your table?

Pasan ta fi na Iyale, o nbe loke aja.

I guess the Op meant electric shock.

NwamaziNwaAro:


What was the criteria for her selection and subsequent winning abeg

Trailblazer Award indeed...when she has never acted a nude scene..

What trail did she blaze??

What a myopic way of thinking.

lowkey28:
Must you tell everyone what you do

He should go lowkey abi?
Do you know he could actually get more customers or business partners because of what he posted.

He probably won't get any. Most of them have bleached their lives out.
Five years ago, most of them were dark skinned

Mine is similar to yours OP. Am a programmer too.

FullDepth1:
Simple, stop taking the bike to work. Or take it to work, and park where it can NOT be seen. (DO NOT EVER ALLOW HIM FIND OUT)

Then tell him the bike is faulty. Do this 2 or 3 times. He will get the message.

It is cool to have him use your stuff (Could make you his favorite person), and you can easily get stuffs from him sometimes also.

It is Not cool, when he over uses you or the bike. Thats taking advantage.

Whichever way, Pls be diplomatic in your approach.

Cheers!

Op, this is a full depth advice.

The infamous 40 man laptop gang.

Good read and well detailed. Thanks op. Crime doesn't pay.

They left the money behind and wasted the man's life. Sad

No be them their VC dey talk about some time ago say the students don use all their money PH and GH no gree come.

I guess you're using a Lenovo?
It has these face detecting feature that makes a camera like sound. And the star symbol is the priority sound profile
Hope this helps.

Jaabioro:
Your stamp duty is 800 naira that means you received more cash lodgement in your account... check it and divide 50 Nairaland per a thousand. 800/50=16 your cash third party lodgement is about 160k. you are not been cheated.

This is erroneous. I thought its a 50 naira charge for every deposit.
How can I pay 50 for every 1000 naira I receive in my account?

Saw the video here

https://twitter.com/d_problemsolver/status/827168098985922560

nma24:
on a long thing... You can ask lala for one plate of snake peppersoup though, that one go sure

Stick with the contract Job.
Advantages:
You'll be closer to your family
The pay is better(although may not come with benefits)

Before two years runs out, who says God can't open more doors?
Above all, follow your heart

Thank God no life was lost.

UmmKhalifah:
Fanks for d info

What is Fanks? Please always write proper English.
This also affects the chances of one getting a job.

Kenyans and strange news are like 5 and 6

The guy actually added the word 'Trekker' to his name on facebook.

Try KOS Deliveries. www.kos.ng, it's owned by Konga and they deliver nationwide.

This car neat die.
Op can I pay 1.5m?

Dyt:
For all the years the little has learnt to live
She has been that way
OK
I am not in support of all you wrote that she does
But what if she happens to be your daughter?
Will you sit and watch her bedwet?
Watch her doing all the things she does?
Have you showed her with love and care?

Ok sorry I am not giving you what you wanna read
Bye

I kinda agree with your opinion.
I have a young girl that stays with my family too. Any time she misbehaves or does something wrong, I always make sure I correct her in love.
@op you always need to ask yourself this question. What if she's my daughter, what would I do?

omograndma:
HATERS!!! IVE SOLD THE CAR!!

Very immature response.

All these people saying Ac needs gas. Na wa o . Why not fill the gas yourself and sell? E no fit cost pass 5k to fill gas. We know what's up anyway.

ChangeIsCostant:
Jagaban's nightmare

I think it's the other way round actually

Sell your land. Then use the proceeds to buy the car. Seems better that way.

Siena:
[color=Blue]20W-50 engine oil is no good for modern engines, regardless of the mileage. It is too thick, and flow to sensitive areas like multivalve cylinders, VVT / VANOS and any other timing adjusters that rely on instant oil pressure will be impeded.

Sludge.
Damaged timing chain tensioners.
Seized timing adjusters / variators.
Poor gas mileage.
Excessive engine wear.
Premature oil pump failure.
Premature turbo bearing failure.
Clogged PCV systems.

These are just some of the results of using 20W-50 engine oil in a modern engine, which has the viscosity of honey or tar.

Some are citing Nigeria's climate as a reason to run 20W-50 in a 2015 Toyota Camry. Rubbish! World climates are taken into account when engines are designed. What is so special about Nigeria? Texas, Arizona, Nevada are hotter than Nigeria will ever be, so is Dubai and tons of other countries. Run the correct oil for your engine, and stop assuming img your Kazeem knows better than the engine manufacturers.

My old Audi S2 I sold with 543,000 miles on the odometer. When it was new and zero miles, the specified engine oil was 5W-30 or 10W-40. At 543,000 miles, the oil spec remained the same, I still used 5W-30.

Those saying their engines "knocked" after using the correct oil, that's nonsense. An engine that is on its last legs, with so much play in the crank main bearings, conrod bearings will run on any old rubbish.

Some unscrupulous dealers and mechanics will actually melt thick grease and fill the engine with the resultant heavy oil, to quieten a rattling and knocking engine, just to sell the car to an unsuspecting buyer. Of course this engine is dead, the moment you drain and replace the oil, it's the end. The destruction is nothing to do with using the correct engine, this was an engine that was already sounding like a bulldozer's diesel engine, that had the symptoms of crank and conrod Bering failure masked by introducing a thicker oil, which would eventually destroy even a healthy engine.

The average Nigerian prefers to accept 20W-50 oil as good for their engines, though deep down, some are aware it's wrong. It's easier to accept the cheaper rubbish than to shell out good money for the correct synthetic oil. These users are also inherently lazy, and couldn't really be bothered to search for the right oil, or import it if they can't find it locally or nationally. [/color]

Thanks siena

Itulah:
Yes, mine didn't knock though, but it overheat too often especially when I travel. 5W30 is not advisable in Nigeria weather conditions.

This seems to contradict what the experts in the auto section have been telling us. Personally I've been using 5w30 to service my Corolla.
GAZZUZZ, kingreign and other experts, what do you think?