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Lexusgs430:. I didn't include price because I felt its better seen and inspected before pricing. But for the sake of anyone interested, the asking price is 600 000 Naira. I am not presently in owerri but the car and papers is with my sister.it's ready for inspection and payment. |
This my car is up for sale Location is owerri. Interested buyers should contact me for inspection.
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This my car is up for sale. Location is owerri. It can be bought and butchered into parts. Problem is overheating. Hence I feel its best sold off in parts. 250k
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Uglymugg:You are so right. |
True. Its called 'Udu' in my dialect.I used to drink water from it whenever I visit my grandma in the village then.I wonder if it can be seen in the market these days. |
CreepyBlackpool:Really? Is it all about money or safety of human lives. What a way to reason. ![]() |
I have observed with dismay the habit of some commercial bus drivers leaving their car engine on while refueling it at filling stations. Yesterday, I experienced the same thing.I cautioned the driver to put off the engine but he totally ignored me like I wasn't making sense.when I called the attention of the fuel station attendant, his reply was" you no see the driver don refuse, wetin you wan make I do". And he went ahead to refuel the car with the engine still on. The worst part of it all was the nonchalant attitude other passengers in the bus displayed.none of them reprimanded the driver .they all kept their cool.it was like a normal scenario to them. I was so scared feeling the bus would go up in flames.even if the commercial drivers are insane, how about the fuel station attendants. Are they not given some sort of training prior to employment? Can't a fuel station be sanctioned because of this? Please when next I experience this, how best can i handle it because both the driver, fuel station attendant and other passengers saw it as a "normal thing".but I felt otherwise because I know the imminent danger that can be associated with such practice. |
ifyalways:OK .pls what's the meaning of YWCA |
MrNipplesLover:Amy exact thought @bolded. |
ifyalways:Thanks. Please how is the hostel arrangement? Is it for students or working class And is any of them close to ajah/lekki axis. Finally, do you have idea of the price |
My niece got a job in lekki, searching for a female to accommodate her for 2 months or more within Ajah/lekki axis .she is Willing to pay |
Funnicator:You know its not compulsory for you to comment. |
Gunnax:You should be able to tell serious posts and funny ones |
My niece just got a job in lekki and is in dire need of where to put up.preferably ajah or lekki.won't mind sharing a room with a fellow female.willing to accept short stay of 2 months or more till she gets her own place.she is willing to pay. |
She's willing to pay. Anyone willing to accommodate her from now till next month end? |
OgogoroFreak:. Back off if you have nothing reasonable to say. |
My niece is in dire need of where to put up.preferably ajah or lekki.won't mind sharing a room with a fellow female.willing to accept short stay of 2 months or more till she gets her own place. |
My niece is in dire need of where to put up.preferably ajah or lekki.won't mind sharing a room with a fellow female.willing to accept short stay of 2 months or more till she gets her own place. |
CheeZena:. No dear, on the contrary I am separated from hubby.I had a very bad experience in my marriage.but that does not change the fact that there are good marriages in Nigeria.I have proof from my sisters, brothers and some friends.my bitter experience in marriage cannot change my general view of it. However you are right when you say some women take a lot of bullshit in the name of marriage.it shouldn't be about what the society will say.personally, I cant stay in a marriage that I am emotionally and psychologically abused. |
From my personal experience, I will say yes Marriage still makes sense when its with a compatible and nice person. The emotional & psychological needs coupled with companionship offered in marriage is second to none.there is a deep bond between couples which cannot be experienced outside marriage( my personal opinion).hence my opinion that marriage still makes sense.it all depends on the kind of person the marriage is entered with. But a marriage that makes sense may loose its flavour and head to either separation or divorce when a partner changes completely from what he/ she used to be. There is an adage in my place that says" marriage is like a parcel, you only get to know what's inside when you open it". I have come to believe this adage so much.at times, despite several years of courtship and studying our spouse to be , we may end up seeing a different package either immediately or some years into the marriage. Some people argued on this thread about who benefits more in a marriage.I don't believe any gender benefits more.marriage is a symbiotic relationship. Both genders benefit and compliment each other.The issue of who benefits more springs up when one party is trying to play smart/wise. |
This is an accident waiting to happen and we have FRSC. |
Lack of Maintenance culture is a huge setback in Nigeria's infrastructures.hope this won't be in shambles soon . |
Wilfredpat22:Gush!!! what a cruel and insensitive utterance ![]() |
Realberg:Lol, what a hilarious comment |
Exponental:Yes I have experienced it.the joy of motherhood sure supersedes. |
donbachi:Lol.I can relate. Sleep disturbance is one way fathers get caught in the web |
I can't even say anyone in particular ![]()
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A lot has been said about youth involvement in politics cum political leadership position. How the older generation should give way for the younger generation to take over. Now,this is my opinion about the so called younger generation who supposedly have the solution to every problem in the land. The current set of political leaders are insensitive to the people's plight,some of them are criminals and very callous,but unfortunately the younger generation have the potential to be more... A generation that has legalized frauding,prostitution, etc cannot be trusted with running the affairs of the country. Before my granny died at 94 years old,I used to be very close to her. From stories she shared with me,I can comfortably say that no generation had worshipped money the way we do now. Most girls/ladies wants to date you once you're certified 'rich' by their standards,regardless of what you do for a living and your marital status, some men voluntarily engage in sexual escapades for financial benefits. Some 21st century parents admonish their kids to get married,only when that union guarantees financial security,unfortunately more than 50 years down the line,late Professor Chinua Achebe's phrase is still relevant in our society... Things have really fallen apart! Just a few in my generation believes that a pretty lady can achieve success through hardwork and persistence, without having to spread her legs, and vice versa. as a result, prostitution, internet frauding etc became the order of the day.What world do we even care to leave for our kids A society so broken that they become ruthless to one another?? A society where they can easily prostitute their values?? A society devoid of moral uprightness??Sometimes I think we deserve the kind of leaders we have. They steal from the coffers of the state and when we see them, we make them chairmen and women of our weddings,parties, etc,we reverence them for stealing,diverting public funds,receiving jumbo salaries in a country where the minimum wage is 18k. All because we worship money,regardless of how it is made. A little struggle people change for the worst these days,when u meet them,they will start sounding like.... 'I don't blame internet fraudsters and prostitutes because they have to survive'. But how about looking at the bigger picture that fraudsters get rich at the expense of other people's life savings (which most times can lead to the victim's death or some severe/terminal health challenges) and prostitutes are the main agents of marriage destruction,our generation will rather say, 'they will have to survive and they're the breadwinners of their families too'. The current politicians might be stealing from the economy, but I have every inclination to believe that our generation might sell this country for our love for riches and wealth,and we will wake up one morning, having no country to call our own. A generation that will rather ridicule a man that is making an honest living through waste management and adore a 'yahoo yahoo fraudster' can't be trusted with the mantle of leadership of a third world country that is desperately in need of an unprecedented development. No regard for dignity of labour,education has been relegated as an unserious journey for those that wants to 'carry last',integrity has far been driven away and I'm shocked for what we are fast becoming... I did this post to remind us that a young Nigerian like me,who is yet to achieve up to 80% of his dreams can be steadfast in upholding his values in this pursuit of happiness. I don't care if I'm the only one standing on this, I don't need people's validation. I only care about the positive rethink this post can infuse in all of us. We can do good and succeed. We can work hard honestly and that dream will be achieved. We can stand by our values and posterity will remember us for that. We can choose to drop internet frauding, prostitution,stealing,kidnapping etc, and our kids will have a better country to call their own. Let's wear this face... A face of honest hardwork, dignity in labour etc. A face of a new generation looking out for one another in love. God bless us. Copied. |
Beautiful wedding gown!!! I love it so much Happy married life to the couple. |
Ope4Christ:I have replied your PM |
harday27:Oh!!! Sorry for the mistake. The interview was a ver friendly two women panel. Questions varied with each individual.some of my questions: May we know you, Have you worked with children before, What was your experience working with them, What qualities do you consider necessary in dealing with them, Tell us about a time you showed dedication to duty, Are you willing to travel at times, Are you willing to work late some days and also on weekends , Finally any question(s) for us. There are few other questions I can't remember. Best of luck to you. |


