₦airaland Forum

sorry.

Thank God u are recovering.

But, MMM dey pause mode, why was the OP making deposits at all the banks, was he still PHing as at 21st December?

madridguy:
Where is the senate President, Pasuma and others.

Good observation, and Dankote too.

I was here to see their names.

#disaopointed

Don Duke is the Area Fada.

b4 nko?

Mopolchi:
Heart of Man is Wicked, especially that of an Afonja . And na ritual things go dey their mind.

LastSurvivor11:
Afonja and bad news are like....
Can someone borrow me that Zuma picture ejooh..

korel9:
Afonjas , I throway salute

These are the same peoplw who call Saraki a Fulani.

Nairaland mods should learn to mind their business.


Which one be without her husband again?

Na so dem go dey post any negative and false news about MMM for FP.


Shame go cash dem come dis January.

MMM.

Just nail it.

Hope he didn't end up in their pot of soup. They Sabi chop anything.

Please click 'like'.

yarimo:
president, federal republic of in your dreams.

God spare our lives. You will see GEJ back and better for good of Nigerians.

yarimo:
GEJ for member Bayelsa state house of assembly 2019 abi?

Not at all Sir.


President, Federal Republic of Nigeria.

yarimo:
GEJ for member Bayelsa state house of assembly 2019 abi?

Not at all Sir.

President, Federal Republic of Nigeria.

yarimo:
Mtcheeew GEJ claiming elder Statesman and celebrity up and down since 1504BC, Smh the house no fine self.

Bad belle.

If the house fine pass this, una go still complain.
U might be shocked - come 2019.

Rotji:
I do the 12 o'clock when driving within the area

9 & 3 o'clock when doing some serious driving

But hey I've found myself driving at 6 o'clock with either my right or left hand

So OP what you gat to say about....

6 o'clock

The bolded is good -at least.

DonX001:
@Xreal, nice thread. Learnt something.

Thank you.

olusola200:
Pls respect human being we are the image of God

.only if the man is innocent.

Dem for just shoot am for head.

Adonbilivit

They were all in civilian clothes, although their black polo tops had SARS printed on it.

This is confusing.

This is also no NEWS, SARS are armed thieves.

I had encounter with some of them who thought they could harass innocent citizens in a bar in which I was sited.
After lots of drama, we got talking, I observed their recruitment process was dubious itself, and two of them were 'drop-outs' of NMS.
They were 'high' on hard drugs.

So sad.

riczy:
Wen will doz paired by MMM start tieing d knot

very soon, they are still courting.

Omotall:
noted

u no serious at allll.

Congrats.


the artist who painted the lady's face is so talented.

I can bet with anything.... The official language at the meeting is Hausa.

My people are the most Proud of our language.



I know my above sentence might be wrongly constructed, but communication is done.

If it were my native language, I woulda contructed it best, I borrowed turanchi .

Danfuster:
This is so going to be interesting. Ok...

CITY:
OP: I know it's bad but nothing will ever deprive me of rocking my 12 or 1 o'clock with my left hand where my time piece is strapped and my right elbow resting on the extended center console with fingers caressing my beards and lips.

I can imagine the swag.

veekid:

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Ajimobi sef

wetin cosern Ajimobi wit dis mata?



Nna, how mush be dat bag of rice?

..

Who does the 4/10 O'clock ?




The 10/2 O' clock is still ok, not recommended though.

Let's not make this a 'too-serious' thread, but let's learn and share.


Do you know...
The best and most recommended way to hold the steering wheel for general driving is with your hands placed at the 9 and 3 position (in other words, where 9 and 3 would appear if your steering wheel was a clock face). It allows you to turn the wheel most effectively and is the safest position if the airbag were to deploy. Many modern steering wheels even have thumb and finger grips to encourage you to hold the wheel in this position.

Holding the wheel at the 10 and 2 position used to be routinely recommended, but that was before the advent of airbags. Holding the wheel in this position could be deadly in the event of a crash, and hugely increases the possibility of injury caused by the deployment of the airbag.

Ensure you are sitting comfortably behind the steering wheel. If you extend your arm without lifting your shoulder from the cushion, your wrist should rest on the top of the wheel. You should not be sitting closer than 25cm (10 inches if you prefer) from the steering wheel hub.

Once seated comfortably, adjust the headrest and mirrors (inside and out) to suit your height. Adjust the steering wheel (some are adjustable up and down and in and out, others just up and down) using the lever or handle underneath the steering wheel – it may take a few moments to locate. You should be able to clearly see both side mirrors, rotate your head to check out any blind spots and have an unobstructed view through the windshield. Your external mirrors should show you what’s in the other lanes, not the side of your own car.

As you steer your vehicle, your hands should remain on the wheel at all times (unless you are driving a manual, in which case you’ll need to remove your right hand to change gears, but return your right hand to the wheel as soon as the gear change has been completed). The push-and-pull method allows you to safely rotate the steering wheel with both hands in contact. For example, for a right turn, you push the steering wheel in a clockwise motion with your left hand while simultaneously pulling the wheel in a clockwise direction with your right hand.

SOME BAD HABITS TO AVOID:

1. The steering wheel is not an armrest. Don’t drape your hand or forearm over the top of the wheel. Apart from reducing your control, it contorts your body into an unnatural position, further reducing your ability to react.

2. Don’t hold the wheel in any position other than 9 and 3. Holding the wheel with one of both hands in the upper quadrant severely reduces your ability to control your vehicle.

3. Don’t grab the wheel from behind (with the back of your hand facing forward and your fingers pointing back at you). Some drivers use this grip when making a turn. If the airbag were to deploy (which they do at 300km/h), the consequences could be very serious and in a collision your arm could be stuck and badly injured.

4. Don’t use the heel of your palm to turn the wheel. Such a technique offers minimal steering wheel control, and if the front wheels were to hit an obstacle, you have no ability to stop the steering wheel spinning out of your control. The same applies to driving with one hand, your fingertips or, even worse, with your knees.

5. If you are driving a manual vehicle, don’t rest your right hand on the gearlever. Once you have made the change, return your right hand to the steering wheel as quickly as possible.

6. Don’t let your passengers rest their feet on the dashboard. Apart from having to clean the dashboard later, if the airbag deploys, they could suffer serious injuries.

Now let's play and share...
Having read the above, we - as human, 'disobeys' the 'rules' unconsciously sometimes.
Several times, I have 'caught' myself doing the 7' O clock style.

Those school days, whenever we are opportune to drive into school or gatherings where school mates were... we do the 12,1 or 2 'O clock style with the left hand


At what 'time/clock' do u drive in your subconscious mind.
Share yours.

It's Christmas season again.
Christmas don't kill, wrong attitudes does.
Don't drink and drive; don't drive and drink.
Have a good sleep before getting on that steering.

I wish all Auto freaks (enthusiasts) a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New year.

drinkgarri:
Whoever is using this car now is living in the past.

On the contrary, NO.

Is Dino Melaiye living in the past?

Though I don't know him....
Long Live the king and Kingdom of Bonny Island..... My first grey parrot as a kid was gotten from his island.