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Cryomancer:
It's good that you've done you're research first before venturing into it, at least that would help you to know what to expect.

Anyway, in this present Nigeria where there is no standard regulation, I wouldn't risk buying any modern turbo car. I'll rather go for the non turbo option of it if there is any.

My Boss in the office who is a big Honda fan got the 2020 Accord. He sold it off after the turbo failed twice, and bought the 2017 Accord Touring version and since then he has found peace of mind. Mind you, he said he can't buy a car and park at home to be driven for special occasions only, so the 2020 Accord was his daily drive which I suspect is the reason for the failing turbo.

Anyway I wish you the very best Sir.

Thanks for responding. Any idea if his trim was the 1.5T or 2.0? I hear most of the turbo issues are with the 1.5T trim

Hi Everyone, really nice thread. Thanks to everyone sharing their knowledge with the community.

I currently own a 2015 Honda Accord, my experience so for has been really good. I've had it for 2 years and have not had to do much beyond routine servicing.

I am looking to get a 2021 Honda Accord 2.0T. I've read a lot of not so great things - mostly online about the turbo charged engine and I'd like to hear from people here who have first hand experience with the 2.0T turbo engine.

Most of the issues I gather are with the 1.5L engine, which explains why I am going for the 2.0T. What should I look out for? Thanks in advance.

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brownlord2:
Wonderful post xtrafly, I share the same sentiment.

Buhari may not have any corrupt cases against him, but can't say same for other high ranking members of apc, a party with atiku, seraki, tinubu does not have any moral right to talk about corruption, I do not understand how buhari intend to fight corruption having people like tinubu ( corruption personified )in his fold, this is somewhat confusing.

Also, you have power hungry politicians from PDP, who left the party because Jonathan refuse to give up his second term ambition to give room for them. Hence defecting to a new party, how can a politician spend almost 6-7 years in a party before realizing the party is corrupt, I dare apc members to give valid reasons people like atiku, ammaechi, kwakwaso left PDP, will they have left if Jonathan was not seeking reelection? The change we need is not here, 2015 will be an interesting and one of the most confusing political year for Nigeria as we choose between two devils, however I pray apc remain strong irrespective of the outcome of the election.

Nice response also Sandra, but I'm with the op

I couldn't have said it any better... THE CHANGE WE NEED IS NOT HERE!

sandraokosun:
who will be a failure thats what you percieve him to be because of pdp propaganda. But failed already is the present govt. And when gej who has failed already comes again it would be even worse becos he would nt be contesting again and he can show nigeria his real satanic self with impunity. But buhari would be driven by the idea of trying to prove to everybody they had wrong view of him as bad. And apc beign a new party in power would not want to go back to opposition. If you are faced with the devil and a blue deep sea. Choose the sea cos u might swim out or be rescued not to run to the devil wish is tested and the failed one here. Tell other apoliticals about this.

Nice point, buy why Buhari? Is he the only qualified person? I am for giving someone new a chance.

doroboss:
Wow, I love your post, makes a lot of sense. But if every one follows your approach by not voting, it means the incumbent will return. Nice post again. Ishilove come and do justice to this unbiased school of thought.

Well said, frying pan to fire and back to frying pan. I think the only glimmer of hope we have is for APC to field a candidate with a track record of success, but going by what we know of Nigerian politics, this will not happen. I will be greatly and pleasantly surprised if I am proven wrong though.

chamboy:
u just being ignorant n if u dnt vote u would b ruled by idiots... I dnt blame u, d failure of the Present government has not affected ur life really bad

I agree with you somewhat, it is akin to being between the devil and the deep sea. A lose - lose situation.

Mogidi:
@xtrafly
I agree with some of your sentiments but not voting shouldn't be an option except you want to wake up in a caliphate ruled by Buhari, you made good points nonetheless.

So what do you suggest? To vote for someone who I am quite sure (judging from past records) will be a failure, or someone who has failed already?

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This is my first post in the politics section, I usually just view threads and comments without getting involved. I have strived albeit with great disappointment to remain apolitical so far, but like they say, evil thrives when good men do nothing.

The general elections are around the corner, and whenever I click on the politics section, what I see saddens me. I am of the belief that education is the solution to the problem of Nigeria, but reading the posts and comments of the so called educated and enlightened ones, I weep for the future of Nigeria. The votes of the majority of the educated are up for auction.

I personally will not vote in the upcoming elections. Reason is that I will not risk my safety to vote for people I do not believe in. My mum, dad and siblings still need me. As far as I am concerned, all the contesting candidates are failures. Why should I vote for GEJ? He has been president so far for almost 5 years, what has he achieved? The north east is a no-go area. What gives his staunch followers the impression that if he wins a second tenure in office, it would be any different? 4 years and 7 months into his tenure and the nation is still dependent on crude oil as its major source of foreign exchange, Nigeria is still the only OPEC member that does not refine oil locally, the army is still ill equipped to fight insurgency (as they want us to believe), the standard of education is still at a near zero level, power generation is still a joke, elections are still not free and fair, the same leaders who debased the country are still in various positions of government.

On the side of the APC, all their aspiring flag bearers have nothing to offer Nigeria. Atiku was a prominent member of a new democracy that had a clear chance to put Nigeria on the right path, at a crucial point when the populace yearned for a breath of fresh air and looked forward to the future with great hope and enthusiasm, but what did he do? He and his cronies saw it as a second chance to fill their pockets. In a sane clime, Atiku and OBJ would be in jail. but this is Nigeria, where you plunder the resources of the nation, and use same as a power tool to get whatever you want.

In my opinion, Buhari’s continuous and comical fight for the seat of the president is now borne more out of his unwillingness to accept defeat than having any good thing to offer the nation. He ruled when Nigeria was a young nation, in a military government where his word was an order and law, he had a chance to reshape and build a nation that was still trying to heal the wounds of the civil war. What did he have to show for that? Absolutely nothing. Oh I get, in the period following his retirement, he has had time to reflect on what he should have done and is determined to make a difference now. And if he does not win as expected, he threatens to destabilize the nation. Absolute nonsense. I will restrict the APC contestants to these two as we all know it is between them.

The greatest sadness and proof of a dysfunctional nearest future is the crowd of supposedly enlightened people who are supposed to be the hope of a great future clamoring behind these nonachievers in the hope that a few crumbs will fall off their table if they win. Is this what we have become? A society where your vote is up for auction to the highest bidder, a society where progress, achievement and qualification is slaughtered on the altar of tribalism. In the words of Mr. Herbert Risch “Africa, yeah yeah the dark continent”.

I hate to read really long posts and I do not intend for this to be an essay, but until intellectuals who have achieved things in places we can all see and feel come up to contest for elections, until the masses - especially the youth who are the leaders of tomorrow decide that enough is enough, until losers take their losses in good faith and join hands to build a great country, until all these and more happen, I do not see us making much progress.

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