₦airaland Forum

Princeton92:
HONDA ACCORD/HONDA CIVIC/HONDA CITY/TOYOTA ECHO/TOYOTA YARIS

Abeg, which civic?

Greystone:
I quite agree.
I'm using one at the moment.
Good fuel economy, inexpensive repairs

Twice I have considered 206 and 307 but everybody dey scream "electrical problem" but you are here saying you enjoy yours - electrical no reach your side?

Hello do you have any 1 bedroom around Totoro, Oke Sokori, Ita-Iyalode to Quary, Oriyonrin and environs?

Is this still available?
1.8m

Good afternoon house...

Please, can anyone suggest the best Equity Fund for me?

Zankut:
If you think Stanbic has poor customer service, then you should try Fbnquest. I'm beginning to think it's a management policy for those ones not to give a damn

I ran away from fbn in 2018 and I'm not going back even if they tell me they have changed

wkkwl:
What was your experience with both can you share for new comers and also how long have you had it.

Stanbic is so full of themselves!
Customer service is very poor and complaints are hardly attended to
United Capital hasn't been too bad but I think thier rates aren't the best

Which platform is best for mmf now.
I already have experience with stanbic and United capital.
I'm looking for the best rate

Burdenbearer:
I'm sorry for abandoning the thread. I have learnt it. My instructor wan use me cash out but i got to use my head. Driving is not as difficult as i thought but the major challenge in it is the fear. Driving is about using your initiative and believing in yourself.

Tell me how he wanted to rip you off

Carcourt:
Buy the Kia rio if you do not care about resale value.

What's the cost of running Rio 2009 compared with the regular ar Japanese- Honda Civic and Corolla
Family don dey grow and need mobility

CheapLaptopDeal:
Mile 2, lagos
Comes complete with charger.
The battery can last 8 - 10 hours.

The Touchscreen model (300e and 500e) are also in stock

I want to make enquiry about the 500e.
Is it available?
If yes, what's the price?

Psoul:
Most of the comments I see here are so discouraging.

We are in tech generation and denying a child early knowledge of these tech will be a kind of set back for them.

All we need to do is work on ourselves who are parents. Most of us have failed in good parenting and now we want to push it to our children.

If you can parent your children relatively well, most of our fears will be reduced.

We see children from advanced countries developing Apps and other lovely computerized gadgets at age 5 and above. If these devices were taken away from them, how will the do that?

Parenting is the problem and not the children. Do you, as a parent, have what it takes to direct the minds of your children to the right thing to a point that, even if you're not there, they'll be scared to do what they know you wouldn't like to see them do?

For me, I allowed them have access to phone and I'm very strict on what and limit I want them to use them. They don't go to school with it.
They have Desktop computers at home where they use in most of their activities like homeworks and other school activities.
I exposed them earlier to the gadgets. I started teaching them programming very early in life.
The two youngest are 11(JSS1) and 13 years old (JSS3). I love their progress in tech.

The 11yo wake up one day to tell me she want to study Coding and Robotics in the university. I was marveled cos I never discussed such with her before. When they talk, you'll hear them talking more of techs and the way the solve issues are very great.

Let your children have access to phone as soon as they can understand it's usage.
Regulate their usage of the gadget.
Teach them good morals and also be a good example for them.
Let them be your good friends as well so that they can easily, without fear, tell you whatever that happens around them and in them.

The world is moving so fast. Do not drag your children backward cos of your failure to instill firm morals in them.

There are laptops in my house.
The kids can use them.
We also have spare phones which they can use when need arises but no child of mine will own a phone before the age of 15.

Phones and gadgets generally are distractions evne to many adults. Many people's live may have been better if not for access to gadget and social media

uzochi2:
me i cant do without my radio 99.3fm wabozia, people fm abuja, guy radio sweet

99.3 Nigeria Info (especially Femi and the gang

I'm beginning to consider this Kia Rio 2007-2010. I'm convinced it's fuel efficient but I have not got enough information about it's reliability and cost of replacement parts.
Can you talk about those?

Are there Nigerian Universities offering the course?

[quote author=Locotrader post=135400787]Na you wan use them nah.
Two things make me stop using investment one trading platform.
1.Brokerage fees of 1.35%
2.Limit placed on my trading capacity.

Na that limit placed on my account pain me pass.
Either I trade 5 million units or a value of N20m per trade.

Abeg, which broker charges 0.5?
I go join you port

Babatundehy:
Don't do it, you don't intend to use the car to make money (Uber etc), you intend to buy just to move around, things will always need fixing, parts get bad (normal wear and tear), they cost money to fix, engine oils and trans oils aren't so cheap, fuel also isn't, and you'll fall into serious depression and frustration should you be unlucky to even buy a car with engine/trans issues which will need expensive repair.
Currently, you need a loan to buy, have it in mind that a car is like a child, one with a huge appetite and can't warn you before it falls sick and needs surgery, thus you must have money at all times to take care of this, all of this combined with your daily expense (food and or yearly rent), family upkeep if you have one, and then servicing the loan, will be too much for you, you might end up parking the car and not using it, or driving it and not eating well like you used to.

What do you suggest he does instead?

SonofElElyonRet:
Maybe in your pocket for the time being until things stabilise...🤷

Or just a money market fund.
So he doesn't spend it

Melagros:
COMRADES are speechless, thank God that I am a catholic, my second choice Churches are: Anglican
Baptist
Cocin
Ecwa
Lutheran
CCRCC
CAC
EYN
QuaIboe
...anything those pentecostalism, count me out, because they are too materialistic

CAC is pentecostal nah. Infact it's the oldest indegenous pentecostal church

austinceasar:
Happy new year, Yak.

I just sold one Honda Civic 08 yesterday for a client in Lagos for 4M with serious lobbying.....all the other options available are 3.6m+. So right now, it's impossible to find something GOOD with that budget.

Honda Civic 04 maybe, but I don't have any personally.

Ok Bro...
Will keep in touch

Good morning Austin...

Honda civic 2004-2005 for 2m
Honda civic 2007 & above for less than 3m.
Must be physically appealing before mechanic checks the other things

Which of the above is possible?

Manual Transmission
Poor paint job
3m+


Kai, make we dey fear God sha

Na Bazzar sales?

Why price dey go up?

I price 7m

MrDoGood:
Have you driven a yaris before?

It's basically keke type of consumption

No wonder the thing come cost pass anything recently!

nurey:
Civic is better because
1. If the city nah CVT the owner could have abused the transmission
2. If the city is the idsi engine with 8plugs, the mechanics may mess it up and when it's time to change plugs, life go Taya you original plugs nah like 30 to 50k multiply by 8

Thanks for simplifying it

Urgently need a small car. Have seen 2 cars close the the set budget - 04/05 Honda civic and 2007 Honda city.
Please, which of the 2 is more forgiving, easy and cheap to maintain and generally a better car?

You didn't include the price

Kewtt:
You want him to steal?

Me sef need something cheap and I have come across cars within that year for my small budget but I'm always afraid of the age

Kewtt:
6th gen Honda Civic.

You sure this isn't too old?
This is year 2000 and below

Eljay9233:
Well, mentenance is on the fair side, the parts aren’t too expensive as people often preempt, but one thing is sure, that their spare parts are often genuine and durable. But you’ll have to take care of toy engine very well cos another replacement is on the high (btw 800-900k). But the good news is the engine is workable if you have a good mechanic

Thanks man!
Have been on the look out for the 2006-2010 or 2004/05 Civic for daily commute

Eljay9233:
Well I don’t really know about corollas but even in this present dispensation @1100/ltr my Kia-rio 2013model covers minimum of 80km+ with 5k fuel. I live in kubwa and work in area 1, to and from my office covers over about 70km. Before now, @660 I was sure of at least going to work twice on 5k. Despite the fact that my engine have being ringed before. That car is indeed a savior in this economy.

Aside petrol, what about the general cost of maintenance, cost of parts and technician?

BullBearMkt:
No idea bro!

No wahala. We go wait am out.