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@OP we are almost in d same situation but for the past two days av bn considering this Nissan Almera 2000/2001. my main reason is since it is used as taxi, it must b rugged,fuel efficient and parts will b available. all d same do ur findings n post here

guys, wats d process of getting a DL. note am talking as a first timer. thank in anticipation

am considering this Almera 2002 Hback or Almera Tino. my decision is informed by d fact dat 50% of the taxi in d city where I reside (Abeokuta) is Almera. so I beliv it wld b rugged, parts shld b available and resale will b faster. I want some1 to say something abt this decision

9icetoo:
Your budget can get you good manual car. If you add a bit more money, you may be able to get a tokunbo. I advised\suggeted a manual because it is easier to maintain. You can get a golf 4 or 3 or a mazda or nissan almera with that amount. Check the autos section and shine your eyes very well.

what do u think abt Nissan Tino and wats d cost of auto gear of this car?

haba. isn't this funny a quote or u wanted to say 1.450m

enjoy ur car. am just like u who dnt know much abt car if not in 2002 wen my dad taught me driving, started driving for some 8months b4 going to schl and datz it. but now, am planning to get mysef a car

if this thread was showing some naked women it wld av made front page since yesterday

come to think of it, why shld educating children which shld b a social responsibility of govt be tied to dere parent's tax clearance?
secondly, so children without parents are out of education equation of Osun state

a times I want to wonder wat goes on in his(Aregbe's) mind

Osun pupils protest request for tax clearance

Secondary school students in Osogbo, the Osun State capital, on Tuesday staged a protest against the government policy that any student who cannot produce their  parents’ tax clearance should not be allowed in school.

Students of Osogbo High School trooped out in hundreds and trekked from their school, through Ogo Oluwa area to the Governor’s Office singing anti-government songs.

Armed with leaves, the students were joined on the roads to the Governor’s Office by their colleagues in other schools.

The Head Boy of Osogbo High School 1,  Taiwo Oyewole, said the students were protesting because most of  their parents who were government workers had not been paid for months, adding that it was impossible for them (parents) to pay N4,500 for  tax clearance.

He said there was a directive from the state government that any student who could not produce the clearance should not be allowed in school.

The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, Mr. Lawrence Oyeniran, when contacted said the directive was given by a body at the Internal Revenue.

Oyeniran said, ” Internal revenue gave the directive, but it is a collective decision. We will talk to them to douse the tension.”

k. I was just discussing that with my woman n I decided to get a more informed opinion from d gurus. tnks bro

u forgot to add d amount n location

plz d gurus in d house, is it reasonable to buy into mutual funds in this period of economic recession? especially going by d condition of our market

@OP hw are u doing wit ur ride? hope u are enjoying it. I also believe u are now a PRO in driving

av said it in d other thread. WHAT WE NEED IN NIGERIA IS FUNCTIONAL EDUCATION not this colonial education that we av now

my broda d problem is dat d structure of our education is bad.imagine parents telling you to go to school and make good grades in order to get a good job...dat is colonial education mentality.
education should prepare for life n solving problems but here we end up cramming witout d ability to solving problems.
wat we need in Nigeria is a functional education

u mean 500 can't get it? wats d location? lastly, wats d fault or better stil, why are u selling

1.6 for this? check again

1.1 for a Nigerian used car? are u for real? kai! make una dey a little realistic

tnx u are doing gr8 jobs

wen u told me last week that u were working things out, I was thinking it wld be in a yr's time.wen u told me last week that u were working things out, I was thinking it wld be in a yr's time.wen u told me last week that u were working things out, I was thinking it wld be in a yr's time.

is the form online or I will pick up a hard copy from any first bank branch?

fellow Nairalanders, I av some money to invest in mutual fund, n av chosen fbn though just for d name. I want to know what my next action shld b. do I go to any first bank? do I need to av an account wit 1st bank? plz I need small information from d gurus

1stdammy:
Can one register @ any center irrespective of one's local govt of origin

it has nothing to do with ur local govt or state of Origin. register anywhere

adenine02:
U can pls help him out

this guy never hear say govt is a continuum? nimc isn't even GEJs project. d act establishing nimc was promulgated 2007. educate ursef

it's an insurance firm and it all about marketing. if u dnt av a job u can try it out but b ready for marketing

c how dat man dey look dem like...mu... mu

I passed through that hell but thank God dat am out of dat shit for good. u can imagine d proprietor who lectures in a university, after closing from her own work will hold meeting with teachers till 6pm n u av to b in d schl by 7.15 next day
anyway, it cld b a launching pad. but d days spent in private school are wasted

[quote author=afelouz post=37280867][/quote]I think u will need a PGD b4 u can proceed. but all d same u can walk into any NOUN study centers n get informed information.

when will you get estate like this in imo n Abia?

I think m.Sc info Sc is academic.d professional shld b MIT. n MSc can proceed for PhD in any institution