Op, have you seen the design prototype? Something of that magnitude must have undergone professional scrutiny before approval. Especially in Lagos State.



PS, I stand to be corrected tho

Na THESE GUYS WAN COME UYO? ABEG WE NO WANT MAKE UNA COME PLAY NONSENSE FOR THAT NEW STADIUM O.

iBossService:
What are you trying to insinuate oga?? Im not even done posting, please if you are not buying, Kindly do not post rubbish here. Habaa! Sometimes you nairalanders can be annoying.

Insinuate ke?
Na w for you o. So you get time reply me with plenty magana, but you couldnt type "more pics coming..."

No vex o, happy selling.




PS: its a nice car.

coolsegun2002:
I went there looking for a good registered eod...but b4 I found one I had clicked up to page 14....page 1 to 13 were all fraudulent post...just imagine this crap.... http://garki-ii./toyota-sururu-iid-724109454

The car's VIN is V6...

A car this fine and no interior pics or engine

omar22:
I dont know why the NFA took an international game to a stadium thats in the middle of nowhere?

and 30k capacity, is that the best Nigeria could come up with?

Akwa Ibom or Uyo is not a football crazy city and its not central for all the fans to get to..

Nigeria needs a stadium that will create a hostile atmosphere for the opposition, not one that will make our opponent feel like they are playing at home.

See me see wahala o! You wash ball rich kalabar man?

When we dey do "source" here some people dey vex...you see nau

aboyaji:
only if you know what that laptop and car symbolizes respectively. The girl with car has been settled. The car will not generete income to her. But the intelligent girl with laptop will see this opportunity as a key to read, browse , write down ideas that will fetch her millions if she works harder

The girl with the car networks faster and makes more money whilst the lappy babe dey browse

Nice car, but why is the front license plate number looking out of place?
Abeg VIN number and price?

teewhysafe:
Lillian: I live in lekki so I know my level. shez jst spewing jargons

Can we just see how loud some Nigerians can be?

Crazy wheels...wow

When you are serious to sell, you will do the needful

rattlesnake:
Vanity upon vanity

Na because u no get money buy?

As for me, the car fine for eye but me no fit buy am o. 29m na one small estate be dat o

corperscorner:
It actually keeps me wondering why our President treasures his Fedora hat so much that he wears it to bed at night.

My little nephew would say "maybe he has horns"

But I feel this obsession is far stretched as he even wears the hat on suits.

Can anybody help clarify this weird obsession. Or are you also looking forward to this genuinely bizarre fashion style someday?

GO GET A LIFE!
Your obsession with this man is sickening

sweetylicious: Not every guy is unromantic as you

He edited the post. He originally referred to a male...

I nominate berem

mesoade: In my own local govt. My state governor is changing the LGA chairman like the diapers of a new born baby . . In the 5 years he's used,5 LGA chairman has served in my LGA(ILAJE LGA,ONDO STATE).And d LGA chairman knwing dey have limited time in the office will only source for ways to extort money or be fraudulent,so i don't have time cramming the name of them

Why should a sitting governor change LGA chairmen? Is this post now an appointment or is it constitutionally described as an elective position?

And some funny people will describe Mimiko as the "embodiment of democracy"

Bloody hypocrites

Roland17:
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I am more patriotic than the average nigerian citizen ( that includes ur humble self), it's politicians, it's epileptic leaders, I don't necessarily have to list the sacrifices I have made for being a Nigerian, worse off being a Nigerian living in Diaspora, so don't give me that silly crap about patriotism on the peripheral level, a stupid term used by our corrupt politicians to perpetuate poverty because the average Nigerian at best is oblivious of his rights..

The bolded comment just made my heart cringe in anger, despair and disappointment especially if you are still considered a youth, if at 54 and the numerous resources available at our disposal, we have only succeeded in eating the crumbs from the table of the few affluent and the gulf between the rich and the poor has continously increased then we are a cursed nation..

Stop limiting yourself, Nigerians deserve better..way better..

I am sorry if I came out too strong in my reply.
My anger with the "we deserve better" phrase stems from the fact that simple shows of patriotism we had in the early 80's are no more. I feel saddened too at the way things are going in the country, but unlike most people, I won't lay the blame on our politicians alone.
Nigerians care less about Nigeria. Take a close look today, how many will fly the green-white-green? Can you compare that with the march past we had in the 80's? How every pupil practically dreamed of October 1st?

Scrap the scheme, or reduce the age for service to 23yrs. If the NYSC wants to take 4000 from Corp members, it's not rocket science. Like someone said, alawee dey.

Do nothing! Spirits don't eat cakes and take pictures

Roland17: ITS NOT ABOUT HOW FAR OR HOW OLD BUT HOW WELL AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF THE AVERAGE NIGERIAN AFTER 54 LONG YEARS....NIGERIANS ABSOLUTELY DESERVE BETTER..

How patriotic are you?
When was the last time you felt nostalgia when the National anthem played, or felt really angry when you see tattered flags everywhere in the Nation?

Stop this "We deserve better" thing. We deserve even less, because we care less

fatdon2: I like to start with a nice dinner in a
good restaurant with good
ambiance . During the meal I like to
have a nice bottle of wine and good
conversation . After dinner a long
walk and I like to hold hands . If the date goes well , I like to invite my date
back to my place and I always put a
bottle of wine in to chill before I
leave so it will be ready when I get
home . We have some good wine and
good conversation relax a few kisses and some cuddling . I also like good
background music , I always ask my
date to pick the music . Then I will
take him home or he may wish to stay .
I leave that up to him and no
pressure . If the date was good then we are on our way to a second date

Hmm, and you are a "he"...

Ipledge: You have egusi, efo, gbegiri...so ur husband no go see one out of other soup wey no draw...yeye dey smell...


And na one mod go bring this thing come first page ooo

She asked a valid question.
I don't like draw soup too

zemaye: A device that will stop me from shedding tears when cutting onions

Easy. Just chew gum

greatgod2012:


Oh! God bless you! You just nailed it. Saying thank you makes the heart of the giver to melt, and will always want to do more, even when it seems uncomfortable.

When you show appreciation to anyone, you are directly opening up more avenues for more favor.
Saying "thank you" and meaning it is the greatest key to open doors. Even our God enjoys our thanksgiving.

Every child around me MUST learn to show appreciation for even the smallest favor...I can't be with them forever, how then will they survive the world without favor from God and Man?

limamintruth:

Do you know that majority of the almajiris you see around are not even nigerians? Only very few are.
This to me, is a plus because nigerian parents have gradually understood that the almajiri system has more negatives than positives; thus, very few still indulge in it.
Majority of the almajiri children in my town are from chad; they speak an alien dialect that isnt fulatanci or hausa or even arabic.
Pls the north isnt as bad as it used to be educationally. And we now have so many states here that can compete with any state in nig. educatnally.

Tell that to someone who hasn't lived for over 30 years in the north.

The one thing that baffles me is the Almajiri concept.


The young boy is drafted to a malam for tutelage, upon completion of studies, he is leased to a suya seller, cobbler, sugarcane hawker, etc where he learns the rudiments of that trade. Thus ends his destiny, he starts his own business, gets married and soon gets younger almajiri from the malams for business trade...

Meanwhile, these malams have their daughters and sons schooling abroad or at least in western education and Islamic education as well. Where do we find these crop of youths, in banks, telecoms, hospitals, military etc



Make I hear anybody wey go blame other regions for the northern woes.

MadCow1:


Doesnt answer his question..



What type of Man picks up a Gun and shoots through a closed door inside his house when he has no idea where his wife or girlfriend (the only other person in the house with him) is at...


This makes NO SENSE to me at all..

My exact sentiments

ZUBY77: As usual, every Nairalander knows what is best for the case even more than the judge.

Where are our lawyers when needed. All this grammar this Judge Thokozile Masipa is saying no make sense o.
Is HE QUILTY OR NOT?

Seun: Tigers are stronger. They will try to avoid a fight but if forced to fight, an average tiger will destroy an average lion one-on-one.

I tried imagining the scenario....
I still cant

sunnyshayne: I'm ready to go to jail for it

We are ready to go to jail for it...

This