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Dear nairalanders, i am currently trying to relocate for a job i just got around VI but still discussing salary with the HR, but need to have a rough estimate of the monthly running cost so as to bargain properly. Urgent replies requested. Thanks in anticipation

the house is a 3-bedroom bungalow

interested buyers should please contact via email provided above

@sunnyjz ,   dts why I indicated my email address for any further details, so if interested you can contact via email for further discussion

still available

A tastefully finished three (4) bedroom bungalow is available for outright sale in Ibadan Oyo state. The house is located in a serene environment.
Location: Owode Housing Estate, along the road that connects Ibadan to Abeokuta.

For further enquiries you can send a mail to zenith2k9@yahoo.com.

Highest bidder takes it all. Its a deal you will love to make

Online links plsss,

1) http://www.youtube.com/channelsweb
2) http://www.ustream.tv/channel/ribadu-adeola-2011

Startling revelations into how former military dictator, Gen. Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, IBB , rented a huge crowd during his 2011 presidential ambition declaration on Wednesday at the Eagles Square in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, have emerged.

P.M.NEWS checks have revealed that the desperate general, who annulled the freest election in the country in 1993, rented at least 50 support groups and NGOs in the bid to hoodwink unsuspecting Nigerians into believing that he has remained popular. However, the secret was blown open when the rented crowd protested yesterday in front of Niger State Government House in Minna over non payment of allowances promised them by the State Government and politicians who contracted them for the rally.

“Forty-five 18-seater buses were hired to convey us to Abuja with a promise that each one of us will be paid N5, 000. We fulfilled our own side. We went to Abuja, shouted and danced for IBB. The whole world saw us but instead of Niger State government fulfilling their own part, they all ran away living us with nothing,” Musa M. Rabo told journalists during the protest.

Musa Ubale and Tijjani Umaru, leaders of other groups disclosed that they are not supporting IBB but travelled to Abuja because of money. He said: “We are not lovers of IBB but we were promised N5, 000 each.” They alleged that food and allowances promised them were not given to them when they got to Abuja.

“We left for Abuja as early as 7 a.m. on Wednesday from Minna and came back at about 1 a.m. Thursday without breakfast, lunch or dinner. We were told that money was released by the state government (Niger) but some few people want to hijack it,” a protester said. When contacted, one of the leaders who hired the thugs confirmed that some of the groups are yet to be paid as agreed with the group. “Now I am in Abuja. Please, don’t mention my name please,” he pleaded.

Chairman IBB Vision 2011, Alhaji Ubale Marafa Kagara, said that they paid all the members what was promised. “Those you see protesting are not our members. We paid our people their money as promised. You know, there are other groups from government side, some from PDP and others from NGOs like us,” Kagara said.P.M.NEWS learnt that Niger State government through the office of the Secretary to the State government released money for mobilisation of youths and NGOs for the IBB support rally in Abuja.

“That is why you see them in government house not IBB campaign office. Governor Ma’azu Babangida has released money for the job,” says a government official who did not want his name mentioned. Special Assistant on Mobilization to Niger State government, Alhaji Yahuza Abdullahi, who has been accused of withholding the money, was seen pleading with the protesters. He left after he sighted journalists.

By Musa Aliyu
Culled from PM News.

Startling revelations into how former military dictator, Gen. Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, IBB , rented a huge crowd during his 2011 presidential ambition declaration on Wednesday at the Eagles Square in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, have emerged.


P.M.NEWS checks have revealed that the desperate general, who annulled the freest election in the country in 1993, rented at least 50 support groups and NGOs in the bid to hoodwink unsuspecting Nigerians into believing that he has remained popular. However, the secret was blown open when the rented crowd protested yesterday in front of Niger State Government House in Minna over non payment of allowances promised them by the State Government and politicians who contracted them for the rally.

“Forty-five 18-seater buses were hired to convey us to Abuja with a promise that each one of us will be paid N5, 000. We fulfilled our own side. We went to Abuja, shouted and danced for IBB. The whole world saw us but instead of Niger State government fulfilling their own part, they all ran away living us with nothing,” Musa M. Rabo told journalists during the protest.

Musa Ubale and Tijjani Umaru, leaders of other groups disclosed that they are not supporting IBB but travelled to Abuja because of money. He said: “We are not lovers of IBB but we were promised N5, 000 each.” They alleged that food and allowances promised them were not given to them when they got to Abuja.

“We left for Abuja as early as 7 a.m. on Wednesday from Minna and came back at about 1 a.m. Thursday without breakfast, lunch or dinner. We were told that money was released by the state government (Niger) but some few people want to hijack it,” a protester said. When contacted, one of the leaders who hired the thugs confirmed that some of the groups are yet to be paid as agreed with the group. “Now I am in Abuja. Please, don’t mention my name please,” he pleaded.

Chairman IBB Vision 2011, Alhaji Ubale Marafa Kagara, said that they paid all the members what was promised. “Those you see protesting are not our members. We paid our people their money as promised. You know, there are other groups from government side, some from PDP and others from NGOs like us,” Kagara said.P.M.NEWS learnt that Niger State government through the office of the Secretary to the State government released money for mobilisation of youths and NGOs for the IBB support rally in Abuja.

“That is why you see them in government house not IBB campaign office. Governor Ma’azu Babangida has released money for the job,” says a government official who did not want his name mentioned. Special Assistant on Mobilization to Niger State government, Alhaji Yahuza Abdullahi, who has been accused of withholding the money, was seen pleading with the protesters. He left after he sighted journalists.

By Musa Aliyu
Culled from PM News.

@seanet02, could you pls enlighten me as per the operation of google adsense cos am very much interested in it, av actually bin looking for someone to show me aw it works, tanx

oga, wats ur price?

any possibilities of dollar falling anytime soon, cos its bin hovering around this price too long, need it to come down soonest

wat is ur price?

whats the mileage of this car? post the picture showin the mileage as well

still need more advice from you nairalanders

please i need more contributions o o o o, need to make my decisions, plsssss help nairalanders

@femmy2010, so do you advice i go for the new hyundai Elantra instead of the 2001/2002 toyota camry?

@Exponental, well let me say that I travel like 4 to 6 times within a month and sometimes its thru rough roads o, any further advice please, i strongly need help in making my decisions

@Fhemmmy, what do you mean by " not buying the lemon sold by some nigerian dealers" and the "peace of mind for a while" in your comment, pls try to be more specific cos this will really help me to take my final decisions and i seriously don't want to regret my decision and also not to waste cash o,

Dear Nairalanders, i seriously need your advice on whether to go for a brand new Hyundai Elantra or a 2000/2001 Toyota Camry (Tokunbo). The cash i have can buy any of the two options above but need advice from people on which to go for as well as the reasons for ur choice please. I don't want to make a decision i will regret.

please i don't want cotonue cleared car o, i want a lagos cleared

post pictures please

@govirtual, kindly post the pictures and state the options available in the car as well as mileage

Nairalanders, my budget is just a million, cant go beyond dis cos i have a tight budget,

@Oyenit, can you please post the pictures, also try to be explicit on the specifications of the car such as the year,mileage, options available e.t.c

when will etisalat start calling?

@emeshot, kindly post the picture and specs of both the 1999 and 2000 version you have,

@tadeus, thank you for your post but i want a lagos cleared car

Dear Nairalanders, please i urgently need a 1999 Toyota camry with

1)full option
2)low mileage
3)clean in and out
4)don't want leather seats
5)don't want sun roofs as well
6) brand new tires if possible
7)not a V6

My budget is 1million naira. Anyone with useful offers can please post it. I need this car fast fast o.

okay, if any dealer has a good 1999 Toyota camry of my taste please kindly inform me