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I need Toyota Sequoia from 2005 Model.

Max budget is 2.5M.

• Must be very clean
• Auto Gear
• Leather Seat
• Grade A
• Reasonable mileage
• Never ed and
• Must be Lagos Cleared

Get in touch via whatsapp on +447506719560.

Thanks

mitofag:

R/A/P/E is not new, its part of our nature. R/A/P/E, according to evolutionary theorists Randy Thornhill and Craig T. Palmer, represents just another seed-spreading technique favored by natural selection. I agree it's nasty, brutish and short on pre-intimacy and seduction. But it gets the job done, wella.


Since the majority of victims are women of childbearing age ( as it is in this case ) the motive isnt necessarily violence, but lust and love. The intent, however unconscious, is to impregnate. Hence RA/P/E is not an act of pathology really, but a venerable old strategy for procreation, albeit via different method/style. We all have to realize that sometimes what's "natural" isn't always nice. Nothing good comes easy!

It's quite unfortunate that you thing it's normal for a woman to be violated! What a mindset!

Mitofag; are you for real?

When other nationalities say there’s nothing good about Nigerians, we’ll revile them thoroughly but here we are not seeing any advantage of being a Nigerian.

@OP: Just one very good thing I have noticed about average Nigerians, we are very very confident. Here you will see a Naija man defending the CV of 5-10yrs working experience and will talk their way through an interview. They’ll be learning the job while getting paid for it once employed without their employer knowing he has never done it before. And I’m talking of a job paying up to £300 to £600 a day, not just ordinary cleaning job.

We have balls, we are very smart and most of us have ‘can do attitudes’ and that’s why you see Naija illegal immigrant working in the Home Office or as a security officer in Downing St. I think all these take guts and ability to survive under any circumstances.

There’s no doubt we have our bad sides too but I’m a very proud Nigerian.

What's the definition of an icon? There's a difference between icon and role model.

In your book, is Bob Marley an icon? Think we should learn to appreciate one of ours.

He's more popular outside Nigeria than many of your supposed role model Nigerians.

Yes, he's definitely a Nigerian icon.

http://www.wazobiareport.com/reports/Nigerian-man-goes-on-Dragons-Den,-wants-money-to-start-a-church

Good points!

Very nice

These are my fav:

• Whatsapp
• Europe TomTom
• eBuddy Pro
• Facebook
• Scanner Pro
• Installous
• Tesco Groceries
• Sky Sport News
• Photo Shop Express
• Train Times National Rail
• Print Central
• Notes
• Chelsea FC
• Gyrotate

I have over 50 apps on my phone but there’s no one day I wont use any of the above!

Tipping is a choice and not a must.

Tipping is more appreciated in Nigeria than abroad though because next time you are there for the same or another service, you will be recognised and probably be given a better and a prompt service. From bars, restaurants, supermarkets, banks and even barbing salons, it’s more like ‘egunje’ anyway. If you tip a cashier in the bank, trust me, you won’t have to that long queue on Fridays again next time you are back there, lol.

While in abroad, I don’t really think they give a damn about the last tip you gave because it doesn’t go directly to the person that serves you. They all share it at the end of the shift or it sometimes goes to the management. They are not allowed to ‘pocket’ the money like Naija but I still do give sha, depends on my mood. Some of the bartenders can be dodgy too, sometimes in the club or restaurant when they know you’ve had few drinks, they’ll handover the payment terminal to you with the option of adding tip amount before you enter your pin, that’s ridiculous and it’s a deal breaker for me, I won’t add a dime to it. @ AjanleKoko, that wagamama terminal is actually optional, you don’t really have to see that option but the waiter just want to trick you into tipping, lol

In a nutshell, tips in Naija will go a long way while tips in abroad doesn’t really count as much. Just my opinion though. And I rarely go to a restaurant or bar without tipping either in Naija or abroad except the service was really bad.

And I totally disagreed with Javalove, there are many places you will go in Naija with very good customer services and you will be impressed to even give some tips. Customers are king to some businesses in Naija too o, not just in Addis Ababa, lol

Googler:

Actually, it does matter. Sorry, but I haven't the time right now to give a lecture on PRIVATE CHARITY and GOOD GOVERNANCE.

Anyway, on a human level, this good, especially if he was using his personal money.

You cannot watch AIT for 10 minutes nowadays without someone coming to the screen to beg for a couple of millions or so to go India for some surgery. So beyond the level of human comion which Mr Fashola has exhibited, we should cry for Nigeria, as our governments have reduced us to beggars who are constantly appealing to the public for money to fly to India. We should say "shame" to the likes of Fashola who are in a position to fix the health sector so that no has to fly to India for a mere kidney problem.

If Mr Fashola and his colleagues have done what they should it would require far less than N7m to treat this man at home and whoever is paying for his treatment would spend far less. If what Nigerians want is for their governments to abandon hospitals and selectively sponsor private citizens on foreign medical trips, our legislative houses should laws to that effect so that all who need surgery and can't afford to pay will submit applications which will be reviewed by an impartial which will recommend people using some defined criteria. That would be fair enough. What is good for a Nollywood star is good for a bus conductor.

Spot on!!!

I think you can clearly see one of the problems we have in this country from the responses in this thread. We can't see beyond our noses. There's no doubt that Mr Fashola is doing a great job but there are thousands if not millions of ordinary Nigerian citizens with similar problem that requires the same or similar help. It would have been much easier for this celebrity to raise that money than ordinary Nigeria citizen. I still dont believe it's a money well spent though even though I'm a huge Fashola's fan.

Rehab shouldn't be scary and it depends on what part of the world you are.

Getting professional help is the best way for you but I think you can do yourself a favour by gradually cutting it down and improve on your diet.

I think the fact you are trying to cut it out at once is making it difficult. Maybe instead of going 3 straight days with none, you should reduce it gradually.

As you are talking of starting a family, I think your partner can be of help to you too, because it sometimes takes two to get over an addiction and the good thing is that you are not taking any pleasure from it anymore and I’m sure will be willing to help if approached realistically.

Best of luck

Why is this thread not on front page? I bet it's more important than the most topics there right now!

Can you get a plot of land in Marian Rd?

Inbox me for your price!

Apologise for what?

This is politics issue and cultures should be left out of it.

Whatever happens to freedom of speech sha!

Top Gun by Tom Cruise

Carole: Hey, Goose, you big stud!
Goose: That's me, honey.
Carole: Take me to bed or lose me forever.
Goose: Show me the way home, honey


and another one from the same film:

Goose: The defense department regrets to inform you that your sons are dead because they were stupid!

Nairaland at it's best,

How did this post make it to the front page?

The best team won!

It's Spain all the way!

It's Spain all the way!

Finally

This Vincent guy is just plainly stupid and I think he believes he's untouchable and to some extent, he is. With good lawyer, he's not going to be deported because of his situation and the years he's been in the country. He's is automatically qualify for indefinite stay because of the years he's been here but with all his criminal records, that will be difficult.

I think stopping ALL his disability benefits will put some sense in his head! I still cant believe we are talking about a Nigerian man of 40yrs old here! What's he thinking?

What happened to your confidence? I'm sure you have watched the Phat Girls film, it's fiction tho but then you really can't get anything done successfully with self-pity attitude. I personally even think there are more white fat peoples in London than blacks. Been fat is not an excuse for not been in a relationship because even the white skinny girls are also struggling and that’s a FACT!


There are many guys out there that still wont go for skinny girls! Someone is out there that will take you for who you are!

afajack:

In fact military intervention will be a welcomed development.Hope this coup will take place as soon as possible.

And

slap1:

We need a military coup in this country but, unfortunately, we can't have it. PS: this sounds like a becomricch stuff.

Military Coup in Nigeria is welcomed?? Which planet are you two from? This is 2010 and not 1910?

You need to be very careful, it's difficult to manage any business from abroad except the one you have established yourself and you have bunch of trusted staff and you know all the loopholes in the business so that you will always know what the business will give you in the worst day, week or month.

Good luck!

If you are for real, I know someone who is selling his for about 220,000 euros.

Here's the spec:

Cessna P-210 Pressurized Centurion Registration
SX-ASI
Year of construction 1978
Country: Greece
City/Aerodrome: LGTS

Description : Cessna Centurion Pressurized P210N
Airplane time state: TTSN 2050 Hrs
FACTORY NEW ENGINE TSOH 59 Hrs
4 BLADE DE-ICE PROP
NEW PROP GOVERNOR
Interior LEATHER INTERIOR 10/10
Exterior ALWAYS HANGARED
2004 NEW PAINT
Avionics Full Avionics GARMIN PACK, GMA 340, GNS-530/430
HSI, GI-106 VOR/LOC/GPS/ILS
ATC KT76A-TSO Mode C
S-TEC A/P, FD
ALT Pre-Selector/Alerter/Annunciator ST-360 ST-645
STORM SCOPE
ADF
DUAL VAC SYSTEM
ELT 406
ELECTRIC TRIM
DIGITAL FUEL FLOW SYSTEM
FULL INSRTRUMENT LIGHTS
6 PLACE INTERCOM
Options EXT PWR SYSTEM
Remarks A/C LIKE NEW ! EXCELLENT CONDITION.
Price € 220,000 VAT Included


Get in touch, my details are in my profile. I can arrange a meeting between you two and if you pay for my ticket, I can also come along

ifyalways:

Tayo,O ga oo.
Share with us now,were u able to meet with anyone from here?

Hello u



@poster-Yes, I was able to meet and speak with few guys from here while I was in Nigeria. The fact still remains the same, it's a very good business but as everyone mentioned, it's also very risky no doubt about that but I will advise anyone reading this that, don't give your truck(s) to individuals if you are not going to be on ground yourself. (no matter how much they sweet-talk you).Although there are some small companies that manages one or two trucks, I still considered them to be individual as they are not well established. You need to mitigate the risk and put a contingency plan in place, so 'No Individuals' was number one on my own risk list, yours might be different because the level of risks we are all willing to take is not the same.

A good established company is what I mean in this case, companies like, Coca-Cola, BUA, Guinness, DHL or Cadbury.  I was able to visit these companies and their and conditions varies and it now depends on what you actually want. Some of these companies will take just the truck head from you but then, the minimum required in some cases might be 5 trucks but BUA and DHL is likely to take one from you  but please try and go there yourself to this as I think who you speak to in the company matters. They'll pay you what you agreed on and these companies cannot disappeared from Nigeria because of one or ten trucks that you will give them, that’s the difference between small companies with no recognized name and an established ones.

One mistake that I made that you guys might want to avoid is, I bought two trucks without having much idea what jobs they’ll be doing when they get down to Nigeria. That slowed things down for me a little bit but thank goodness, I bought one of them with a tipping bucket trailer. If you are planning to go into this business, do your home work thoroughly because there are many sectors in haulage and they are all very good sectors but it depends on what s you have in each sector and again, the level of risk you are willing to take. You need to know which trailer you will need to buy with your truck because sometimes the trailers can be more expensive than the actual truck, building or buying a 33,000 liters tanker is more expensive than the truck. Also, you can easily buy a flatbed or box trailer with your truck and load it with some things before you ship it down to Lagos instead of looking to buy or hire one in Nigeria.

Insurance is very important, I don’t know how to emphasize on that more but you don’t want to put your whole savings on the road in Nigeria without insuring it. And so is Goods-In-Transit insurance.

In my own case, I’m going back to Naija again next week and I’ll definitely keep you guys updated. In theory, it’s looking good but keep fingers crossed for me o

Any Estate Agent in Calabar in the house?

Please get in touch if you have any flat for letting. I need a NEW 3 bedroom flat in a very good location in Calabar, preferably Marian area or any other good area but not the south area.

Here's my email: [email protected]

Thanks,
Tayo

What's your number?

I need to send watching machine, 42in LCD TV, Generator, Hoover, Microwave and two other big bags to Lagos.

Please get in touch if you have space left on your container, bus or truck.

Thanks, Tayo.

07852115666

I just came back from Nigeria, call me on 07852115666.

These are my own posts few months ago:

https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/nigeria?topic=264917.msg4230745#msg4230745

Good luck!