Yet we find some of our full blooded brothers and sisters who can't speak their native tongues

That's a sensible list

cummando:
Correct place for a testimony....







Is a church

It's not a testimony. It's a warning against the dangers of kazeems

I set out on Friday the 20th of January from Lekki to Iyana Ipaja to pay my peeps a visit. By the time I exited the 3rd mainland bridge, I was hearing a rumbling sound from the passenger side of my rear wheel. I parked and gave it a physical inspection. Nothing looked out of place. I continued my journey but at a much slower pace.

On getting close to my destination, the noise had become deafening and annoying. When I got to my destination, I told a friend about the problem and he immediately recommended an excellent kazeem (real name is fatai). Our kazeem joined us in a matter of minutes, did his diagnosis and said the bearings in the hubs of both rear wheels were bad.

He gave me the cost estimate, I paid and the repair took about 3 hours. When he was done, we took the car for a test drive and it was flawless. "This kazeem is wonderful", I told myself.

I set out on my journey back to the island with a settled mind. I maintained an average speed o 80-100 all the way. On getting past osborne estate, I heard a cranking sound for a second and it stopped. There was a traffic light ahead, so I applied my brakes to slow down.

Alas, no response from my vehicle. Brakes were out! I took my foot off the accelerator, turned on my hazard light and kept my hand on my horn. Fortunately for me, light turned green before I got too close. When the car had slowed down to a reasonable speed, I gradually pulled my handbrake and it stopped at a point.

A passerby directed me to a kazeem on rumen street. I slowly guided my car to his shed. On getting there, my brake oil was flowing freely. He took out the tire and I got a shocker of my life. The chamber housing the brake pads and other components weren't tightened (caliper, he called it). My brake pads had fallen off, piston too which was why the oil leaked.

Got new caliber, pads, brake oil and the second kazeem fixed it. I called the first kazeem and all he could give was unnecessary apology. Car got home safely and seems fine. However from my recent experience, I'm not trusting any kazeem anymore.

I would appreciate a recommendation of a certified automechanic in the lekki/Ajah axis.

Tnx for reading my epistle

NB: First picture is of the first kazeem while others are of my saviour kazeem

Send your location, i'll pick you up

Tiny23:
it is well with us

Motorists headed to the Island should consider alternative routes. The side of the bridge leading to the island has been sealed off from vehicular movement. I couldn't ascertain the reason as at the time of this post. However various agencies including the LRU and FRSC are present. Traffic has stretched from the bridge all the way to charly boy bus stop gbagada.

Booked

An MMM participant isn't finding any of Mavrodi's games funny anymore

Find my iphone will easily locate her..it once helped me recover my stolen iphone

You've been warned. Don't get hooded in the city!!!

His posts are centered towards inspiring/motivating others in selfless giving

chynie:


so he dey give dey post am for his instagram

that your KoKun gat plans

child of the world
KoKun ave spoil to the core

chynie:
he has not bought it yet, he is posting it online
which political position is he contesting for
congrats u don win

na so okorocha(okoro hause) take start

you should probably check his Instagram and see what a cheerful giver kokun is

DoyenExchange:
Great! But he can find other jobs to do like using the computer to be productive.

I will

The ride is sweet

This is terrific

Should try the Complaint and Response Unit(CRU). With adequate follow up, there's a good chance that you'll get justice

Let the comments roll in

Smell fp

The face under d bed. Just at the cornerpiece

The list is inexhaustible

My people who suffering

Loads of women need it.

Lawyers in the house;Aiding and abetting is how many years

Give a monkey a smartphone and this is what you get!

oyetpel:

You now agree that Lagos is a Yoruba land? Or what? Are you a flatonic?

Full blooded yoruba boy sir!!!!!!

I don't involve myself in tribalism but Rio Ferdinand got a title in Lagos a couple of years back...2008 to be precise. Fiwagboye of Lagos

Finally! I've always wondered why those roundabouts had to take so much space

Mad fun all d way...FTC for the first time got me like

Had just one experience with a crazy pothole. My first drive from lagos to OAU Ife. I had driven safely all the way from lagos and was less than 5 minutes away from OAU just before an abandoned pedestrian bridge. Seeing some VIO officers ahead and without a driver's licence, I took advantage of an opening in the median to face oncoming vehicles. When I got past them, I looked back to see if they stopped the vehicle that was behind me.i was celebrating my narrow escape, my eyes still fixated on the VIO guys. I was on 120km/hr.by the time I got my eyes back on the road, I was right before the nasty ditch. Too late to apply the brakes, I braved the ditch holding on to my steering firmly. Seemed like I was suspended in the air for eternity. My ride hit the ground with a loud thump and two bounces. Bae and her friend behind me were frozen. Before I could say Jack Robinson, the same VIO guys were upon me trying to see if we were fine. Composed myself after some minutes and drove off. Luckily the only fix needed was the linkage in the driver's side. That further intensified my love for the Hyundai Tucson!!