No need for insult. I'm very interested if car is in good condition as described. What is your lowest price?

Is this still available?

Sold?

Is this still available? Where is the car located? Is there anything wrong with the car? And when can I inspect?

N950k if car is certified to be as described by my mechanic.

I have an advice for you, DO NOT BUY A USED BLACKBERRY!!! Why?
I am a victim of such, I bought a used Blackberry Torch for very close
to the price of a new one. It does everything but it won't ping!

The Pin is unique to each Blackberry and the previous owner, so
they will normally block the pin through Blackberry Protect or declare
the phone stolen. So that they can keep their PIN and their BB Friends
don't start pinging you thinking its them.

Tell me what use is a blackberry that doesn't ping? You might as well
buy the best Samsung Or Nokia brand new.

My advice is try the pinging before you buy a used blackberry, and
buy from someone with a return policy if the pinging doesn't work.
Because they can switch the PIN off  anytime through BLACKBERRY PROTECT.

The problem is once you choose a processing country and have your picture taken with your
fingerprint then you can't apply anywhere else anymore, or else you could be done for double
identity. So in a way at collection stage of application its a point of no return. Thanks for your
advice anyway.

It is a chaotic experience to obtain a Nigerian passport from Nigerian embassy Dublin. I have been going
to the embassy to obtain my passport for the last few weeks and they keep telling us the Passport issuing
machine is broken. But to the amazement of people that were given a collection date for their passport and
who have paid a fortune to travel to Nigeria, an insider told us that the machine isn't broken but they have
run out of Passport materials. And there is a notice in the embassy that the machine has been broken and
would affect passport issuing from June-11-2011, and according to them up till friday july-1-2011 they claim
to be waiting on someone from Nigeria to fix the machine.

We have a ticket to travel this weekend and we are confused what to do as my passport is expired and
can't use it for travel. The tickets are non-refundable, non changeable and non transferable, we stand to
lose around E6000 if unable to travel. Please I need help and advice quick on what to do as am tired of
going there everyday and they keep saying " you are wasting your time coming here as we can't do
anything about the machine" its madness there as people are not pleased considering this is one of
the busiest travel period and if they were not equiped for this period you
wonder what they are doing in the embassy all year round. Are you going throgh the same situation or
would you know the best solution to this issue please share your opinion.

@spyder880

Nice plans, but why is the staircase position not indicated on the second plan which I assume should be a ground floor plan?

Thanks spyder880, the existing plan was for a duplex
but I have since decided to build a bungalow instead.
So the staircase area is non existent on the new plan
because there will be no use for the staircase on a
bungalow. So that space is being added to the livingroom.

Please I need all to give any idea or useful tips based on
my new plan.

These are the plans I have

Credit to spyder880, Am Alone, brabus and everyone who has been
a part of this wonderful thread. May the Lord grant you all the grace and
resources that you require to complete these great edifice that you are
all building (amen). 

I would like to be enlightened on what I require to take my own project
to the lintel, there is a plan and an existing foundation on the plot for
three bedroom duplex and my architec carved out a plan based on this
plan though instead of duplex am build a bungalow and from the plan
the existing foundation will be an advantage as it was meant to carry
another floor. I only need a new wall for the living room toilet which
will be the the only alteration on the foundation.

To erect the blocks to the lintel I have these list below, please  enlighten
if this list need any modification.

                                                Blocks (of which I have 1500)
                                                Sharp sand (a ton)
                                                Cement ( a ton)
                                                Labour

This is in ibadan and am looking to start asap, so experts your advice                                             
                                         
your advice will be highly appreciated.

For a 3 bedroom bungalo or 2 flats of 3 bedroom each (Up & Down) measuring 40ft X 40ft, this may help:

Foundation: 3 coaches = 600 blocks approximately.
Raising to linte level estimate (200 x 9) - (20 per window x 8 windows approximately) - (10 per door x 8 doors approximately) = 1560 blocks

With this analysis, you are looking at approx 600 + 1560 = 2160 pcs of blocks (N313,200). You can do half of this number for 9" for the outside walls and the remaining half 6'' for the inside rooms partitions.


You will 1 bag of cement to set 60 blocks. This implies that you will need 36 bags (N66,600) to set the blocks. Don't foget you also need about 15 bags (N27,750) of cement for the blinding on the foundation after it is dug.

Try and get 20 tons (N46,000) of sharp sand because you will still need it for your German floor.

Labor: In Lagos, you will need N4000 to set 100 blocks. So doing the maths, you will need about N8400 to pay for labor for setting the blocks. Also, Maybe an addional N10,000 for the foundation blinding and an additional N15,000 for foundation digging.

Hey! Don't foget to get granite/gravel for the foundation and german floor. 

Disclaimer: These are Lagos prices. May be lesser or higher in Ibadan

Thanks jerryben12

The thing is I already have a foundation on the land apart from one single wall
that I need to create a dermacation for which will be the livingroom toilet
I have 4 coaches high of foundation already and I have 1000 blocks of 9"
500 blocks of 6" so AM TRYING TO CONFIRM IF THIS LIST IS CONCLUSIVE OR NOT
to take it to lintel
To erect the blocks to the lintel I have these list below, please  enlighten
if this list need any modification.

                                                Blocks (of which I have 1500)
                                                Sharp sand (a ton)
                                                Cement ( a ton)
                                                Labour

Credit to spyder880, Am Alone, brabus and everyone who has been
a part of this wonderful thread. May the Lord grant you all the grace and
resources that you require to complete these great edifice that you are
all building (amen).

I would like to be enlightened on what I require to take my own project
to the lintel, there is a plan and an existing foundation on the plot for
three bedroom duplex and my architec carved out a plan based on this
plan though instead of duplex am build a bungalow and from the plan
the existing foundation will be an advantage as it was meant to carry
another floor. I only need a new wall for the living room toilet which
will be the the only alteration on the foundation.

To erect the blocks to the lintel I have these list below, please enlighten
if this list need any modification.

Blocks (of which I have 1500)
Sharp sand (a ton)
Cement ( a ton)
Labour

This is in ibadan and am looking to start asap, so experts your advice

your advice will be highly appreciated.

Please I will love to know if the property is still available and can you upload or e-mail me the pics.

Asaba — Commercial sex workers in Umunede Delta State, have allegedly beaten three customers into a coma over their refusal to effect complete payment after several rounds of sex. LEADERSHIP SUNDAY gathered that the angry prostitutes descended on their customers who were said to have taken Viagra (hard sex drugs) before seeking them out.

Expectedly, commercial sex workers in Umunede operate from different brothels to woo unsuspecting travellers, en route Benin-Asaba to the eastern parts of the country at night into having fun with them. The going rate, for what is called "daybreak", is N8,000 to N10,000 depending on what is agreed upon.

Sources said the incident which took place on Thursday night involved Igbo traders travelling from Benin to Onitsha who were stranded at Umunede when their vehicle broke down at nightfall.

Thus, the traders sought accommodation, only to discover that all the hotels were brothels filled with sex workers. They were said to have negotiated to sleep with a few of them on "daybreak" menu but this was not to be as they tried to elope without paying in full.

Eyewitness said that the prostitutes, in anger, teamed up and dealt them heavy blows, leaving them with deep-cut injuries. They were taken to the hospital in Benin after the intervention of some elders in the area.

Sources close to the hospital where the victims were admitted (University of Benin Teaching Hospital UBTH) said they might not survive following heavy loss of blood.


A medical doctor who did not want his name in print told our correspondent on phone that the victims were in bad shape and still in danger due to deep cuts in their heads. All efforts to stop the bleeding failed, he said.

The victims' names were given as Emeka, Nnamdi, and Cornelius who hail from Imo State but live in Benin City where they deal in vehicle spare parts.

Police spokesman in the state, ASP Charles Muka could not confirm the story. He said he was yet to be briefed on the incident but the divisional police officer in the area confirmed the story, adding that the case was under investigation after six of the prostitutes were arrested while others took to their heels.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201101171433.html

2.30: Atiku has 18 votes from Gombe, Jonathan 55. As it is, Jonathan 1239 Atiku 356



2.26: Vote count: Jonathan 1184 Atiku 338.

Kini kan nbe nigbo
to ndu mo huru mo huru
bi yio panije, e je o panije
bi o si panije, ko ma ma dun
mo huru mohuru mon ni mon.
     - Alhaji Agba



Oniyara rebete ka jo mia gbadun
oniyara rebete o gba 20 boys
ti a ba fera denun.  - Alhaji Agba

You were my hero growing up in the 80's and early 90's I pray that your legacy will encourage
the young musicians to reach for the moon, for you were a great icon and enterpreneur of
your generation. RIP Agbajelola

a juwe juwe e le o mon lewa
layeye lopo oriosa ni ibadan
ajuwe juwe e le o mon le wa.
-Doki

Hooligan by Alao Akala

Sweet Money by Dimeji Bankole

[i][color=#770077][font=Lucida Sans Unicode]Just out of curiosity, has the pastor in question been known for manipulating the church fund? or does the person who started the thread a friend of this pastor to pass a character judgement? if not do we forget that people like Bush, Clinton, Blair Obama are members of a particular congregation and pays tithe and its not a crime for your church member to be wealthy or privileged. [i]REMEMBER WE SHALL GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF EVERY IDLE WORDS WE SPEAK.[color=#990000][/color][/i][font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font]

n5m

650k and we have a deal

This is an uncompleted building i was building for my mother but unfortunately
she passed away. The house is done till lintel just need roofing. This will be a good
investment for anyone as its close to Nigerian Brewery. Viewing is highly recommended.

Call 00447944290992 or 08030788962.

Thanks Barbados04, that's my dilemma there is no side note to say the unit but i really appreciate your help.

Does anyone know where i can watch this match online?  Thanks

Nigeria: FRSC to Clamp Down On Right-Hand Vehicles
9 March 2009

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     The Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) has declared its intention of clamping down on right-hand vehicles forthwith, saying their presence on our roads, 37 years after the nation changed its traffic system is no longer acceptable.In a release signed by Ijeoma Nwachi, the Lagos State Sector Public Education Officer, the Lagos State Sector Commander, Mr. Jonas Agwu said the commission is "alarmed by the resurgence of right hand drive vehicles on Lagos roads," and has thus begun "clamping down on such vehicles."

According to the release, "so far, six has been impounded in line with the provisions of the National Road Traffic Regulation (2004) which states that "no Motor Vehicle shall be registered or driven on any Public Road if the steering apparatus of the motor vehicle is fitted on the right-hand side of the vehicle."

Agwu affirmed "that the usage of such illegal vehicles will no-longer be tolerated forthwith, as this is against safety standard and the National Road Traffic Regulations, 2004 especially after 37 years of its official prohibition as provided in the right hand steering drive change over Act of 1972."

He noted that such vehicles constitute potential cause of road traffic accident in the country as the driver position and steering apparatus of such vehicles do not align with the requirements for maximum safety of other motorists using left hand steering vehicles as permitted under Nigerian laws.

He further emphasized that those engaged in importing such vehicle with the intention of converting them should have a rethink as such importation is illegal while the conversion is risky and poses a threat to other motorists

The FRSC commander also therefore called on other government agencies involved in traffic management to desist from registering such vehicles and enjoins all road users to support and cooperate with the Command in its determination to make Lagos roads safer by abiding by road traffic rules and regulation, as violators of the law will be arrested and prosecuted accordingly.

i wouldn't think so, however if you are looking house designs for niger contact me on ckdosu@yahoo.com

Pls people this is not the time to rain curses on our
dear country, the leadership and the country need
prayers and with the power of God this ministers
may end up being good for the country.

pls could you give more info

may his soul rest in peace. Amen