Kjnwancaro:
Uzuz from your story it is safe to assume you're not an average Nigerian. Where I'm from women are treated like eggs, the moment they crack hell let loose. We've heard strories from many NLders falling victim of that bloke but no body has come out boldly to say they won the fight against his scam, can you make life more miserable for him to cough out your money?-- or you've already done that? Tell it all in concluding part

define an average Nigerian..

uzuz:
PART 2

December 2nd as early as 6am, I got a call stating that the vehicle have now arrived the destination; I called my brother with all the excitement in the world and told him to go to that junction and meet with someone to pick up something for me; I said please do not drive to the place - perhaps that gave it away but he went anyway. I was anxious on the other end of the phone awaiting a cheerful glow and all the shenanigans from an excited boy but it suddenly dawned on me that it was just sham!!

The mechanic who drove it all the way from Zaria is always quick to handover the keys and disappear; my brother started listing EVERYTHING THAT WAS WRONG WITH THE VEHICLE there and then. BTW, this vehicle is Tokunbo as stated

Too many warning lights on the dashboard
airbag issues
some parts in the vehicle held with cellotape
ac not working
my brother stated that the vehicle have been involved in an accident - perhaps the deal with the airbag, cityhood said that the bumpers were just resprayed and nothing at all, only resprayed due to container ish.
Cityhood adviced me to get a scanner operator to wipe off the warning lights; So I asked him why would I do such a thing to a vehicle that my brother is supposedly going to drive?
He then tried to say I should research google, airbag indicators is meant to be active for BMW, I told oga cityhood that I am a driver and as such, knows what a safety and warning light is and the difference between the both of them. This was all on the 2nd; I mentioned all these things to him and all he did was give me a smiley face. Hehe..

so I waited for some days as I am known to be VERY PATIENT and he did not say anything nor get back to me, so on the 11th I made him understand how I actually felt and then he started apologising which I have noticed that he is quite very good at. He tried to say "no matter what, there are many or little things a buyer will have to fix in a vehicle to their taste" Mechanical or electrical issues are not exactly something to be suited to taste now, is it? He was trying to exonerate himself for the mere fact that the vehicle was driven from the North to the East and then he now started questioning the mechanics in the east and their ability to work on a BMW - the question was; I have not bothered to get a mechanic nor touch the vehicle; feedback being given to him was based on what my brother who is not a mechanic was able to see. And then he said it is not a brand new car with two quotation marks which piss-ed me off.. He never disclosed any of the "hidden and glaring faults" of the vehicle which is worth nothing - nowhere at all what I paid for it.

TBC...

diportivo:
Make I watch small TV

Wen madam wake,she go meet me for here

This story already has an expected end....but I will still read it

Abbeyme:

This Cityhood is a legend indeed.

I would rather carry my cross with a shy smile.. I have endured it for a year, I'll rather endure.

Abbeyme:

This Cityhood is a legend indeed.

I would rather carry my cross with a shy smile.. I have endured it for a year, I'll rather endure.

seyola:
Expecting d below response from Citihood;
My fellow nairalanders, don't mind Madam Uzuz, she is not being truthful. Infact, she is ritualist. The guy she called her brother is her boyfriend. She even confided in me dat I shouldn't let her husband know dat she bought car for her boyfriend. The guy in question wanted to outplay her(her sugar mummy). He asked me to transfer certain amount of money to him dat he will help me talk to Madam Uzuz and d whole matter will die naturally.
On a serious note, dis guy Dada should be arrested as soon as possible

seyola:
Expecting d below response from Citihood;
My fellow nairalanders, don't mind Madam Uzuz, she is not being truthful. Infact, she is ritualist. The guy she called her brother is her boyfriend. She even confided in me dat I shouldn't let her husband know dat she bought car for her boyfriend. The guy in question wanted to outplay her(her sugar mummy). He asked me to transfer certain amount of money to him dat he will help me talk to Madam Uzuz and d whole matter will die naturally.
On a serious note, dis guy Dada should be arrested as soon as possible

seyola:
Expecting d below response from Citihood;
My fellow nairalanders, don't mind Madam Uzuz, she is not being truthful. Infact, she is ritualist. The guy she called her brother is her boyfriend. She even confided in me dat I shouldn't let her husband know dat she bought car for her boyfriend. The guy in question wanted to outplay her(her sugar mummy). He asked me to transfer certain amount of money to him dat he will help me talk to Madam Uzuz and d whole matter will die naturally.
On a serious note, dis guy Dada should be arrested as soon as possible

kingreign:
Hmmm. Na wa o

bizzle2:

Lol, spot on

miracle4:

MARKone:
You guys are just here licking your wounds and moving on, the guy will still be scamming other people using different platform. You guys should form an association, una done reach to form one sef, ya association of people scammed by the hood guy. Strategize, go to that kaduna and treat his fu©k up. Na wah o, only one pesin Dude will be somewhere laffing at you guys

seyola:
Expecting d below response from Citihood;
My fellow nairalanders, don't mind Madam Uzuz, she is not being truthful. Infact, she is ritualist. The guy she called her brother is her boyfriend. She even confided in me dat I shouldn't let her husband know dat she bought car for her boyfriend. The guy in question wanted to outplay her(her sugar mummy). He asked me to transfer certain amount of money to him dat he will help me talk to Madam Uzuz and d whole matter will die naturally.
On a serious note, dis guy Dada should be arrested as soon as possible

uzuz:


modifying my response after getting level headed and reading through again.....

Seyola




[b ]You have seen my "sugar son" l believe.. [/b]you took this matter to another realm madam, what seyola is trying to say is that cityhood will want to make excuse and exonerate himself instead of providing solution to ur car issue. Try and read the comment again and redigest it to bring out it real meaning.




Birds of same feather

uzuz:



Which was why the modification happened..

I also helped make bold his "opening statement"

uzuz:


modifying my response after getting level headed and reading through again.....

Seyola




You have seen my "sugar son" l believe..





Birds of same feather

NgcoboP:
@uzuz don't be that sensitive.... it's not as if the dimwit knows you or that you are mandated to give a response.

uzuz:



Which was why the modification happened..

I also helped make bold his "opening statement"

seyola:
Expecting d below response from Citihood;
My fellow nairalanders, don't mind Madam Uzuz, she is not being truthful. Infact, she is ritualist. The guy she called her brother is her boyfriend. She even confided in me dat I shouldn't let her husband know dat she bought car for her boyfriend. The guy in question wanted to outplay her(her sugar mummy). He asked me to transfer certain amount of money to him dat he will help me talk to Madam Uzuz and d whole matter will die naturally.
On a serious note, dis guy Dada should be arrested as soon as possible

HazzanTazzan:


Chai...

I wish everyone was like me ...
I saw a cute Nissan Altima on jiji website while I was looking buy my first car after making some cash from Fiverr works...
I called the guy, headed straight to Lagos ... Got a friend who gave me his mechanic ...
We went to inspect and I made the guy drive me down to Abeokuta in the car ...
Lodged him in a hotel and the next morning, I took him to the bank to pay him....

That's how to buy a car