I have been away from nairaland fir years. If only I have checked, my sister, brother, two friends and myself won’t be the latest victims of @jethro2 scam. From 2018 till 2020, N2M gone!!! Sadly, some folks are here defending this fraudster. From the cheap labour disguised as training to the purported huge loses at the end of harvest, Yinka has perfected this scam. I am not proud that I fell fir this scan, but I just had to face the shame and post this to prevent folks like us from getting duped.

How is the LAWMA waste collector for your area doing? Please post the company's name and comment about their performance. Are they coming regualarly? How good is their service(s)?How do you think they can improve their services? How much is their service bill?

N3m can only buy a truck. Thing of insurance, diesel and mtcce. I have been in it and can tell you that the keyword is "trust but verify". Best of luck.

Depending on the capacity of the trucks, I will suggest you contact the breweries/beverage coys, cement and flour coys. From experience, you need to have a VALID/SOLID insurance. It's a lucrative but very risky biz. Managers, drivers, motor boys and police can give you high BP, but endurance is the key.

I beg make una patronize this lawyer. I have gone through the hustle of coy regn and I know wht it takes. The best gift we can give back to guys like this is to help them propser, who knows he might be Gani in the making.

It is only in Lagos that you will see an imminent death trap like this,

Fhemmy is right on the moeny!!!!!!!!!!!!

baconline:

still awaiting
@ gimpex why not create your own post, anyway goodluck!!

will do man, sorry

Vin# 1NXBR32E54Z257853

04 Corolla with just 14000 miles Vin# 1NXBR32E54Z257853 - Will Fix and sell for N1,400,000

Will get back to you in a few. Thanks

@Camklan - What mileage are you looking at and the specs?

Runs and Drive smoothly - VIN JTDBR32E930004433

Slightly Damaged 03 Corolla LE with only 62,000 miles. Will fix and sell for N1,400,000.

Is this true or na April fool?

I beg to all of you trying to bombard the I-town, make u stay for where u dey o.We don't have enough police to control wahala for Kwara.

On a serious note, thanks a lot for posting this information. From experience in a working system, I'm totally in support of deregulation of utilities, and de-centralization of the Police.

Anyway we go confirm soon.

Before I left Lagos on Dec 2nd, I ran to the Zenith Bank at the airport to exchange naira to dollar.This is usually my choice of exchanging money, since I have a Zenith account, I don't need to physically withdraw naira from my account.Unfortunately, I was told that I have to wait till 10 am before they can get the rate for the day, from their H/office. Since I had a Delta flight to catch at 9:00 am, I rushed to one of the malams next door, who was willing to change it for N122.I was skeptical, so I ignored them and ran to the Travellex counter. I was only able to change the max allowed by Travellex @N120. I left the remaining amount for my rep to exchange later in the day and wire same through the bank. However, by the time I arrived ATL, my rep called me that the new rate is N140.I was shocked and decided to wait till Xmas time, trusting in the power of supply and demand in a true economy. Well the rest is history,


All the cars that I and a couple of my friends have sold between then and now, are total lost. The proceeds from the sale, less other expenses, and crazy commissions for middlemen is not up to the cost price.anyway, the moral of the story is that in about 2-3 months the prices of vehicles in Nigeria will skyrocket, since the US credit crunch has drastically reduced the export rates of cars from the US. In fact, most orders from Nigeria have not been met since they requestors can't exchange and transfer dollar at the current rate.The truth of the matter is that, it is a buyers' market now, till Q2 2009 when the real effect will be effect on car prices, spare parts etc

Dayleke,

Thanks for the information. I have the receipt and sales document from the city of New York Surplus Dept. If you are interested in the truck please send me your fax number so that I can fax them to you. Here is the VIN 1FV6JLBBXRL465344.

I have also attached a history report for your perusal.

Thanks

http://www.autoafrik.com/details.php?id=1

Used Gabbage truck for sale N3.5 million. Truck was neatly used by city of New York before shipping to Lagos.

Please visit the link below for details:

http://www.autoafrik.com/details.php?id=1

Contact Biola @ 08056013843 for inspection.

Nice ride, but it needs TLC. All the internal parts are made by Toyota. A lexus, is simply a Toyota will FULL OPTION. IT will go the extra mile, if well maintained.

What year is the car?

The keyword is RISK

As explained by Midas02, the V6 offers better performance than 4 cylinders. This is why most luxurious lines Lexus, Infiniti and Acura are V6. The gas consumption is higher too.

EI:

Hounslow,

Not sure how cheap this comes but I'm sure your friend, the owner, has quite some integrity.

The vehicle is quite clean and attractive (I never thought a pure white vehicle will ever catch my fancy)!
30,000 miles/year is twice the industry average.
Maybe some sellers would have been tempted to manage that mileage to much less than half the real thing

The mileage is ideal. Technically a 2005 SUV was made in 2004. So if you consider and average of 10,000 miles a year. It's a good deal. Best of luck to the buyer

Most cars produced after 1999 needs to be programed by the dealer because of the chip present in them. For prior year cars, you can cut it from any local store e.g. Home Depot, ACE or Walmart. You will need the original keys or VIN.As for late models, your best best is to see your dealer.

This is the greatest jok of the year, LOL!

I beg I just got burnt by UBA (Big Time). I need to open a new Dorm Acct. NLanders, which bank get the best dorm account services?

Please try other banks but not UBA.

Finally, I got a taste of Bad Customer service from UBA. I used to be a crusader for UBA, but I now agree with most nlanders that the bank doesn't no what CS is all about. The NRN aka NRA dorm account banking is so ridiculous that they failed to transfer money on time. I contacted them after a week of waiting endlessly for my money. I was not only on the phone for them for more than an hour, they came up with ridiculous excuses like, Form M, Form A, Proof of insurance (for what), invoice of good sold. I now understand why small biz can't survive in Naija. UBA cost my biz $25/day late fee. Thanks United Bank for Africa (indeed)

Nice movie. I think the real title is Royal ,

seye4God:

I arranged them in the area of interest: Moreso, I prefer watching any Mainframe Production Movies because of the real yoruba dialect usage and effective communication of english when making english movie.

1: TI OLUWA NILE 1,2,3
2: KOSEGBE
3: OLEKU
4: THUNDERBOLT (MAGUN)
5: MADAM DEAREST

Seconded!

Others that didn't make the list:
Ayo ni mo fe
Ile
Ale Ariwo
Asewo to re Mecca

morpheus24:

how much estimated do you think it will cost to clear it at the port

Within the 350-400 range. Let me know if you need any assistance.

nairamar:

Hi Guys,

I need help in shipping a 2001 Grand Cherokee SUV from the US to Nigeria. Recommendations welcome, I'd prefer shippers who can handle door to door.

Please email me at shobande at gmail dot com.

Many Thanks.

Have you bought the truck? If yes, which port is it located? Do you want to ship it RORO or in acontainer. Let me know and let's see what we can do together. My container leaves every week from Savannah, GA (closest metro is Atlanta)