PSI Exams seems to be the worst organizers of exams
I’m still waiting for PSI to refund me for the exam proctor
no-show for my DA-100 so aggravated. @PExams
@seedorf_1979@TrafficChiefNG Unfortunately, it is the agreement with our so-called Labour leaders where the agreement is that FG will subsidize the new tariff by 10.20 Nara for three months only and install just 6m meters across the country. After 3 months, your tariff will increase again
@Gidi_Traffic @Mr_NickND Double wishbone more stable on the roads, but have many more parts which is why they break down more often. McPherson Struts have far fewer parts, and are easier to maintain, and gives the car more interior space. As long as you maintain the Honda, you won’t have much problems
@Gidi_Traffic @Mr_NickND You need to understand the various types of suspensions in order to understand maintenance and avoid serious expenses. Honda Accord uses Double Wishbone pre-2013, and McPherson Struts afterwards (same as Toyota cars). Both have their pros and cons.
@deekayobi Sorry Oga. Can't believe you will be swapping an iPhone for an Android after so many years of iPhone. I believe you started from the original iPhone or the iPhone 3G
@DStvNg You guys are just looking for ways to fleece customers. I've sent mail a couple of times, yet no response except the automated one. Your agents also cannot give a satisfactory answer.
WONDERS NEVER END
• The Cross River gov is hellbent on borrowing N648 BILLION to fund its Superhighway project.
• Gov Ayade seeks HOA approval of an ISPO to repay the loan for *180 YEARS*
Blowing alarm over the imminent hazard, BudgIT warns the state gov to halt the project.
Cross River has the 4th largest external debt thanks to its obsession with phantom projects.
As of Dec 31, 2018, its debt stood at N167.96 BILLION.
This is a state that generated merely N41.6 billion in the whole of 2017.
Shocker: Its proposed 2019 budget is N1.4 TRILLION.
We are poor, majorly because our population is growing faster than our economy. We must introduce population control policies so we can slow population growth and hasten economic growth. If we do not do that and do it soon, I shudder to think of what will happen to Nigeria.