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Toyota Sienna 2008, Automatic - Bauchi
Tuesday, 27 February 2024Item details
City:
Bauchi
Offer type:
Sell
Price:
₦2
Model:
Toyota Sienna
Year:2008
Transmission:Automatic
Fuel Type:Diesel
Drive Type:4x4
Body Type:SUV
Color:Gold
Item description
SERIOUS BUYER NEEDED ONLY
2004 model Toyota sienna LE..
With tokumbo Engine -..
Buy and drive -✅
Engine - Gear
Full AC tight
ABSOLUTELY Nothing to fix ✅
Price.. --1.5M
--09036798519
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the poll in the Igbo heartland was ‘poorly conducted and mindlessly rigged’. This boosted the position of the separatist group, Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), that Igbos would never ‘realise their political aspirations with the Nigerian federation’. However, there was a question-mark over the MASSOB’s tactics, after a ‘sit-at-home-strike’ failed to mobilize widespread support, showing that many Igbos did not want to publicly associate themselves with the separatist cause.
The 1960s Igbo separatist leader, the now-elderly Odumegwu Ojukwu, contested the 2007 presidential elections, coming sixth. He later told the BBC that the Igbo had more reason than ever to seek independence – basing his comments on the widespread electoral irregularities. Throughout 2007, there were protests
2004 model Toyota sienna LE..
With tokumbo Engine -..
Buy and drive -✅
Engine - Gear
Full AC tight
ABSOLUTELY Nothing to fix ✅
Price.. --1.5M
--09036798519
Call WhatsApp 09036798519
the poll in the Igbo heartland was ‘poorly conducted and mindlessly rigged’. This boosted the position of the separatist group, Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), that Igbos would never ‘realise their political aspirations with the Nigerian federation’. However, there was a question-mark over the MASSOB’s tactics, after a ‘sit-at-home-strike’ failed to mobilize widespread support, showing that many Igbos did not want to publicly associate themselves with the separatist cause.
The 1960s Igbo separatist leader, the now-elderly Odumegwu Ojukwu, contested the 2007 presidential elections, coming sixth. He later told the BBC that the Igbo had more reason than ever to seek independence – basing his comments on the widespread electoral irregularities. Throughout 2007, there were protests