Sisi_Kill:

@ Topic
OP you can't go wrong with books like these. . .

Conquering the conqueror of your Bank Account by Pastor Godman

Overcoming the overcomer of your pocket by Daddy Pastor Mangod

Preparing a home of people prepared to serve the church by Pastor (Mrs) Angelicita

Faith is all it takes By Pastor Mummy MJ

It shall be well through the power of tongue by Bishop Holier

How to fly high on the wings of majestic Angels - Pay your tithes by Evangelist (Dr) Rightman

How to think for yourself - 10 ways to absolute mind clarity by Mother Superior Immaculate

Witches and Wizard I don't belong to you by Reverend Olusho Aguntan

Harnessing the Holy Ghost fire from Heaven - Pastor Dr Mrs Fire Brigade.

Mentally embrace the spouse of your dreams and bring him/her to reality by Pastors Mrs. Young and Hip.

Subtract sorrow from your life by adding jubilation divided by congratulations multiplied by Celebration by General Overseer Mathematician Allswell.

Straightening the bad roads and lighten the darkness in your life through prayer by Pastor Engineer Goodluck

Building your Mansion in the heavenly realms by Bishop Architect Feelgood.

blacklion:

@ emmz,

Is it really cost-effective to get a Kindle or other dedicated e-reader when you can get a tab that does what the Kindle does plus many other things? Its your money anyway but I would suggest you slow down on buying a Kindle and watch the evolution of the iPad and Android tabs for a little while. Many or even most tabs have Kindle or other e-reader apps.

blacklion:

@ emmz

Yes, 'tab' is short for tablet PC as in iPad and its competitors like Samsung Galaxy, Motorola Xoom, Blackberry Playbook etc.

If you're just reading e-books, then a Kindle is probably a more cost-efficient option. But if/when you decide to replace your laptop, you might as well get a tab then for e-books, chat and email and light browsing. Prices should be lower by then too.

jobadmin:

i think religious and financial

Orikinla:

Motivational books, religious books on prosperity and marriage and compulsory text books sell well. But most of the books sold on the street are pirated books. Presently, the psyche of majority of Nigerians is powered by their survival instinct and ego and their ego is based on the material acquisition of social status symbols. Majority of Nigerians are really Philistines who have little or no appreciation for intellectual civilization.  My small book of love quotes and kissing sold faster than my book of fiction.  Any book on relationship and sex at N500 a copy will sell well. The best way to sell books in Nigeria is not through the bookshops, but by taking your books to their workplaces, religious meetings and events. You can sell 2,000 copies a month of any of the books I mentioned if you employ just only two vendors to hawk the book at motor parks, markets and at other gatherings. Personally you can sell up to 20 copies daily on your own by taking the books to offices or trading places. You can also use social network sites successfully by telling your contacts to buy your books. I  sell at least 2 copies of books daily for Amazon. The highly gifted Nigerian banker and author Jekwu Ozoemene's book "The Anger of Unfulfillment" is one of the new books Nigerians are demanding now. The book of three satirical plays on President Goodluck Jonathan's Nigeria, 419 and the fears of AIDS is on the bestsellers list in Nigeria.     

raycomray:
NIGERIANS DON'T READ! OR SHOULD I SAY "THE READING CULTURE IS DEAD HERE"
WE IMPORTED SOME BOOKS WHICH WERE TO BE GIVEN TO OR CUSTOMERS FREE FOR THEIR LOYALTY THIS LAST EASTER.
SURPRISINGLY, MOST OF THEM COMPLAINED WHY WE BOTHERED TO GIVE THEM BOOKS, WHILE SOME BLUNTLY REFUSED TO COLLECT THEM.
A PARTICULAR PRETTY LADY SAID " UNA DEY F:CK UP! NA BOOK I WAN CHOP"
PERSONALLY, I LOOKED FOOLISH B4 MY STAFF BECAUSE, I WAS THE ONE THAT RECOMMENDED THAT WE GIVE BOOKS OUT. HOWEVER, WHEN WE GIVE OUT UMBRELLAS, THE CUSTOMERS WILL BE REJOICING.