Kalashnikov102:
nothing good comes easy..jus keep pushing and believing

I tell you...true success takes time not in a flash like most of our youths think.

ednut1:
100% . They made money selling inflated cars to govt for kickbacks lol. Cosharis and stella comes to mind. Na who know person dey make am for 9ja. Alakija wey be tailor to ibb got oil block

Well, it's as a result of the monopoly he has over the market of exotic cars. Besides, these companies (Elizade, Cosharis, Briscoe etc) are known for selling products at outrageous prices. The good thing unlike their counterparts in Ladipo is their authentic products. Ladipo folks sell at exhoribant prices yet fake products (99.9%). As long as there are buyers, they will continue.

Thankfully, there will soon be a company that sells authentic products at affordable rates.

Gerrard59:


Well, it's as a result of the monopoly he has over the market of exotic cars. Besides, these companies (Elizade, Cosharis, Briscoe etc) are known for selling products at outrageous prices. The good thing unlike their counterparts in Ladipo is their authentic products. Ladipo folks sell at exhoribant prices yet fake products (99.9%). As long as there are buyers, they will continue.

Thankfully, there will soon be a company that sells authentic products at affordable rates.

wetin u sabi. How many people buy new cars. Abeg na from inflated contract

ednut1:
wetin u sabi. How many people buy new cars. Abeg na from inflated contract

My point is: because very few people buy new cars or spare parts, those companies inflate the price. The difference between new cars & parts in Nigeria and purchasing them from the US is extremely high even with the levies on new cars. Which is why the price looks inflated to you but in reality, that's the price they sell to everyone.

Gerrard59:


My point is: because very few people buy new cars or spare parts, those companies inflate the price. The difference between new cars & parts in Nigeria and purchasing them from the US is extremely high even with the levies on new cars. Which is why the price looks inflated to you but in reality, that's the price they sell to everyone.

that is not how they made their money. Its thru govt contract

Softenergy:

As a youth he may have engaged in some form of youthful delinquency. During his time drug is far from making anyone wealthy, but doggedness, trustworthiness,dependability and true and true honesty. Nigeria then like any other country are what countries should be.

In all the points you have made you ruined it all by saying drugs didn't make anyone rich in the 80's,lies I know many that got rich from drugs trafficking in the 80s.

I know Mr adedoyin,I used to sell his pharmaceutical products in my father shop in those days.

Am not saying he was a drug dealer by any means,but I use to think that he was a pharmacist.