Chosen1984:
S

Saratu?

MISSNORA:
wanna ask u something pls

Ok ?

gistparrot:
Sources say she has no skill and not ready to work but just use what she has to make cash.

SEE PHOTOS--->>> http://www.mokgist.com/shameful-act-imagine-what-this-naija-babe-is-doing-with-her-b00bs/

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You must be a LEARNER

Sister - you mentioned the word “ rich“ about a dozen times.

Bonita101n2:
I was formerly engaged to a very nice guy who luckily for me was very rich and also got a very good job while we were dating in an oil firm. Unfortunately it did not work out due to external factors (folks). After healing and all, I started to open up again and have and still meeting a lot of men, both rich and not so rich, bad and good etc.

My problem here is that maybe having dated someone that was very rich and also having met and meeting still very rich guy, I'm finding it difficult settling for less. I met this wonderful guy who I'm also attracted to but he is not very rich. Meanwhile, I do have another suitor or two who are extremely rich but I'm not so attracted to them and I know marriage, that attraction is important.

I really like this guy but then again, I start battling with the fact he is not so rich as the previous and the others and what people might say in me settling for less. Even one time he visited, while I was trying to talk to my brother about him, before I could finish, my brother had already said who is this guy that does not seem like he's rich.

It's now making have conflicting feelings and thoughts and I don't want to miss out on a good person but what if I force and maybe get attracted to those other rich suitors but my mind is more on the not so rich.

Please advise sincerely and judging. Thank you.

kpaofame:
call the cops to detain her for attempted murder and defacing an infant /

Its inflicting bodily harm

ThundrCork:


Oh Nigeria, madam read my question and comprehend it as should a learned person. I am not asking for anyone's permission to come up with an article on micro finance banks

Read my qoute and comprehend, if you were educated enough , you would understand it was a complement to the Author.

ogasir2011:

The Bankers are busy chasing targets, no time to read.

As funny as it seems, its a fact

4Play:
There needs to be further banking consolidation in the sector. Unfortunately, the economy cannot support the numerous banks we have so bank mergers, which will mean heavy loss of jobs, are required.

hmm

Keneking:
lalasticlala

are you booking space

ThundrCork:
What is the effect of this on micro finance banks?

you can come up with your own article on microfinance banks

sojiboy:
K

Knife?

tunex23:
The guy even drop phone contact, so someone in presidency can just call him.

lol... badt guy

rooftech:
close these thread,immediately you are affecting peoples livelihood

How is it affecting people's Livelihood?

tobtap:
k

Knife?

one word - DEEP

These are stories that needs to be on FP, but Seun and his moderators will prefer entertainment on FP than issues of National Importance

cc Seun , Afam4eva, OAM4J , Lalasticlala over to you

N1bn ?

Jeez this Money can really go along way oh in helping unemployment rate in Naija oh

“Too many startups begin with an idea for a product that they think people want.”

That no one seems to want the product/solution you are building, surely any other issues can be turned around. But if your potential users don’t want it, what’s the point.

Trying to address a problem that doesn’t exist in the first place might be a sure way to leave the startup scene at an early stage. A good approach to address this is by confirming that your proposed solution is solving a meaningful problem which people would be ready to use or even pay for.
Launching without validation
Another issue startup entrepreneurs cannot escape for new solution is validation, launching without a minimum viable product (MVP).
Some solutions are designed with the entrepreneur having only him/herself in mind, not considering the product’s potential users customers – and in most cases there’s a clear difference between what the company believed to be a ‘must have’ feature and what the customers are willing to use or pay for.
And the Lean Startup Methodologies are just perfect for this.
Revenue Model

Twitter operated for about three years before even looking into monetising the millions of users on the platform, which is running on a series of funding for three years without a revenue model. One question we might want to ask is – how many African startups can run for over 18 months only on funding without losing a larger chunk of its equity to the funders?
It takes real money to keep a business running, hence the need for an early decision on monetization and revenue model is pertinent. Not sure the make it popular and then monetise is still a good approach though, especially in Africa.
Entry Barrier and competition
When the barrier to entry into a sector is relatively low, that translates to a fierce competition and vice versa. A case of the ever growing number of eCommerce players as well as logistics in Nigeria. And playing in a niche market with an entirely different comparative advantage is key.
Yet, some great ideas go quite far only to discover there are barriers that prevent the team from proceeding. So in this case, looking for ways to enhance already existing solutions rather than compete with them could go a long way than trying to build a solution from the scratch. With that, it’s not going to be a competition. What do you think?
Of course, Tunde Kehinde could have taken on Jumia Nigeria and Konga after exiting the former but these giants already have a common enemy which every other eCommerce players in Nigeria can’t shy away from – logistics.
Funding

In Africa, seed funding and grants for early stage startups are mostly between $5,000 and $50,000. And to keep up with the funding challenges, the only available options might just be to keep your current 9-5 job with a decent pay to support your startup, or take up funding for equity. Losing a larger chunk of the company’s equity when you are yet to go public could diminish your interest and passion, and of course we know the end-result of those.
My last attempt at entrepreneurship was a case of two co-founders running out of funds when the business couldn’t generate revenue after 12 months.


Credit: TechPoingNG


http://www.naijahamlet.com/2015/08/5-solid-reasons-why-nigerian-startups.html



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Seems this is what is trending now in Naija:

http://www.naijahamlet.com/2015/08/hilarious-convo-between-son-and-his-mum.html

Jollyakat:
Nyc

Newyork City?

cutepaul:
Fp

Frontpage?

nnafather:
k

Kungfu?

seankay:
.

Dot?

Moneyyy:
5

5 alive?

sigiyaya:
wg

wata gwan?

BabyDaddy20:
Fhbcf

for her back call francis?

DrayZee:
K

kabul?

missKiffy:
K

kilode?

tociano009:
And so what

Are you guilty of same?

Jorussia:
This girl is wicked,she just succeeded in eliminating, the man's generation. What was she doing in a house with the guy self?I don't support jungle justice.

lol

EDWARD4119:
N

Norwich?