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A new Manufacturing company in Lagos(Harbins Food Company) is interested in field marketers that will sell their new products..

There is a fixed monthly salaries and also commission will be earned by the number of sales....

Qualification: SSCE/OND

Interested applicant can send their CV to info@harbinsfood.com or call Emmanuel 08023569626 or 018446064/08107817035

CAN YOU PROGRAM A REMOTE FOR HYUNDAI SONATA 2006.
MY CLIENT HAS THE REMOTE ALREADY ORDERED FROM USA.

still available for sale

yet to get a reliable buyer..
Property still available

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available for sale

need a serious buyer to take dis off the ground

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given out 2 remaining one

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Engine: 3,350 cc 3.4 liters 6 V front engine with 92 mm bore, 84 mm stroke, 9.5 compression ratio, overhead valve and two valves per cylinder
Fuel: Unleaded fuel
Fuel economy EPA highway (l/100km): 9
Fuel Injection: Multi-point injection fuel system


Body side molding
Front and rear body color bumpers
Day time running lights
Driver and passenger power black door mirrors

Front fog lights
Complex surface lens halogen bulb headlights
Heat reflective glass

Fixed rear window
Roof rails
Tinted glass on cabin , privacy tinted glass on rear , privacy tinted glass on side


Call 08186919973 or 08105681915

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Retina display: 13.3-inch (diagonal) LED-backlit display with IPS technology

2560-by-1600 native resolution at 227 pixels per inch with support for millions of colors

2.5GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.1GHz) with 3MB shared L3 cache

802.11n Wi-Fi wireless networking;3 IEEE 802.11a/b/g compatible

8GB of 1600MHz DDR3L onboard memory

500GB Hard drive

Call 08186919973 or 08105681915 for more details

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Property still available

Will my registration allow me open an account in UK?

I brought this car in from USA myself and below is the link

https://www.nairaland.com/1028980/lets-buy-vehicle-usa-canada

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Call 01-8446064 or 08186919973

Front Seats
Driver seat with manual adjustable lumbar support
Leather
Bucket front seats
Rear Seats
Folding with pass-thru center armrest
Rear ventilation ducts
Power Features
Remote power door locks
Power mirrors
Heated mirrors
2 one-touch power windows
Remote window operation
Instrumentation
Clock
Tachometer
External temperature display
Low fuel level warning
Compass
Convenience
Cruise control
Cargo net
Front console with storage
Front and rear cupholders
Front door pockets
First aid kit
Overhead console with storage
Remote trunk release
Retained accessory power
Front seatback storage
Power steering
12V front power outlet(s)
Tilt-adjustable steering wheel
Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel
Comfort
Interior air filtration
Climate control
Trunk light
Alloy trim on center console
Alloy trim on dash
Alloy trim on doors
Front and rear reading lights
Alloy and leather trim on shift knob
Leather steering wheel
Front and rear floor mats
Dual vanity mirrors
In Car Entertainment
Diversity antenna
6 total speakers
120 watts stereo output
AM/FM in-dash 6 CD player stereo
Radio data system
Exterior Features
Roof and Glass
Intermittent wipers
Rear defogger
Tires and Wheels
Alloy wheels
16 x 7.0 in. wheels
Steel spare wheel
P205/65R V tires
All season tires
Inside mounted spare tire
Temporary spare tire
Towing and Hauling
Cargo tie downs
Safety Features
4-wheel ABS
Front and rear head airbags
Dual front side-mounted airbags
Child seat anchors
Remote anti-theft alarm system
Emergency braking assist
Front and rear ventilated disc brakes
Rear door child safety locks
Engine immobilizer
Front fog/driving lights
2 front headrests
2 rear headrests

Reason for selling: Owner relocating permanently to Canada..

Written by Dave Lavinsky on Thursday, March 6, 2008
Categories: Dave Lavinsky Entrepreneurship
There have been many articles written on the subject of why businesses fail, and most of them point to the same reasons, such as:
-Inadequate funding
-Bad location
-Lack of a well thought-out business plan
-Poor execution
-Bad management
-Expanding too quickly
-Insufficient marketing or promotion
-Inability to adapt to a changing marketplace
-Failure to keep overhead costs low
-Underestimating competitors

These reasons are widespread and no doubt cause many businesses to fail. However, the reason for a company’s failure is not always something so obvious. Here are 6 lesser-known reasons why a business might fail.
Why do these reasons remain untold? Simple. Most of the time, the business owner doesn’t realize that these reasons are what caused their failure, and consultants generally don’t ask the kinds of questions that would identify them.
1) Focusing on Short-Term Profits Rather than Building Long-Term Value

It’s important to be profitable, but NOT when short-term profits come at the expense of the long-term value of the business and the lifetime value of the customer.
Here’s a real-life example: In the late 1990s, there was a franchise of a national smoothie shop located in West Los Angeles, CA. At this store, smoothies sold for about $4. They cost only around $1 to make, resulting in a solid profit. However, certain ingredients, like mangoes and berries, cost more than the other ingredients, such as juice and frozen yogurt. Since juice and frozen yogurt were cheap, the franchisee put more of these ingredients in their smoothies and less of the expensive ingredients. By doing this, their profit margin per smoothie grew by approximately 20 cents, which seemed great… on paper. Unfortunately for the store, customers weren’t satisfied with the taste of the lower cost smoothies, people stopped going there, and the store eventually went out of business.
As you can see here, it’s important to consider the lifetime value of a customer. Repeat business is way more valuable than short-term profits. Saving 20 cents on a smoothie today will cost you big in the long run.
(Another great example of this concept is Google giving preference to relevant ads in order to improve the user experience, even though there are less relevant advertisers willing to pay a higher price per click.)

2) Ego Business vs. Business Opportunity

The foundation of a good business is a good business opportunity. As an entrepreneur, you want to fill a need in the marketplace. Unfortunately, many businesses are started solely to fulfill an entrepreneur’s ego (or, to put it less harshly, to satisfy one of the entrepreneur’s interests).
This can often be seen in the restaurant & bar industry, where too many entrepreneurs open shop because it’s a “cool” thing to do. Such businesses rarely succeed.

3) Life distractions

The best ideas don’t always come between 9 and 5. A person might have a great idea while driving, or in the shower, or while working out. It’s moments like these when an entrepreneur leaves behind the day-to-day tasks of running a business and gains a better perspective of the big picture.
Sadly, there are a lot of things that can disrupt a person’s home life. Illness, death of a family member, divorce, relationship trouble, and problems with a child are just a few of the many issues that can affect a person’s mindset. When things like this occur, moments of clarity are replaced by stress and anxiety.
Many entrepreneurial ventures depend heavily on new ideas and creative thinking, and when an entrepreneur’s head isn’t clear, business can suffer.

4) Bad feedback & white lies

People like spending time with friends and family.
Unfortunately, when it comes to business, friends and family members don’t always give the best advice. This is especially true at the birth of a business. Nobody wants to be a buzz-kill. No one wants to tell an entrepreneur their idea is bad, or their location stinks, or anything else negative. Most people are conditioned to be supportive of their friends and family regardless of the situation.
Plus, nobody wants to be wrong. Imagine your friend has an idea that you think is terrible. You share your objections, but the friend goes ahead with the idea anyways, and it succeeds. Now you’ll always be the naysayer that never believed in them. Nobody wants to be that person.
That’s why you’ll rarely get honest, objective business advice from friends or family members. And yet, oftentimes friends and family are the first people entrepreneurs turn to for advice.

5) Maybe the owner is just a jerk

There are a lot of great people in the business world, but there are also some jerks. And these jerks sometimes start their own companies.
A jerk, in this case, is someone who a lot of people can’t get along with. Maybe it’s because they’re a super-perfectionist, or they yell a lot, or they demand that everything be done in a certain way, or they constantly complain. Or maybe they’re annoying in some other way.
The key is that nobody -- not employees, customers, partners, suppliers, clients, etc. -- wants to give 100% for a jerk. Clients and customers will be turned off, and employees will start cutting corners. Most people believe that life is too short, and don’t want to spend their time working with someone they can’t get along with.

6) The entrepreneur never took the full leap

In most new business attempts, the entrepreneur never leaves their day job, or they create a back-up plan, or they have a job lined up in case the new business fails. In these cases, failure IS an option, as the entrepreneur has a safety net to fall back on. In cases where failure is NOT an option, and the entrepreneur depends on the new business to provide food, shelter and clothing, the business has a greater chance of succeeding.
There’s a great example of this concept in this NY Times article. Xiang Yu was a third century (B.C.) General in the Chinese army. He led his troops into enemy territory by crossing the Yangtze River. Then, in order to inspire his troops, Xiang Yu took some unorthodox measures. He burned all of his troop’s ships and destroyed all of their cooking materials. This left the troops with only two options: Move forward and conquer the enemy, or perish. The maneuver did not make Xiang Yu very popular with his soldiers; nevertheless, the troops advanced and ultimately emerged victorious.
Xiang Yu’s methods might be a little drastic in this day and age, but the moral of the story is what’s important. Author Anita Roddick has said that entrepreneurship is a matter of survival, and the truth is, if you’re not totally committed to your business, your chances for success will be greatly diminished.


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