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ikem85:
Meanwhile see shocking moment Rosie kissed kachi, hit the subscribe button for updates

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAMIfFiVjx0

Kachi finally got to kiss Rossie.

punisha:
Dunno them...
They can tear themselves apart.

Greystone:
I tell u

Better tube to DSTV chanel 198 to know them.

ikem85:
Meanwhile see shocking moment Rosie kissed kachi, hit the subscribe button for updates

Kachi is a very patient actor. In spite of all Rosie has been doing he just used patience to wear her down. I guess he didn't have much choice after Theresa swapped with Iyke.

SocialJustice:
Theresa is really skinny. Jenny-Koko, Rosie and Nkechi are the real deal. Bola is ugly and Ebi is just weird and ill mannered.

What do you say about Silvia. Is she skinny or slim?

SocialJustice:
Theresa is really skinny. Jenny-Koko, Rosie and Nkechi are the real deal. Bola is ugly and Ebi is just weird and ill mannered.

All she needs to do is eat/f*** more and she will blow up. I don't think her 'skinniness' a valid reason for Iyke's ex to body-shame her?

Honestly, I don't see how Obi is over-protecting Ebi. I might be wrong.

OBIEBI, one of the nominated couples facing possible eviction had a rough night that exploded during the Saturday party, and only today’s events will tell if they are still a couple.

Aunty had earlier said Obi is over-protecting Ebi. She said that was why she didn’t choose them to escape nomination!

On Saturday, there was a quarrel between the pair. Obi felt he should leave Ebi to either come and beg him or he calls it quits and goes home on Sunday.

He he said he wouldn’t go to beg her as people have been saying...

But is Doctor Theresa really too skinny or is the ex just vexing for her?

Iyke’s unnamed ex has a sharp tongue. She was invited by Ultimate Love organizers to see her former heartthrob Iyke.

Rather than be happy with Iyke over his blossoming romance with Theresa, she kept complaining to Iyke that she is too skinny.Iyke had to defend his girl.

But the bold ex asked to dance for him, and they hugged. Theresa... Continue Reading

Inside life I have realized that even people mourning in a burial would run away should the person they are mourning come back to life. This life eh.

In the video below, a man buried in a coffin rose up and grabbed the leg of pallbearers. People carrying the coffin ran for their lives. Watch

ojokolax:
This e-registration and reduction in cost would lead to more transparency as well as across an area of incentive to rise who didn't register prior due to cost. All of which can only be good for the general populace as better monitoring of products being produced and consumed would ensue.

I agree with you.

The next step should include making access to venture capital widely available for tech entrepreneurs as is obtainable in the US.

The cost of registering new products with NAFDAC has been slashed by 75%. This welcome piece of info was contained in a press release by the office of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.

The previously high cost of NAFDAC registration for food products is known to have discouraged many entrepreneurs who couldn’t pay hundreds of thousands to register their products.

Many of these entrepreneurs were forced to abandon their business dreams and projects after spending from their tight purse to some extent.

But the Vice President said:

“The rollout of NAFDAC’s e-registration platform and a 75% cost-reduction for product registration is a great opportunity for registering products just at 25% of what it used to cost to register products.”

Kudos to FG for this people-friendly policy. Like Oliver Twist, the people ask for more.

Source: https://igbodefender.com/2020/03/06/cost-of-registering-goods-in-nafdac-slashed-by-75-osinbajo/

Igbo are ready to sell something in which they make only 50 kobo over and over again till they make a sizable profit.

Sammy07:
The only thing I admire in Igbos trading here is their ability to draw customers or make money by themselves ..

The person that will sell something to you most times might not be the owner of the shop or apprentice...

He'll just call you and ask if you wanna buy something and he'll make his own price to be a bit higher than the normal price..

If you fall for it (his own profit)

But truth is, one ask to be careful or take along those who have knowledge in what you wanna buy from igbo guys..
Else..... OYO

Sir, since the day Adam was banished from the Garden of Eden, man has needed to be careful. Because things have gotten competitive. No more free lunches.

Business is normally about knowing a little something that the other person doesn't know. So, to balance it out, you carry along with you someone who knows some stuff.

That's a good strategy on your part to balance things out.

Sammy07:
Lol, this OP self...

Must everyone be a trader??

BTW, when the igbo man got to Lagos, where was he sleeping and what is he eating??
Lagos of all places, had it been you mentioned other SW states.
Would have agree, cos things are cheaper here.

Are you telling us he was able to sell all his gala finish everyday

Lol, life doesn't works like that.
Not everyone can be successful through trading.
Even not every Igbos are successful through trading..

Everyone got to discover his/her own talents.

The article talks of average. And read the article to the tail end, Bro.

Sokosuji:
Shout out to our hustling youths.. I make it a point never to haggle with hawkers nor collect change from them no matter the amount

Very commendable practice. That way you encourage them. Commendable.

DMerciful:
Watch your own video. You have over 12 people killed and dying, you're talking on only this woman!. Africans self!

DMerciful:
So why are you focusing on only one woman?

Oga, did you read the follow up sentence?
[quote author=atmstyle post=87157160]What crime did this woman there commit to deserve this? What crime did the others commit?[/quote]

Case Study
When Chinedu Okorafor arrived Lagos in 2016 to make it and not to count bridges, he arrived with the following earthly possessions: ₦1,000, two jeans trousers, two shirts and a bagco sack bag.

Inside the bagco sack bag were his toothbrush, comb and a few other personal effects.

But Chinedu Okorafor also carried along with him the Igbo success DNA called Equianoism – a determination to succeed through resourcefulness, inspiration and/or generosity.
Once Chinedu arrived Lagos, he started hawking Gala sausage rolls, popularly known just as gala. It was not a get-rich-quick scheme: he was making a profit of just ₦5 on each gala sold.

Opera News quotes Chinedu as revealing that he used to sell an average of 300 packets of gala daily, thanks to the the huge Mile 2 traffic. He would run after cars, selling them gala.

So, let’s do a little calculation: 300 packets of gala multiplied by the ₦5 profit for each unit adds up to ₦1,500.

That’s how much Chinedu realized daily. So, monthly, Chinedu was raking in about ₦40,000. He wasn’t an office worker, but he was making this in every month!

After 6 months Chinedu became restless to expand his business. After some market research he moved to Oshodi.

That was a masterstroke as he started selling over 10 cartons daily
That was a masterstroke as he started selling over 10 cartons daily. That meant he was now making about ₦150,000 each month!

When Chinedu travelled back to his village for the annual Christmas break , he spoke to many unemployed youths in his village about making an income from selling gala in Lasgidi. Several of them were convinced by his pitch.

In January, he returned to Lagos with 12 young men who were willing to hustle hard in the gala business.

His suppliers, convinced that Chinedu could make them lots of money sold gala sausage rolls to him at wholesale price. Chinedu then resold to his 12 employees with 30% off their supposed profit.

Everyone was happy.
Chinedu would provide these 12 with accommodation and dinner in the early days.

Chinedu chose to continue running after cars in the Lagos heat hawking gala like his recruits instead of settling down in a cosy air-conditioned office.

By the end of 2018, Chinedu’s 12 had become 100 enterprising men and women.

He now makes more than ₦500,000 monthly (around ₦3,000 from each of the recruits under him, that is ₦300,000) plus another ₦250,000 in direct sales from his personal hustle.
Now he has expanded into Pure Bliss wafers, plantain chips and even drinks.

Now A 'Big Man'
Snack and beverage manufacturers now approach him with juicy discounts so he can sell off their products.

His town is happy that one of its sons, though not a government official, has provided means of income for a good number of its sons and daughters.

Ted Talker Robert Neuwirth was right when he said the Igbo apprenticeship system is the world’s largest business incubator.

This is just one example of that gigantic business incubator in action.

A Call For Non-Igbo Governors To Imitate Fayose
Others can learn the Igbo trading model. Then Governor Ayo Fayose once sent some youths from Ekiti State to Onitsha to learn trading from Igbo traders.

This is something other non-Igbo state administrations can do. Not everyone... Read The Last Point

Sokosuji:
Deaths everywhere...

If these people knew the bus will drive them to untimely death, they wouldn't have boarded it. RIP to the dead.

APCHaram:
I saw the video yesterday.

It wasn't a bus accident.

The bus they were in did not look like it had an accident.

One of the victims (a male) who was barely alive was gushing blood from both his mouth and throat - a sign that he had his neck slit.

I believe this is some where in Central African Republic.

The women were raped no doubt about that.

This is like the Tutsi massacre in Rwanda then. Africa should embrace peace. Chai. No doctor to even save anyone there.

See this man lying down as if he is sleeping.

Ardar:
This doesn't look like a bus accident. Why are people dead on the floor while the supposed bus is intact?

I agree. Bus accident cannot tamper with the women's clothes.

seunlayi:
This is cruel

It is. Did you see that guy vomitting blood? With each breath his life-blood was pouring out like water from a tap.

DMerciful:
Watch your own video. You have over 12 people killed and dying, you're talking on only this woman!. Africans self!

What did the over 12 dead people clearly seen in the video (RIP) do to deserve this kind of hot death?

Blood is not something that should be shed like someone pouring water away.

Always wash your fruits and vegetables with water. You may be washing away sicknesses.

We cannot be too careful. The other day a mamaput was allegedly found to be using mortuary water to cook for her customers.

What crime did this woman there commit to deserve this? What crime did the others commit?

The grave and bloody video below is circulating on the internet now. It shows what appears to be the aftermath of a massacre in a bus.

There are dead people everywhere and people dying, vomiting blood every few seconds. No doctor in sight to save lives.

Our team analyzed this video and identified some French words, suggesting the incident occured in a Francophone African country.

Please, let us embrace peace and tolerance in the black world. I beg. Let us be our brother’s keeper. Abeg. What is this?!
Watch video (warning: disturbing scenes)

helinues:
But at least they are balancing the equation..

You guys went Awol when we slidded into recession the other time with no excuse acceptable from you people..

Give kudos to the current government on that except if you are enemy of the nation

Yes, we are balancing the equation. But you don't begin to celebrate a victory at half time, do you?
And who are these 'you people' you are talking about??

If you love the current administration, you will speak the truth, wether bitter or sweet to them, or are you the kind of person that will see your friend walking toward a deep pit and be cheering him on instead of advising him to change direction?

That is false friendship and equal to secret enemity. I hope you are not a secret enemy of the nation.

babyfaceafrica:
How does did reduce the price of rice?.. Yeye write up

Smh