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Business › Re: Crude Falls To $70 But Nigerian Marketers Maintain N1,200 Pump Price by bdon123(m): 8:18pm On Jul 03
ikechukz:
I'll just assume that most people posting here are not business people. Imagine if Dangote had bought for $100 and is even yet to refine that batch, he should automatically start selling at a huge loss to Nigerians to make them happy.
Th3y seem not to understand shit.price drop 2 weeks or less ago n u wan rampage on product.why not wait a month or more firdt before conclusion
Business › Re: Crude Falls To $70 But Nigerian Marketers Maintain N1,200 Pump Price by bdon123(m): 8:16pm On Jul 03
greatdave:
You're the ignorant one here. Why are they quick to raise the prices IMMEDIATELY crude price goes up without considering the "old stock"?!
They dont raise d price immediately.i dey buy fuel its never immediate.
U lack patience
Autos › Re: Why The TVS–Enviable Partnership Could Shape Nigeria's Mobility Future by bdon123(m): 8:36pm On Jul 02
AnonPoet:
Beyond Distribution: Why the TVS–Enviable Partnership Could Shape Nigeria's Mobility Future

Nigeria's transportation sector continues to attract major investments despite economic headwinds. The latest example is the growing partnership between TVS Motor Company and Enviable Tricycle Auto Parts Ltd, a move that could reshape access to motorcycles, tricycles and after-sales support across the country.

For many Nigerians, motorcycles and tricycles are simply a means of getting from one place to another. For thousands of others, they are businesses. They take traders to the market, move goods across cities, power delivery services, support artisans, transport commuters, and create livelihoods for countless families every day.

That is why Nigeria remains one of Africa's most important mobility markets.

And despite the country's economic challenges, international manufacturers continue to invest.
One of the latest examples is TVS Motor Company, which recently announced a strategic partnership with Enviable Tricycle Auto Parts Ltd as part of plans to expand its presence across Nigeria.

The announcement was made during a media engagement in Lagos, followed by the commissioning of Enviable's new mobility facility in IIkorodu

More Than Another Dealership

At first glance, many people might assume this is simply another dealership opening. It isn't. The partnership goes much deeper.

TVS will leverage Enviable's distribution network and operational capabilities to significantly expand access to its motorcycles and tricycles across Nigeria. As part of the collaboration, the network is expected to grow from 17 outlets to 47 outlets, supported by new Sales, Service and Spares (3S) centres in strategic locations.

That means customers should have easier access not only to vehicles but also to genuine spare parts and after-sales support.


Why Nigeria?
With all the conversations around inflation and the economy, one question naturally comes to mind:
Why are companies still investing in Nigeria? The answer is simple.

Nigeria remains one of Africa's biggest transportation markets. Millions of people rely on motorcycles and tricycles every day, not just for movement but for income.

Ride operators, logistics companies, dispatch riders, traders, artisans and small business owners all depend on affordable mobility.

According to TVS, Nigeria and the wider African region accounted for about 25% of the company's overall sales in its last financial year, while Africa contributes more than half of its international business revenue. Those numbers explain why the company continues to invest in expanding its footprint.

Why Enviable Matters
One interesting aspect of this partnership is that TVS isn't trying to do everything alone. Instead, it is working with a Nigerian company that already understands the local market.

Enviable Tricycle Auto Parts Ltd has built a growing presence within Nigeria's mobility sector through distribution, customer support and market development. Its new Ikorodu facility isn't just a showroom; it is designed as a modern hub where customers can purchase vehicles, access servicing and obtain genuine spare parts in one location.

That kind of infrastructure becomes increasingly important as more Nigerians depend on motorcycles and tricycles for work and bbusiness

Beyond Selling Motorcycles & Tricycles
Perhaps the bigger story here isn't really about two-wheelers and three-wheelers. It is about mobility. Every growing economy depends on people being able to move efficiently. When transport improves, businesses operate better. Goods move faster. Entrepreneurs reach more customers. Communities become more connected.

That is why many global manufacturers are shifting their focus from simply selling products to building stronger ecosystems around those products. Reliable service centres. Better customer support. Wider dealer networks. Genuine spare parts. Long-term partnerships. Those are increasingly becoming the real competitive advantage.

Looking Ahead

Whether this partnership ultimately succeeds will depend on execution. But it also highlights something bigger. Despite the challenges, Nigeria continues to attract businesses willing to invest for the long term.

And increasingly, those investments are happening through partnerships between global manufacturers and indigenous companies that understand the local market.

For TVS, it strengthens its ambition to grow within one of Africa's most important mobility markets.

For Enviable Tricycle Auto Parts Ltd, it reinforces the growing role Nigerian companies are playing in shaping the country's transportation ecosystem.

For consumers, transport operators and entrepreneurs, the real measure of success will be simple:
Will it become easier to buy, maintain and rely on quality mobility solutions?

Time will tell.

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This must be one of smartest shaddy ass niggas ever.i really wish i could study frm dem.
They should write a book on how to go legit n sell it to d country
Business › Re: Crude Falls To $70 But Nigerian Marketers Maintain N1,200 Pump Price by bdon123(m): 8:14pm On Jul 02
This is an ignorant post.giv time as old stock has to go.price cannot be changed every week becos crude oil prices has changed.
NYSC › Re: New NYSC Uniform, No More POP: 5 Key Changes Tinubu Is Bringing To NYSC by bdon123(m): 3:16pm On Jul 01
dododawa1:
Goodbye Khaki, POP: 5 Key Changes Tinubu Is Bringing To NYSC

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) is getting its biggest shake-up since it started 53 years ago. The Federal Executive Council (FEC) just approved a massive overhaul to stop treating the scheme as just a year of paramilitary drills, turning it into a launchpad for actual careers.

According to the government, approved reforms will reposition the NYSC as a skills-driven, productivity-focused, and youth-empowering institution that aligns with President Bola Tinubu’s vision of building a $1 trillion economy.

This reform journey began in 2025 through a broad-based, multi-stakeholder review involving the Federal Ministry of Youth Development, the Federal Ministry of Education and the Office of the Special Adviser to the President on Policy and Coordination headed by Hadiza Bala Usman.

If you are a student, recent graduate, or parent, here are five ways the NYSC reforms will affect you.

1. Goodbye khaki, hello civilian leadership

The military is stepping back from running the day-to-day operations of the NYSC. A civilian administrator will now take charge, while the military shifts its focus entirely to keeping corps members safe. To match this professional shift, the iconic khaki uniform is being completely redesigned to look cleaner and more modern.

2. Six-week orientation camp

The traditional three-week camp is doubling to six weeks, and the daily schedule is changing completely:

Weeks 1–2: Civic education and national values.

Weeks 3–4: Financial literacy, career mapping, and business skills.

Weeks 5–6: Specialised tracks in tech, public service, farming or creative industries.

3. Primary assignment that actually matches your skill

No more sending engineering graduates to teach primary school math if they don’t want to. The new policy mandates that primary assignments must match your field of study. If you study software engineering, you will likely head straight into the newly created digital corps.

4. High-tech security placements

To address safety worries, the NYSC is launching a data-driven deployment system. It analyses security risks across the country in real-time, ensuring corps members are not sent into volatile or high-risk areas.

5. No more passing-out parade (POP)

The final march-past in the scorching sun is officially cancelled. Instead, your service year will end with a corporate graduation and career-networking event designed to connect you directly with employers.

When does this start?

The government is rolling these updates out in phases between 2026 and 2028, starting with immediate changes to the legal NYSC Act.
Tank God ano gree serve then...now i can serve in peace without suffer
Business › Re: 5 Decisions That Can Kill Your Business by bdon123(m): 8:08pm On Jun 30
Tanks for this...i was jst today considering buy a land i dont really want jst cos its cheaper than d one i want for bar business.Now i don change my mind...location is key.
NYSC › Re: NYSC: 6-Week Camp, No More Military Drills - Tinubu Makes Major Changes (Video) by bdon123(m): 1:10pm On Jun 30
youngsahito:
There should still be two or three days military drill. Youths won't take this scheme serious anymore as no discipline would be installed.
So if no millitary no seriousness?like are u for real?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Lebanon Sign An Historic Agreement With Israel To Occupy Southern Lebanon by bdon123(m): 4:56pm On Jun 28
Now let me see how Iran will say Israel should not be involved in fighting terrorists in lebanon wen they were formally invited by d president to create base there .
Politics › Re: Northern CAN, Bishops Reject Trump’s Boast Of Ending ‘Christian Genocide’ by bdon123(m): 4:31pm On Jun 28
LZAA:
"Northern CAN"
When did this rubbish become a thing
Forget Olodo uprising
We have a zombie apocalypse
These animals pushing ethnic rifts are worse than sewer rats
Smh
Well can has been split into 2 in nigeria.Normal can n northern can.....politics is involved.
That doesn't imply theres no christian genocide in nigeria
Politics › Re: Northern CAN, Bishops Reject Trump’s Boast Of Ending ‘Christian Genocide’ by bdon123(m): 4:29pm On Jun 28
Memeni:
The idiotic and stupid cowardic of an organization called CAN. Consisting of cowardic evil men masquerading as "men of gods"' spits*
Can are mostly politicians right now.
Politics › Re: Northern CAN, Bishops Reject Trump’s Boast Of Ending ‘Christian Genocide’ by bdon123(m): 4:29pm On Jun 28
PHIPEX:
CAN that should be begging for more support is rather sounding proud and antogonistic. Does Trump owe you anything, where is your own president? Is this the real CAN or Aso Rock version?
Very correct...should be begging for assistance not replyin like he owes u n didnt deliver
Politics › Re: FG Discovers Platinum, Lithium, Rare Earth Deposits In Kaduna by bdon123(m): 8:24pm On Jun 25
Politics › Re: Senate Passes State Police Bill, empowers Govs to appoint Police Commissioners by bdon123(m): 8:20pm On Jun 24
adenigga:
SOURCE



Barau Jibrin
Deputy Senate President
It bars dem how exactly?by mouth?wat strategy can u successfully implement in a country where court orders are always disobeyed
Science/Technology › Re: At 45 I Am Still Scared Of Snake by bdon123(m): 8:10pm On Jun 24
immortalcrown:
Since when did adulthood or old age become an antivenom?
Omo i tire o...i am 38 i get irrated n panic if cockroach climbs my body
Sports › Re: World Cup Fans Label Okoye Sexiest Footballer On The Planet by bdon123(m): 1:16pm On Jun 22
Abeg hide am frm SA girls ....dem dey already find us for to beat for knacking their parliament members
Celebrities › Re: Peller Pays Jarvis Bride Price (Photos) by bdon123(m): 1:14pm On Jun 22
ppogba:
Jealousy apart, the girl no too bad like that.
No she no make sense...too doll baby vibes
Celebrities › Re: I Am A Targaryen - Mr Eazi Explains His Grey Hair by bdon123(m): 1:13pm On Jun 22
Me wey don dey get grey hair for prick n i never reach 40
Celebrities › Re: Peller Pays Jarvis Bride Price (Photos) by bdon123(m): 8:11pm On Jun 21
Wealthyonos:
Congratulations to them
Dat wowo girl that talks like a doll baby
Politics › Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by bdon123(m): 9:46pm On Jun 19
While we hungryn starving
Travel › Re: FG Plans Intervention For Eko Bridge As It Moves To Reconstruct Carter Bridge by bdon123(m): 9:30pm On Jun 19
ashawopikin:
you may be right, but truth be told, that bridge is long overdue for repairs, make e no go fall for people head one day
Its should be partnership....lagos state should use its money too.it has heavy allocation n very large internal revenue
Travel › Re: FG Plans Intervention For Eko Bridge As It Moves To Reconstruct Carter Bridge by bdon123(m): 9:30pm On Jun 19
AMINDA:
This is no way to govern a country. Nigeria does not begin and end in Lagos alone.
Omo me sef tire o.....our whole budget going to lagos...lagos gets everything big for fg
Foreign Affairs › Re: USA-IRAN Talks In Switzerland Abruptly Called Off by bdon123(m): 9:22pm On Jun 19
U cannot force israel not to bomb lebanon if they hav threats frm there.Lebanon shouldnt be part of d deal becos iran sponsors d hezbollah millitants currently threatening israel at lebanon
Travel › Re: FG Approves New York, Dubai, Canada Routes For United Nigeria Airlines — Keyamo by bdon123(m): 9:19pm On Jun 19
youngrichnigga:
As a minister, you cannot expressly or unilaterally approve for an airline to fly your local routes not to talk of international routes. Airlines that have not successfully managed flights internally without unnecessary and unexplained delays do not get to operate globally undecided undecided undecided
Dats not how aviation works.if they airlines dont do well nobody will fly dem.its like arik air right now....people avoid dem n na dem get planes pass bt still bankrupt
Travel › Re: FG Approves New York, Dubai, Canada Routes For United Nigeria Airlines — Keyamo by bdon123(m): 9:18pm On Jun 19
Foreign Affairs › Re: All Of Lebanon Must Burn - Israel Minister Of National Security, Ben Gvir by bdon123(m): 9:14pm On Jun 19
MrEar:
"Israel is fighting Hezbollah too long, and too many people are being killed, And you don’t have to knock down an apartment house every time you’re looking for somebody. Because there are a lot of people in those apartment houses. And they’re not all Hezbollah, that I can tell you." - U.S. President Donald Trump at G7 summit.


For Trump, an alleged pedophile and child killer to be shocked at the rate Israel is killing people in lebanon, that should tell you how evil this so called "God's chosen people" are.

It would interest you to know that since March 2 2026, 247 children have been killed in Lebanon and 12 children are killed everyday. No, this is not another Islamic propaganda, this is a verified report from the U.N.


The whole world wants peace but God's chosen people want the whole world to burn.
M loving israel approach to terrorism...no holding back
Politics › Re: No One Is Forced To Be In Lagos” — Media Personality Daniel Regha by bdon123(m): 9:01pm On Jun 15
WizardOfNG:
Yes but how did Lagos gain that massive population, as the smallest State in Nigeria, if not for the fact her administration from 1999 till today made her the best State in Nigeria with the most wealth and opportunities for ordinary Nigerians?

Estimated population of Lagos when Tinubu took over in 1999 was circa 7 million. Today it is no less than 18 million with most statisticians pegging it at circa 23 million.
It was still one of d most populated state in naija at 1999.nigeria population generally increased n ofcourse there was mass migration to lagos wen nigeria became a democracy againat 1999.

Lets say it how it is....lagos enjoys exclusive status in eyes of FG thats why lagos or tpain wont allow ports around d other parts of nigeria swing into full action
Business › Re: Nigeria’s Inflation Rose To 15.93% In May – NBS by bdon123(m): 8:52pm On Jun 15
Still interest rate in banks is still over 28%
Politics › Re: No One Is Forced To Be In Lagos” — Media Personality Daniel Regha by bdon123(m): 11:20am On Jun 15
WizardOfNG:
He is 💯% correct. Lagos is not the only State in Nigeria. Nigerians should focus on holding their respective leaders, in their States, to account.
Lagos has d population that most states dont have...thats d truth
Foreign Affairs › Re: UK PM, Keir Starmer Bans Social Media For Under-16s by bdon123(m): 11:16am On Jun 15
madridguy:
This is barbaric and callous of the PM. He must be trying to turn the UK to Afghanistan grin How come he's trying to deny people of their fundamental rights.

United nations must step in.
16 is not an adult
Politics › Re: Akpabio Daughter Got Juicy Position In NNPC Without Merit – Oshiomhole by bdon123(m): 11:14am On Jun 15
No wonder they will never sbut down nnpc no matter d losses
Politics › Re: As A Matter Of Urgency, Fg Must Arrest VDM by bdon123(m): 11:12am On Jun 15
FSBoperator:
No. He has his constitutional rights to protest .
I mean for d tinubu fake audio call
Politics › Re: Tinubu Confers National Honours On Babajide Otitoju, Joe Igbokwe (See Full List) by bdon123(m): 8:56am On Jun 13
D honor comes wit dollars or not?

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