OlujobaSamuel:
Hmmmmmmm, Buhari as a General is eminently qualified to be a President, but as President, there is a big question mark to his post as a General.
Good at combat but lacks strategy and communication skills.

Buhari?? Good at combat Is it Bubu or another Buhari?

State the price range here.

Infinityk:


Like I said, I've seen d post many times on fb
See I could care less who u are
An average Yorubas person tries to mind his business, that's y u won't see them displaying stupidity online
I use fb a lot
There are also other crap like this one write here on fb
I don't hate anybody, but I hate stupidity
And for your answer all that crap is wrong and stupid,I just laugh at it when I come across it on fb
After seeing these stuffs online,I've concluded that u guys... Hmm whatever
Don't let me waste your time
I won't say more than that

Lol, this one is new to Nairaland.

TroubleMaker47:

But he won his senatorial district elections!
Same with ikpeazu & t orji!!
So what's your point

FYI.. I AM IGBO. OSISIOMA-NGWA TO BE PRECISE!

Igbo indeed!! Once you are able to spell a town in Igbo land you start claiming Igbo. We know your type, your moniker says it all.

Orji Uzor Kalu is like Nnamdi Azikiwe, Igbos no send am, but the government chose him as their igbo representative. The people didn't!! and never will!!!

oluwaseyanu:
Automatic transmission
Sound V6 engine
Alloy wheels
Factory AC ( leak gas)
Central Lock

Location is at Akute close to ojodu Berger

07069694840/08023939567

Pictures? Any??

Africa is gone!!! So with this wack light we have, we are still better than most of Africa?? Only South Africa and Morocco are better. Damn!!!

I am not normally tribalistic on any social media platforms or even in real life but I gotta say Nnamdu Kanu said so!!! All of you are acting like you weren't forewarned!! Bloody hypocritical illiterates.

Ok

Android...cool though!!!

I'll advice you to take the loan, get the macbook, beef up your portfolio, update your skills and go find another job. YOU ARE BEING GROSSLY UNDERPAID!!

alobz:
Hi guys who would be interested in car finance for Uber I am working on a project to make cars available at far less than hire purchase rates which I think is modern slavery. I need a pool of reliable end buyers who won't default . The project seeks to roll out 1500 cars for Uber soon but strictly for sale and interest rates are at most 24 percent on a reducing balance.

I'm interested in this proposition. How does one reach out to you?

Is it possible to get an Uber/Taxify grade car (possibly already registered on Uber/Taxify) for 600k - 700k range?

tomdon:
The boy is only suffering from juvenile delinquency because he is not yet matured. All these unnecessary talks is unnecessary. We've all done stupid things before

Cyberfraud is a crime, not stupidity. Know the difference.

emmaoanidu:
Don't buy a Honda accord whether told or Nigerian used. You can consider a corolla, civic or a Taurus but must be certified very good as at time of purchase. Though, there are other factors to consider.

Thanks for your response. Mind if I ask what other factors to consider so I can look out for them?

tunlapapa:

So you have heard about how people are raking money on Uber/taxify, and you decide to chop out of it.
It's good but when you buy that your HONDA ACCORD(2.4l), it will be good for you to drive it for two months before you know how much your so called Uber/taxify driver you plan EMPLOYING would be able to deliver.

Erm....You said absolutely nothing.

Epphy:


I think you read but didn't understand many things. Honda Accord is not the best car for the biz as it comes with a big engine as well as its maintainance issues. Better to get a car with 1.8 ltr or less engine. If you must get the accord, then you must be driving yourselves or ready for drivers to price rentals to 20k - 25k.

Thank you for your response. I have seen previous comments citing issues with Accord. I am okay with a 20k - 25k weekly delivery. My choices are currently limited by funds I have available to me, and only considered the Accord because that's what I can currently afford. I'll refocus and start searching for 1.8l cars that meet Uber/Taxify specs.

Good day guys, I have been following posts in the Uber/Taxify thread for some time now and looking to become an Uber/Taxify partner. I am planning to buy a Nigerian used Honda Accord 2004 model, employ the services of an Uber/Taxify driver, and collect 25k - 30k weekly. I don't know how feasible this would be as I have zero experience with running a ride sharing business. I need your advice on whether to continue or find something else to put my funds into, thanks.

Good day guys, I have been following posts here in recent times and looking to become an Uber/Taxify partner. I am planning to buy a Nigerian used Honda Accord 2004 model, employ the services of an Uber/Taxify driver, and collect 25k - 30k weekly. I don't know how feasible this would be as I have zero experience with running a ride sharing business. I need your advice on whether to continue or find something else to put my funds into. I'll create a topic and repost this there to avoid distractions, thanks.

Update: Thread created!!
https://www.nairaland.com/5146783/uber-taxify-partners-drivers-come

Well, I know an established transport company using their vehicles for long distance interstate mass transit (Orizu Motors), and another company (Cutix cables) using Innoson buses in their fleet. The Nigerian army and Police also use their vehicles. That should tell you something about their reliability.

Olawalesmarter:


I don't care whatever his stakes are, he did not make Forbes list and no one is going to pick your Rumours and Speculation. Otedola is Richer than him because he make Forbes list

If you know how fo*lish you sound, you'll stop regurgitating this sh*t. So you believe that only those on Forbes list are the richest people on earth eh? Even Forbes themselves don't believe that, and proof of that is the parameters they use in their ranking. Stop being an as*hole, you sound like a broken record. You stupidity won't allow you humble yourself and learn that Forbes rank only publicly listed companies and Arthur's is a privately held company.

Konquest:

^^^^
^^^^
Prince Dapo Abiodun is a billionaire oil mogul and CEO/founder of Heyden
Petroleum. He was also the former DAPMA boss [the umbrella organisation
of depot owners] and that is the reason why he visited Prince Authur
Eze because all these guys in the oil industry know one another! It was
only in the 1990s that Authur Eze made his money from the oil and gas
sector oil wells.

I have a deep knowledge of how the oil wells were allocated to
these people listed below based on a publication I've had in my pocession
since 1991 on the major players that took part in the round of oil
well bidding in the early 1990s.

Prince Authur Eze first made his crude oil billions in the early 1990s
after he and other local Nigeria players such as High Chief Dumo Lulu-Briggs,
Theopilus Danjuma, Mrs Alakija's Famfa Oil, Otunba Mike Adenuga, MKO Abiola,
Mr. Afolabi [who is the billionaire father of "LAX" the young Nigerian musician]
and more were given oil blocks offshore to explore... and they spent a lot
of money... running into millions without some of them striking oil and gas
after concluding their rounds of bidding.

Mrs. Alakija, High Chief Dumo Lulu-Briggs, Otunba Mike Adenuga, Prince Authur Eze
were fortunate to have struck crude oil and gas rather quickly, but Otunba Mike
Adenuga was the FIRST among all of them to strike oil and gas.

The Nigeria-American Kase Lawal who is originally from Ibadan found some oil and
gas with his CAMAC Group, but it was NOT of commercial quantity, so he lost money.
He later struck oil and gas in Colombia in commercial quantity.

MKO Abiola also did not strike oil in commercial quantity.

I hope this helps!

You should add that Arthur owns major oil concerns in almost every oil rich African country. Mothafokas here are comparing him with local champions.

Well, until Femi Otedola has major stakes in multiple African countries, it is stupidity to claim he is wealthier that Arthur Eze. If you like call it rumour or whatever, if you want to learn about Arthur, it's up to you to go study him instead of trying to make someone else do so for you, you lazy ass. Also, stop exposing your lack of knowledge on the internet. That you don't know who Arthur is is nobody's fault but yours!!

gypsey:
Is this Supposed to make sense?

If it doesn't make sense to you then yours is an irredeemable one. I shouldn't have quoted you in the first instance.

gypsey:
This Questions are meant for Intelligent and Educated folks, Onitsha People Obviously Clearly are not Any of those.

You grossly overrate your intelligence little one. Successfully put light bulbs, batteries and a switch together and have it work for at least 24 hours, then maybe, just maybe, your opinion will be considered.

delugajackson:
How safe is the carriage? What is the survival rate and fatality in event of accidents? Have they undergone integrity tests to ascertain it's road worthiness? I hope this is not our very own Boeing 734 killer road-craft on wheels.

Mumu qweshons...

stevups:

My brother, it has o. But one can find his way out with a logical thinking. A lot of people don't have a business mindset.

Completely agree with you. One is incapable of logical thinking without a solid knowledge base. Cramming and dumping for excellent score is NOT equivalent to acquiring knowledge. I daresay that there's no billionaire today that made it by depending on the education acquired in school. The only people that actually benefit from classroom education are educators, engineers, scientists and researchers , and even they have to experiment ad infinitum because school only gives you information on ideal situations, and there's nothing like that in the real world. Business mindset on the other hand, is acquired outside the four walls of any educational institution and requires experimentation, guidance, as well as failure to acquire. In summary, entrepreneurship is a life thing, not an academic one.

dante0147:



Rome wasn’t built in a day besides the so called companies that raised that amount you stated, started from somewhere it’s a gradual process you waif !!!! Bruv one thing I will say to you is this ... THE day you Register a Company, Employ people and Pay them ( Besides I have started paying minimum wage to non professional staffs), Pay Company Taxes ETC then you can talk to me...

You digress. Stay with me bro. On the topic!! Graduating with a bad result has no bearing on your ability to succeed or fail in life, also the result stated on your certificate is a poor metric for recruiting staff, especially in a country like Nigeria. That's my stand on the topic of discuss. We aren't discussing difficulties in running a business here.

millionboi2:
if at all for any reason u wouldn't take action over ur decision,let it not be fear....OK



To fear failure is to end average#Shalom

Nah...that's not what I am saying. The moment you look down on others (like you've done to people with paid employment), that very moment, your failure as an employer of labour begins because guess what, your staff are in that class of people, and will inevitably be the cause of your business failure. Also, if you recruit staff based on academic qualifications, and not skill, you will be on the losing end because skill trumps academic qualifications anyday, anytime!!

There are certain risks true entrepreneurs never take because they amount to gambling. You take informed risks (even though there's a fear of failure) which greatly reduces chances of failure. Uninformed risks on the other hand (gambling) has a much higher chance of failure as well as the same fear factor of informed risks. Skill over certificate is one of these informed risks, because you can already measure staff performance even before they start working with you, cost less to manage and train, and have higher output/better results. Looking at certificate on the other hand, especially in a Nigerian society where grades are literally bought with money, is a perfect recipe for disaster!!!! Look beyond the certificate!!!!

millionboi2:
u are d illiterate not to have known dat thy is no much difference btw mama put and Mr Biggs xpt packaging,so u can learn from me by pickin up dat family known line and transform it...I'm a graduate,proudly an Entrepreneur,I can afford to pay u 200k salary so mind wat u type here.....it irritates me wen ppl under paid employment boast about dia salary.

Ppl like u will be busy making noise in ur neighbor hood and ignorantly intimidating ppl who don't know how poor u are.yes! bcoz u are limited in time and in cash.

Please in ur next quote,b4 u use d word illiterate in d quote,go back to ur dictionary and ch.bheck d real meaning of illiteracy.

Buhahahaha!!!!! I understand you very well, you probably own a a fried indomie joint down the next street and therefore are an 'entrepreneur'. Also, if you know the smallest thing about entrepreneurship, then you won't even have this mindset in the first place as it is the mindset of a failure waiting to happen...if it already hasn't happened.