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Access bank is an establishment, under normal circumstances an employer owes the [b]duty of indemnity [/b]to all employees. So technically Access should be responsible for staff's death as long as staff dies while discharging his duty to Access bank

There are establisments, that's true, but prostitution or pimping is illegal as far as Nigeria's constitution is concerned

Furthermore, OP is looking for 40k business ideas not the pimping establishment in your imagination

Your idea is as useless as your MBA

And you shitte through your mouth, it would have been better for you not to comment at all

voltron:
Do you think Access Bank cares about staff who die due to work related stress, High-blood pressure etc.. stop eating through your anus because you will shiit out of your mouth like you just did. There are establishments that ensure the girls are tested regularly to make sure the brand stays fresh and out of scandals - Any business that focuses solely on ethics will die out naturally... you obviously stick to text books instead of real-life case studies - get an MBA, it helps

Information marketer congratulations are in order I assume right? Not everything should be about money. OP wants free advice, don't come and sell or market you business here
Dangote is a successful business man, it doesn't mean other people don't produce cements and spahg

In this context you are not Dangote, if you have no business strategy to share free, don't advertise here

FAPatriot:
DaBull.
What do you know? Do you value and cherish free things? Cuz you don't know how to run Information Marketing doesn't mean you should rubbish it. In case you wanna know, I'm an information marketer.

Go meet Dangote make him give you him business blueprint!

Bull anyways, how can you th*nk well.

He is made

OK

Agreed, why are you mad at my comment when it's the truth

This here is a forum, made or not somebody else can gain from the post and responses hence why it's my place to talk to whoever is constituting a nuisance

Emmahunk:
I am constrained to react to your response just to correct an impression and not to dignify you with any form of argument.
Having said that, suffice it to say that this writer is not looking for for N40,000 peanut business to stabilize. He is M A D E and that's why you should be careful how you address people you don't know jack about but simply
had the privilege of communicating with them on net. Be well advised please

helloooo

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that's the picture of python , there's several search results containing the the image uploaded by OP

[size=38pt]that one na im dem dey call picture for your village ? ? ? [/size]

So , he should waste the rest of his life in prison / or risk being followed / killed by disgrunted or unsatisfied customer , if his Olosho infects a married or single man with HIV or syphillis do you think there won't be reprisal ? ? ?

Connect fingers to brain WiFi before commenting, it helps

voltron:
You have come to the right place bruv.. do not be ashamed, many have made millions this way.

Become a P1mp - A Procurer of Love-Vendors for seriously konji'd males

1: Pick a site between Obalende-Ikoyi, Lagos Island or Surulere (Masha-Kilo)
2: If you are lucky, there are unrented shacks that go for between N1k to N3k per night
3: Sign-up a BBM or WhatsApp Group explicitly for connecting men/boys with oloshos
4: Sign an agreement with Oloshos that you will give them a long-term place for kpanshing and customers as well. They will make a certain percentage of returns daily 60%-40% and you will guarantee them a constant flow of customers..
5: Arrange with 3 hefty agberos that you will pay N5k monthly i.e N15k (never mind the price, they will also hustle the oloshos for some dough and free kpanshing)
6: Arrange N10k for drinks you will provide for MOPOL every last friday of the month

This business model works very well, I guarantee you will make nothing less than N100k monthly on 5 oloshos - this is even conservative. if you can get 20 oloshos that is N2 million a month..

If you need a proper business plan and strategy document.. email me

Emmahunk:
Hahahahahaha, see sense man. You want to get business ideas for free abi?
People pay good moneyto get it my dear , don't use our heads abeg

[b]That's really dumb, You don't share , how would you gain , why is everyone so money conscious , no conscience, that's how a patient was dying the other day and the donor called upon said he won't collect 14,900 for his O- Blood until its 15000 , You scream change , change , but it is each and everyone of us who needs change , Money is good, money makes the world go round, but we shouldn't worship money, and we shouldn't capitalize on getting money before doing good, good deeds are free , if its paid for , it becomes a service , not help , apparently this poster is worried about the future and he wants to stabilize himself , a little help you do for someone might come back to you in a way you would not expect

And those Durmnb Furks selling ebooks , I would not buy your ebooks and i will not suggest to anyone to buy , Ebook is not the solution, people hardly read these days , besides, they'll tell you they know secrets , but they can not play with 1 naira , is that how successful they are besides ebooks are a sham, they'll tell you to buy vlume two for the full details , once you get hooked you'll continue paying forever for books level by level

If you can't help, read the comments and go away , do not attempt to take 2000 for ebook out of 40k THAT'S not enough for anything and don't make fun of the guy , Say something reasonable or forever remain silent


Fourkers [/b]

So many times the issue of impeachment has been raised and so many times people were threatened to collect bribe , shut up and remain alive , the other option is continue shouting , don't collect any bribe and die


CHANGE IT

Sai Buhari

[size=18pt]God is not a hypocrite [/size]

We know he can do it

Its our responsibility to get him there

My guy at ftc @[quote author=FastShipping post=30361655][/quote]FastShipping You have made a whole lot of sense , Job creation is not only about sitting in AC loaded office, someone has to work the road, bridges , and we have so much world class talents waiting to be discovered


Vote change , Vote Buhari

He's the only man whose dictionary does not contain the word '' IMPOSSIBLE''

With GMB , Change is possible

don't dull

We know what they did , and that's why they want Biafra, That is why they are saying Oyel belongs to one tribe in the country , their greed is uncontrollable and that's why we need change, We need a man who is not from Otuoke , someone who would frown at bunkering and if the need be , destroy those involved

Vote Change

Sai Buhari

Before they start blaming it on APC , let the Nigerians remember that PDP has once before staged an attack on thier own convoy , I hope we can agree that It's not impossible for PDP to do this to themselves to gain sympathy We no be mumu o

iMPOSSICANT ,
Before they start blaming it on APC , let the Nigerians remember that PDP has once before staged an attack on thier own convoy , I hope we can agree that It's not impossible for PDP to do this to themselves to gain sympathy

OH MAI GWORD , REALLY

Before they start blaming it on APC , let the Nigerians remember that PDP has once before staged an attack on thier own convoy , I hope we can agree that It's not impossible for PDP to do this to themselves to gain sympathy

Before they start blaming it on APC , let the Nigerians remember that PDP has once before staged an attack on thier own convoy , I hope we can agree that It's not impossible for PDP to do this to themselves to gain sympathy We are not stupid , try again later

Whynotthetruth:
Maybe you need a lens to read again. I NEVER changed anything. Go back to what you quoted and see it there SCREAMING; ANAMBRA IS NOT AN OIL PRODUCING STATE. Go back and research very well and better this time. Anambra has never been an oil state yet doing very well in all facets of development... so why can't your governor do same?

You have no point Anambra has been officially listed as an Oil producing state and the state's allocation has been increased , go fourk yourself asrse howle and stop quoting me if you wish to remain relevant , find another person to attach yourself to

BraniacX:
Mtcheeeeeeeew!!

Story for the gods

If you say so

searay:
Lols. We are not thugs a beg but business

If you say so , but i think its corruption

[size=18pt]He's changing his words because he knows defeat is inevitable , let him go and queue at the back of the back of those who are at the back of the queue to decamp / hold an office as APC member[/size]

Maybe you are right, each one of us believe in something, someone with higher, divine power though, of we embrace such attitude every one will have an excuse not to vote

herald9:
Jehovah's witnesses don't pay tax? Sure they do...only that they just chose to be apolitical.
Last time I checked politics is a dirty game and will always be...Any religious institution that doesn't want to go down should best steer clear.
You can see what is happening to some pastors who decided not to mind their business.

eagleeye2:
you can debate without insulting. And I will tell you this free of charge, Goodluck is not my role model. That said, My Buhari has only one selling point, INTEGRITY. But he just lost even that one point when he committed perjury.

Explain how shut up is an insultt

FOURTH TIME’S A CHARM



Developing Democracies

February 1, 2015

On the last day of 1983, Nigerians woke up to find their democratically elected government gone. Major general Muhummadu Buhari declared the army had become “deeply concerned” about the conditions under which ordinary Nigerians were living.
That was Buhari’s introduction to the vast majority of Nigerians.

Today, 32 years later, he’s trying to make it where he’s failed at least four times: Winning a free and fair election over a sitting Nigerian president.

This time is different.

Nigerians, already numb to rampant corruption from some quarters within the government of president Goodluck Jonathan, have finally run out of patience with what appears to be the mishandling of growing danger of Islamic insurgents Boko Haram, particularly in the northeast region of the country. And what was once Buhari’s greatest liability—he’s an old military hand in a country teeming with youthful ambition—might be his biggest asset in the run-up to Feb. 14 elections.


“This is the first time an opposition party with a diverse national support base has taken on an incumbent party: it is the end of a long period of elite pacts in national politics,” pronounces the well-respected analyst newsletter, Africa Confidential.
“Old soldiers never die…”

Nigerians were on the streets in celebration when Buhari took over. Just 15 months later, they were on the streets in celebration again—as Buhari himself was overthrown in a coup by general Ibrahim Babaginda. He had overseen one of the country’s least popular and repressive regimes with a string of human rights abuses and a shutdown of press freedom.
That both fuels the appeal and concern from the types of Nigerians who desperately want a change but have been around long enough to remember the wisdom of general Douglas MacArthur: “Old soldiers never die…”


Buhari, a Fulani Muslim from Daura, Katsina, in Nigeria’s north, is 72 now. He appears to have mellowed with age and with each attempt (2003, 2007, 2011 and 2015) tries harder to persuade ordinary Nigerians to trust him with the leadership of Africa’s biggest economy. “He’s wildly popular among the northern youth where he’s seen someone who stands up for Muslim conservative values and has a strong stance against corruption,” says Roddy Barclay, senior analyst at Control Risks, a risk consultancy firm.


Buhari joined the army straight out of school and received military training in Nigeria, UK, and the US. As well as seeing action during the Nigeria’s Biafran war between 1966 and 1970, he was involved in each of the country’s key military coups and countercoups between 1966 and 1983. He also rose up the ranks of military governments that ran Nigeria in the 1970s, including being the military administrator of the northeast region of Nigeria where Boko Haram currently reigns over various patches.
Hard man

Now, as leader of the coalition opposition party All Progressives Congress, he has promised to once again rid Nigeria of rampant corruption. In the last few years of Jonathan’s government, there have been several stories of misappropriated funds with billions of dollars disappearing.
But Buhari must manage expectations.


“Nigerians are realistic enough to know, from their history, that promising to “stamp out” corruption in Nigeria is a classic example of overselling,” writes popular Nigerian blogger Tolu Ogunlesi.
I am appealing to you: the damage to this country is great. The level of unemployment and insecurity is intolerable, worsened by corruption.


Perhaps for those who might have forgotten, or perhaps to color the perception of his time in office, a controversial documentary “The Real Buhari” was aired on TV this week in Nigeria (naturally it was slammed by Buhari’s camp).


But the “hard man” image is not a bad one to have at this particular time in Nigeria’s history. For one thing, demographics are in Buhari’s favor. Nearly 60% of Nigeria’s population is under 30, which means the more unsavory aspects of his 15 months in power some 30 years ago, have faded with time.
Halting Boko Haram


Even though the Boko Haram insurgency started in 2008 in the northeast region of the country, with some 20,000 fatalities in the last five years, it is only in the last year and especially in the last couple of months that a tipping point has been reached. The tide started turning with the slow response by the Jonathan government to the high-profile kidnapping of more than 200 schoolgirls in Chibok back in April and in recent weeks the attack on Baga, which Amnesty International reported claimed up to 2,000 lives. A survey at the end of year saw security jump to the top of the Nigerians’ agenda ahead of job creation for the first time in three years.
(NOIPolls - January 2015)

Buhari is widely seen as a strict, disciplined, and strong leader at a time when Jonathan has appeared at times to want to avoid talking about Boko Haram. The fact that he is a Muslim northerner will undoubtedly help win votes in those parts of the country where they have started to believe, perhaps unfairly, that Jonathan, a Christian from Nigeria’s oil-rich southeast, doesn’t care enough about their troubles. In the last year, the gap between the candidates has “closed spectacularly,” says Control Risks’ Barclay.
“It’s still a close election but the trend is in [Buhari’s] favor,” says Mark Schroeder, vice president of Africa Analysis, Stratfor, a global intelligence and advisory firm.

Old soldier, New President?

I again call on security agencies to promptly arrest and prosecute all those found guilty of violence in any form. This is an urgent duty.
— Muhammadu Buhari (@ThisIsBuhari) January 24, 2015

“It’s the economy, General”

The challenge for a Buhari presidency will be when ordinary Nigerians again focus on their usual pet issues: the economy and job creation. While reliable statistics are not easily available, the Nigerian unemployment rate is widely believed to be more than 20%; it was reportedly 23.9% in 2012.

There are other obstacles: Nigeria’s oil-led economy starts to roil from a 50% plunge in oil prices and the Nigerian currency has dropped through the psychological barrier of 200 Naira to $1 to around 208 in parallel markets last week. Buhari’s handling of the economy in 1984-85 was arguably as big a reason for his being overthrown in 1985 as was his poor human rights record.

Yet even when the Nigerian economy was growing rapidly driven by oil at well over $100 a barrel, the ordinary Nigerian did not feel the impact due to mismanagement. “The gulf between the government elite and the ordinary man on the street is so vast,” Schroeder says.

Now that oil is under $50 a barrel, a focused leadership that eschews much of the wasteful habits of Nigeria’s usual leaders will be more essential than ever. The question is whether Buhari can be the leader that breaks that trend once and for all.


http://qz.com/333591/nigerians-might-actually-give-muhammadu-buhari-a-military-dictator-a-chance/

asadike:
They should go and vote jor or their workers should resign from govt work. Nonsense.

Voting is a civic duty,If they don't want to vote, let them quit Government Jobs stop benefiting from anything the government is providing

I hope the suspects will talk, confess and indict those involved

that reminds me , we have heard of several arrests, why haven't they been able to locate BH camp or the girls

You don fail , again

You do not need authentication in order to poll online , AIT's poll did not require any accounts/username, its free for all

Your new excuse is bulls'sh'Ite

If it was true , you make it sound like only APC members register multiple accounts, NL here is a case study, i would show you 10 user ids that belong to 5 or less people , they are all pro-pdp accounts

so stop crying and join the train of change