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https://mobile.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1920727034612310&id=100000250974271&refid=7&__tn__=%2AW-R&_rdr really. the abroad where blacks are shot without consequence? rather be a second class citizen than fight to fix your home? … or where racists and neo Nazis have equal rights to hurl insults at you? or child porn ring members have the best lawyers? or the drug capitals of the world? … many of us are even unaware that most world recessions are due to STUPENDOUS levels of corruption in western nations- rather than China or Russia or Arab nations. and not a one person was jailed for losses of over $3 trillion. … based on your logic therefore, maybe buhari's medical tourism is right? why suffer or take risks when you can get the best? … so because we all harbour the hope of leaving to the abroad, our conscious thoughts care less what happens here, while our subconscious is firmly fixated on oyinbo land. … you really think any one of those nation's peoples will do better if they grew up in our culture, history and environment? that's sheer ignorance. … but you still blame govt for things going bad; when it's YOUR DUTY to be active in monitoring and regulating your civil SERVANTS- and teaching your children BY EXAMPLE to do the same. … so, if you're living in a bad society, who's to blame other than the man/woman in the mirror? |
friendlyadvice:ok, I will. he has some contacts. but is urs clueless abt it? |
I went to nepc to get information on the export process, only to find this bizarre news: " The “list of performing exporters” contains some 1,000 registered products for exports. Several agricultural products featured prominently on the list, including cocoa, cashew nuts, sesame seeds, Shea nut, cotton, rubber, palm oil kernel, processed woods, ginger, green coffee beans, yam, hibiscus flowers, gum Arabic and cassava, among others. However, the list indicated that several Nigeria’s top-notch companies might be engaging in the export of other products besides their known branded products. For instance, Nigerian Breweries registered for exportation of roofing sheets in addition to exportation of its known beer and non alcoholic products such as Maltina, Star and Gulder. Oando has processed wood in addition to its known lubricant and lube products. Friesland Campina Wamco Nigeria Plc, which produces the popular “peak” milk brand, also registered to export yam tubers and yam flour. GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Nigeria has another export line of finished leathers in addition to its healthcare products. Johnson Wax Nigeria Limited, a producer of insecticides, registered for exportation of charcoal. Literamed Publications, publishers of Lantern books, has processed goat skin as its additional export line. May & Baker Nigeria, which produces Mimee Noodles, registered to export rubber while in addition to its foam products, Vitafoam Nigeria also registered for exportation of cashew nuts." http://thenationonlineng.net/nearly-half-exporters-dormant-says-nepc/ is this normal practice? do they have the products listed in their company registration? do the processed foods exporters among them have nafdac number? is this greed or fraud?! makuna ep o! |
Mods- FOD, Puskin, Dominique , Naijacutee have you seen the complaints and accusations in this thread? https://www.nairaland.com/3427457/export-cocoa-nigeria-little-no |
I make bold to state that its physically impossible to carry out a cocoa business by courier. that is a blatantly false claim. how many of these schemes are on nairaland? pls checkmate these claims, before people fall victim. mr. sabadoe has opened a new thread: https://www.nairaland.com/4543790/like-back-up-present-job https://www.nairaland.com/4490446/satisfy-income-35k-weekly-export/ https://www.nairaland.com/4540296/scam-income-35k-weekly-export https://www.nairaland.com/4542583/these-two-guys-debaj10-anthronics |
dominique:hi. I sent you the link this morning. pls go thru the posts and take action. tnx |
@dominique:
I've given the link.
I expected the issue to be addressed in some way.
whagwan? |
[quote author=Sabadoe post=68194914][/quote]oga, if his local store sells at $9/kg, u really expect a sane person to buy at ur $18, even at $5/kg and then pay transportation of N22740/5kg? does that make sense to you? naira wholesale price of 5kg cocoa: (N23000/25kg)*5kg=N4600 for 5kg naira sales price of 5kg cocoa: $5*N360*5kg=N9000 ems transport cost: N22740 total expenses: N22740+ N4600=N27340 * exported dollar value of 5kg: N27340/360= $75.9444444 us store bought value: at $9*5kg=$45. clearly, your us client will lose $30 on every 5kg they buy from you. do you have a returns policy? ============ in conclusion, your claim is that you send 5kg to the us and get paid for it, with the customers bearing the courier charges? abeg, come confam for us o. |
dominique:https://www.nairaland.com/4540296/scam-income-35k-weekly-export |
details. if you're in Lagos, go to ebute ero. so long ad u transport it urself, its cheap, long sack is 14-16k. good luck. amtheone: |
sir, I offered you an honorable way out. apologize for your errors and retool your biz info. why are you digging your hole deeper? Sabadoe:meanwhile, ems rate is over N20,000 for 5kg, plus N2,000 for each extra kg. so shipping 10kg of cocoa will cost over N30,000. if well packaged cocoa retails for $8, how much was the wholesale price? let's say $7. naira value is 2520. who will buy from my unknown company at a higher price and poorer packaging, than that which has guaranteed quality? 10kg will fetch you N25,200. how do you make any money from 10kg, selling at less than $8/kg? even the maximum weight of 50kg will be at a loss! oga, abeg prove yourself or shut up. |
aloeman15:the idea is to help them think outside their individual boxes. |
400billionman:the perception of quality and inferiority complex. https://www.nairaland.com/4541834/what-rubbish-investors-transact-1.7b |
dabolaji:I was interested in the model, so I did some research on his quoted prices. anyone who tries this will regret it. |
Mr sabadoe, if you provide false info of any sort- without making your 'sample' info clearly separate for all to see- then you lack any moral or legal right to insult anyone or take offence. if you need to learn proper marketing ethics, go do so. but the figures you provided have been used to counter your claims. put your house (business) in order first. only then can you challenge perceived 'detractors'. tnx |
what kind of insult is this?! how does - " The I&E Window had opened the week’s trading with the naira flat at N361.57/$ and by midweek, it depreciated by 45 kobo to N362.02/$, but reversed the losses with N1.05 and 12 kobo gians on Thursday and Friday respectively, to close the week at N360.85/$ " - mean gains?! https://www.nairaland.com/4541251/investors-transact-1.7b-e-window just this morning: -manufacturers are wailing about reduced production. -all the gains of 'best performing stock in the world' from january have been wiped out. -experts are at a loss on how to stimulate growth. -the GDP figures are truly frightening. -STILL TO PASS THE BUDGET!!! and these people are celebrating that cheap dollars are being bought?!? is this govt mad?! |
The study which is sponsored by a grant of approximately $600,000 or N183 million secured from the middle income country technical assistance fund of AFDB, is the first to be granted to the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment/SMEDAN to encourage and improve sustainable entrepreneurial development specifically targeted on SMEs in the country. https://www.smedan.gov.ng/index.php/news/163-adb-partner-with-smedan-to-transform-idc-into-industrial-clusters.html we're in some deep shite in this africa… |
if you use info in the thread below, do so at your own risk. thread link: https://www.nairaland.com/4490446/satisfy-income-35k-weekly-export/ blog link: http://sabadoecocoa..com Walmart canned powder is $8.712/kg. this is the RETAIL price. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-Unsweetened-Baking-Cocoa-8-oz/110307843 nipost link: http://ipms.nipost.gov.ng/nipost/HTMLPages/Prices.aspx note, nipost is the cheapest courier on his list. assume you sell all 25kg to one buyer: what's the maximum price you can really get per kilo? do the maths yourself- gross profit-(wholesale price+expenses+postage costs) note, add postage cost of N2000/kg extra to cost of 5kg: (ie N2000*20kg). based on your $/kg selling price, what's your profit? |
Tonason:I'd really like to disagree with you… but na Tru u tok. ![]() |
alezzy13:first off, this is due mainly to increase in US interest rates. this means the dollar is stronger. - and investors are heeding Trump's call to invest in America- which has record-low unemployment. - Trump's protectionist policies kicked in last week; it'll lead to record-high manufacturing movement from abroad, back to the US (Canada's PM was furious yesterday). - the whole world is affected, but we feel it the most because our stocks/currency are near worthless now (tiny dollar gain per naira increase in shares). - this is why emefiele is trying to flood the markets with dollars through banks and bdcs: to reduce the effects on the naira and prevent the dollar from destroying our currency. then Ramadan, fast leading to reduced consumer spending. then buhari is yet to sign the 2018 budget- now in June. then you have a nation with at least 5 active, ongoing conflict zones. meanwhile- how can anyone disregard the knockon effects of ipobs sit at home, on an entire region that actually produces goods?! Haba! modified: I almost forgot to mention crude oil. even though it's still about $20 above our benchmark, perception is key. - the few who want to stay see that govt has little will to pursue aggressive development. - and then we're in an election year; so instead of massive development across all sectors, we're dealing with strikes, politicians are displaying violent tendencies and buhari's focus is on political bills. dem no dey tell pesin say rain dey fall... lalasticlala, mynd44 |
In Paris , the Métro (Chemin de Fer Métropolitain de Paris) was started in 1898, and the first 6.25 miles (10 km) were opened in 1900. The rapid progress was attributed to the wide streets overhead and the modification of the cut-and-cover method devised by the French engineer Fulgence Bienvenue. Vertical shafts were sunk at intervals along the route; and, from there, side trenches were dug and masonry foundations to support wooden shuttering were placed immediately under the road surfaces. Construction of the roof arch then proceeded with relatively little disturbance to street traffic. This method, while it is still used in Paris, has not been widely copied in subway construction elsewhere. |
[img]https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10155503345024916&id=569949915&set=a.10154559425464916.1073741836.569949915&refid=7&_ft_=qid.6562388529339001467%3Amf_story_key.285868194029685419%3Atop_level_post_id.10214452592420767%3Asrc.22&__tn__=EHH-R[/img] ![]() just saw this on facebook. olds advise him o!
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hmm. strange... why did you say that? yarimo: |
you've been governor, minister, head of state and chairman of a national fund- the largest in Nigeria's history. and then somehow, you're head of state- again. yet, despite all indices showing that you've put the nation on the brink of a cataclysmic implosion across all national platforms- security, economy, healthcare, employment, education, power, industry- you STILL INSIST on running again? and now, with your children's age mates?! ... somebody, pls help me with the meaning of Agbaya. |
In Budapest, a 2.5-mile (4-kilometre) electric subway was opened in 1896, using single cars with trolley poles; it was the first subway on the European continent. Considerable savings were achieved in its construction over earlier cut-and-cover methods by using a flat roof with steel beams instead of a brick arch, and therefore, a shallower trench. |
Operation began on the first electric underground railway in 1890 with a uniform fare of twopence for any journey on the 3-mile (5-kilometre) line. - https://www.britannica.com/technology/subway and we're still looking for regular 6hr/day light. meanwhile, Lagos is wasting billions on overhead railway lines... when same monies can pay for rail lines from Lagos to epe. ![]() |
debaj10:wots ur address? or r u a scammer? ![]() |
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