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Lasinoh:
Very interesting. I get bored easily, so it was better to mix business with pleasure. Vacationing while doing business.
As you can see, my family was busy on the computers. . .THE BEST WAY TO COMMUNICATE AROUND CHINA.
The place is huge. So, make a list of what you want to do . . . or, you will go MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD!!!!
One reason. . .[size=14pt]EXCITEMENT.[/size]   If you enter a Chinese Mall. . . .you will understand.  I have not recovered from the experience.


I hardly slept while I was there.
I only visited 3. Beijing, Guangzhou and Shengzen. . . in 10 days.

2 weeks holiday package is no more than $5000 for 2. Including tickets.
Transportation is the most expensive. Then hotels.
Sight seeing is the cheapest. . . get a private tour-guide from the airport or your hotel room.
Please, visit. . . it is an eye opener. If you are into computers. . .YOU NEED TO VISIT THE COMPUTER VILLAGE.

A dream come true.

A man who voluntarily set fire to everything he ever wrote.

gulfer:
Let the honourable minister work the talk. As we say, talk is cheap; only when it happend should we believe it.

Minister of Trade and Investment,   Mr. Olusegun Aganga, has said that the ministry is working on modalities that will reduce the cost and procedures of starting a business and make it possible for both Nigerians and foreigners to start their businesses within 48 hours.

Aganga disclosed this during the first Doing Business Workshop in Abuja. He said that government was intensifying efforts at removing the bottlenecks associated with doing business in Nigeria by harmonising taxes collected by both local and state governments in line with the Federal Government’s efforts at improving the ease of doing business in Nigeria

He said, “We are working to improve the ease of doing business in the country. Our strategy to achieving this is by setting up implementation teams comprising the stakeholders and ensuring that these teams work on the sub indicators. We have started recording some success already.

“The Corporate Affairs Commission, an agency under my ministry, has started working on reducing the procedures, time and cost to start a business from an average of 36 days to less than five days, 77 per cent of income per capita to less than 10 per cent of income per capita and from nine processes to less than five processes in the medium term.

“Our long-term goal is to ensure that businesses can be started in this country within 48 hours. A number of state governments are also harmonising taxes and levies among themselves and the Local Governments in their domain to avoid saddling companies”, he added.

Aganga stated that the ministry had concluded plans to set up a competitiveness council which would be driven by the private sector to improve the competitiveness of the nation’s business environment.

He said, “We are working on improving the competitiveness of our nation. To achieve this, we are working with the private sector to set up a Competitiveness Council which will be private sector-driven and made up of members from the public and private sectors.

Vigilante:
Ex-militants bomb hotel in Delta

WARRI – EX-MILITANTS undergoing training under the Federal Government Amnesty Programme, Monday, bombed a hotel, (name withheld) , Osubi in Okpe local government area of Delta State, which served as their temporal home since last year.

The ex-militants alleged that the consultant was colluding with the management of the hotel to  deprive them of their entitlements and shelled the hotel with dynamites.

The hotel management and a source close to the consultant, Generic College, however, described the allegation as unfounded.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/02/ex-militants-bomb-hotel-in-delta/

manny4life:
Please help me understand this better,

How does sachet of water and bag of Garri affect FOREX reserve?

Anyway, good job in the making,

lagerwhenindoubt:
Don't forget to add - With no Shoes

Also, days after the deadlocked voting in Addis Ababa, and after the AU summit decided to postpone the election for another six months until the next summit in Malawi, conflicting information is coming out regarding the status of the incumbent Chairperson, Jean Ping.