Celebrities › Re: You Will Celebrate Me One Day, Ceec Replies Man Who Said She Isn’t A Role Model by edoman2016: 12:56pm On May 05, 2018 |
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Family › Re: Why Do We Have A Lot Of Single Mothers? by edoman2016: 11:37am On May 04, 2018 |
libertyfather: God bless you bro, please I need just one thing from you....that verse in bible that quote what u stated above Proverbs 25:24 |
Family › Re: Why Do We Have A Lot Of Single Mothers? by edoman2016: 9:32pm On May 02, 2018 |
Pavore9: What is your personal definition of feminism?
A man who fathers a child and disappears from the scene because of fear of playing the role of a father to his offspring, what can you attribute that to? No man will abandon a good and loving wife to become a single mother. Most single mothers are feminist. They are arrogant, rude and unsubmissive to their husbands. They are full of troubles in marriages. Even Bible supports a man to run away from a troublesome wife and sleep peacefully on a tree. |
Family › Re: Why Do We Have A Lot Of Single Mothers? by edoman2016: 8:47am On May 02, 2018 |
Feminism is the major reason for increase in single mothers in our society. Most ladies nowadays have bad attitude and not ready to be submissive to their husbands. The resulting effect is divorce that produces single mothers. |
Business › Re: CBN To Embrace Open Banking System by edoman2016: 11:03am On Apr 28, 2018 |
The way Nigerian banks are innovative in adoption of modern technology is impressive. That's the reason most Nigerian banks are very profitable and expanding to other African countries. |
Business › Re: Advice Needed On How To Start Small Scale Production by edoman2016: 3:51pm On Apr 27, 2018 |
missioner: with that amount you're good to go. It is my work. forget about formalities, get d basics. other things can come afterwards. Forget about formalities is the reason why the bakery business will fail. How will you produce and sell bread without Nafdac to supermarkets? If Nafdac come later and shut down your bakery, won't you be back to zero? Please, let always do the right thing. |
Business › Re: Advice Needed On How To Start Small Scale Production by edoman2016: 3:50pm On Apr 27, 2018 |
missioner: with that amount you're good to go. It is my work. forget about formalities, get d basics. other things can come afterwards. Forget about formalities is the reason why the bakery business will fail. How will you sell bread without Nafdac to supermarkets? If Nafdac come later and shut down your bakery, won't you be back to zero? Please, let always do the right thing. |
Health › Re: How To Prevent HIV After You Have Been Exposed. by edoman2016: 10:27am On Apr 27, 2018 |
Why must someone only get the PEP drug at government hospital? Can't registered pharmacies be allowed to sell the drug as well? |
Family › Re: Please Help! My Mum Doesn't Want Ladies Around Me! by edoman2016: 5:54am On Apr 25, 2018 |
Your mum will make a bad mother in law in to your future wife. The earlier you settle your differences with your mum, the better before you get married. Or else your wife will be frustrated by her. |
Family › Re: Single Motherhood, My Tears And Fears by edoman2016: 8:43pm On Apr 22, 2018 |
fonzie2u: Tell us what happened,its easy to play the victim,from ur story he left u and hes nt willing to com back. Perhaps u hurt his ego. Men are like elephants never try to dominate them,and even if u do they never forget. M nt judgin u,but u write wit arrogance.A million and one things I guess u did to him. This is exactly my problem with single mothers. They always play the victim card and claim innocent. The fault is always the ex-husband according to them. You can see they are all happy to console her without questioning the woman's behaviour during the marriage as well. Misery loves company. |
Family › Re: Single Motherhood, My Tears And Fears by edoman2016: 3:23pm On Apr 22, 2018 |
What did you do why your ex-husband abandoned you and the children? Hardly will a father just abandoned his children without any serious reasons. Especially if the said children are his pure blood.
It could be that you have changed as a loving wife to troublesome wife or you made the house unbearable for him to come to.
There are many questions that need answers from OP. |
Business › Re: How I Started A Soap Making Business From Scratch (pictures And Videos) by edoman2016: 1:10pm On Apr 21, 2018 |
SoapQueen: This is the trick I use when I sell any product. I tell them that my uncle from Ondo State, has a soap company and I am a marketer and that the soap is my only source of livelihood.
This way, they feel kinda "sorry" and pay up early.
It sometimes help How many days or weeks do you grant your customers to pay their debt after supplying them your products? I really want to learn from you. So you are free to lecture me on it cause bad debts kill business. |
Business › Re: How I Started A Soap Making Business From Scratch (pictures And Videos) by edoman2016: 11:19am On Apr 21, 2018 |
iHart: the people I currently supply to, pay cash. Wow! You have good customers. It's not easy to have customers that pay cash on supply. Most traders like to buy on credit and pay later in Lagos. |
Business › Re: How I Started A Soap Making Business From Scratch (pictures And Videos) by edoman2016: 10:34am On Apr 21, 2018 |
iHart: welcome, any question for us? How do you cope with selling your soaps on credit to sub distributors? I hope they don't owe you and pay as at when due? |
Business › Re: How I Started A Soap Making Business From Scratch (pictures And Videos) by edoman2016: 8:36pm On Apr 20, 2018 |
iHart: in the next one or two comments I will wrap up my story. So I urge people to ask questions and express their feelings about this. Is there any question you have asked that I didn't answer? Please bring it forward. I will endeavor to give it a befitting answer. Thank you. Kindly talk about how you market your soap to target customers after the initial production at your factory. It is very important as well. |
Travel › Re: Nigerians Living In Mozambique by edoman2016: 3:24pm On Apr 17, 2018 |
Starboywrites: Nigeria is the 3rd poorest country, so what are you saying? Joke of the century. |
Travel › Re: Nigerians In INDIA, Please Show Face Here! by edoman2016: 5:22pm On Apr 16, 2018 |
donfish28: I'm a regular reader of travels section and I have not come accross any thread on living in India. I'm a staff of a big multi national company in Nigeria and we have a lot of Indians working there who told me India is a good place to live in, so I'm planning to retire soon and relocate there. This is the reasons they told me 1 constant power 247, an India guy told me he has a 1 ton per day groundnut oil expeller and pays equivalent of 2500 Naira as light bills monthly
2. Cheap food, he said food is very cheap especially local food like rice and chicken and 1500 is enough to feed 4 people at a sit
3. Cheap accommodation, he said some cheap hotels charges 25$ per night, wow
4. Ease to get a visa, he said once you can get an Indian to give you letter of invitation, you'll be given visa at Abuja
5. Your Indian contact can also assist you with resident permit when you get there
6. He said he can assist me to set up a small groundnut oil expeller factory at the cost of 300k and I will make a profit of 150k everyday because Indians consumes lots of cooking oil daily, wow
7. Least I forgot to mention cheap internet
8. Cheap cost of transportation mostly trains and three wheelers
9. Indians has cheapest textiles factories in the world, you can export cloths to Nigeria for sale
10. Best ICT training Schools in the world
With this I'm already planning to relocate after retirement with my family with my gratuity of more than 5 million naira.
Please Nairalanders in India, is it true before I commence processing
Thanks Have you asked the Indian man at your place of work about why he is an employee in Nigeria? If he can set up a small groundnut oil factory with 300,000 Naira and make 150,000 Naira daily in India, then why is he working for someone in Nigeria? The Indian man is definitely telling you lies. |
Business › Re: How I Started A Soap Making Business From Scratch (pictures And Videos) by edoman2016: 11:25pm On Apr 14, 2018 |
iHart: Very good. Yes, making it bigger does affect the profit per one and subsequently the overall profit. Plodding a bigger size is faster and saves cost on diesel and labour. But there is what we call consumer poverty. I learnt that from the MD of a soap factory I worked in Awka, Anambra state, The Coopers. Queried why he was selling more of the small soaps, the MD made me to understand that due to the hardship in the country, consumer tend to buy what they can afford and use up at any given time even if it is more expensive on a long run. Take for instance, a peasant farmer who loves to take tea will prefer to buy 1 sachet of milk for #30 every day than to buy a big sachet for #800 naira. But actually, if you check the quantity of the #30 sachet that will give you that of #800, you will discover the consumer is paying more for less. The same thing applies for soap depending on your location. in my location, consumer are mostly low income earners, they prefer to buy the small soap once they want to wash than buying the big one. But do you know the good news? my sub distributors are now demanding for the big ones. Seems we are now getting out of recession? 
So today, I took out time to design the eyelet for big size, and its cool.
You see why I didn't want to go into the "money" aspect of the business, it will make me to leave the story half done. Please I will want ti continue with my story telling. later we can come back to this. 
pictures coming soon. Please, I want to ask if you run production daily in your factory or not? |
Family › Re: Godly Advice Needed by edoman2016: 3:31pm On Apr 13, 2018 |
Has your wife given birth to children for you? |
Family › Re: 32inch LED TV For Quick Sale 48k by edoman2016: 1:59pm On Apr 13, 2018 |
My offer of 30,000 Naira for the TV still stand. |
Family › Re: 32inch LED TV For Quick Sale 48k by edoman2016: 5:08pm On Apr 12, 2018 |
My offer is 30k. And I come and pick it up tomorrow at Ikeja. Reply if you agree. |
Business › Re: How I Started A Soap Making Business From Scratch (pictures And Videos) by edoman2016: 5:31pm On Apr 11, 2018 |
iHart: ...I managed to setup the factory. Now I can ease a sigh of relief. Its time to start production. I procured other necessary things; weighing scales, hydrometer, caustic dissolution container, oil bleaching container, cartons, oils, caustic, etc... Before we talk about my first production. let us take out some time to see how I learnt soap making.
My journey into soap making could be traced back to 2009 when I did my Industrial training (IT). I was opportune to secure an IT place in a soap making firm, International Equitable Association, No 1 Nicolas Rd, off Brass Junction, Aba, Abia State. The company produced the famous "Truck Soap". Unfortunately my training was short lived as the firm faced a deadly management war that saw it being shut down. I don't know if they ever resumed operation. Do you employ a sales representative to supply your soap to customers? Or you also handle the supply and marketing of your soaps to customers by yourself? Please reply |
Business › Re: How I Started A Soap Making Business From Scratch (pictures And Videos) by edoman2016: 5:31pm On Apr 11, 2018 |
iHart: ...I managed to setup the factory. Now I can ease a sigh of relief. Its time to start production. I procured other necessary things; weighing scales, hydrometer, caustic dissolution container, oil bleaching container, cartons, oils, caustic, etc... Before we talk about my first production. let us take out some time to see how I learnt soap making.
My journey into soap making could be traced back to 2009 when I did my Industrial training (IT). I was opportune to secure an IT place in a soap making firm, International Equitable Association, No 1 Nicolas Rd, off Brass Junction, Aba, Abia State. The company produced the famous "Truck Soap". Unfortunately my training was short lived as the firm faced a deadly management war that saw it being shut down. I don't know if they ever resumed operation. Do you employ a sales representative to supply your soap to customers? Or you also handle the supply and marketing of your soaps to customers by yourself? |
Travel › Re: Nigerians Living In Mozambique by edoman2016: 10:57pm On Apr 09, 2018 |
Iammercy2018: you're a fool for quoting me, did I mention your name here abi who dey look for oversabi legbere like you here, look at this idiot o, yes Moz is poor but better than your Nigeria in most basic aspect, if e dey pain you hit your head for wall twelve times, ode, yes am not ashamed i travelled to a poor country, shebi na paper I take enter there, once una don get money to buy sub na to come online to talk wetin u no be idiot, don't ever mention me again Mr economist, I don't need your analyses about the economy in Moz, I know more about it than you do so shut the Bleep up and drink some water You need an English class. Just imagine the jargons you wrote above. I can now see where you belong. Bloody illiterate. |
Travel › Re: Nigerians Living In Mozambique by edoman2016: 10:23pm On Apr 09, 2018 |
Iammercy2018: let him give us names of the remote villages in north that's enjoying almost 24hrs electricity, ppl with little knowledge talk the most as if they know it all, na so one here saying he's an economics and he knows it all about econs, them put am for him line he no. Comment again  And you are an idiot for referring to me. You want trouble, I will give you one. Though I had promised to stay out of this Mozambique thread because it doesn't beneath my class, you leave me no choice than to hit at you. You are not ashamed travelling to poverty stricken country like Mozambique and sharing the pictures to deceive some gullible Nigerians. What do you know about Mozambique economy? A country ravaged by high level of poverty, low productivity and underdevelopment. If you want me to prove my assertions about Mozambique economy with economic indices, feel free to ask me or else shut your mouth cause you are a layman in Economics. |
Family › Re: How Do Couples Living In One Room With Kids Cope With Love Making In Their Midst by edoman2016: 7:11pm On Apr 08, 2018 |
TiffanyJ: My advise dear is to allow the kids to sleep in the bedroom while you and hubby sleep in the living room. All you need do is always get a mattress to the living room every night and then return it in the morning but make sure the bedroom door is shut. The kids would get used to you guys sleeping in the living room and they won't be any wiser Didn't you read it's a room he rented for his family? Where do you see living room and bedroom in the equation? |
Family › Re: How Do Couples Living In One Room With Kids Cope With Love Making In Their Midst by edoman2016: 11:47am On Apr 07, 2018 |
ryut: Moving from two bed room flat as couple with kids to one room is no doubt a challenge.The question here for those that has experienced this is,how do they (husband,wife and children) cope for one room amidst having sex so that the children will not catch them.It may sound so embarrassing for kids to see popsy and momsy banging each other,moaning,cumming etc.Whats the best way to go about it without being caught. Why did you move from two bedroom apartment to one room? Did you lose your job or trying to save money? Men! I admire your courage. |
Family › Re: Man Shares Encounter With A Woman Who Brought Her Kids And Maid To Restaurant by edoman2016: 5:15pm On Apr 06, 2018 |
Women are their worst enemies. They are naturally envious and competitive among themselves. That's why women don't get along easily as friends unlike men. |
Business › Re: FCMB Group Announces N170bn Gross Revenue by edoman2016: 1:34pm On Apr 06, 2018 |
Wow, I am impressed with FCMB. It's a bank that is well managed and efficient. They may not have huge customer base like GTB, first bank, Zenith bank etc. But they look after their few customers in term of banking services. |
Business › Re: Pictures Of Youth Enterprise Conference (YECO), At Eko Hotel And Suites by edoman2016: 7:49am On Apr 06, 2018 |
Good job by Akin Alabi. I never knew a youth enterprise conference can pull such a crowd. |
Celebrities › Re: Singer Niniola Stuns In Massive Cleavage-Baring Outfit (photos) by edoman2016: 2:41pm On Apr 04, 2018 |
She has a dirty skin. |
Travel › Re: Diary Of An Uber Driver (interactive) by edoman2016: 10:58am On Apr 01, 2018 |
You guys that are quoting my comment and criticizing me repeatedly for correcting the mistakes of the OP are so annoying.
The fact is the message has been passed and the OP has read it. So let bygone be bygone and everyone continue to enjoy the dairy. We are all good. |