₦airaland Forum

Luxuryconsult:
you benefited from the government from about 140 million plus people is your luck sir. It's not like you are in anyway better than others that became victim of the government. Well it's obvious you didn't read properly from the first page where i said i need to stay in ghana for a while.. If i didn't get a job before i'd proceed to my next destination that won't kill me.. I never for once searched for any job in my own country, so how much more of someone else country? So thanks for your contribution.

Luxuryconsult:
your entire generations are fools.. Starting from your father to your mother to your brothers and sisters and if you have a wife and children including them and also your great grand parents.. They are all fools.. Yes, they are all fools. If you think you can just come here to start telling me trash because the internet has made it possible for you then i am sorry. As much as i hate troubles, i love it sometimes. You want some? Now bring it on. Did you not pass through primary school at all? I can see you lack knowledge and i wasn't supposed to reply you but seems you'd love to dance with the devil. Now let the game begin.

suxes2005:
Inferiority complex is what you're asking him of and that exactly is what you're oozing in your own post.

Now, op is drinking garri and he's living well with peace of mind ... it's none of ya biz.

If he likes, let him sleep on the floor as long as there is peace of mind, it's his biz.

Mind you, if he works in Ghana, he won't be paid in naira.

Purchasing power of both currencies differs.

Stop sounding like you're been fed in Nigeria, cos if you genuinely work for money here and see how fast you spend em, you won't type some stuffs on here.

Live and let's live.

Look not down on no one.

Correct those who you think are getting things wrong.

Don't curse.

SHALOM

Luxuryconsult:
regret? God forbid.. Ghana here is better than that mumu country. You walk freely, tight security, power 24/7, everything is cheap and the quality is f*king great. No sars ha s stopped me to harass me since have been here, even the last time the police stopped our bus while traveling, he checked every boys including their own citizen and after the search, he apologize like 'i am sorry for the inconviniency, you can go' unlike our police that might even shoot because they didn't find any incriminating stuff with you. The quality of their pure water nylon ehn, as thick as some pucci.. The only regret i have is why i wasted so much time in that my mumu country. Here is so f*cking cool my brother.

ATIKUisCOOL:
An ATIKU presidency will ensure the utmost welfare of workers, their wards,families and ward.
Let's embrace ATIKU 2019

MarieSucre:
Why shouldn't she make babies? Abi is it your womb she wants to born them with?

lunacol:
Mark Zuckerberg is 33yrs old and has only one business Facebook- launched in Feb 2004.
Aliko Dangote is 60yrs old, has a business empire & has been in business for over 40years

In 2012, Dangote was named the 43rd richest man in the world (Forbes) while Mark was 66th but in 2017, Mark became the 5th richest person while Dangote dropped to 105th position.

Mark achieved more globally in 6yrs than Dangote has done in 40yrs.

Jman06:
To start with, medical reps don't give out large quantity of products to pharmacies until trust has been built over time. They weigh the capability of the pharmacy to pay up before giving out products on credit. In the event that the pharmacy defaults in paying the debt, they mount pressure on them. This could involve engaging the services of street boys or soldiers (in extreme cases). Applying the instrumentality of the law don't work in many cases because the law tends to delay the process and may not even get the debtor to pay up. However, rep would have given the defaulting customer a long rope before applying the pressure tactics.

Jman06:
That's not the case. Medical representatives have have strategies for debt recovery. I have worked as one. Most pharmacies and hospitals pay up debts as and when due. Reps have drastic measures they use to recover debts from defaulting ones.
The problem is always with the management! Some managers spend their company's monies recklessly. Poor management of resources is the reason many companies fail and this is not peculiar to pharmaceutical companies.

nwaire:
Don't pity all these pharmaceutical companies who don't know that pharmaceutical company is is a business and not drug prescription. Go and check the successful one are run by none pharmacist, more of them will come down because of poor business decision. Idumota boys are teaching them how to do the business. Note that there is no longer any difference between them and idumota boys in open market, they all do buy and sell, you call yourself a pharmaceutical company. You can not boast of any product you developed and you are projecting using gsk in the us. American business model can not work in Nigeria

Mzansian:
This is xenophobia and racism. Why are these lazy and jealous Brazilians arresting a hardworking innocent Nigerian? I know it's because they know we run their economy and take their women. Without Nigerians that country would fall. Slave Brazilians . The Nigerian government should do something about this, our brothers are being mistreated everywhere and Buhari does nothing because it's not a fulani or Hausa person that is at the receiving end of this xenophobia .

Everywhere they go , same old stories .

samsobo24:
the rate at which many African countries come to this forum and just say anything they like is quite alarming.
I blame our leaders for this and also the social media

Vivere:
Forget all that big grammar about GDP. Just pay a visit to each of the places I mentioned. You will come back with a totally different opinion and a lot of respect for those countries. Na only mouth Naija get.

alexxo11:
boss no offence but at times you should listen to what those who have traveled tell you.you just cant be of the fact that lagos has greater gdp than ghana and kenya yet ur people are flocking everyday to these countries for better living.I travel to lagos every two months since i work with an airline and i can tell you ,comfortably lagos is a human jungle.....no lights no water ,if it rains the whole area turns into a swimming pool,In short nothing works in lagos....mind you im not nigerian im a kenyan.....lets not get to the fact that everybody in lagos looks angry and frustrated....everywhere i went there were just sad faces.....your public transport is a mess....i was actually given a classroom chair to sit on in a public car.I dont think no sane kenyan would want to live in nigeria......ask ur nigerian peeps in kenya.....they see the place as heaven...but i understand why

seniwellsFX:
you must be a quak or an illiterate economist disgracing yourself on social media. I am currently in Mauritius were I pay 5k ruppes per month for just self contain which is just a normal house with nothing special. That Is equivalent to 50k naira going by the current exchange rate. Tell me how many Nigerians go pay 50k per month for self con for naija.And you are foolishly talking about what our useless naira can get us in other Africa countries. Abeg no dey call urself economist again ooo...that is a noble and honourable profession. With the way u reason I no sure say u don even go badagry sef,let alone Cotonou

Vivere:
Oga, I beg to disagree. Kenya, Botswana and South Africa have a lot of things you can write about. Power supply in each of these countries, beats our own hands down. Not to even talk of road infrastructure and others. You need to visit these countries to appreciate how far they have gone in terms of infrastructure, and standard of living. Don't look at size or landmass or population alone. Yes, Nigeria is bigger than those 3 countries, but is it better in terms of infrastructure and standard of living? No.

Even Namibia as small as it is, is also not a bad place.

Vivere:
Oga, I beg to disagree. Kenya, Botswana and South Africa have a lot of things you can write about. Power supply in each of these countries, beats our own hands down. Not to even talk of road infrastructure and others. You need to visit these countries to appreciate how far they have gone in terms of infrastructure, and standard of living. Don't look at size or landmass or population alone. Yes, Nigeria is bigger than those 3 countries, but is it better in terms of infrastructure and standard of living? No.

Even Namibia as small as it is, is also not a bad place.

solarj05:
Drop your phone number, I'll call you so we can discuss.

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