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For office or home use....
Can be used while working or relaxing
Suitable even while driving...
Faithfull companion....
At medium bass,the battery runs for 12hours.....
3 hours quick charging...

Portable and compact

4.5/5 star international rating

Out of the box...

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This is the highly rated Anker premium Bluetooth speaker with 20 watts dual bass,with wonderful battery and power IQ quick charging.
This is not a 'Chinese' product,it's sold directly from Anker US on Amazon.
It's not all that cheap,the price and sound quality are on the higher side as obtainable with similar good quality speakers by the likes of Sony,beats,Bose... etc
The sound fills an entire room and the bass just booms like the mids of a home theater.
Automatic Bluetooth pairing with a wide connectivity range of 33 feet...
Thick padded base with shock absorber...

Can be easily delivered to any location (we bear the cost of delivery)
Price:25k
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Happy Sunday

9 blocks...

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fk001:
Are you serious? so that foolish guy is gone.

We buried his foolishness on nairaland...

marisdgreat:
Is he dead?

Dead on nairaland,for trying to fly without running...

Egein:
You try too hard to be like the late NwaAmaikpe, but you're drier than the Sahara's hottest zone.

This is not only Savage but Monumental and colossal

one4GOD:
won't be surprised after all NEPA uses generator.

You are right...

BreezyCB:
So someone went to TSTV’s office and they were watching GoTV. �

It's possible...
I have gone to NEPA office before and they were using generator...

benzene00:
Not funny

You are right,he didn't even receive any like after typing almost a whole page.

That's why they are afraid of restructuring....

She that is not moody.... Always happy and excited has gone to the grave....
Useless thing...
She is the real slowpoke...

For fairness sake because... what is good for the goose,is good for the gander..
cc:seun

118 trillion naira....
More than 90% of that amount entered people's pockets and is still entering... ....
even the region producing the crude oil is still suffering one of the worst environmental degradation in the world...
lalasticlala,Mynd44

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Afam4eva:
I'll stick out my neck and say that Psquare have been the biggest and most consistent Nigerian artiste for 20 years now. There's no year that they don't release atleast one hit song. Even now that they're not as consistent as they use to be, they still manage to remain in circulation. If that list is extended to make it top 20, you'll realize that atleast 4 more of Psquare's songs will be there making it a total of 6.

Psquare are the best... Even the overrated average tuface is no where near them... in terms of hit songs and financial net worth.

Odẹ....

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pukena:
In one week, I have read about 5 stories of failed Nigerian startups. I could see a pattern and that spurred me to write this article.

Nigerian startups should not mistake investment funding for profitability.

The more money you start off with, the farther your breakeven point.

Jumia and Konga are two of Nigeria's biggest ecommerce sites today, partly due to the huge funding backup they have since they launched. They both have enjoyed over $ in investments. However, both are yet to become profitable. Infact Jumia just lost 61m dollars in the last 6 months.

I believe the business that can work in Nigerian harsh economic climate is a business that should make profit as soon as it takes off.

The Nigerian economic factors would frustrate any startup that wants to sacrifice for some years before making profit. The recession and forex drought cost Jumia and Konga 70% of their sales as most of their goods are imported.

For me, the key is always start lean, make profit as soon as you can. For Pukena, I ensured we scale up with as little capital as we can and make profit organically and from the profits we can scale further. We don't mind going from house to house washing cars and cleaning houses as long as the money keeps flowing in. Our services in Pukena are solutions to everyday needs and our target market are within our reach. We are positioning Pukena to be the go-to for every middle class Nigerian for his daily service needs. But we are starting small. Not biting more than we can chew per time. For now office is not important. Our office is in our client's homes! Little overhead, more profit.

I learnt that as a Pastor in Winners Chapel. We were taught never to spend more than 30% of the income on overhead. So the lower your income, the lower should be your overhead. In winners, your church branch can't talk about spending on capital project if your project account can't afford it. Very strict financial principles.

Right now in Pukena, we are targeting a gross monthly income of *** millions with as little marketing budget as we can. Hence am teaching my team how to get results with little or no money.

You have peace of mind when you build like this. I have used this principle throughout my business career till date. I always ensured I started small so that everything that comes in is a profit. Its not the easiest way to do business. But its the smartest.

You stand to maintain the controlling shares in your company if you follow this path. Even when you open your doors to investors, they are coming to join and scale an already thriving business.

Most businesses that fail, in my opinion, are businesses, whose owners usually start off with so much fiscal liability, and they keep chasing the shadows to just offset the liability before even talking about profitability, which in most cases, they never do. That was the case of etisalat. When you borrow money at a particular interest rate at a particular time, as time roll by, the value of that loan interest increase and the more difficult is it to pay up.

Start small. Make profit at your own pace. Build a great business

Visit www.pukena.ng to be inspired!

Well said Bro,but this is just your opinion.
starting small is good,but when the competition is huge,you have no choice than to scale up,otherwise the business will never stand.
Etisalat couldn't have started small in a competitive market with the likes of Mtn and glo,considering the fact that so many other small players in the telecommunications industry have since been thrown out of business by the industry giants...

Congrats....
Ogoja,Ikom,Obudu..... You know the rest....
# childhood days...

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Nigerians will just stand around the fighters,take pictures and look for who to blame...
They should probably blame the APC and Buhari led Federal government for increasing the frustration of the already frustrated Nigerian.
lalasticlala,Mynd44

donjazet:
More grease to your elbows. May God bless your efforts.

LIKE FOR THE SUCCESS OF TSTV

He is not a machine... He doesn't need grease....
The correct grammatical expression is...
More power to your elbow...

So many nairalanders are in the category of 'now'(nairaland kids) ...
If you find yourself in the category of 'then'... YOU SHOULD BE HAPPILY MARRIED WITH KIDS....

She looks close to 45 years of age...