Thanks. Those were my thoughts

chidifyn:
Yes it's saturated and it's stressful. They ll promise to out people under u and at d long run they won't do so. Because they too need to be putting people under them to make they monthly points that leads to ur promotion to next level and plenty benefits. U van succeed if u have plenty cash to invest in d business. That way u can be registering people under u and be collecting their products. I did it and couldn't pass the starting level. Unless u ll do it to be selling there products only which u ll also be paid depending on how much products u ll buy.

Was it recently you started or when it was introduced? M

elantraceey:
I don't know about the poster above me but I'm a forever business owner and I haven't faced any stress whatsoever, I advertise the products online and I also get prospects online . Whatsoever amount of time and energy you put on it is what you'll get and mind you I didn't spend a dine to join and I only spend money sometimes to advertise on online platforms. You are only advised to buy the products to be able to market it better.

For a long time I have been thinking of what business to invest in, I need another source of I come asides my monthly salary. I was told about Forever Living networking business but I didn't like the fact that I have to be convincing people to join with huge sums of money. (How do you tell someone struggling to live to bring 150k to register and get products?) so I didn't give it a thought. Besides I presumed the network is already saturated.
Few days ago, my brother called to invite me to do it. Told me of so many advantages and how it will be easier for me (I am a pharmacist). He promised he will register people under me.
Should I take the offer and risk it or I should just move away? Is the network truly saturated?

PS: I don't have the capital to open a pharmacy yet.
Your candid advice will be greatly appreciated.

Maybe your friend had an issue there but decided not to tell you. You can't beat them in the game of time.

yokiti:
Some people will just sit down in their rooms and form what isn't true. Unilorin shouldn't be on that list.

Imagine my friend's 18 months programme turning to over 24 months.

KingTom:
The worst punishment I ever got?
October, 1996

I was in Jss3, for my mind Na oshey junior finalist. Popping my collar and sagging my extremely long shorts. I was a rebel believe or not. The whole school knew about Aworinde the great cane Chester. The artful dodger, the baddest guy, I took pride in my tardiness and legendary loitering, since I knew ""E pass cane?"mtcheew,. Then my bubble burst, my case got to Fr. Christopher
. The man thought of the best punishment for me. One Monday morning, I bounced to the assembly hall at 8:00 (assembly time was 7:45am) I got there, received my customary 12 strokes and was on my way in when Fr. Stopped me, young man come with me after the assembly, I turned white, afterwards he took me accompanied by some other students to an old abandoned toilet, he kicked the door open and asked me to get a bucket, some elephant (detergent) and wash it spotless. Emi? I got in, there were 6 toilets. I opened the first stall and was greeted with a putrid pungent stench, maggots and rats competed against themselves. I studied the lifecycle of the housefly I scrubbed and scrubbed shedding tears in the process, the worst was yet to come, in the third stall, I found splashed on the wall some faeces arranged to form AUSTINO 4 REAL WAZ HERE I cursed Austino wherever he might have been, I cursed his family! Chai I was dying. Needless to say I finished the job and was totally reformed. I started coming to assembly by 7:00am I was/am scared for life by austino's art.

thus got me rolling with laughter. That Fr had reserved those toilets for proud you. Men! He got u on point

Tapout:
hmm...17mill. .50k/month for a year, that's
600000 grand .... ...this is the main reason I wont even hallucinate on returning the money


meanwhile what's up with d scholarship na to get diploma in honesty or what??


and who the hell would forget 17mill in a toilet even a person suffering from amnesia wouldn't do that

so what does are you insinuating? A scam?

KINGSAMURAI:
LOL PARENTS WILL SHIFT D BLAME TO BUHARI

And Buhari will shift it to Goodluck..... Goodluck to Aunty Patience, Patience to Amechi, Amechi to Wike, then to Buhari again. Cycle of life

I gate crashed for a job interview in Sept, last year. To my surprise, I got the job and resumed in January 2015. Amazingly, I was made the Manager of that branch in February. God favored me and I thank God for people who encouraged me to go for the interview I wasn't invited for

Ghen ghen....I don't know what will make a respectable woman slap a man asides sexual harassment.

Mtchewwwww

Really nice

Gud for her. Did I just make front page? Lol

U've got a great sense of humour and a good writer you are. That wasn't a bridal shower, ur was a bridal break-fast. Eeeyah.....how many hours did you waste sef?

I don't understand your point. You mean employers do track nairaland accounts? Just asking in o before someone chops me raw

Oildichotomy:
Another one!

Don't comment on Nairaland or visit nairaland vacancy page!

It can get you fired! I'm in a similar situation myself

Nice write up.

Yeye people. Sharing Christmas chicken when he hasn't paid the lecturers their November salary let alone that of Dec. I taya for these people sef.

Did anyone force him to get financially committed to the church? Abeg make d man park well jor

I want to know if the school awards bachelor degree just like other universities?
Do the law graduates from NOUN also go to law school?

It is well.


Meanwhile you are invited to this life changing programme. You will be glad you came.

I feel for my alma mata. Y now? I thought this VC was gonna do better than his predecessor. Me sef don taya for una jor

Sile12:
14. PERSUIT OF HAPPYNESS (WILL SMITH, 2006).

In 1981,San Francisco, salesman Chris Gardner (Will Smith) invests his entire life savings in portable bone-density scanners which he demonstrates to doctors and pitches as a handy quantum leap over standard X-rays (the scanners play a vital role, despite being called "time machines" by Max Watson, and "fire" by Chris). While he is able to sell most of them, the time lag between the sales and his growing financial demands enrage his already bitter and alienated wife Linda (Thandie Newton), who works as a hotel maid. The lack of a stable financial state increasingly erodes their marriage, in spite of them caring for their five-year old son, Christopher (Jaden Smith).

I cried so hard when I saw ds movie, its sooooo touching

Did u give him?......just curious

AlfaSeltzer:
Some Nigerian beggars resort to fear mongering and threats. Once, one entered our bus, told us a story of how he used to be an armed robber but Jesus saved him and he repented. Then he asked for money. When people were reluctant to give him money, he said that if he were still an armed robber and carrying a gun, all of us would be giving him thousands but now that he is asking gently no one wants to give. He said it in a very menacing tone and people started giving him money.
Another time, I was at a motor park and one came and told me that he is a local dibia and that he has just seen the evil that my enemies have planned for me in the village. He said I should give him 5000 naira there and then so he can buy things to undo the village juju. He said if I didn't undo the juju, very bad things will happen to me that month.

Wealthyegg:
especially guys from Ekiti>>> no offence pleasE.... Fair complexion guys no dey hungry girls like dat not to talk of say u com bleach.>... eeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww can't just imagin sitting close to some one like dat

u read my thought.

I don't blame the US for their refusal. As BH as seized some army fighter equipment and machines, who knows if they'll seize his as well when Nigeria gets it and it'll be devastating if that kind of machine should fall to the hands of BH

This looks like the head of a lion

Tinyemeka:
Northern Nigeria: Always viewing the leadership of Nigeria as their birth right.
Even if he might be making a point, the man should just go and sit down. He has lost the moral right or integrity to make any national discourse.

Who says? Sit down there. His words are still respected and thought worthy

Why is Pharmacy not on this list? I have never seen a jobless pharmacist.









Proud to b a pharmacist

Soneh:
laminated my timetable

This got me rolling......how can? Jambito kenan

And to say he never had d smallest clue that he was going to be the president of Nigeria.......Nothing is permanent in this world

Oops! Thank God it wasn't more than that