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handsomebanana:Wow. Used to think I was the only one who appreciates that song. I rate it as the best Jackson song ever. I never get tired of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfrV_6yWbEg |
So the southern African region are gradually getting their wish in diluting the west African football powers by restricting qualifiers to the regions. This move not only dilutes the power of west African countries at junior levels, it also guarantees the southern region equal representation on the continent despite the fact that they are the weakest. They also mooted this idea for the World Cup qualifiers at senior level. |
dejive:Then why don't we just modify this so that it would work. Instead of restricting the website to computer village traders, why don't they make it accessible to everyone such that when you buy a new phone (from anywhere now) you can register the basic details together with ur name. In the event that ur phone is stolen, any potential buyer (be it in computer village or anywhere) can easily confirm the ownership by just checking on the site. I don't see much risk in this beyond what we are already exposed to in truecaller. |
valdes00:Thanks for the info, but it was me picking her up |
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diportivo:Thanks. Guess I'll do a mkt survey then. I thought there was a standard delivery money |
diportivo:I'm not thinking of 50k or 10 trips, actually I'm thinking of just 4 trips(a trip being go-come) at N300 that should be N33,600 per day. My problem is;what percentage can I reasonably demand as daily delivery when all expenses are taken care of |
ogene70:Thanks. I was thinking about 8-10k |
Natty14:Got it for a bargain price from my boss but the MKT price is BTW 800k and 1.2m |
OgaSirAde:Yeah. It's a risk worth taking |
tripplephi:Thanks. I have thought about this but people keep telling me the dynamics are different that's why I need advise from people with experience in that area |
bomasek:OK. Thanks |
sleekman:Thanks for the scolding. But then, the opportunity to buy the bus came in fortunate circumstances that I just couldn't ignore. Thanks for the advice though |
Good day all, I just purchased a 14 seater Volkswagen bus for transport business in Lagos. The intended route is ikorodu to CMS. I'll appreciate if anyone with sufficient experience in the house can intimate me on how much to expect as daily delivery from the driver. Also, I'll like to know if it's only one driver I'll employ or 2 drivers running shifts. |
Good day all, I just purchased a 14 seater Volkswagen bus for transport business in Lagos. The intended route is ikorodu to CMS. I'll appreciate if anyone with sufficient experience in the house can intimate me on how much to expect as daily delivery from the driver. Also, I'll like to know if it's only one driver I'll employ or 2 drivers running shifts. |
Good day all, I just purchased a 14 seater Volkswagen bus for transport business in Lagos. The intended route is ikorodu to CMS. I'll appreciate if anyone with sufficient experience in the house can intimate me on how much to expect as daily delivery from the driver. Also, I'll like to know if it's only one driver I'll employ or 2 drivers running shifts. |
colossus2:Oh, so he is well known? My bad,never heard of him |
But what became of the the guy in the picture? Just curious |
Airforce1:Your girl herself |
Airforce1:That's what she alleged |
Airforce1:Is it true u slept with her friend at havanna? |
refiner:Wanted to bash u for this comment, but checking ur profile,I was wowed. You beautiful |
I'm sure some of our celebrities have been flaunting this for us. All they have to do is remove the 'wind' sticker and replace with ' rover'. |
M4gunners:STFU! Didn't u see the thread the other day where a Nigerian woman was denied a job in the UK simply because she was wearing braids? |
arresa:I'm trying to have it both ways? Really? Vilification and criminal investigation are 2 different things according to u but then,are they mutually exclusive? In fact are they not closely related? I can understand ur position, like other buhari worshippers, u've elevated the coupist to the position of a Deity and u consider it despicable and blasphemous for a sinner in diezani's ilk to dare mention his name let alone compare herself to him. Yet what the pretty woman is saying is so obvious despite ur best efforts to thwart her statement. It is almost always a tradition to accuse (for buhari's sake i removed the word vilified)ministers of petroleum of stealing, saint buhari too was not immune to this! That's her point. It's funny to me that u keep making reference to a tribunal set up by obasanjo which exonerated buhari ,really? What were u expecting? How will u also take it if I tell u GEJ also set up a panel that exonerated Diezani. Is that going to impress u? Besides,it beats me why u gleefully refer to the obasanjo panel that exonerated buhari while u conveniently ignore the Ayo Irikefe panel that investigated buhari for the disappearance of $2.8m from Midland bank in the UK. Even though it was said that the panel,just like every other non-coup related panel,dismissed all the allegations -a point alluded to by Diezani.(this is a discussion for another thread) Despite this, like Caesar's wife,we expect your godly buhari to be above suspicion. Again, you keep saying Diezani is under investigation and I keep asking by who? Even if she is, an accused is presumed innocent unless proven guilty by court! But then we are digressing. Back to the topic, was money alleged to have been stolen in NNPC under the watch of buhari as petroleum minister? I'll let u answer that with a yes or no |
Good one by the LMC, but then there is room for improvement. I'm looking at a situation where points earned and goals scored can be monetised. E.g each point earned can fetch 1 million naira(in this case enyimba would hv pocketed 70m) while each goal scored can earn u 50,000. This will make d league more competitive |
arresa:Sincerely, I don't see the point u are making. The woman is only trying to say it is almost a tradition to hv oil ministers vilified. She then went on to cite examples of past oil ministers who were alleged to be corrupt including buhari. Even from ur own statement, she is still under investigation (by who I don't know cos the British authorities hv denied they are investigating her). What makes u think d outcome of the investigation will not be similar to buhari's |
Life's a mystery |
arresa:Did u read the piece at all? She didn't say buhari stole any money but rather buhari too faced the same accusations similar to what she is facing now. |
donhils:You see, comments like this make u very unpopular. Nigerians always think with their emotions. I have keenly followed this story since MTN was slammed with that gargantuan fine and the reactions of most Nigerians to it has left me bitterly disappointed. Like u rightly asked; why do we hate MTN this much? We seem to have forgotten in a hurry the efforts former president obasanjo made to lure foreign investors to Nigeria during his first term. He was globe trotting and practically begging these investors to come to Nigeria. Now we seem to have what we want and we are very comfortable to the extent that we have become very hostile to these same companies we begged to come here. When did we suddenly get this feeling of entitlement? Imagine people saying that 'most of this foreign coys were willfully taking Nigeria for a ride because no one had in the past demonstrated the political will to protect the interest of Nigeria'(kx above). Let me ask you; where were we before MTN came in? And how do our own companies treat us? We seem to have forgotten the days of NITEL in a hurry. Tell me what kind of services were we enjoying then? What could we or did we do to them? How much did NCC ever fine NITEL then for poor services or for being in violation? When exactly did we start getting this feeling of entitlement? If we are talking about companies taking Nigerians for a ride, tell me which company does that more than our very own PHCN or whatever they are called now. Tomorrow if a foreign firm buys PHCN and we have power cut for just 1 hour I we'll begin to castigate them. I will not join the debate whether MTN needs Nigeria more than Nigeria needs her. But every responsible country of the world always do whatever is within their power to ensure that corporate organizations thrive. These companies create the wealth of nations. The fine on MTN is ridiculous, even if MTN is in violation and are supposed to be fined,NCC should have put a cap on the fine to be paid and not an impossible amount that will practically put MTN out of business. To put the fine in perspective, 1 trillion is one quarter of our current budget, it's more than the budget of some 20 states in Nigeria put together and its more than double the annual turnover of MTN Nigeria. Nigeria please let reason prevail |
I'm seeing a pattern here: Mexico won the tournament in 2005 and Nigeria won the next tournament (in Asia) and defended thru to the final the following tournament(losing to Switzerland who won a FIFA tournament for the first time). Then, Mexico won the tournament again in 2011 with Nigeria winning the following edition ( again in Asia) and have now defended again to the final(facing Mali who could win a first FIFA tournament). Nigeria also have never won this tournament outside Asia. I pray all these count for nothing on Sunday particularly since we have never lost to an African side at this tournament before and won the very first edition with the current President at the helms then. Good luck to the golden eaglets on sunday |
crixtex:E pain u well? Pele. It's too late for u now. Reality is hitting u very hard in the face. And yes, when I die I go with my grade, it's my achievement and it's permanent for eternity no one can and will ever take that away from me not even your hateful soul. Like I said, we are having the last laugh and if u are pained get the next cab( if u can afford one) and drive to hell.e-diot |
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