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And the Rev Father is finding it difficult to name the sponsors, or empower his people to defend themselves |
They better rest, if they can't be able to bring up formidable candidates |
Likely to be an only son. Na so their parents usually package wife for them as early as possible |
Following |
6pm? Students now write waec by 6pm? Nigeria my country |
Anambra and Abia states suppose to be generating more than they are currently doing. |
Unfortunate child |
Fashion madness! You want to go naked in the name of fashion, to impress who exactly? I actually don't know what is wrong with most ladies of this generation. They say that many are mad but few are roaming |
Tirshatha:Continue apologizing, don't quit gambling |
prettytasha:Because he is a money bag and quite influential. He seems to have so many of them on his side |
I thought they were busy insulting Obasanjo for saying the obvious truth |
It's a pity |
looseweight:He is not yet convicted, that court remands one in prison doesn't automatically make the person an ex convict |
DadojoReloaded:There is no rider that can consistently remit 6k for you daily without skipping or giving excuse some days, no matter how good the person is, even within the 1st 3 months of buying the bike new. Like I said earlier, you can not recoup the money you invested on a motorcycle within 7 months. As for other better businesses one can do, when you are ready for business, you will have no option than to move out and mingle with real business people. I started Okada business with my best friend during our ss3. As we finished secondary school, my friend moved to Europe through his brother's contact, while myself got admission and continued the Okada business, which I eventually grew to an enviable level by the time I was done with NYSC. I left it after NYSC and joined phone and computer accessories at computer village Ikeja. I can't be talking of drivers and their wahala today, when I have things I can import from China and make my money. Meanwhile, before I finished my NYSC, my best friend who left our secondary school Okada partnership business for me to travel, was already shipping motor parts to Nigeria from Europe. Today, he is back to Nigeria doing the same motor parts importation business. Who have time to talk about drivers and their wahala, in the name of business. With transport business, you can barely live a normal peaceful life. It's not like the business has a good prospect. While ur mates who are doing real business are buying land and developing it, urself will be dealing with headache from drivers. Na so one of my drivers got involved in robbery with my bike back then, community people carry him and my bike go dump for SARS. If no be the serious police contact wey I get back then, na so I for lost money or even get implicated in the matter then |
DadojoReloaded:Yes, destiny are never the same. I actually didn't condemn your business, neither did I say that I didn't make something out of it when I did the business as a student. I only said that if you are business inclined, that there are better business with better prospects you would have done with that money, with peace of mind. Transport business gave me my first real life business experience as an ambitious young boy, but after I finished my NYSC and relocated to Lagos, I always laugh whenever I remember my transport business days. I did it as a result of my limited business idea back then. I can't imagine myself doing such now. Talking about having a manager, that is the basic aspect of the business na, except when the business owner is equally a driver himself. I see it as lazy people business, or people with no business idea. About not knowing how much U are generating from the drivers, I don't know ur state, but it's almost impossible for you to recoup the money you invested on a motorcycle within 7 months, through a driver. Wishing you all the best in your business |
Uchenna10:U are living unproductive life. You can only stop when you are eventually ready to be truthful to yourself |
DadojoReloaded:You can't give a proper review of transport business with 7 months experience. To start with, you are yet to recoup ur investment capital with that 7 months. Such short duration is equally not yet enough time to experience the full scale maintenance aspect of the business, what U are currently encountering in 7 months is minor maintenance. So ur review is inconsequential for now. Meanwhile, I'm not outrightly condemning the business for you though, but make sure u are equal to the task. Being equal to the task means being ready for case, because it will be occurring once in a while. If you are business inclined, there are far better businesses you would have done with that money, with peace of mind, and grow it big. I'm talking from experience. I did transport business through out my school days. I started with Okada business during my ss3 in secondary school and grew it to tricycle business before I graduated from university. I bought my 1st bus for motor business before l left for NYSC camp. Before I finished my NYSC, I still bought Golf-3 which I gave out for taxi. It was after my NYSC that I removed my hand from the business and moved to Lagos. I wouldn't want to believe that u grabbed money from somewhere and rush to invest on bikes, probably because of what ur supposed manager must have told you. On a normal ground, you suppose to start with 1 or 2, and run it for a full one year before injecting more capital into the business, which would have enabled you to get proper feasibility study of the business. Ensure you have a serious contact at police, because you will likely be needing it soon |
Funkybabee:Don't try that rubbish business, unless you are ready to drive it by yourself. I did the tricycle business during my university days in Awka. Drivers are among the most wicked set of people in Nigeria. They will be humble when begging for you to buy them the tricycle, but as soon as they start feeding well after you must have given them the tricycle, they will suddenly turn to Tiger, and will start seeing themselves as suffering for you. To remit their account will suddenly become a problem, stories will start coming. Funny enough, once you collect the tricycle and give to another person, the stories will likely continue and might even be worse. The 2nd person's story will largely be that the 1st person has k!lled the Keke finish with the way he handled it while using it. Terrible set of people. To arrest the driver or his surety? That one is another long case. They once stole one of my tricycles back then. Fortunately for me, the driver was already finishing the Hire-purchase. Nevertheless, I still arrested him and his surety but nothing came out at the end of the day. When I was doing that of okada, which I also did on Hire-purchase base, one of the boys got involved in robbery, luckily for me then, I had access to Police P.R.O then at state headquarters. One of the officers in his office followed me to SARS and brought out my bike with the influence of the P.R.O, while the boy continued with his robbery case. Assuming I had no such contact then, that's how I would have lost the bike or even get implicated. Let me not mention the few road accidents that occurred during both the okada and Keke days, that one is normal aspect of the business, though capable of skyrocketing ur BP if you are new or a weak type. I heard that Keke is more than 3 million naira now, I wonder the kind of people who still risk their money on such rubbish business nowadays. Apart from the number of years it will take U to recoup ur capital, the business is equally highly risky. For hire-purchase, the driver is expected to deposit certain percentage of the hire-purchase price before taking up the tricycle, but is that possible from someone who is dying of hunger and begging you for a means of livelihood? Like I said earlier, it's one of the worse business U will ever invest in, except if you want to drive it by yourself. Nevertheless, you can go ahead and give it a trial, destiny are never the same, and we also learn better from personal experience |
This country is messed up |
Politicians! How come he didn't make Anambra the rice producer state during his 8yrs as the state governor |
seborrhic:In a sane country, he suppose to have resigned by now |
Many are mad but few are roaming |
DMerciful:It's terrible. Don't be surprised that this long epistle worship might likely be as a result of 30k monthly peanut they are been paid as media boys |
kingsways:The organizers of the protest are now in power, U don't expect them to organize protest against themselves, opposition are the ones now expected to organize and lead the protest |
The boy seems to be more active and fertile than 2Face |
ekeneelectronz:They want to start their own version of ponzi scheme by asking the public to invest in audio/virtual buying and selling of land, bring 5 million and collect 6.5 million after so so number of months. Then after they have gathered billions of naira from people, they will crash the system and disappear like others. SEC is trying to inform the general public that they are not licensed to run such investment scheme, but U can see the gullible people here trying to defend them, meaning that they know better than SEC, I guess. Nigerians will never learn |
Nodogragra4me:The Real Estate company you are defending is deviating from the physical buying and selling of land that they are licensed to do, to audio/virtual buying and selling of land, which is the ponzi scheme SEC has warned against. Asking the public to give you 5 million naira and collect 6.5 million naira after 12 months is nothing but a ponzi scheme. SEC is saying that they have no license to run such, meaning that you can't solicit money from the general public in the name of investment(capital market), without a license to operate in capital market by SEC |
Nodogragra4me:What does you having their headman contact got to do with what SEC said? Since you now know better than the regulatory body, what do you have to say about this flyer? Does it not look like a ponzi to you?
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Soludo deserves a 2nd tenure. He remains the best among every other candidate in the race. Meanwhile, APC candidate who couldn't win a senatorial election in last general election is hoping to defeat Soludo in a governorship election |
But is Nigeria actually not better off in 1960s? |
Wahala no dey finish for this country. Why EFCC? Did he commit any fraud? |
