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MissKinky1: Amya:I was experring this! Ladies of life you are the real MVPs!! ![]() |
lepasharon:Interesting... sounds like a potentially good initiative and I wish you the best ![]() |
Lala247:Nice write-up Lala247 and Chiam55. Lala247 I have to ask are you based in London or grew up there? I just happened to notice your use of the word 'stoosh' which is commonly used by black Londoners, in particular by those from a Jamaican/West Indian background. |
Lala247:Nice write-up Lala247 and Chiam55. Lala247 I have to ask are you based in London or grew up there? I just happened to notice your use of the word 'stoosh' which is commonly used by black Londoners, in particular those from a Jamaican/West Indian background. |
lepasharon:You have different approaches which you can take. There is the option of setting up a gym which I wouldn't recommend and then there is the option of running something based outdoor in a park of some sort (depending on what location you have in mind there a few options) There are gyms in Nigeria, in fact there are many. The highest concentration tend to be located in hotels in Lagos and Abuja, but you also have gyms like Lotus in VI (standard monthly fee 29500 naira). I am not sure what your overall objective would be, but I guess the immediate one would be to make profit (it stands to reason). I am only giving my two kobos worth but the main challenges you would face is that for the existing gyms I am aware of, they charge in the region of 20,000 naira a month in order to stay afloat. This is to overcompensate for the lack of gymgoers as the gym fees are out of reach for the vast majority of Nigerians. Targeting unfit women is possibly precarious business, as many of these women are like to be mothers and/or without disposable income and it is not advisable to pursue a niche segment of an untapped gyming market. I wish you well however, and the only type of business model I could suggest would be a female boot camp out in the open and charging affordable fees- say if you aim for 30 women and 1-2k each. If this is something you can sustain twice a week and perhaps make a small investment in a few exercise mats or exercise props to recreate the feel of a gym, you could possibly generate between 240-480k per month. It's not bad money and at least if you experienced fluctuating demand or your customers stopped attending for one reason or another, you would have a quick and pain free exit strategy, especially if you compare this to the cost of having to potentially forfeit rent on premises and sell of gym equipment if things didn't work out. One way of targeting your market with eye-catching leaflets (depending on location) would be to patronise the Shopright in Lekki, some of the small shopping centres and generally areas where you will find a high footfall of women. You could even cut a deal to have leaflets handed out at takeaways and other eateries. I hope this has helped. ![]() |
Bro this right here!! I honestly couldn't put it better myself. |
Dalai:Bro I feel your pain, although I'm not looking to get married. I am also a 27 year old nigerian man, but born and raised here and I know how difficult it can be... If you're not super religious then some Nigerian girls here will view that as sacrilege and run from you. Nawa for them o! Anyway I may be able to help. There are networks like www.movebacktoNigeria.com which organise events where you'll find babes die! Also there is NCity which also do similar networking events with plenty of eligible babes. There are other options too such as the igbo cultural society network otherwise known as ICSN and there's the Nigeria youth professional network: nypforum.org. If you need anymore tips just get back at me and all the best! Ps if it's not short notice there's an event on tonight organised by movebacktonigeria.com. It starts at 5.30 GMT, finishes at midnight and the address details are: The Anthologist 58 Gresham Street EC2V 7BB City of London |
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cherryice:Lol ladies ![]() |
Esdb3:It was his late brother Rotimi who was gay and reportedly died of an aids-related illness. |
Greetings dear wonderful, blessed and esteemed nairalanders of this life and the hereafter , I would like my friend to come to South Africa on a tourist visa for 5 days. I am her sponsor and other than a valid Nigerian passport, appropriate photos etc, what else will be needed to ensure she doesn't experience rejection? I have foreign bank statements, can provide proof of ticket bookings and hotel reservations- is this enough? Thanks in advance guys. |
mployer:No she's white British, 100% |
CNN interview: Boko Haram and Black West Africa not a priority You want to know why world leaders gathered in France when 17 people were killed and none have particularly shown much interested in the madness happening in Northern Nigeria with Boko Haram? Well, it's because West Africa is not a priority to world leaders. Boko Haram is not a priority to the US. Wanted to share this video because this kinds of utterances need to be brought to the fore; this ultimately shows the way we as blacks or "Black West African" are viewed by advanced countries. Unbelievable. Please watch Source: http://lindaikeji..co.uk/2015/01/cnn-interview-boko-haram-and-black-west.html?m=1 Ps mod please help with uploading video, thanks. |
lomaxbien:Bros how far... is the car still available? |
Pagan somebody is on some kind of Jesus bashing rampage. Abeg if you are pagan then be pagan but calm down o. The frantic typing will not make any difference. |
nikkyshyne: Which 'matured dad' will sit behind the computer throwing jabs at anonymous people?LOL! what if dad comes across this thread and moreover, the above comment... |
Hi, are you still after investment tips? |
I networked and met a web designer who helped put my football project together: www.pfshowcases.com |
[quote author=Andyblaze][b] Do I leave a small basin beside the bed whenever we want to get it on? Or do I say Adieu to My relationship with her. I don't know what to do as I have my own saliva and don't need extra. Lmaooo!! Op don finish me! I fit die |
BEYONCÉ ADMITS TO BEING A MEMBER OF THE ILLUMINATI Beyonce Member of the Illuminati In yesterday’s much-anticipated interview with Oprah, Beyoncé finally admitted she was a member of the New World Order, also known as the Illuminati. Rumors have swirled since the episode’s taping; many fans wondered why Oprah never questioned the star about her alleged Illuminati ties and commented that it might be due to Oprah’s own participation in Illuminati activities. Less than three seconds into the interview, Oprah turned to Beyoncé and said, “So, you know what I’m gonna say to you … the Illuminati.” From there, Bey delved into her beginnings with the group, their assistance in her rise to fame, and her recent promotion to the highest ranks of the order. Beyoncé says she finally came clean after feeling guilty over all the undue credit she’s been given. “People keep thinking I’m this magical ageless beauty, when really that’s the result of consuming all these blood sacrifices.” Oprah interjected, “You still work hard, and you’re raising a beautiful daughter.” Beyoncé remained critical: “People ask me how I juggled my career and pregnancy without understanding that reptilian pregnancies last only 2 months.” Oprah’s surprised reaction following this statement has been deemed inauthentic by fans. As godmother to Blue Ivy, she would have presumably been present at both the conception ritual and birth ceremony. The pinnacle of the interview was when Oprah solemnly asked if the Illuminati was behind the death of Whitney Houston. “Yes, that was us. I was there for that. But at the time I felt, in my heart, that that was what she would have wanted,” said Beyoncé. “She had a good run.” When it came time to discuss husband Jay-Z’s possible ties to the Illuminati, Beyoncé said, “That’s something I’d like to keep private. I don’t like to air my family affairs out in the open.” “You’re keeping something for yourself?” replied Oprah. “Yes, exactly.” Asked if she’d do anything differently looking back, Beyoncé says, “I can’t say so for sure. I’m a different person now. I became the queen that I am through this process and I’ve learned a lot from my mistakes.” Oprah recanted, “I’ve had some of my greatest revelations through my biggest failures.” The two then smiled at each other knowingly. The interview delved only briefly into current Illuminati plans. Oprah asked, “Do you think the Illuminati will succeed in destroying world governments and world economies?” Beyoncé smiled coyly, “We’ll just have to wait and find out.” At the end of the interview, Oprah held Beyoncé’s hand in hers and whispered, “Thank you for being so brave.” Then the two embraced and turned to a cheering audience while flashing the devil’s sign and smiling http://www.reductress.com/beyonce-admits-to-being-a-member-of-the-illuminati/ |
let me tell you a personal story my dad always love to go to the stream very early in the morning in the village and he always comes home to tell my mom he use to see ghost going to take their bath in the stream,the day he died people that didn't know he died used to see him but they were surprised when they got to know he is dead because they use to see him. He reincarnated and came back into someone that is younger than me but wants me to still call him daddy which seems weird to me and the next thing he'll do is to raise his hand on me which I always resisted because now he's younger than me in the physical. It is true ghost existed and they always behave weird when reincarnated.Please o, I mean this with the greatest respect but it's possible that is a familiar spirit aka demon. They are great at imitating the personalities and voices of those they followed prior to their deaths. |
BimiOne: I am representing a popular tribe in the northern part of Nigeria, more specifically Borno state, the tribe is known as BURA, dominant names in the culture of this tribe includeThanks for the insight, out of interest are you're group mostly muslim? Also do you speak hausa or kanuri as well? |
Nigeria will definitely come through the group... Argentina are obviously the main threat, but let's be optimistic... when we had the deadwood back in the 2010 WC such as yakubu, kaita, chidi somebody (cornrow guy), and martins we narrowly lost 1-0 and now we have a more improved side we have a strong chance of beating them.... As for bosnia they only have begovic, the oga grandad spahic in defence and dzeko to trouble us, but lest anyone forget they have no WC pedigree whatsoever. ... and as for Iran, their best player Ali Dzaei is no more making them also rans... |
[quote author=$on of anarchy]if I hear.....see this bicycle spear part seller for aba dey form Yankee...bred ke bread ni[/quote]Na lie, see ur head! What reason do I have to lie. If I was bicycle seller from Abia state I would say so proudly!!! Igbo kwenu!!! |
This is a non topic. I am igbo but born and bred in london and I'm more likely to marry a non-igbo woman because igbo women where I live are extinct... mehn we have beautiful women from all over naij o, me I'm an equal opportunities somebody ![]() |
cejo: It wil be streaming online via: http://www.ntanews24.tv/24Live.html. So jus tune in now and get updates.I'm having problems with the link o! given me 404 error code |
cejo: It wil be streaming online via: http://www.ntanews24.tv/24Live.html. So jus tune in now and get updates.Thanks guy! |
anyone have an online link to watch the game?? |
Common Ground: If you've not seen this short film, then you've seen nothing. Watch this documentary to understand the resolves of young Nigerian girls in Plateau State to stop violent clashes between the Christians and Muslims in the state/nation. Please share your thoughts on the film with us by leaving a comment.Beautiful video and message. It is so encouraging to see this initiative despite many diabolical attempts to cultivate violence between Christians and Muslims from certain powers that be. Despite the history of clashes it's great that God can be glorified! ps. If I hear that opening line in the video again: "where the largely Muslim north meets the Christian south..." I will snap! Like how many times has that line been rinsed !! everywhere!! |
Nokio1: we cook it like that becos thats how Flora Lugard thought us! Off i go b4 am tempted to write ETT!Oga I think you mean Fiona Shaw (wife of Lord Lugard) ![]() |
Yomieluv: that should be a problem to Nigeria babes,they eat enough onions from suya bought for them by Magas.....no wonder they live longer than the suya buyers.Lmaaaaooo, muhahahahhaa |
Na lie ooo... this shekau has more lives than a cat... don't worry there will be another future report claiming he is dead... |




!! everywhere!!