₦airaland Forum

GloriousGbola:
.

liveLongNprospa:
Lmaoo... Isn't it also funny how the same NNPC said this 9 months ago and maintained it.

NNPC MD himself said our fuel consumption is lower than what we are currently consuming which suggest diversions.

larride:
NNPC MD himself said our fuel consumption is lower than what we are currently consuming which suggest diversions.

Be like na alternative news you Dey always listen to. 😂

Roland17:
Some of these guys do not understand the amount of leverage they have. They want to enjoy the attention but have absolutely no understanding of the responsibility and accountability that comes with it.

I am impressed with the way SP Benjamin Hundeyin handled the situation. This is the same guy that was caught driving on BRT lane without any remorse.

nihilistjnr:
Egbon Raumdeuter work don set be that...

herborlahdey:
Good evening Comrades,
Pls I am in need of a car for weekly remittance, I'm an experienced driver.
Kindly help a brother.

Bigdam:
Toyota Corolla 35k weekly remittance , 35k security deposit, experienced and responsible driver on Uber /bolt platform.
Must like within Ikeja, ogba ,Berger and it’s environs
Must live in gated house
WhatsApp only 08132492726

No story teller

nihilistjnr:
It's the same rationale behind trump's wall, and why nobody want's bambialla or herdsmen form Niger in Lagos.

Any government that allows the foreign poor to come an contend with homegrown poor for resources and access to job will face problems at the ballot box - its that simple.

That's why I took the time to paint a picture of immigrants and second generation immigrants running the country of their colonial masters. It's why I also discussed how labour is criticizing a conservative government for being soft on immigration.

I appreciate that from the outside looking in, you might not see it. It is what it is.

Smart Man!!!!! pic.twitter.com/wzvXdxYSJT

— 𝕊𝕚𝕣 𝕃𝕒𝕓𝕝𝕦 (@sirlablu) May 23, 2023

airmark:
All those bitters nko?

I was nearly hospitalized in school after taking fake yoyo bitters.

Itsrm:
Fearless energy drink is the only drink I take.

Now I understand why it sometimes tastes differently. You buy one today it tastes a certain way, you buy tomorrow and it's a slightly different taste .

Bye bye to fearless. We part to meet no more.

humblesteve:
I’m not a driver but 3k to Festac is ridiculously cheap.

Itsrm:
By my calculations, no way. This is what I have on my bolt App.

If he picks him at 7am and they return by 3pm, total time is 8 hours or 480 minutes. At 13 naira per minute charge, the amount is N6,240. By the time you add for the actual distance covered, he will be lucky to earn 10k on bolt.

Except the charges per minute in Lagos is double that of PH

raumdeuter:
Shey dem no adulterate bottle water?

I know person wey be say na inside her bathroom dey dey bottle and cork the water

BlueRayDick:
Na that Eva non alcoholic wine be the most adulterated wine I’ve seen in my life .

larride:
I drink Pepsi and non alcoholic wine. I don’t like malt at all.

All those Puply, Hollandia yoghurt nko?

larride:
Thank God for those of us wey no Dey drink. 😂

BlueRayDick:
Dey play

They’ve been caught adulterating even non alcoholic malt drinks too.

Listen to the former commisioner of police in Lagos when they bursted an illegal brewery/winery in Ikorodu back then . Even malts wey some elders dey always fight for during ceremonies are not spared


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z13IMhm6xrg

BlueRayDick:
They call it "Oti Apongbon".

If u go to Apongbon under bridge on Lagos Island, u will market women selling all kinds of premium alcoholic drinks/liquour ranging from Hennessy, Hennessey VSOP, Azul, Luc Belaire, Ace of spade, Don perignom etc. They are all fake drinks being sold at cheap prices. You will be shocked they even sell some drinks that are limited edition.

In fact there's a market for box/casket of the original drink. They buy the original box and put the fake drink inside. That's where people buy those drinks which can be harmful to the body.

liveLongNprospa:
Yeah that's 40ft..
Is it that easy to sell ? unless you are a known wholesaler

liveLongNprospa:
Yeah I know its not coz that time I dey follow our marketers talk and them dey clear me how e dey be.

Dangote trucks dey actually act as depot so that it will be easier for customers to even get close to wholesale price. Some of those trucks you see with cement wey dey parked somewhere just dey chill for anybody wey go like buy.

Lafarge had no answer to that initially but they ramped up marketing drive to an aggressive level and gave their wholesalers incentives like giving out awards and gifts like brand new jeeps. Omo wholesalers dey very competitive sha.


This was the same thing they did to their transporters too. Best transport gets a 5star award. TSL and BHN dey drag.

I wonder how BHN handled the news of lafarge opening their own driving school sef 😂
The marketers nor dey ever be like who get money. E get one woman wey dey casually order 100-200 million worth of cement and she dey use Keke because she dey fear kidnap😂😂😂

Which of the trailers? 40ft or 20ft?

liveLongNprospa:
I know lafarge sells to wholesalers for 4400 for supaset and 4300 classic.
Now those wholesalers sell at retail by adding at most 500 naira to that price.

Lafarge always ensures that the price difference between them and Dangote isn't more than 500 at most.
And right now Dangote retail cement price is 4700 in delta state.
Meaning the company price is around 4200-4500 if buying from Dangote gan.


So I dunno where he said they make 50 percent from.
The cement business profit only fully shows when you are a wholesaler and you have to sell alot of cement to see profit that is reasonable.
The trucks used to deliver the cement to wholesalers are usually free or factored into the price given (someone can correct me here).

50% of a minimum price of 4000 is 2000 naira. Make baba stop am abeg😂😂

Ibime:
Dangote know why he ceded that part of operation. I wonder if it's the Insurance companies bearing the cost of all these burnt trucks, accidents and wear and tear from Nigerian roads

Trucking business is something I actually want to do when I retire from 9 to 5. It's a good business for an accountant to do, because all the revenue and cost elements are fairly predictable within Western setting. Naija setting na anything goes.

MrCarter577:
You are making it sound like you spend all your earnings on maintenance. 6 months changing of pads/bushings is not often.

MrCarter577:
Do you buy parts every week?

GloriousGbola:
naija ehn. same thing dstv did with GoTV

it is sad sha. there are a lot of opportunities here - but somehow, we do not have our shit together. maybe corruption, maybe impatience, maybe an inability to think beyond immediate chop- so you see different cadres of asians and south africans cleaning up in our markets.

iamoyindamola:
Dufil even created another competitor out of indomie(minimie) to pursue other brands

GloriousGbola:
basically they have done the same thing bezos did with AWS. by solving a problem related to their business, they have become dominant in providing that solution across the board

Melvyn11:
How many people the chop indomie for Nigeria may those guys dey generate 1 billion dollars not even Naira annually.

OralB:
This may look unbelievable but it's very true. The longer you are on the business, the more number of offline clientele you build and it stops Uber from assigning us one delivery at a time. The day I made about 28k take-home, I honestly didn't use more than #1,500 fuel and I closed very early too because I ran so many offline jobs simultaneously. Everyday no just be Christmas Sha.

pope191:
Eweee 35 million jakpa! Jakpa!!

Ehaill