₦airaland Forum

Diso60090:
How you go know wey you just turn 4 yrs yesterday

sonsomegrigbo:
Bro no be my fault jàre,







Igbo amaka matter tire person

Toluabigr8:
My wedding day is July 7th so I ordered for a wedding suit on JUMIA onJune 11th 2018 which I paid for with my Mastercard online since the item doesn't have pay on delivery so I opt for online payment. the suit was suppose to be delivered on July 2 2018. So I keep calm since this not the first time am buying something from them but there is one thing in me that keep telling me to track the order which I did to my surprise the item is still in transit to Nigeria since 3weeks ago. I made an endless call to there customers service which they didn't pick. So I got no option than to message them on Twitter behold the craziest customers relationship I ever seen. They replied me that my item will be delivered to me before Wednesday which is 4th of July, I stay calm since Wednesday will still meet. I got another message again that will I go for refund I said yes so that I can buy at market. I get another message from another person again from them that my refund will take three business day which is Monday. Please Nigerians have use all my money on other expenses am left stranded now, I feel like commiting suicide. Please Nigerians help me beg JUMIA I have tomorrow only left if they want my wedding to HOLD
I have all my payment proof, all there LIES SCREEN SHOT
Please nairalander help your brother to share until it get to the right authority please. Please save me
I have only today and tomorrow if my wedding will hold

Better go borrow suit or rent one asap



Village people don subscribe for monthly plan on top your matter

Sorry bro

sonsomegrigbo:
Shut the Bleep up!







Bloody tribalist...



The day we stop tribalism in this country, the better people we become

sonsomegrigbo:
Hausa now copying Igbos in crime.













Shiorrrrrr

And na you write this one??

pocohantas:
LOL, I have never been one. But I applied for one 'mistakenly', they garnished the position and job description.

pocohantas:
IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOUR TRIBE. It must be a salesman role, one of its prerequisite, is knowledge of the sales location. It makes it easier for you to manoeuvre with little or no stress/cost. It is also believed you will have your own target market.

The problem here is, the HR goofed. The onus was on them to state the location factor while advertising the vacancy or send invites to people who meet that criteria. That was the point you should have been dropped, not at the final interview. Anyway,that's the Nigerian HR for you.

Next time, always tailor your CV to suit whatever role you are applying for. It helps.

I didn't know you were a sales girl person before

Sirjamo:
If the useless pdp that you supported for 16 years had done it job well, would your company have to import any raw material? I ask you again, is it possible to continue importing everything as we use to, despite lower foreign currencies inflow? If businesses do not have enough forex to import raw materials, and they can't source locally, won't they have to close down?

I know you wouldn't disappoint. Once someone speaks against Buhari, he must be a PDP supporter.

A lot of you sit in front of your TV and phones and automatically believe everyone is wrong. I encourage you to go out. Move out and talk to people in business. Maybe you'll understand better.

You think industries wouldn't source locally, if it will maximize profit? You think everyone is enjoying the stress and high costs of importation? Do you know the challenges involved in producing here? No power, no roads, unnecessary taxes here and there and a lot more?

It's obvious you haven't done business before. I really don't have the strength to engage you in any argument.

Support Buhari all you like. Na you sabi. But just pray his policies doesn't affect you. Hardship no sabi who be PDP or APC

The people of Benue voted massively for him baa? Now, his nonchalant attitude towards security is paying off.

Have a nice day

cyrielo:
This is entirely true, I understand better now. I'm actually facing a similar problem since the government decided to increase import duties on solar panels in spite of the epileptic power supply .

Sirjamo:
Can a Nation with dwindling revenue and weak reserves have a booming economy ? you can never give what you don't have.
If not for Buhari's prudent management, what do you think would have happened when oil prices dropped to it lowest in decades?
Ordinary elementary economics, you can not comprehend, but will be complaining about bad policies, if you are asked to enumerate the bad policies and suggest better ones, you will go numb', even the fake news you read up there says that the recession was due to the fall of oil prices, but of course, objectivity is not in your DNA.

babayinka77:
“Our competitors invested much less in their factory, can maneuver their way in the system, and thus produce and sell for much less. We cannot do that. Our investment in Agbara is arguably the largest single investment by a non-oil firm in Nigeria. But we just have to shut it. The loss is much,” the source said.
if you read the part quoted above , you will easily realize that they also did not do a proper market survey and analysis before investing such huge amount of money in pampers and diaper business. $300M is huge for such a product. Bad investment in a poorly managed economy.

Did it occur to you that they started building that plant before Buhari came in?

Did you read where they said about 276 industries had shut down as at 2016? So all of them invested badly?

NOETHNICITY:
If they did a nice feasibility study then why are they crying and closing down now?

You just want to blame it all on Buhari while failing to acknowledge the position of govt, which seeks to encourage more input of local contents. The company simply wants to be granted exclusive favor from govt. And govt cannot do that knowing there are other competing products like Moflix which is doing great.

cyrielo:
But then what is your point? They have clearly stated the reasons they are shutting down the plant, and that information could have been gotten from their feasibility study in my opinion. But still, I see where you're coming from given their reputation but their reason is baffling as it should have been identified earlier.

Lucid1:
Even bigger firms have shutdown due to bad business decisions. P&G isn't immune to this. It's a pity though

thesicilian:
This is unbelievable.
Please grab a chair let me break it down for you:

$350,000,000 ÷ $200,000,000 = $1.75 only.
(Each person will only get $1.75 if you share $350million among 200million people)

$500,000 x 200,000,000 people = $100,000,000,000,000
(That is, you'll need to have $100 trillion in order to be able to share $500,000 each to 200million people).

Se o ti ye e bai?

Chai.

Na true oh



Sorry. I no sabi anything at all

Sirjamo:
This is the kind of news Sadist like you pray for in your own father land, I am sure you where not happy when the plant was commissioned under Buhari, now you are happy it's shutting down!

olaoreawofele:
Buhari has nothing to do with P&G's problem. The problem of P&G is within the company and its global leadership. Moreover, the products are not selling because of competition. Aside, more companies have made inroads by establishing factories producing same products P&G sells. It is no secret that Nigerians love the foreign made diapers.

oyegbe:
if they knew that getting up to even 50% of raw materials in Nigeria is difficult then they shouldn't have spent that money in setting up any factory in Nigeria. It's good to have a nice feasibility study before engaging in that type of business.

So a company as big as P&G, with over decades of experience doing business all over the world, and invested about $300 million building a plant, didn't do a NICE FEASIBILITY STUDY, according to you?

You are very funny, you know

thesicilian:
How will you count the money if you can't even do simple arithmetic calculation?

Its too early to start displaying ignorance. Abeg

$1 million will go round 200 million people. I said at least $500000 should be shared. Is that too complex for a Master's degree holder like you to understand?