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Op, you advertised Golf and na Passat I see for moto body. Abi my eye no see well ne? |
Hand brake. This type nomally comes with a Benz |
Is this how frail your believe in God is? I weep for you. Please, study the bible very well and make sure that God exist before trying to convince someone to believe in God too. Study and build your faith. |
Bride Price, Yes but other spending he had done, difficult. |
KenInfluence:Can you please give your complete Email address. |
I am very interested. How do I contact you. You could also contact me on watsapp. My number is 07031388620 |
THE GREATEST INVESTMENT HAVEN ON EARTH It is said that your money is only worth as much as it is worth. What this implies is that your $100 is only worth a $100 until inflation and bank charges set in and then you get poorer. As the bank keeps chiseling your money, you get poorer until there is nothing left. Do you also know that your thousands or millions of dollars kept safe is quite useless unless you make it work for you? How, then, do you prevent the bank from chiseling your hard earned money to make you poorer or make your money work for you? Take it to one of the safest investment haven in the world which is Nigeria. Yes, you read right, Nigeria because you need to “Buy when everyone else is selling and hold until everyone else is buying. That’s not just a catchy slogan. It’s the very essence of successful investing.” --J. Paul Getty” • Nigeria is blessed with a very strong democracy. There are very few countries in the world that can boast of a democracy as strong as Nigeria’s because in just sixteen years into its return to democracy, an opposition party won the general election and came into power. This signifies that Nigeria has strong democratic institutions in place to protect, safe guard and guarantee the investor’s investments. • Nigeria has a very weak economy. It is dying. The economy depends solely on the government which is the highest employer of labor and bedeviled with debts. Quite bad you may say but this opens up the avenue for cheap qualitative labor you may never find elsewhere. As companies shut down and moved out of the country, they left skilled and qualitative labor that have shrink into the shackles of poverty and would welcome any opportunity to offer that skilled and qualitative labor to any one that is just as willing to meet their basic needs. Therefore they would not compare the pay they get for the labor they offer to their counterparts in other parts of the world but would gladly apply their skilled qualitative labor to the one who needs it accordingly. • The Naira, the Nigerian currency, is very weak and unstable. It is also believed that with the present government in place along with the coming elections, the currency will weaken all the more. With the exchange rate of about N735.00 to N740.00 to $1 or more, bringing in foreign currency into the country will not only give the investor great advantage and buying power but will equally smooth out the way for him in various government circles when the need arises for making the investment legal. • Every one complains of the hydra headed monster, corruption and Nigeria is no stranger to it. Corruption has eaten deeply into the world scene but it makes it a sure bet for investment in Nigeria. In Nigeria, corruption opens up bottle necks while legalizing business. It smooths the investor’s through official channels there by creating a very good rapport between the investor and the government officials after all, who does not want to be appreciated from time to time for a job well done. It is a get-way into investing in Nigeria. It opens investment doors and creates as well as strengthens friendships. Though governments and people may deny it, corruption is everywhere and all countries are corrupt but we can turn it to our advantage by using it to grow our personal fortunes correctly and legally. • It has been over ten years that Nigeria has been battling insecurity and though it has abated for some time through the government intervention, it keeps rearing its ugly head. Nevertheless, with the present state of insecurity, fresh investments avenues thrive. How? There is a great need for rebuilding of destroyed houses and towns, food supply for the refugees, medical supplies and farm implements, just to mention a few of the great need insecurity has created. Therefore, any investor who would invest in Nigeria, in any of this avenues, would definitely be smiling to the banks in no time. One of the richest men in the world once said he became rich by never letting an opportunity pass by. It is time to turn that stumbling block into a stepping stone and Nigeria, today, needs investors and would gladly welcome them with open arms. Remember, “The biggest risk of all is not taking one.”— Mellody Hobson, co-CEO of Ariel Investments. It is therefore, penitent to take advantage of the investment opportunities Nigeria provides. Remember, do not keep that money in the bank or safe and let it rot, bring it to Nigeria and grow it. Who knows you may be the next richest man or woman in Nigeria, Africa or the world when you invest in Nigeria before a new government comes in. Article Writer writes from Kaduna Nigeria. |
THE GREATEST INVESTMENT HAVEN ON EARTH It is said that your money is only worth as much as it is worth. What this implies is that your $100 is only worth a $100 until inflation and bank charges set in and then you get poorer. As the bank keeps chiseling your money, you get poorer until there is nothing left. Do you also know that your thousands or millions of dollars kept safe is quite useless unless you make it work for you? How, then, do you prevent the bank from chiseling your hard earned money to make you poorer or make your money work for you? Take it to one of the safest investment haven in the world which is Nigeria. Yes, you read right, Nigeria because you need to “Buy when everyone else is selling and hold until everyone else is buying. That’s not just a catchy slogan. It’s the very essence of successful investing. --J. Paul Getty” • Nigeria is blessed with a very strong democracy. There are very few countries in the world that can boast of a democracy as strong as Nigeria’s because in just sixteen years into its return to democracy, an opposition party won the general election and came into power. This signifies that Nigeria has strong democratic institutions in place to protect, safe guard and guarantee the investor’s investments. • Nigeria has a very weak economy. It is dying. The economy depends solely on the government which is the highest employer of labor and bedeviled with debts. Quite bad you may say but this opens up the avenue for cheap qualitative labor you may never find elsewhere. As companies shut down and moved out of the country, they left skilled and qualitative labor that have shrink into the shackles of poverty and would welcome any opportunity to offer that skilled and qualitative labor to any one that is just as willing to meet their basic needs. Therefore they would not compare the pay they get for the labor they offer to their counterparts in other parts of the world but would gladly apply their skilled qualitative labor to the one who needs it accordingly. • The Naira, the Nigerian currency, is very weak and unstable. It is also believed that with the present government in place along with the coming elections, the currency will weaken all the more. With the official exchange rate of N710.00 to $1 or more, bringing in foreign currency into the country will not only give the investor great advantage and buying power but will equally smooth out the way for him in various government circles when the need arises for making the investment legal. • Every one complains of the hydra headed monster, corruption and Nigeria is no stranger to it. Corruption has eaten deeply into the world scene but it makes it a sure bet for investment in Nigeria. In Nigeria, corruption opens up bottle necks while legalizing business. It smooths the investor’s through official channels there by creating a very good rapport between the investor and the government officials after all, who does not want to be appreciated from time to time for a job well done. It is a get-way into investing in Nigeria. It opens investment doors and creates as well as strengthens friendships. Though governments and people may deny it, corruption is everywhere and all countries are corrupt but we can turn it to our advantage by using it to grow our personal fortunes correctly and legally. • It has been over ten years that Nigeria has been battling insecurity and though it has abated for some time through the government intervention, it keeps rearing its ugly head. Nevertheless, with the present state of insecurity, fresh investments avenues thrive. How? There is a great need for rebuilding of destroyed houses and towns, food supply for the refugees, medical supplies and farm implements, just to mention a few of the great need insecurity has created. Therefore, any investor who would invest in Nigeria, in any of this avenues, would definitely be smiling to the banks in no time. One of the richest men in the world once said he became rich by never letting an opportunity pass by. It is time to turn that stumbling block into a stepping stone and Nigeria, today, needs investors and would gladly welcome them with open arms. Remember, “The biggest risk of all is not taking one.”— Mellody Hobson, co-CEO of Ariel Investments. It is therefore, penitent to take advantage of the investment opportunities Nigeria provides. Remember, do not keep that money in the bank or safe and let it rot, bring it to Nigeria and grow it. Who knows you may be the next richest man or woman in Nigeria, Africa or the world when you invest in Nigeria before a new government comes in. Article Writer writes from Kaduna Nigeria. |
Psych412:HAHAHAHAHA |
07031388620 |
times the upper numbers individually then add to give you the and below eg
3×3=9
4×4=16
9+16=25
etc |
Yes. 100% |
op, bread na bread. |
44 years old |
If you want to understand the theory of evolution best please look for any vacant house of your choice and move in. On being questioned by anyone, just tell them that the house came there by chance and has been modified by itself overtime therefore, it has no owner. I believe, whatever happens to you, you will definitely understand the theory better if not best. |
adecz:Thank you so much |
Slynation:Thanks |
HarunaWest:Thanks alot |
Abuja |
Dear Nlanders, I seriously need your input. I need to travel from Abuja to Kaduna by the weekend. Now the problem is I am scared of the security situation of the road. Should I travel using the Abuja-Kaduna road or should I use Abuja-Kafanchan-Kaduna road? Which do you personally think is safer? And which is safer a weekend or weekday trip? Myndd44 Lalasticlala Please move to front page for future reference |
Dear Nlanders, I seriously need your imput. I need to travel from Abuja to Kaduna by the weekend. Now, the problem is I am scared of the security situation of the road. Should I travel using the Abuja-Kaduna or I should use Abuja-Kafanchan-Kaduna road? Which do you personally think is safer? And which is safer; a weekend or weekday trip? Mynd44 Lalasticlala Please move to front page not just for me but for future ref. |
Osnami:I think we should explore every avenue for learning however YouTube videos would do just great for a start but for future reference, nairaland for now would be great. |
Snoop Dog Dr. Dre Missy Elliott Eminem Jarule Fat Joe |
Osnami:Interested |
Welcome to present day Nigeria. |
If the state generates money, the governor would not had made such decision because he would have thought of how much the state would lose before taking such decision. He should have given hours off or a half-staff strength but not shut down the state for that. I don't see Lagos or Nigeria shutting down for a week for PVC registration. My humble thoughts anyway. |
07031388620 |
Check your car history it may have had an accident |
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I am an article writer. Learning Data Analytics |
Location and Price please? |