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Webmasters / Re: The Untimely Demise Of Kalahari In Kenya And Nigeria by Kemmolala: 5:35pm On Nov 15, 2011
I think one of the problems with Kalahari is that they had very little inventory on ground. A lot of their stuff had 18-21 days delivery wait. Even stuff that you would need ASAP say you were buying valentine gifts 3 days before valentine meant your order wouldn't get to it's intended recipient until after 3weeks! How's that for a business model?

There's another ecommerce website. highqs.com. They are still in business. I think kalahari quit too soon and they spent too much on ads. It takes time to build a business. Even amazon struggled for 9yrs before it ever made a profit, it kept pouring money on expansion and building distribution centers all over the US. In business, there's no short cut, you need to be able to stay the course, to be patient and to persevere. Kalahari spent too much too soon and gave up too quickly.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Nnpc Aptitude Test Info. by Kemmolala: 10:14pm On Mar 17, 2011
Yes, I have a friend who also received an invite for the test and she applied for an experienced position and not a graduate training.
Literature / Re: Buying Books Online In Nigeria: Which Online Bookstores Do We Have In Nigeria? by Kemmolala: 10:08pm On Mar 17, 2011
There's also another one---highqs.com. In addition to books, they also have toys as well and their delivery is super-fast especially if you live in Lagos.
Literature / Re: We Need To Read More Books In Nigeria by Kemmolala: 11:40am On Jan 03, 2011
Yes, the average Nigerians truly doesn't read. It's almost a hopeless situation among adults. We are inured to not wanting to read except for empty fashion and celeb magazines of course and a few inspirational books on how to get rich etc etc.

I think there's still hope for the children. If kids can be brought up with a love of books then chances are higher they will carry this habit into adulthood. The onus is on parents to get good reads for their children particularly during the holidays and not leave their entertainment to Cartoon Network.

There are a number of internet websites springing up these days where parents can buy good books for their kids. There's www.highqs.com and there's another one that's owned by South Africans kalahari or something.

I really do believe reading reaps bushels of benefits and the earlier we inculcate good reading habits in our children, the better for the society.

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