A franchise sales and distribution company representing foreign manufacturers in the fashion industry with an office/ showroom in the central business hub of Lagos Island seeks the services of a female SALES EXECUTIVE who must be residing within/ around Surulere, Yaba, VI, and Lagos Island axis.

• Prospects and cold-calls on customers/ clients.
• Selling, attending, and responding to customers /clients purchase inquiries, complaints, and other details.
• Market visits and channel development/ management.
• Monitoring and reporting on competitor activities.
• Collection and processing of clients order request for onward production process in the factory, delivery, and distribution.
• Customers/ Client account management and advising on same.
• Ensuring payments for supplies to customers.
• Enters, update, and maintains sales activities and pricing database.
• Continuously works for organizational process improvement and opportunities.

Qualification: Strictly OND in any of arts, social, and management sciences.

Age: Not more than 30years

Experience: 0-2years of related sales and business experiences.

SKILLS
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Customer focused approach and ability to learn and adapt to needs and changes quickly.
• Strong sense of honesty and a self starter.
• Customer relationship management.
• Knowledge of basic computer operating systems (MS-office)

Send CV to muilcareers@yahoo.com

IMASTEX:
Here is what I was told today at a phone vendor's place. As I inquired of a particular Nokia make, that hasn't been lunched in Nigeria. Nokia X71 (8.1 plus). "It was obvious the phone can only be ordered online from overseas" I told the vendor. Then she repied as follows:

Phone brands "Nokia" ordered from overseas via Jumia is without warranty. Secondly, It is not a Nigeria specification. Hence, There might be a challenge if there are need for repair. As the exact parts may not be readily available at the Nigeria Nokia Care Centre. Except the person send it back to the country it was ordered from whenever there is a need for repair.
Is the above claims true?
I was almost paying for the one she offered as against my desired spec.

1. What are the differences between global version & the chanise version in phones?

2. Does version have anything to do with the phone's quality?

3. I noticed a wide price gap at a Nokia brand outlet today as against the Jumia online price. Though, that of Jumia is an order from overseas. Does this have anything to do with quantity?



Please how true are the above submissions. I've been doing a little research on what brand & make of phone to purchase within a budget of 100k to 150k. Though, I was kind of considering Nokia & Huawei phones.

Mods you can help to escalate it. Really need to get clarifications.

What the sales attendant to you is true and there are no quality disparity between the Nigerian and foreign spec. I have been a victim. I got a nokia phone for my wife some years back from Dubai only to discover it has a factory rebooth fault at startup when I presented it to my here in Nigeria. Took it to nokia care centre in Ikeja with the hope that it has a warranty cover, only to be told after checking the IMEI that there is no warranty cover here in Nigeria and that it wasn't sold here afterwhich i told them where i bought it from. I ended up paying 5k for the repair service and i later discover that the phone price here is cheaper than what i got it in Dubai.

MobilityExpress:
Is it not Nigeria again? Something that was fully paid for by the USAID agency and giving out free to be distributed free, they will divert and sell it out at outrageous amount. Even the blood of Jesus and the anointing of God that they received free to distribute free, some Nigerian pastors are selling it. Imagine what's going on in IDP camps, they might be selling the donated food and shelter to the victims, and their stories of oppression of victims in those camps must be true. On judgment day, Nigeria own go dey separate. Too much wickedness in the land.

Sometimes, i tend to blame these foriegn donor governments and NGOs for also helping to encourage corruption in Nigeria. It is already glaring that our leaders are very corrupt, greedy, and wicked, yet foreign donors and NGOs still donate funds/aids through our government knowing fully that such will be embezzled. That makes me see both the donor and our government as birds of same feather. You know someone is a sure criminal yet you transact through him. Rather, these NGOs should donate and give directly to their target by distributing directly through their ground staffs who will be highly supervised to check any abnormality. Also, foreign government donors should stop giving funds to our government for developmental projects. They should contract such projects directly to professional organisation's who will execute the project on their behalf with notification of intent to the Nigerian government under the supervision of both donor government and Nigerian government. Eg., If Germany wants to assist with some construction donation to Nigeria, it could do so by contracting the project to Julius Berger for direct execution while German and Nigeria government supervises. This way, our leaders will see foreign aids/funds coming in but they won't touch the cash. "You don't give a fish to a cat for a keep or an errand".

This story is not clear, I sense some lies. This is a makeup script for claims of stolen money that will be embezzled. They drove 400km from Sokoto to Jaji and they didn't steal the money all along the unsecured road not until they got to Jaji military base that is highly secured before they struck without any resistance, just 5 soldiers? Please, this is not possible. This will require a deep investigation to unravel the truth.

It's high time the president and the entire Nigerian political stakeholders recognised the insecurity situation in the country and act swiftly because if it is left unattended, it will escalate further affecting both the high and low, the president inclusive. They will also penetrate all corners of the society including air and water transport, so no one will be safe. "We should look for the black sheep when the day is still bright". Even those in the glass houses will be endangered if nothing is done quickly. RIP to the departed souls. I believe in a better and greater Nigeria some time soon. Proudly Nigerian!

Who cares about the president's mood, all we care about is action not media propaganda. A media concerned leader is one who lacks confidence in himself.

JapD:
Hello All,

Can anyone please recommend a very good Mazda mechanic in Lagos? My Mazda CX-7 2008 model is having some mechanical issues.

Thank you.

Contact Gazzuzz

Beautiful on pictures but horrible on physical view.

AutoReportNG:


Are you not guys positive for once? Must we always have this evil mindset towards our country? Imagine you own this building which costs $70m to build, will you pray that all you have ever laboured for that Agbero should take the building?

The holy book says, you are ensnared by the words of your mouth

Be good bro..

The guy is very frank. Let's not deceive ourselves with being religiously positive or not. There are some things that are very glaring that don't require much thought. I have been to the construction site multiple times and also accessed the environment. That structured is an over-hyped project that is a failure already. It can't be managed and used effectively. The government is just building a shelter for miscreants who stay around there. Don't argue about this, just wait till it is completed and opened for use.

AllenSpencer:
Na Agbero go take over that structure las las

Very true talk

hollas2jnr:
Hello house, pls does anyone know where i can get transmission solenoids in lagos? I have a failing transmission pressure solenoid on my Mazda 626 1998 model. Thanks

You could call this number 0803 642 3220
He is a mazda parts dealer at Ladipo, he might help you out.

yemnex:
Good pls I have Mazda bouth 626 V6 and it consuming fuel have changed the brain box the airflow Metter it's still the same pls I need help I stay in Lagos mainland

Is the temperature thermostat still intact?
Are you using a single or double radiator?

Removing the temperature thermostat will increase the fuel consumption as the presence of the thermostat allows the engine to heat-up to a configured operating temperature for maximum fuel efficiency.
Using a double cell radiator against the OEM single cell radiator is an alteration on the car specification and fuel efficiency resulting to an abnormal fuel consumption.

If both OEM parts (single cell radiator & temperature thermostat) stated above are still intact, then scan your car for trouble code if check engine light illuminates. Stop changing service parts on impulse as that won't profer a solution rather a waste of funds. You might end up replacing some good working OEM parts with refurbished ones.

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Transcorp has been doing a kind of front & back dance. Pls, what does the chart looks like?

See the standard symbol of an anklet.

LastSurvivor11:
Can anyone here mention anyone he/she knows that got any part of the $300m abacha loot that buhari shared the poor

Honestly, this is one issue that gives great concern but surprisingly, Nigerians are turning a deaf ear to it. This $300m issue is a great lie to the face of Nigerians like a hot slap is to the cheeks. It's a broad daylight robbery greatly promoted & supported by our deceptive pastor cum professor of a vice president. Dem just chop $300m ( ₦108,000,000,000) clean mouth, no Nigerian fit talk like say dem use jazz cover over mouth. Na waoh! fear naija politicians. Democracy is not good for Africans. We shouldn't import a western theory and expect it to work perfectly same way it works in the Europe & America because we are a different race with a different attitude, cultural belongings, religious practices that influence our behaviours. Africans were not in the picture of democratic theory when it was thought-out. You don't give Africans a total freehand without some level of control because of our selfish and corrupt nature. We need to restructure the western type of Democracy to suite our African way so as to make it very effective because there is no African state that is practicing complete democracy. Rather, what we have over Africa is seizure of power by force, by tricks, by cabals, by sit-tight, and a bunch of corrupt individuals who run affairs in upper and lower houses to their taste and gains not minding the feelings or reaction of the masses. Look at China, Russia, Thailand, etc today, they restructured the American democracy to fit their cultural values which is going fine and they are succeeding among other great nations. Some structures are not designed to fit-all situation perfectly, but they have to be reviewed to effectively match an environment, same way it applies to some technological equipment that are regionally designed to match the varying global environment.

The minister that said it plus whoever advised, encouraged, or supported him to make that statement are FOOLs.

What basic provision has Nigerian government provided to guarantee every Nigerian parents towards educating & taking care of their children? Is it the new 30,000 naira minimum wage that can't sustain an individual adult in a month, which was even a nightmare to Nigerian government to approve?

Nonsense! Old fools vomiting rubbish from their anus.

www.fools.com

@ OAM4J

I expect that this should be a great topic of public interest and should be moved to the front page by the moderator of this section so as to be enlightened by the different public opinion discussions that will come up.

arixreal:
Please i need advices from engineer n guru in the house
I intend to buy mazda 626 2000 model and mazda 5 2008 model to run lag-ilorin with full aircondition on board on daily basis which will cover 600km return
Please can the car withstand the pressure
Secondly is the spare parts available n fordable for transporter ?
The picture of the as below

Yes, it can if it is well serviced with good quality oil & fluids regularly. Spare parts are available and affordable. On a different note, why not opt for a Mazda MPV which has more passenger capacity for optimization of revenue.

This should have been put aside until after the elections. Then an investigative panel will be set up to look into it. Inviting members of the INEC for interrogation at this time before the elections could hamper the fairness and success of the elections as the election could be delayed, threatened, and harassed which could affect their psychological performance.

kemprossy:
Emoney and his brother Kcee shared a nice picture with a very big pot of soup.

Drop Caption;
https://www.kemprossysblog.com/2019/01/e-money-and-kcee-starring-at-big-pot.html

Emoney: Kcee, u dey see wetin i dey see so?
Kcee: Bros, i see am ooo.
Emoney: Honestly, this soup enter. Na correct ofe onugbu soup be this, I must eat this one today.
Kcee: Haba bros, you don forget who u be?
Emoney: Guy! forget this celebrity forming things. This food no go pass me today. Abeg, help me hold this my agbada.

I think it is high time Nigerian government stopped this age long way of death by hanging and introduce a lethal injection method by which the victim dies quietly and peacefully. It mustn't be because one committed murder then he must die by painful method as a way of justice. The truth is that, the knowledge of a death sentence been passed on the accused is enough to cause him/her sorrow knowing that he/she is dying soon. There is a difference knowing your death time and not knowing ones death time. The former brings along with it so much grief especially when it is a domestic or civil case. A subtle lethal injection method will also differentiate domestic and civil cases from criminal or very violent related cases. I am not speaking on this case here as I don't know the circumstance that it was committed but, it will be painful in a case of erroneous accusation involving a case of death by an error not actually intended and a death sentence by hanging is given because of lack of substantive evidence to convince the court. For instance, the case of Saro Wiwa among others who were brutally and painfully killed by hanging. It would have been more better (though death it isn't) if it were by a subtle lethal injection considering the fact that they were fighting a just cause.

Cadec007:
I understand how you feel bro but I don't think they are going directly to the front like that.....they aren't even in full gear

It doesn't matter where they are going to, so long they are moving in a group of more than two with rifles and within or along a possible enemy attack zone, they should be transported by milltary trucks not packed-up in a 18 seater commercial bus. If there is any enemy attack as they are in those buses, the casualty will be very high because those buses are not designed for combat and there is no provision for a rapid response as they are compact buses for private/commercial uses. Nigerian military authority should have a rethink and stop playing sacrificial lamb with our young military force thereby discouraging other young intelligent and highly qualified applicants who truly have passion for military jobs from enlisting into the military because of the corrupt political play that has engulfed the Nigerian military. We should note that: the strength of any nation is its military and economy. As our politicians are going on with emptying our treasury, maybe they also want to waste our military. Please, we all need to stop all (everyone) this unpatriotic attitude and realise that Nigeria is ours so that we make it a better place. No matter where we are or go to, we are all Nigerians and we all belong here and we will all come back home someday. Time is coming when we will all become persona non grata (unwelcomed) in other nations if we fail to build our Nigeria.

Karatum:
Just imagine; does it mean that the Army has no ARMY or MILITARY owned buses to convey these troops or what?? Why would they use commercial transport to transport these men to the battlefield?? This is indeed shameful.

Honestly, you just spoke my mind. A nation's army being conveyed to the battle ground by commercial buses. It's a very big shame and there is no excuse for this unprofessional act by the army authority & the government. This tells a lot what our young military men are passing through at the war front as a result of the high rate of corruption being perpetrated by the politicians and within the top military authority.

Absolute rubbish! majority of the faces sitting down in the hall were APC members; Amaechi, Oshomole, Ali, & co. This is a party forum not a public chat. Note that PMB systematically avoided the last question; "If you loose at the polls, will you accept the outcome?". Also, I do not understand those clapping their hands, for what were they doing that especially those to PMB's response as I wasn't really impress with his answers?

Just imagine the kind of person USA granted citizenship. Trump must hear this

This is one reason why I fear for the new train track construction on-going from Badagry-Lagos Island. We have not been able to properly manage the old low land tracks which is notorious for derailing, we are now building upland train tracks on bridges and over water water ways. May God help us to improve our maintenance attitude and our accident/emergency responsive behaviour.

Corruption is in the DNA of most Nigerians not only the politicians. It will be easier to make a dog talk than eradicating corruption from the mind of Nigerians. Imagine what a student leader rides in while being a student, what would you expect when he becomes a politician. Our problem is getting beyond remedy. May God help Nigeria!

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bigpicture001:
A school of lazy minded people especially at the undergraduate level........all exams done in that school leaks online.dey only do copy copy..nonsense!

I will disagree with you. I am a graduate of a conventional university, UNIMAID precisely, and I am presently running my MBA at NOUN. Honestly, it is only a dedicated and a serious minded student that would be able to go through NOUN successfully. Studying at NOUN is not easy and not for a lazy mind either. Their examination processes are world standard and better than what is obtained in conventional Nigerian Universities. I just completed the second semester stage of my MBA program but it seems more demanding than the entire 4years in my first degree stage. I used to have same perception like yours about NOUN and even went as far discouraging people from enrolling for studies there, but I have come to realisation after a friend convinced me in deciding on the choice of NOUN for my MBA, that it is indeed an institution with a standard that surpasses that of most Nigerian Universities. Your decision to get more knowledge is a desire and determination to learn. So, opting for NOUN where you have to motivate yourself to learn means you have to be a hardworking and serious student. Lets stop the descrimination against graduates of NOUN, give them a chance to prove their worth. And don't make a generalised conclusion because one student of NOUN was a total disappointment means all NOUN students are worthless. It could be applicable to any institution too as it is rightly said in pidgin english; "no be everybody wey go school na im know book".

So, despite all the very expensive tuition fees, montessori, & UK curriculum hype in Lagos, no winner emerged from Lagos schools? Just milking Lagosians of their hard earned money all in the name of given their wards best & uncomparable standards while it's solely business majorly for profit gains with some over hyped packages.