₦airaland Forum

TheStranger:
Is the car shy? Why no pictures of it?

The car is not shy, pictures posted

greggng:
Pls put the picture here ....you cannot be advertising what we can't see

Apologies, pictures posted now

eherbal:
Pics bro? What's wrong?

pictures posted

A 2006 Toyota Corolla in very good condition is up for sale. This car comes with a new engine( the engine was recently changed last month), recently re-sprayed as well so the cream colour is shining again. Working and cool AC. In fact there is nothing wrong with the car at all.
We had wanted to use it for Uber and that was why we did all the repair works but couldn’t find a driver we trust. So we are putting the car for sale. Available for inspection in Ilupeju, Lagos
If interested, please call Segun on 07065326740.

Lol �apparently yes. God will give us Benz soon, don’t worry. If you want it, yes, if you don’t want, se you will kuku just leave it,abi

Do you need a Toyota Corolla 2005 for rental either Uber, Taxify, inter or intra state travel? The car is in Lagos. New engine, newly repainted. New tyres. In short, the car parts are new.

Terms
35k per week delivery.
Car is with driver for 6 days and car is returned for rest on day 7. No movement.
Split monthly maintenance costs ( servicing)
Driver responsible for fueling
Driver bears 100% costs for any accidental damage, car seized by Lastma, police etc.
Two referees are needed for the driver to begin and photocopy of valid driver’s Licence.
Car will be withdrawn if there is reckless or negligent use.
40k as starting deposit or bond.
Send a message if this suits you.

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Over the years, having helped to salvage a lot of companies from actual collapse, we have identified that the number one reason why a lot of businesses fail in Nigeria is due to negligence in risk management and inadequate corporate governance strategy. Unfortunately and quite regrettably, companies realise this a little too late.

All businesses, without any exception, have inherent and apparent risks. Your duty as an owner, founder, chief executive officer or employee is to identify, assess, manage and mitigate against such risks (whether inherent or apparent). It is reckless to assume that those risks will never manifest in your business without taking appropriate steps in risk management. In running your business, it is important to take a cue from the past. Several founders believed that their businesses were risk-immune and they paid dearly for it. Think about the "big" companies that existed in the 80s, 90s and early 2000 - have you ever taken a minute to consider what happened to those companies? The truth is that, most failed because they believed they were too big to fail and neglected to implement risk management strategies.

As a business owner, have you been able to identify, assess and manage the legal and corporate risks associated with your business? What are the internal policies and structures you have put in place to mitigate and manage those risks? How compliant is your business to laws and regulations? Do you have all legal documents, agreements and contracts in place to guide your interactions with clients, partners, customers, employees and government? What documents do you have to prevent a situation where a client or customer refuses to pay on time? Are you also sure that no person has a claim against your business or can bring a litigation against you? What is your policy in terms of government relations and privacy policy? These are some of the questions you should ask in risk management. Interestingly, even financiers and funders will ask these questions if they want to invest in your business.

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