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kimbraa:That's because you did not hear about the sixty-something year old man that sent a lady to the great beyond over a 5-day marathon kini...fear experienced old men...they know what they are doing. |
LOL...OkoroAwusa |
Ssalk:If I was your external examiner, I will shred you on the day of your defence. Nigeria is and has been ripe for online business. We have a working, cheap and reliable postal system (NIPOST), sellers don't use them, we need to ask them why. We have several overland transporters who carry goods in addition to passengers for a small fee. On the other hand buyers do not get the options they want in their local markets hence the need for online retail business and the varied options it provides. A marketplace like the one I stand behind that puts buyers needs first, thereby building trust while ensuring sellers stay on their toes to keep their customers happy is exactly what is needed. Just like ebay but designed for Nigerians and the peculiarities in the Nigerian online marketplace. |
Xisnin:There was no mention of Amazon in my submission sir. But I posit that a successful company must be doing many of the things that matter right and vice versa. I think you meant to quote justli...but his point is valid and supports my position. |
Nwaohafia1:What is that picture on your profile? |
50 years from 1976 is 2026 except of course they are using lunar years in which case you should state it. |
Instead of strategizing to prevent Rochas from perpetuating himself in his grandson abi inlaw who he intends to impose on them as governor they are busy voting for someone who will not better their lives in any way. |
I still fail o see how these emojis help in communicating with people with disabilities. |
You can start selling something online...you could even be reselling what someone else in your neighbourhood is selling. Just repackage it and make profit off it, while you wait for that job. You'd be surprised what people will pay for. Signup today and let us walk you through. Signing up and listing your items is completely free! We only get paid when you do. |
Online marketplaces need to build trust in buyers over profit and over a long period. They have to ensure buyers get what they pay for or get their money back, not some silly vouchers. Also, they need to penalize sellers who consistently receive bad reviews. Ebay has been successful because it is a buyers market. You cannot as a seller afford to sell substandard goods or ship defective products or take a month to send an item that should have been delivered in a week maximum. You must also describe what it is you are selling to the letter, stating all flaws and damages...basically, full disclosure is encouraged. Who go buy go still buy am like that. Buyers need to feel safe transacting on any platform. The customer is king and should be treated as such. All existing marketplaces in Nigeria place too much power in the hands of sellers and this is why a new challenger is needed in this space. One that strikes a balance between maintaining profitability for the seller and keeping the buyer safe and happy. One modelled after Ebay, ensuring sellers stay compliant while building trust in buyers. Guess who that new challenger is? Read beneath the lines. |
Cupcake just full everywhere. They for just invite DJ Cuppy make she come show herself. |
Cardiac arrest, deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism...only God knows. Rest in peace sir. |
Skinny pimpy! |
Thawarplay:I was thinking you had an exchanger in mind. Forexcrow will serve as an escrow to ensure you get paid and the buyer also gets what s/he paid for. That's what forexcrow services stands for, the trusted third party to all your online transactions. |
crro:It's a new marketplace designed specifically to address the pay-before-delivery/pay-after-delivery dichotomy currently facing online businesses in Nigeria. take advantage of the services if offers and grow your business across the country. |
That's why it's called confluence rice...confluence of local and foreign rice. |
Ahmed0336:You wey sabi. If you know, you know. |
gbens2000:We can get you sorted and keep you safe as you exchange your hard-earned dollars...have any exchanger in mind? |
The rich also cry...a lot. |
gaby:Otemwen! |
Nice one! |
Add the letter "i" in front of your signature. If you don't know, you don't know! Women are like monkeys, they never let go of one branch till they have a firm grip on another. |
Does the school have a gated fence? |
Is her hawking food a means to an end or an end in itself? That is the real qiestion. |
She's hardworking but climate change is real. History and International Relations should have taught her that. |
Dem don sew uniform for dem now now abi dem get their measurement while they were in captivity? Bring them to the villa, feed them presidential meal, give them some change in brown envelop and send them away...back to the drudgery of their mundane lives, traumatized for the rest of their lives. Their sacrifice wrought nothing for themselves, their families or their communities. The real winners here are the boko haram peeps who made upward of 2 million euros and the organizers who would have made only God knows how much in readiness for 2019 elections. Pshaw! |
Filipino doctors, Indian prostitutes, Nigerian fishermen, whatever! He's dead, he's dead that's all that counts. |
XhosaNostra:What about the products that have to other countries. Any one that got into Nigeria is definitely not going back, I'm sure you know this. *In Julius Malema's voice* They're racist, wena! |
Lionessza and that Xhosa girl have gone into hiding, abi? |
No! means No!!! please. |
nairavsdollars:When dem arrest them for hate speech now, they no go let us hear word again. |
dignitate:If you know, you know. Period! |
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