₦airaland Forum

Eebrahym:
. I agree with you 100%

As for the humiliation, the hardship in the country has reform quite a number of people to deduce strategy to survive. He may/may not be for real.

HABA!!

tHE MERE FACT THAT SOMEONE has lost every sense of shame and decides to beg on the street is more than enough reason to help if you can.
Don;t bother your head if they are really suffering or not.
If everyone thinks like you, then the real people that need this help wouldn't get it!

yess ohhh!!

@pinkcita

it's somewhere around north sycamore avenue. my friends took me so i didn't pay attention to the exact place,
dRop your email and i will inbox u my number okay!!

i would rather drive than fly with Arik.
They made me loose real money with their incessant delays.

this made me sad.
Nigerians are being deprived of the "basic-est" amenities.
We are an oil producing nation but do you know that fuel is cheaper in United states than it is in Nigeria?
See the way they are celebrating a "small" mall.
sad!!

2- How to respond to customer complaints

- Listen carefully to the complaint
- Acknowledge the customer’s feelings
- Determine the root cause of the problem
- Offer a solution
- Gain agreement on the solution and communicate the process of resolution
- Follow up, if appropriate
- Record the complaint and resolution

1- Customers will complain, though, no matter how hard firms try to meet or exceed their expectations. Sometimes, the complaint is in the form of a suggestion and simply reflects an opportunity to improve the experience. In other instances, the complaint represents a service or product failure.

I will post really informative business tips that i believe will help us become better businessmen and women.
I will post intermittently. At least, twice a week.

oh shittt

Masterclass32:
Will this thread see front page? Just wondering.

lalasticlala

Ignore the troll above me.

Nigeria's first car maker takes to the skies in fighter jets

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(CNN)The grinding conflict between the Nigerian state and Boko Haram insurgents has exacted a devastating human and economic toll over the past six years.

But for Nigeria's first car manufacturer, the crisis may represent an opportunity.
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) recently announced a partnership deal with Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM), which will see the company supply spare parts for jets conducting airstrikes against the insurgents.
"The ingenious effort by IVM is instrumental to the continued operation of the Alpha Jets," NAF spokesperson Ayodele Famuyiwa said of the deal. "IVM helped to save the day when help was not forthcoming from abroad."

Friends in high places

The air force reached out to Innoson in 2015, as it faced increasing difficulty with the import of vital parts such as brake pads. The deal was struck after a series of site visits around the country.
"The army came to our factories in many states," says Innoson spokesperson Cornel Osigwe. "They saw we had the capacity."

IVM, part of the Innoson Group owned by billionaire Innocent Chukwuma, started producing commercial vehicles such as coaches in 2007, before launching a range of private cars in 2014 -- the first to carry a "Made in Nigeria" seal.
The offshoot company now employs over 7,000 people and has capacity to produce 10,000 cars a year. It is hoped that the partnership with NAF could help the business expand further.

"The attention is providing a big boost for the company," says Osigwe.
Innoson has gained several new clients since the deal, according to the spokesperson, including the National Assembly. Leading politicians such as Senator Ben Murray-Bruce have offered strong support.

Osigwe hopes that high profile supporters will help the company make inroads with the wider public.
"If the government patronize Innoson, individuals and companies will follow," he says.

Home advantage

As Nigeria continues to suffer from falling oil revenues that are devaluing its currency, the Naira, the government is making efforts to build up the domestic manufacturing sector and reduce dependency on imports.
The government-promoted Twitter campaign #BuyNaijaToGrowTheNaira has been enthusiastically adopted by the public, trending on several occasions over the past month.
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Innoson has featured prominently in the campaign, with indications that the company is gaining recognition.
A recent poll from news site YNaija showed that 60% of respondents would choose the Nigerian-made cars.
IVM is now seeking to capitalize on the current momentum. The company is planning to increase its manufacturing capacity from 10,000 to 50,000 vehicles per year, including of new, lower cost cars to reach a broader market.
Collaboration with the NAF will also expand for research and supply. As patriotism grows across Nigeria, this could prove a crucial selling point.

Source: http://edition.cnn.com/2016/03/23/africa/innoson-nigeria-jet-parts/index.html

Angelberry:
imagine, some have food but cannot eat....some can eat but have not food...who remember this prayer Children in the south are ready to go to school and the govt is doing nothing about it. Even the so called free education is not totally free but somewhere in the north they are paying parents to send their daughters to school. What a country we live in

That is equity and justice.
I totally support the move despite the fact i am not from the North.
Female education and education in general has been neglected in the North.
With this initiative we would have better educated future mothers who would in turn raise well educated children. Hopefully, it will put an end to the systemic insecurity waves in the north and raise more liberal individual.

This is the kinda of things that happen when you place children in the hands of those that are not even able to even feed themselves properly.
They end up meting out their frustration on the poor kids.

I always recommend that people put a hold on procreating till they are financially capable of raising the children without frustration.
You rarely hear of such severe abuses going on in the middle class or rich families.