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Thanks for buying from us. Keep the calls coming! Nice Stove. Saves cost!

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You can grill and roast nicely on it..

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Just like your normal electric stove, you can place in neat kitchen tables without worries of black spots in your kitchen.

We deliver quickly..

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We send to your state the next day. In Lagos or Abuja, bike man brings it to your doorstep.

Thanks for your patronage...

Smokeless Charcoal Stove for all homes.
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This is one of the most improved Clean cookstoves Technology that has been around for years, but it is sad that many of our people, especially women are not aware of this

Well, this is a Clean Smokeless Charcoal Stove.

☘️It is stainless to your pots.
☘️It consumes less Charcoal.
☘️It saves you cost on cooking.
☘️Perfect for your elderly mothers and Wives
☘️Nice one for those in villages.
☘️Good for Students too, in their kitchens.

☘️Eco friendly and designed for developing countries as alternative cooking medium to help our women from smokes ingestion from cooking.

☘️ Saves you few money on gas, and can serve as an Alternative for cooking when you run out of gas any time or can be used to cook as supplementary stove. Like, you cook soup on gas, boil yam on charcoal stove for pounded yam.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gUvgBw9jVI

☘️ Quite Affordable, I sell at one of the best prices you will ever find it in Nigeria - Just N14,000. You check online on Jumia, some are selling at 15k, 20k, 22k, etc. But I'm selling at 14k + (you pay for) Delivery cost.


You can make it as gifts to many women in Ife, we will drop it at their doorsteps.

The World Health Organization states that “Over 98,000 Nigerian women die annually from the use of firewood or smoke related causes. If a woman cooks breakfast, lunch and dinner, it is equivalent to smoking between three and 20 packets of cigarettes a day.”

Together, we can help reduce this.

Interested folks should contact me on WhatsApp or Call on 07063789912 or simply chat directly through this whatspp link https:///message/3XZLX4N24DUAO1

Dennis3D:
Thanks sir.
Keep in touch

Ok. Engr. Well done sir.

Dennis3D:
Definitely sir.
Procurement is one of it.
In this location, procuring items is very tidious.
In fact, you have to learn to place orders 4 to 5 days before the actual time you need them and also do constant follow up to avoid disappointment while having one or two more back up arrangements...

This is just one of the lessons learnt here.

Unlike Lagos and other locations. You place orders it comes almost immediately. Latest a day or so.

Well done sir. Good to read about this project in my town. I live in Ife and I can readily help to supply any construction material you may need as a back up. I have many suppliers contacts. The truck here supplying you cement I believe is one of my clients at Opa. I'm a call or Chat away on 07063789912. This site should be in Eleyele or Ops side of Ife I guess?

Throwback pictures

Born on this day January 31st 1960, Yemi Solade remains one of the best and freshest guys from the yore days of Yoruba movie industry.

When you mention Ogogo, Kura, for Actions, you will remember Yemi Solade for being a lover boy role player, possibly to Opeyemi Aiyeola.. At a point in early 2000's I even thought they were dating, just like you see Muka ray and Iyabo Ojo together in most films back then.

Yemi Solade is one of the few well trained folks in acting in Nigeria with a degree to show for it and he doesn't waste time in Interviews to brag about that. He bagged a Dramatic Arts degree from University of Ife (Now OAU), and has 3 Masters Degrees in Sociology, Administration and International Relations from Universities in Nigeria and Abroad. He is like Sola Fosudo to me, nicely schooled.

When you see folks like Yemi Solade, Deji Adenuga Baba Wande, Akin Lewis, Sola Sobowale in a film, then it must be a good movie with nice story line. I remember Madam Dearest now by Tade Ogidan - one of the great movies I will continue to remember Yemi (my name sake) for.

How time flies, it's good to see Yemi Solade aging cutely. Now a bit away from your regular films, as he does more of English films now, especially soap Operas, so you may have seen less of him in regular Yoruba films but he is still in the business.

He claimed to have been acting for 43yrs now, and now that's something. Should we call him a veteran? Most likely.

Let's celebrate our Actors that make us smile and give us something to stare at, in movies..

Happy birthday from Omoelublog to Oga Yemi Solade.

Cc: Seun, Mynd4, Lalasticlala, MissyB3, Fynestboi

Sources: https://www.instagram.com/p/CKsJtiiDdY-/?igshid=z4f4d2wztix7

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=4278645232151319&id=100000176524707

aristrocrat2:
First check the reason for the restrictions may be an article is against their policy and demand remove, secondly remove all ads from the blog for a period of two weeks and place it back, don't use autoads

Thanks sir. Someone said I should remove it for 7days and put it back. I did exactly same but the two errors are still there.

Hi. I got a notice on my blog in October 2020 that the number of AdSense to serve on my blog has been restricted. There is another error of Earnings at risk. How do I resolve this pls?

I was posting since, with no ads served and earnings. Pls help me guys

Wawelexy:
Makinde has paid his dues... Congrats

Naso. And he keeps pushing hard

For many Nigerians especially the youths, and Music lovers, is a familiar name in the entertainment space and it come a long way and still sailing high.

Today, the site is one of the biggest Entertainment platforms in Nigeria as it has overtaken the once top sites like Lindaikeji.

At the end of 2020, the CEO and founder of Naijaloaded, Makinde Azeez shared on his Facebook page how his site recorded a whopping figure of 2Billion page views by visitors to his blog, and that to a large extent is a huge one.

This guy has come a long way and seeing this feat is a form of encouragement to content creators in Nigeria.

How much do you know about this guy?

Well, I digged out this Interesting Interview he did with topnaija.com in video and I provided the audio version for you to listen and play to learn few things from his business journey.

This I think will be useful for the youthful minds.

Check the link below to listen - Two parts interview.

https://ourstoriesinafrica.com/story-of-how-naijaloaded-blog-grew-in-years-to-2billion-views-in-2020/

May be someone's spirit will be awaken too. Smile.

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More topics treated that will give you insight

16. Five (5) Silent Barriers To Fire As A Youth To Achieve
Greatly.

17. Three Easy Ways To Sell Your Chickens During Festive Periods.

18. Five Ways To Raise Capital For Your Business In Nigeria.

19. Five (5) Things That Will Transform Your Pockets Nicely.

20. Five (5) Simple Ways To Discover Your Talent Easily.

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More topics


7. Ten Ways To Make Money From Home In Nigeria.

8. Three Businesses You Can With N100, 000 to N200, 000.

9. Six Profitable Businesses You Can Start With N500, 000 or
N1M.

10. Five (5) Small Businesses You Can Start In Village or Local Communities.

11. Five (5) Business Sectors You Should Look Into In Nigeria.

12. Five (5) Creative Items You Can Start Online Today.

13. Five (5) Profitable Things That Will Always Sell In Nigeria.

14. Five (5) Things You Need To Make Cool Money On Social
Media.

15. Three (3) Salient Things That Could Make Savings Much Easier For You.

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Topics covered in the book

b]Table Of Content[/b]

Introduction

Part A - MY BUSINESS STORIES

1. Five Most Interesting Businesess I Have Tried With Lessons

Part B – STARTING SMALL DAIRY: LESSONS FROM 10

INTERESTING SMALL BUSINESSES I FOUND ANDOBSERVED BETWEEN THE YEARS 2017-2020.

2. Starting Small Diary: Ten Most Interesting Businesses That I
Found And Observed Between 2017-2020.

Part C – THE FIVE BUSINESS HINTS AND TIPS


3. 5 Small Businesses You Can Start With Just N5000

4. 5 Profitable Businesses You Can Start With N20, 000.00 - N50, 000.00

5. Fruits Business: 5 Kinds Of Super Fruits That You Can Resell For Money

6. Five Types Of Business You Can Set Up On Campus.

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Do you know shop rent might not be the first thing you need with your business?

Well, I was sent this video by Apostle Suleiman this morning by a female friend who have followed my Facebook page for years and recently got my latest book "Making Money with small businesses in Nigeria".

Watch this video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dc94kYsRIZg



Good to see someone sharing same perspective with me on the place of sales offline and online.


You will agree with me that this man is being realistic here, and I'm glad there is someone out there seeing small business the way I always see it.

I believe in starting small and it irks me when people complain so much about money for shop as the big problem in their quest to start their business, when some people will sleep in the shop from morning till night without making more than two customers.


Haven't we learn enough on how COVID-19 deal with Businesses owners that require to go to shop or offices

And this, Covid wave is almost here again, that may cripple many Business again. We need to think.

I have seen someone who had 150k to start a business and the first thing she could think of is buying a container, and tied the money down, and before she gets another money another person had started the same Business she planned to go into?

I have also seen many new shops rented but are not opened for a whole year till the rent elapsed, why? That person quickly paid to secure the shop down with his starting capital.

Well, in this book, Making money with small businesses in Nigeria, I have written about how you can start your business when you don't have money for shop yet and why rent for shop should not be your biggest problem.

I also talked about how you can sell easily online and offline without shops as part of topics treated in this book.

With N2,500 you will have this ebook now.

See the full table of contents in the book and tell me why your small business Ideas shouldn't materialize this year?.


Interested? Click the link below to order online now.

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Check more of her Academic Records and follow our page for more interesting stories and contents around Nigeria.

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While the going year 2020 comes with its ups and down, this young Nigerian, Morenike Victor-Banjo Indeed made some remarkable Academic records in 2020 with 9A1's in WAEC and 335/400 in Jamb, and many more that deserve accolades.


Miss Victory Victor-Banjo finished recently from Princeton School Surulere Lagos. Her result was withheld by WAEC and released recently after a month in December, probably being checked thoroughly by the Exam body.

She recounted on her linkedin account how she cries almost everyday because of this ugly development from WAEC, and this even affected her admission into a school.

Victory Morenike equally also aced her Jamb by scoring 335 out of 400, and she says she's open to scholarship and funding opportunities.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/victory-yinka-banjo_nigerianews-activity-6747199203610501120-HqA2

See her other high scores credits in the Pictures below.

Proud girl making her parents proud..

Best wishes Morenike Victor-Banjo.

Let's celebrate academic excellence too.

© Omoelublog

DuBLINGreenb:
She married at 28 wow that's quite old by Nigerian standards especially 30 years ago.

Well it worked out well for her,she became rich and popular.

And could feed herself and her children unlike those girls who rush into marriage at 12 only to become liability to others and then produce more liabilities in the name of children.

Stop child marriage.

Yeah 28!

Young Ibukun Awosika and family.

Board guru and first Bank Chairman, Mrs Ibukun Awosika is 58yrs today. She took to her Instagram page to wish herself a happy birthday and give thanks to God for the grace of seeing the 30th anniversary of her wedding.

Mrs. Ibukun Awosika was born into the family of Alhaji Moshood Adio Adekola in the ancient city of Ibadan Oyo state and Married to Chief Abiodun Awosika CEO - Excel Exploration Oil Nig. Ltd, and the marriage is blessed with 3 Children.

She's a leading voice on girls empowerment, Entrepreneurship and balancing career with marriage for women.

Reflecting on the grace of God, His mercy, love and favour that has seen me through 58yrs of life and 30 years of marriage.

It’s special to be born on a day like Christmas Eve, when there is usually so much joy and celebration, but it’s even more special when you can count your blessings and name them one by one despite what has been a very challenging year on many fronts.

Truly grateful for my husband of 30 years, for his love, encouragement, faith in my journey and for creating an enabling environment for me to blossom. We thank you Lord! To all my birthday mates, “ Happy Joyous birthday celebrations".

https://www.instagram.com/p/CJKFAe6BaIx/?igshid=11sxbuwyzdka3

LadySarah:
Sad

Quite Sad

The is a news report through video shared online by victims that a particular scandalous Empowerment Group named Atlas Initiative Scheme have scammed many Market women, millions of naira in ADO-EKITI, Ekiti State Nigeria.

These women in ADO-EKITI cried out to the public and the media to help them find the whereabout of group Atlas Initiative in ADO-EKITI, Nigeria who promised to loan them money for their businesses.

The Scheme organizers promised to give them N100,000 loans each, if they can pay N16,000, and 32,000 for N200, 000 respectively. The market women who are always in need of capital to boast their small businesses fell for this scam and were grouped in 10 to 12.

Watch the video here.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cd0VotQK184

We also tried to check online if there is any official site belonging to Atlas Initiative Scheme Nigeria or Ekiti State, and we found this, which is a free hosting site called atlas initiative scheme site hosted by simple site. The number given as customer care hot line is also not available, but there are names of certain individuals on the site as management of Altlas Initiative Scheme.


Nigerians should be careful of fraudsters claiming to be helper. They are everywhere now in the name of empowerment scheme. We however now call on Nigerian Police, relevant agencies and authorities in Nigeria to help look into this issue, to help fish out these evil schemers, and their representatives.

Source: https://omoelublog.com/2020/12/13/scamempowerment-scheme-group-defrauded-marketers-in-ado-ekiti/


See also the site belonging to the group

http://atlasinitiativeschemes.simplesite.com/446374875

Cc: Seun, Lalasticlala, Mynd44, OAM4J

Hi Nairalanders let's talk about business.

I had an encounter with a woman this evening.

A retailer bought an Item of 54k from her shop as a wholesaler, (She sells baby items, diapers etc) with the promise that she will pay in 3days.

Three weeks after she hasn't paid finish. Paying almost four times annoyingly.

She has to be remembered that she's owing before she pays the little she had paid.

Her excuse?

The people she's selling to, are also owing her.

Imagine! She may be right.

Yet the profit on the 54k sales is barely 3k. The gain is in turnover. To buy sell, and restock quickly and do that over and over.

I met the wholesaler, she laments bitterly today and says she's getting frustrated with the business.

"Sir, How much am I making on this product that I will have to beg people to pay, all because I don't want to tie goods down? - She told me while almost crying ...�

I explained few things to her that may help.


The woman above is like many of us in business. Many people put money in businesses but at the end of the year, it's almost down the drain, not because of anything but because many people buy without paying or delayed payment.

A business can be like a sick being, you need to heal it. If you don't, it will fizzle our before your eyes and everything will become history.

Guys, you see, debts repayment is a big problem in Nigerian business sector. No matter how beautiful your business plan is, if you don't design a model to checkmate buying on credit because you don't have patronage, the latter will kill you than "not selling" that you are running away from.

There is actually nothing bad in buying when you are stranded or borrowing when you need, I borrow too, but everyone knows me, If I borrow N1 from you, you should have your money in the next hours once I get boxed up or when I promise.

I hate debts. It kills my enthusiasm.

I don't go to sleep with debts. I hate it. I won't be okay...

I learnt this from my Dad. He will tell you "A kii fi gbèsè sorun s'osoo" . You don't owe someone and you start buying other things to merry or for comfort or to look good. No, you should sacrifice for someone who do you a favour.

This is the same attitude with loan repayment, you will see people getting loan from an account through bank and warm people not to send money to that account again, so that banks don't deduct. What evil is more?

"Can I take it and pay later" is a common attitude in Nigeria, especially among salary earners.

You feel because they work, they will pay but you will be shocked that they won't turn up as expected. They will even insult you and make you feel like that are only helping by even buying on credit.

Many people even have money, but will go and pay those who they know don't give shits and won't sell when you don't have money.. As they do "cash and carry". But for you, they know you are very caring. Smile.

Nothing Nigerians won't buy on credits, even for food canteen, you will see "No credit today, come tomorrow, pay before service". Lol...

Visit car parks and factories to see how drivers and big men keep eating morning, afternoon, and night on credit and food vendors will be chasing them about. I know a lot about this... Lol

All these point to many things.

You see, before you decide to sell anything, Plan on ways and model to sell them very well and only trust few people. Know your area and the kind of people they are.

Let me share an experience.

My Dad wanted to start a school business about 20yrs ago that, we often call "Ekolagba International School" jokingly. (Ekolagba means Education leads in Yoruba)

He was so passionate about education and having made small money in real estate, he got money for start with some buildings, with many kids in the neighbourhood that he can Influence to have, and being a retired teacher and a community leader, the school by forecasting is already a success by estimation.

But hey, he sat down and rethink. He knows the challenge that many school owners are facing and being a father to many people in the area, he will most likely be getting many parents begging to allow their kids to stay that they will pay later, yet he would have to pay teachers and finance the school running.

He aborted the Idea immediately and went to buy land in bushes which he was reselling later at appreciable rate.

Here are 5 things to know...

1. If you are very popular, you will have problem with people begging to have your service freely. Think

2. Know the kind of business you can do (You can know know your kind of business in many ways. One of it is knowing yourself well and your personality. It helps to know what you can handle well. You need discipline to succeed in some businesses otherwise people will wreck you. (See my book for other ways to know your own kind of business)

3. Design your marketing and sales plan well in a way that credit seekers may not be much, if at all you will allow few.

4. Always try to know what you will be 50% sure that it will sell and learn innovative ways that you can use to sell, I shared some in my a research work I put together on ways to sell your products that can help you greatly.

5. Study what it takes to do business well In Nigeria. Ask people who are already in the business. Don't assume most things. The book "Making money with small businesses in Nigeria" is a must for all small business owners in Nigeria, because there are some special things about Nigeria customers and people that you need to learn.

Don't bring foreign business education to Nigeria without studying the pattern and starting small to experiment. It always end in premium tears.

See my signature, for more helpful business Ideas, hints, and tips for starting small business in Nigeria.

Don't let Nigeria happen to you. Be wise!


Source: Omoelublog
https://www.facebook.com/1475393255873587/posts/3590562244356667/

CC: Lalasticlala, Seun, Mynd4, FOD, naijacutee, dominique, puskin

Cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd4, Seun, yokiti, CrazyMan

amzee:
I'm in Kano and would like to meet the corper.
Nice one from the NYSC DG.
Its good to appreciate/acknowledge such kind of gesture.

Thanks. You can check his Facebook handle... You can connect through that.

See Taofeek Sheikh Ibrahim's Social page
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1865161353634850&id=100004230102571

Young Taofeek Sheikh is a graduate of The Oke Ogun polytechnic, Saki Oyo State currently serving in Kano state. He recently met an Ebira woman roasting maize, who gave him some maize to eat while going about his national assignment, and he posted about the good gesture on his social media account.

The post generated good feelers REACTIONS, where some people gave Taofeek some money to give the woman in reciprocation of her kindness.

Taofeek went ahead and bought the woman an umbrella to help her through the small business, against sun and rain.

Well, for this rare kind gesture, the young corper got a call from the DG of NYSC, Brig Gen. Shuaibu Ibrahim today, which is in recognition of the exemplary virtue.

Nigeria needs more youths like Taofeek and many thanks to Nigerians who wouldn't stop helping others when the need arise.

Source © Omoelublog
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3585753568170868&id=1475393255873587

Cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd4, Seun, yokiti, CrazyMan