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What a world we live in. Imagine taking human life just like that without second thought.

You guys keep celebrating mediocrity. BTW, OP tell me the world class as in that context is not in the actual sense of the word.

Fabulous!!!

What a timely sermon. JazakAllahu khairan for this OP.

Dangrace01:
Nigerian ladies needs to start talking to themselves they are becoming too wild, I don't know whether it's poverty or poor upbringing or dysfunctional family or naira Marley or I don't know.

Well, if you ask me, I will say it boils down to all..

PrimadonnaO:
Well, it depends on the kind of break up.

Is it the semi-permanent one... or the very permanent breakup?

Lmao...


Breakup get category

A nice move coming from the Honourable member

teebaxy:
Las las everybody na hushpuppy in this country. Na our approach to thieving just differs.

Honestly, like a saying goes.... Everybody in Nigeria is a criminal under a disguise.

teebaxy:
Las las everybody na hushpuppy in this country. Na our approach to thieving just differs.

Honestly, like a saying goes.. Everybody in Nigeria is a criminal under a disguise..

BeijinDossier:
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You don't know anything about the FLYOVER so close your mouth. The barricade was to avert future situation where trucks fall off the top of the bridge. We have seen a lot of that happening in Lagos.

Below is Asaba FLYOVER, they copied Anambra by putting barricade. This is being proactive and not because the FLYOVER is not structurally strong.

Smiles!

I don't think you need to strike my mention all in the name of making your opinion known.

The barricade was to avert future situation where trucks fall off the top of the bridge. We have seen a lot of that happening in Lagos.

So Ebonyi State government never thought of averting future situation by not putting the barricade?? Let's call a spade a spade bro..

Trottle:
Hi SooCute and others,

Becoming a Distributor for an FMCG company is a great, stable way to invest and get steady income especially in Nigeria. Unlike other volatile industries/sectors, you are assured of steady cash-flow and stability that is increasingly becoming absent in other industries/sectors.

I work for an FMCG company that own well established brands (SNIPER, PURIT & CARAT) and various products in Nigeria and West Africa, so I talk based on what's obtainable in the industry.

I'll be using our perspective and the Nigerian (West African) context to answer your question, and I'm sure it is most likely the same for other FMCG organizations too. Now to your question. To become a distributor for an FMCG, four major criteria will be considered:

1. Financial Capacity: Do you have the required fiscal resources to stock your warehouse with enough product to serve the market without experiencing major and consistent stock-outs? And as your business grows, you should have the prospect of expanding it and investing an agreed amount of money within an agreed period of time.

2. Logistics: Pertaining to logistics, you need to or be willing to procure a warehouse with an agreed capacity, you need to or be willing to get an office space for the company's manager & Staff.

In addition, you'll need to have a 4-6 staff strength (usually a Van Sales Rep, Market Sales Rep, Account Officer, Operational Manager and Store Keeper) to run the business smoothly. Note: The company will assign a Key Account Executive who will be seeing to the management and day-to-day administration of all your assets (human & material. The 4-6 staff will be managed by the KAE, BUT recruited by you.

Lastly for logistics, you'll need at least 1 bus for delivery and penetrating interior parts of the territory. This is where the VSR comes in.

3. Capability: This means that you need to have basic knowledge of the FMCG industry. It is recommended that you are ambitious. Once the money starts rolling in many distributors become laid back and rest their oars.

4. Business Ethics: Lastly, business ethics. Including the usual and necessary business ethics, you need to also align with the company's value. Also, you should not be one that hoards vital info that could help your business and by extension the company to grow. Some of the info could be; market, sales, credit etc).

Like other businesses, FMCG has pros and cons.
Some of the pros are;
1. You get discounts and rebates
2. Strong presence in the territory and beyond. Which translates to increased revenue.
3. Exclusive rights to sell the brand in the territory
4. Opportunity to control more brands and get juicier offers.
5. Greater buying power.

The major cons I can think of being a distributor may probably be that ;
1. Initial capital outlay could be fairly high.
2. Controlling too many brands in a territory can make you lose (some Distributors control tens and hundreds of brands) focus and pay less attention to growth and brand performance.

[b]Note: We are currently expanding and receiving applications for Distributorship of the aforementioned brands (SNIPER, PURIT & CARAT) in Kaduna State. If you are interested in securing distributorship rights, send me a mail with the title 'PROSPECTIVE KD' .

Regards.

Excellent!!!

BeijinDossier:
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The same abakaleke people are all over Awka, Onitsha, Nnewi and all parts of Anambra hawking gala, doing all manner of menial jobs. Why aren't they relocating to their state since they have better governance? It all shows that Umahi employed more media men to blow his trumpet.

Infact statistics has shown that there more population of Ebonyi people living in Anambra than Ebonyi people living in Ebonyi. Everyday Ebonyi people are leaving their state to Anambra for greener pasture and better life.

Reading submissions from people like you never cease to amuse me. It seems you didn't get the subject right or trying to shy away from it. Compare the flyovers in Awka with the Abakaliki flyover. Talking in terms of quality because the last time I checked, heavy duty vehicles are prohibited from plying that of Awka..

Smithkafors:
Be deceiving yourself,you are performing below average!. Go to capital awka , Onitsha and nnewi towns nothing to show. A visit to Abakaliki will show you that this man is not working!.

God bless you!

And some people will be here sounding his encomium all because he inspected an uncompleted project. What was he elected for in the first place?? We too like celebrating mediocrity and complacency in this part of the world.

Politics is about PERMANENT interest and ABSOLUTE loyalty

shachris02:
Do you laugh every time you want to login? Is that how you remember the username?

Honestly, I can't hide the laugh anymore..

ofiko123:
The event was suppose to be a private one..so olaniyan's presence wasn't needed..

And if I may ask, was the said individual in question a private citizen?? One who served the state for 8 years meritoriously deserves a befitting state burial if they didn't play politics with his death in the first place..

Him don belle full but no want to be greedy as others...

Example they say, is the best sermon.


JazakAllahu Khairan for this beautiful piece OP.

How formidable??

So disheartening. Rest on Sen. Abiola Ajimobi

bluecircle470:
This government is trying her best compared to the hyenas government PDP

Anytime I see people comparing this government with the previous ones, they only succeeded in assessing this government using a weak template.

Sigh!


There exist a country. It's getting beyond redemption.

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JazakAllahu khairan OP

Jumu'ah Mubarak

JazakAllahu khairan

Speedy recovery I pray... Aare Atunluse of Ibadan Land

As expected!



Abi no be Naija polithiefs??

Congratulations to him!

Local Government election is joker in Nigeria....

Jolaifa21:
Cakeprops_ng in ibadan is looking to hire a young man who is very hardworking and respectful to work in a cake board factory. You must be ready to take corrections. Contact us on 09020892683 if interested

Still on??

Um!

Well done Mr. Governor for not keeping Oyo people in darkness.