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yettymuse:Of course. If they refuse to pay, seize their slippers and pack their shovels. Even Ambode has legalized payment of Foundation fees. |
@ Denowo, Mathschic, I'm also a potential investor. In the Insurance information shared by Denowo, there's no cover for when such crops are eaten by birds, wild animals and more particularly, fed on by fulani herdsmen and their cattle. However, I think it's a wonderful idea and should be roundly applauded. |
RUBYRUBY:Good phone at the right price. I have bought about 3. The first one I bought, someone saw it and paid 75k instantly. Bought 2 later, sold black one and presently using the Gold color. Which phone case do you use with yours? |
priceaction:Hmmn, I'm not really technically inclined, but I'll attempt to answer. I'm using the Note 4X (5.5 inches) and a heavy user at that. Takes about 2 hrs to charge fully, not exactly sure tho. Charged it to 85% or so and after I've used it for about 13hrs of heavy usage, it's still on 26%. Mind you, I'm on constant 4G network.
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I use a Xiaomi Redmi note 4x In November 11, 2016, Xiaomi sold 1.1 million phones in a single day.
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Tecno's head looks like the Headies award statuette. |
momentusjay:Uwc ma'am. |
momentusjay:Happy Birthday. May today bring you much joy and happiness, LLNP! |
Desperate times call for Desperate measures. |
MTK chipset? Not in my country! |
Sarang:Hmmm... You can try something. Go to the Education board on Nairaland, check threads for various schools in the South East that fit your requirements and try to initiate conversations with posters who are students of such schools. That way, you'll get feedback from those presently consuming the services you intend providing. |
He paused developing his life for a woman. This story hasn't ended. They'll soon start pouring themselves acid. I hope someone reading this doesn't make the same mistake. |
OP, location is very important in the real estate sector. In my opinion, due to the high number of tertiary institutions in university areas, students hostels would be a profitable venture. Students of Government-owned higher-institutions constantly suffer shortage of campus hostels. Hence, investors and private individuals build student hostels and let them to the students. For those in a place like Lagos, considering the fact that Lagos is a cosmopolitan city, land may be quite on the high side to embark on a project like this. However, if you look at somewhere like Ogun State, it has lots higher institutions and relative lower cost of land compared to Lagos. This makes it more viable. For example, in Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta (FUNAAB), you can easily get plots of land for around 2M and build hostels on them. (I'm using FUNAAB cos I have advised various clients who invested in this area). Very good Hostels in FUNAAB cost above 150k per annum depending on aesthetic beauty and facilities. If you build a 30-room hostel of self-contained rooms, and you charge 150k per room, you are guaranteed about 4.5M per year. More rooms can be built depending on the investor. You can bill per session or per year, it depends in the owner of the property. I have several Nairalanders with similar investments like this in FUNAAB and they're getting steady returns. You should however screen the type of students you intend to grant accommodation as it could cause you headaches later. Also, should put a benchmark on the number of students that can squat with each student in a room. Else, your hostel would turn into a civilian barrack. It's very important to ensure the hostel is comfortable and painted in very attractive colors. This attracts the higher paying students who should be your target. Further questions can be asked herr) on this thread or I can be reached via Watsapp on O8O6379O773. Cheers! |
jefferson198701:Good bank with friendly staff. Their customer service is top-notch and that's what makes me bank with them. |
Location is very important in the real estate sector. In my opinion, due to the high number of tertiary institutions in that area, student apartments would be more profitable than an hotel. Students of Government-owned higher-institutions constantly suffer shortage of campus hostels. Hence, investors and private individuals build student hostels and let them to the students. Fot instance, considering the fact that Lagos is a cosmopolitan city, land may be quite on the high side to embark on a project like this. However, if you look at somewhere like Ogun State, it has lots higher institutions and relative lower cost of land compared to Lagos. This makes it more viable. Take schools like Federal University of Agriculture abeokuta (FUNAAB) or Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) for instance, you can easily get plots of land for around 2M and build hostels on them. Very good Hostels in FUNAAB cost above 150k per annum depending on aesthetic beauty and facilities. If you build a 30-room hostel of self-contained rooms, and you charge 150k per room, you are guaranteed about 4.5M per year. More rooms can be built depending on the investor. You can bill per session or per year, it depends in the owner of the property. I have several Nairalanders with similar investments like this in FUNAAB and they're getting steady returns. More details can be discussed on request or you can ask questions in this thread. I can be reached via Watsapp on O8O6379O773. |
lalasticlala:Thanks for the heads up. |
Hi guys, I was going through Quora and I came across this question "would you marry the one who you love or the one who loves you?" Sounded quite interesting and I decided to throw it open to Nairalanders. cc: Lalasticlala Dominique OAM4J Seun Obinoscopy Farano Rocktation |
DOUBLEWAHALA:It is better to keep quiet and be presumed wise than to speak and remove all doubts as to your foolishness. |
The way Kanu talks makes me wonder how he reasons. It appears his lawyers are Incompetent and offer him wrong advise. |
See mouth |
baby124:I overestimated your intelligence. Within my previous post lies a cure for your ignorance. Sayonara! |
baby124:Pls, stop disgracing yourself here. If you don't know something, you ask questions. That's how enlightened people behave. The Legal Education Act wasn't passed by the Nigerian Law School. It's was enacted in 1962 before even the Law School was established. The Law School was established on the strength of the legislation contained in the Legal Education Act. |
baby124:You're actually wrong. The Legal Education Act is part of the Laws of the Federation of Nigeria (LFN). The constitution of Nigeria is also part of the LFN. |
yim:Were you in his campus in the NLS and possess first hand information or you read about it like others? |
beberebe:That's nice. Together, we can achieve great things. |
uglyafonja:Tractors for strength of the stomach, fighter helicopters for military strength. |
Okay |
NwaAmaikpe:Including your father. |
NwaAmaikpe:And we all saw how PDP turned Nigeria into heaven. |
OP, don't try it. You're about making a decision you'll regret. |
No matter how much iTel spends on having paid posters like the OP market its products, its inferior and ridiculous specifications would chase away the few customers iTel has. |
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