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Ayinke93, look around you. What do people buy most? I don't know your location, but I know that ladies hair and wigs sell like hot cakes. Also, it's something you can advertise online and sell remotely. Besides, you can sell to your fellow students when you resume. Also, you can consider buying agric produce like palm oil, storing it and reselling when prices rise. Be very careful of anyone asking you to part with money her for any biz or asking them to contact them offline. Remember that when a man with money meets a man with experience, the man with money gets the experience and the man with experience gets the money. |
AfonjasMustDie:Your problem is not just that you're foolish, it is the fact that you're zealous with your foolishness. Instead of you to pray that things would get better so your parents can take you to a psychiatric hospital, you're here disgracing your lineage. |
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dahunsy:It is obvious you're bedevilled with a consistent history of bad luck. Whenever you are ready to upgrade from your mediocre life, shoot me a PM. I may be able to fix you up somewhere. |
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OP, there are 3 sides to a story. Your side, Her side, The truth. Only a foolish man would offer marital advice after listening to only one party. |
dahunsy:You can't use your unfortunate experiences to generalise, speak for yourself. I was just making some clarification as to distances and traffic; factors one must consider in acquiring a home in Lagos. |
joedams:It's Amen Estate just by Eleko junction. That place is closer to Epe than Ajah. In fact, on a good day, if there is traffic at Ajah roundabout, you would spend lesser time getting to Ijebu Ode compared to Lekki Phase 1. |
@gbenga007, in my line of work, we provide advisory services to clients. When things go wrong, we go to ANY extent to protect the client and satisfy them. Personally, I have used my personal resources to assist dissatisfied clients get satisfactory service. This is done to protect out brand image as well as ensure that the same irate client ends up being the one to refer more clients to us. Cityhood never apologized for wrongdoing nor offered to take steps to rectify the wrongs done. He never promised that such won't repeat itself. There's no point making these promises on his behalf. Cityhood is a fraudster who is unwilling to change. Don't make yourself his PRO so as as not to carry a cross that isn't yours t bear. Cheers. |
arabianights:Hmmn. My bad, I withdraw my earlier unguarded comment. I apologize. Thanks for the caution. Meanwhile, I was looking for you during Sallah, but you were not here. Wanted to collect my ram meat from you. Happy 2017 in advance. I wish you all the blessings of the season. |
Pls remove Gen. Adetayo's contact info from your advert. It is unethical to engage in such without the consent of your client. A demo sample would do just fine. |
orjikuramo:Go and donate your advice to the elders of your family and pull the flabby ears of your progenitors. |
orjikuramo:You are mistaking me for one of your family members. |
caracas:Abba Kyari wasn't promoted by merit, right? Your problem is not just that you're foolish, it is the fact that you're enthusiastic in your foolishness. |
Lawlahdey:Sure, we are. Goodnight. |
Divay22:A'right, till some other time. Sayonara! |
Divay22:Thanks. I've been on NL for a while, but never posted on Romance section. My posts here tonight are my first. |
Lawlahdey:Oops, one more thing. What's the meaning of Obianuju? My name, Jerry, is basically a 'kwarruftion' of the name 'Jeremiah'. |
[quote author=Divay22 post=52376804][/quote]Hi Marian, I'm Jerry from Lagos. Welcome to this part of NL. |
Lawlahdey:This exactly is why you don't know the name of your imaginary location in Umuahia. |
Divay22:Welcome! Your name and what part of the world are you posting from? |
Lawlahdey:Stalk you? Nopes. Too busy for that. Deep down, we both know the only time you've been to Abia State is in Nollywood movies. |
Lawlahdey:Which area of Umuahia. I actually have lived in Abia State before. |
Lawlahdey:Obianuju Ko, Obiagelli ni. Lolade dey claim Omo Abia. Where in Abia kwa? |
bibijay123:That's cool. However, you should consider publishing exclusively online for now. There's a lot of bucks to be made on Amazon and other sites. |
bibijay123:I'm cool. Do you actually write as a hobby or you received some form of training on it? |
bibijay123:Hi Bibijay, good to see you here. Read one of your works and that was what made me download the Okadabooks app. Also learnt a lot from the Tram thread too. Welcome to this part of NL. |
Berbierklaus:You have broke people in every profession. You have seemingly broke lawyers probably because they have not mastered the business side of the profession. In any case, lawyers are the wealthiest professionals you'll find anywhere in the world and that includes Nigeria. |
redbeans:Lol, yeah right. I'm not disputing what you typed. |
redbeans:Joined NL with my first handle in 2005. Had issues with the email and switched to this one as a backup. Ironically, this one has turned out to be my main handle now. |
Berbierklaus:Hi Berbierklaus, thanks a bunch. I guess it's the air of unfounded superiority that lawyers display that you find appealing. |
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. So far we don't start referring to Epe as also lekki, No problem.



