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Lol its not complicated bro.. I develop a very simple and straightforward business plan..I'm currently doing a feasibility research on Poultry farm starting with 500 birds(Layers) I have on Staple foods,Keke Transport Business,Pop corn Business,Packaged meat processing business,Barbing Salon Just hola incase you need it.. You can add me on whatapp 08032298246 foriz4u: |
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You can invest in staple food with good packaging and customer relationship management you will beat the competitor in your area.. I developed a simple business plan with the following content Executive Summary Marketing Analysis Financial Analysis Operation and Management Plan Risk and Mitigating Techniques Implementation strategy I also explain how to grow and diversify your earnings.. Send me an email if you need it (hdsolutions007@gmail.com) |
EroticAngelina:Bitch don't drag Islam into this,We have been reading news of bad pastors in recent weeks nobody attack Christianity |
On August 28, 1928, in the Scottish highlands, began the secret story of oil. Three men had an appointment at Achnacarry Castle - a Dutchman, an American and an Englishman. The Dutchman was Henry Deterding, a man nicknamed the Napoleon of Oil, having exploited a find in Sumatra. He joined forces with a rich ship owner and painted Shell salesman and together the two men founded Royal Dutch Shell. The American was Walter C. Teagle and he represents the Standard Oil Company, founded by John D. Rockefeller at the age of 31 - the future Exxon. Oil wells, transport, refining and distribution of oil - everything is controlled by Standard oil. The Englishman, Sir John Cadman, was the director of the Anglo-Persian oil Company, soon to become BP. On the initiative of a young Winston Churchill, the British government had taken a stake in BP and the Royal Navy switched its fuel from coal to oil. With fuel-hungry ships, planes and tanks, oil became "the blood of every battle". The new automobile industry was developing fast, and the Ford T was selling by the million. The world was thirsty for oil, and companies were waging a merciless contest but the competition was making the market unstable. That August night, the three men decided to stop fighting and to start sharing out the world's oil. Their vision was that production zones, transport costs, sales prices - everything would be agreed and shared. And so began a great cartel, whose purpose was to dominate the world, by controlling its oil. Four others soon joined them, and they came to be known as the Seven Sisters - the biggest oil companies in the world. EPISODE 1: DESERT STORMS In the first episode, we travel across the Middle East, through both time and space. "We waged the Iran-Iraq war and I say we waged it, because one country had to be used to destroy the other." - Xavier Houzel, an oil trader Since that notorious meeting at Achnacarry Castle on August 28, 1928, they have never ceased to plot, to plan and to scheme. Throughout the region's modern history, since the discovery of oil, the Seven Sisters have sought to control the balance of power. They have supported monarchies in Iran and Saudi Arabia, opposed the creation of OPEC, profiting from the Iran-Iraq war, leading to the ultimate destruction of Saddam Hussein and Iraq. The Seven Sisters were always present, and almost always came out on top. EPISODE 2: THE BLACK EL DORADO At the end of the 1960s, the Seven Sisters, the major oil companies, controlled 85 percent of the world's oil reserves. Today, they control just 10 percent. New hunting grounds are therefore required, and the Sisters have turned their gaze towards Africa. With peak oil, wars in the Middle East, and the rise in crude prices, Africa is the oil companies' new battleground. Everybody thought there could be oil in Sudan but nobody knew anything. It was revealed through exploration by the American company Chevron, towards the end of the 70s. And that was the beginning of the second civil war, which went on until 2002. It lasted for 19 years and cost a million and a half lives and the oil business was at the heart of it. - Gerard Prunier, a historian But the real story, the secret story of oil, begins far from Africa. In their bid to dominate Africa, the Sisters installed a king in Libya, a dictator in Gabon, fought the nationalisation of oil resources in Algeria, and through corruption, war and assassinations, brought Nigeria to its knees. Oil may be flowing into the holds of huge tankers, but in Lagos, petrol shortages are chronic. The country's four refineries are obsolete and the continent's main oil exporter is forced to import refined petrol - a paradox that reaps fortunes for a handful of oil companies. Encouraged by the companies, corruption has become a system of government - some $50bn are estimated to have 'disappeared' out of the $350bn received since independence. But new players have now joined the great oil game. China, with its growing appetite for energy, has found new friends in Sudan, and the Chinese builders have moved in. Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir is proud of his co-operation with China - a dam on the Nile, roads, and stadiums. In order to export 500,000 barrels of oil a day from the oil fields in the South - China financed and built the Heglig pipeline connected to Port Sudan - now South Sudan's precious oil is shipped through North Sudan to Chinese ports. In a bid to secure oil supplies out of Libya, the US, the UK and the Seven Sisters made peace with the once shunned Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, until he was killed during the Libyan uprising of 2011, but the flow of Libyan oil remains uninterrupted. In need of funds for rebuilding, Libya is now back to pumping more than a million barrels of oil per day. And the Sisters are happy to oblige. EPISODE 3: THE DANCING BEAR In the Caucasus, the US and Russia are vying for control of the region. The great oil game is in full swing. Whoever controls the Caucasus and its roads, controls the transport of oil from the Caspian Sea. Tbilisi, Erevan and Baku - the three capitals of the Caucasus. The oil from Baku in Azerbaijan is a strategic priority for all the major companies. From the fortunes of the Nobel family to the Russian revolution, to World War II, oil from the Caucasus and the Caspian has played a central role. Lenin fixated on conquering the Azeri capital Baku for its oil, as did Stalin and Hitler. On his birthday in 1941, Adolf Hitler received a chocolate and cream birthday cake, representing a map. He chose the slice with Baku on it. On June 22nd 1941, the armies of the Third Reich invaded Russia. The crucial battle of Stalingrad was the key to the road to the Caucasus and Baku’s oil, and would decide the outcome of the war. Stalin told his troops: "Fighting for one’s oil is fighting for one’s freedom." After World War II, President Nikita Krushchev would build the Soviet empire and its Red Army with revenues from the USSR’s new-found oil reserves. Decades later, oil would bring that empire to its knees, when Saudi Arabia and the US would conspire to open up the oil taps, flood the markets, and bring the price of oil down to $13 per barrel. Russian oligarchs would take up the oil mantle, only to be put in their place by their president, Vladimir Putin, who knows that oil is power. The US and Putin‘s Russia would prop up despots, and exploit regional conflicts to maintain a grip on the oil fields of the Caucusus and the Caspian. But they would not have counted on the rise of a new, strong and hungry China, with an almost limitless appetite for oil and energy. Today, the US, Russia and China contest the control of the former USSR’s fossil fuel reserves, and the supply routes. A three-handed match, with the world as spectators, between three ferocious beasts – The American eagle, the Russian bear, and the Chinese dragon. EPISODE 4: A TIME FOR LIES Peak oil – the point in time at which the highest rate of oil extraction has been reached, and after which world production will start decline. Many geologists and the International Energy Agency say the world's crude oil output reached its peak in 2006. But while there may be less oil coming out of the ground, the demand for it is definitely on the rise. The final episode of this series explores what happens when oil becomes more and more inaccessible, while at the same time, new powers like China and India try to fulfill their growing energy needs. And countries like Iran, while suffering international sanctions, have welcomed these new oil buyers, who put business ahead of lectures on human rights and nuclear ambitions. At the same time, oil-producing countries have had enough with the Seven Sisters controlling their oil assets. Nationalisation of oil reserves around the world has ushered in a new generation of oil companies all vying for a slice of the oil pie. These are the new Seven Sisters: Saudi Arabia's Saudi Aramco, the largest and most sophisticated oil company in the world; Russia's Gazprom, a company that Russia's President Vladimir Putin wrested away from the oligarchs; The China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), which, along with its subsidiary, Petrochina, is the world's secnd largest company in terms of market value; The National Iranian Oil Company, which has a monopoly on exploration, extraction, transportation and exportation of crude oil in Iran – OPEC's second largest oil producer after Saudi Arabia; Venezuela's PDVSA, a company the late president Hugo Chavez dismantled and rebuilt into his country's economic engine and part of his diplomatic arsenal; Brazil's Petrobras, a leader in deep water oil production, that pumps out 2 million barrels of crude oil a day; and Malaysia's Petronas - Asia's most profitable company in 2012. Mainly state-owned, the new Seven Sisters control a third of the world's oil and gas production, and more than a third of the world's reserves. The old Seven Sisters, by comparison, produce a tenth of the world's oil, and control only three percent of the reserves. The balance has shifted. Source: Al Jazeera http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/specialseries/2013/04/201344105231487582.html |
University of Benin right? |
A true king doesn't say "I'm the king"~ Tywin Lanister #Game of Thrones |
Abba Kyari... A very ruthless,loyal and good police officer.. He was also incharge of the team that capture the robbers that attacked Agbara banks.. May Allah continue to protect him |
Your type of mentality is the reason Nigeria will not move forward? NSA is a public entity and there is no legal justification for High theif dokpesi to collect the funds to do a Job for PDP. Its either you are having comprenhension problem or you have attained intellectual menopause If you can't see the clear scam and moral decade in this case you can't see a tall building even if you are standing in the front alexlee50: |
Do you have sense at all? Can't you read the simply analysis of prof sagay?..You lack the intellectual acuity to question a professor of constutitional ... Don't you know the stolen funds have effect on everywhere regardless of your tribe and political affliation.. alexlee50: |
Why dishing out lies here....Its easy to sit down in the comfort of your room and say trash..You said he didn't build any infrastructure??..Liar Can you compare the tenure of Lucky with Adam?..I'm a student here and I can easily spot the difference in terms of Basic infrastructure The overhype Voodoo economist should answer the simple questions??.. I'm an accounting student and with my knowledge of Public sector accounting and finance major government disbursement must be duly authorise by her..She presides over most of key commitees.. "Those organizations which have been trying to dash her awards must as a matter procedure carry out due diligence to properly score her, else, one would have cause to suspect that such awards may have been PROCURED. " calebo101: |
The day you left thousand more entered into the fold of islam.. Thousand more that seek truth after being lost.. Its very unfortunate for you,all I know is one day (not in this temporal life) you will regret you never did.. doublex: |
Can you explain the parameter you used to conclude that islam oppress their women? Is it because you see them on Hijab?Do you think being naked has given you more freedom? quote author=raayah post=40426458] You are pretending to be unaware of the various oppression women face especially in primary islamic locations. If you can plainly deceive yourself like this, opinions and facts will not deter your thinking.[/quote] |
Why saying something you have no knowledge of? Women in Islam are thought to be subjugated, degraded, oppressed - but are they really? Are millions of Muslims simply that oppressive or are these misconceptions fabricated by a biased media? Over fourteen hundred years ago, Islam gave women rights that women in the West have only recently began to enjoy. In the 1930?s, Annie Besant observed, ?It is only in the last twenty years that Christian England has recognised the right of woman to property, while Islam has allowed this right from all times. It is a slander to say that Islam preaches that women have no souls.? Islam honours women greatly. It honours women as mothers who must be respected, Pleasing one's mother is regarded as part of pleasing Allaah. Islam tells us that Paradise lies at the mother’s feet Islam also honours women as wives. Islam urges the husband to treat his wife in a good and kind manner,and says that the wife has rights over the husband like his rights over her And the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “I urge you to treat women well.” Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 331; Muslim, 1468. raayah: |
This may sound funny to some people but seriously its not funny.. Bro I admire your hustle and I pray God mercy will smile on you soon..Every hustler has a pay day your payday is coming very soon.. People are really suffering..Life ain't easy.. |
Can you write in english please? Illiterate you can't differentiate between semen and sperm.. Go back to the basic you are mentally disable.. ![]() obinnashady: |
I see you lack the moral compass to judge a woman modesty...Modesty is something that doesn't exist in your lineage.. Keep wallowing in the shadow of your lust Imp son of a disgraced inbred obinnashady: |
If your use to seeing your sisters half naked,we don't allow that in islam...Our women are honourable and we don't allow them to go around in rag so your perverted soul can fantasize with their body.. Yomieluv: |
The lizard was looking for a place to lay her eggs,she was in labour pains why you killed her.. Why kill a harmeless soul? The most painful thing is the unborn eggs you also murdered,Do you think you have more right to life than them? We humans need to be reminded that we are not the only inhabitant in the world.. Be kind to the trees,animals,bird,insect.. Live and let live.. |
our most cherished ideals have contributed to the death and destruction around us. A friend from Gaza posted the following apocryphal story on facebook as news broke of the Paris attacks: "An ISIL member stopped the car of a Christian couple. ISIL member: Are you Muslim? Christian man: Yes, I'm Muslim. ISIL Member: If you are a Muslim, recite a verse of Quran. Christian Man recites a verse from the Bible. ISIL member: Okay, you can go. Later his wife tells him: Why did u tell him you are a Muslim? If he knew you were lying he'd have killed us both! 'Do not worry!' answered the husband. 'If they knew the Quran they wouldn't kill people" It's a nice story, but it's also entirely besides the point. To be sure, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant doesn't equal "Islam", a reality demonstrated by its daily brutality against fellow Muslims. And yes, Muslims are the biggest victims of Muslim terror (and most everyone else's terrorism too, it's worth noting). Fundamentally wrong But that doesn't mean that there's not something fundamentally wrong with beliefs and practices drawn from its most fundamental texts, tenets and doctrines. Even US President Barack Obama has resorted to quoting the Quran, specifically 5:32 - "Whosoever slays a soul it shall be as if he had slain all mankind; and whoso saves one life it shall be as if he has saved all mankind" - to demonstrate Islam's peaceful essence. Indeed, the problem with critics of Islam like Bill Maher and Richard Dawkins is not so much that they are wrong about Islam as much as that they assume Islam and Muslims are somehow unique in their prejudices, chauvinism and violence. If only that were true. If we turn to the original "People of the Book", Jews, the situation is little better. American Jews might be the country's most reliably liberal demographic; but for half-a-century the community has, almost whole cloth, actively enabled and supported one of the world's most brutal and longest occupations, which has been carried out and deepened year after year in their name and in the name of their religion. But why stop with Jews? By many measures, the worst country on earth to be a woman is not Muslim, it's Hindu India , where Muslims have also been subject to horrific massacres and systematic discrimination. If we move a bit farther east, even Buddhism's reputation as a religion of peace falls apart the moment we cross into Myanmar and observe the near genocidal treatment of the country's Rohingya Muslim minority. If I have saved Christianity for last it's only because the crimes committed in the name of Jesus are so vast and heinous that it would take volumes just to highlight them. Yes, the problem is religion, which as believed, practiced and otherwise lived by billions of people across the world remains bad for humanity, and even worse for the planet. As a newly published study of the effects of religiosity on children makes clear, the more religious their upbringing, the more selfish and mean they are. Of course, it only gets worse as they grow older and have the power to affect the world around them. But religion is only the beginning, not the end of the problem. How many hundreds of millions of people have been sacrificed and slaughtered in the name of "the fatherland" or the "nation"? No one really knows, because the number is just too big to calculate. The United States' record in this regard is nothing to be proud of, as in the name of US "exceptionalism" and "values" - read untrammeled capitalism - untold millions have been killed and entire countries laid waste with the full support, it must be noted, of the majority of US citizens. France, the UK, Japan, Russia; who can boast a better record during the heyday of their power? And these sins are in fact dwarfed by the roughly 150 million people murdered or starved to death thanks to the nationalist and economic fantasies of just three men - Hitler, Stalin, and Mao As ISIL wages its war against the "the grey zones " where peoples of all faiths interact, coexist and even shape each, its worth noting that its strategy was inspired not by the Quran but instead by George W Bush, whose "you're either with us or against us" threat after 9/11 it directly and approvingly quotes. So by all means, let us blame Islam for the carnage done in its name. But let's be honest about how much all of our most cherished ideals, identities and ideologies have contributed to the death and destruction piling up around us. And then, let's figure out how to recapture the sense of justice, mercy and compassion that have always existed - too often in the shadows - at the core of Islam, Judaism, Christianity and many of the world's other great belief systems, before there's nothing left to fight over. Mark LeVine is a professor of Middle Eastern History at University of California, Irvine, and a Distinguished Visiting Professor at Lund University. |
As a Muslim I defy their provincialism, and I declare my sympathy and solidarity with the French; and I do so, decidedly, pointedly, defiantly, as a Muslim. When Arabs or Muslims die in the hands of the selfsame criminal Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) gangs in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, or Lebanon, they are reduced to their lowest common denominator and presumed sectarian denominations, overcoming and camouflaging our humanity. But when French or British or US citizens are murdered, they are raised to their highest common abstractions and become the universal icons of humanity at large. Why? Are we Muslims not human? Does the murder of one of us not constitute harm to the entire body of humanity? May Allah expose all evil doers |
Have u read the Profile of Dr okey Emenelah? Splashme: |
Go school, you know go hear...Your threat weight is equivalent to weight of a thead...The real Ibo folks understand the worth of his business in SW/N..GO tell dis war shit to him Smilelo: |
Great write up!...schooling is so overrated only a realist will understand this... |
Nice write up but you miss a vital step "BUSINESS RISK AND MITIGATING TECNIQUES"..Most business fail due to inadequate research about peculiar risk of the particular business...Risk can be market risk,credit risk,technology risk etc |
I was just laughing when i saw your comment You see Al Qur'an is a book full with powerful rhetoric and parables only the wise can understand. The verse you quoted doesn't mean the Deaf and blind in its literally sense,it means those that are "misguided" away from Light.. In Islam we have great respect for people with disability..In Islam we have Blind people that have memorized the Full Quran..Even the pope can't achieve this feat of memorizing the Bible! Allah guides to his light whom he wills..... chiedu7: |
Muslims are Terrorist? Who started the first world war? Muslims? Who started the second world war? Muslims? Who threw nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagaski? Muslims? Who kill approximately 20 million Aborigines in Australia? Muslims? Who kill more than 100 red head indians in North America? Muslims? Who took about 180 millions Africans as slave? Threw some in the ocean? Rape some? Muslims? amtalkin: |
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According to your analogy..if I go to public space and I shout "Jesus is lord" then blow up myself..Does that make christainity boko haram? Install sense bro. Why judge the action of a bad muslim on his religion.. Think bro Boko is beyond religion..Don't just criticise what you don't know! DONMAYOR19: |
The last thing I will do is to insult you.. Firstly its not koran its Qur'an..I laughed when you said you don't need to know Arabic to understand Qur'an..You see Arabic is a language that is very rich in literature no matter the english meaning you read.it can't give you the deep meaning.. Each verses of the Qur'an has a story and reasons for revelation known as Tafsir..Do you know one of the abridge versions have about 5000pages..Qur'an goes beyond what you just read from somewhere and you think you already know That story you said is pure lie!!..No were ever will you see in the Authentic biography of the Prophet..Please always verrify your information source before you mislead others with your ignorance.. You can keep hating on islam..Someone just accepted islam in the mosque this afternoon after pray.. If you are on twitter check this trend Mecca_live and hear what non muslims are saying about islam beyond the hate spread by cnn,fox etc You think you know islam when you are not even practicalising the bible teachings..Do you know the bible forbid to accept interest?..Do you know the bible instructed your women to wear veil?Do you know the bible prophesise about the coming of the prophet.? If you want to know the truth and ready to have an objective discussion I will give you the verses and the explanation Shallom [quote athor=Blackfire post=35999640]0 i would ask u the same question,but keep the answer to yourself,have u done an open mind research about islam or u believe the crap u read or told?. Let me clear one notion u dont need to learn arabic to understand koran(recitation) and the hadiths. Now lets start from muhamaed, has he ever lead war offensively, ambushing the caravan of meccans, or the supervision of the beheading of more than 700 men?. Abeg no insult. Shukurah.[/quote] |
Before you state you reasons? Answer this simple question Do you know anything about islam besides the crap you have read? Have u ever done an objective research about islam? You can go ahead and state they whys Blackfire: |
it is Islam after all.
Conspiracy to do what? That is trash, he is not a government official, sagay is completely off point