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FitCorper:
Ashawo. Now that your dirty sexual talk don make my preek stand, u wan make me de look for pesin daughter to spoil her life. Ashawo oshi

You mean some of you actually read through this epistle...why?

I tried reading only number 12...got bored and scrolled down only to see this your comment.
Una get time o.

...buh we have electricity at the moment.

I .thought the National grid collapse, means total blackout from PHCN nationwide.

How come we still have light...how does it work

PressMyButton:
If these boys hear you mention Obidient, they'd beat the hell out of you.. Make hand no even catch Sowore too.

So na Obi and Sowore put them for prison for over 3months?

Sit at home, don't come out and fight for your right...una mumu never do

The application for discontinuance, which was moved by the Director of Public Prosecution of the Federation, DPPF, Mr. Mohammed Abubakar, was anchored on provisions of sections 174(1), (b) and (c) of the 1999 Constitution, as amended, and 108 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, ACJA, 2015.

I just read this part of the constitution...that means the AGF has right to take over and review and discontinue any case that is still in court...without the permission of even the President.

Yet, we have 1001 inmates still awaiting trial in Nigerian overpopulated prisons.

Content creation and social media management re different portfolios.

The social media manager may need to further engage content writers for strategic contents...working with strategic influencers on various platforms...in a way that aligns with the company's goals.
This isnt just social media posts, branding comes in.

Social media have to run Ads continuously....hope company can pay for outsourced services and ads from their company account, not the salary.

DaudaTheSexyGuy:
The purpose of sex positions is just to add variety and thereby make the toto sweeter

You didn't red the post....sex positions plays a vital role in determining the gender of the child.

You are who you say you are!

I saw the video yesterday, and in my mind I was like...who is Emmanuel Adebayor that made him feel like he was legend enough to draw all the legends in Africa to grace his retirement match.

Then again...the Togolese-Nigerian with voodoo controversy.

If you think you're a legend...make legendary moves...and legends will honour you too.

Could it be that the calculations is kinda complex for the staff?

Have you taught him the accounting process...to avoid shortages.

The gas might be some stealing...and some excess sale.
The POS already has many àccounting complaints across Nigeria.

Educate him, show him all the factors you consider...trace every thing transparently, to show him how to calculate and counterbalance.

The Purewater company I worked for, we had losses in the first month- Operators were producing at night and selling off, since they lived in the factory compound.

I was counting only bags sold and what's left for the day...meanwhile oga was counting nylon rolls, packing bags, fueling for gen and vehicles....we figured it out from missing nylons. There's an average number of water productions per kg of nylon and packing bags.

When you've shown him everything, then you can now tell him that further losses will be deducted from his salary or he'll be charged for criminal offence.

Are you afraid you'll be broke for life?

Carry that young gurl...groom her with your money and values.

We learn everyday...marry who is teachable.

Akpabio dey mark territory....every other person should keep off.

Na him recommend her name for the appointment.
S/S collabo

haybhi1:
All these self-loathing talks about family and whatnot. Ok, I hope someday y'all don't learn hard way by strangers. I think the mistake is not entering partnership deals and not declaring the goals and objectives enough instead. Noone wants to ruin a business he's a shareholder in except a stranger. Sometimes too, you use these people and not expect revolt.

In a nutshell, beware that a stranger usually only comes for his/her interest than your business'.

My thoughts excatly.
I had recently learnt that my uncle whom I worked with for a while, actually lost 6m to his PA who used to be his friend.
Meanwhile, I was also holding company funds in 6-fig...but remit weekly.

The business has regular cash flow...and people around me- and the business, were pressing me to do magic- based on manager wey dey see money.

But aside from my own integrity, our family ties was also a stronger reason why I couldn't let him down.
All those small small fake expenses, I saw it like stealing...I was more interested in being the cousin that will grow his business profitability and make myself proud also.

Even in my own business now, I'm on the lookout for grown family members who are interested in building with me.

E dey make sense when all the whole brothers and sisters dey handle different branch offices of a conglomerate.
Strangers aren't so invested in the future of the business.

She first sent a threatening message on the phone...that's what the man was pressing her for...
...she further threatened him again with "calling her dad?"
You've emasculated the man na.

PwC and Paystack
2 intelligent brains....well, the rich also cry!

1Alex:
where is the fake news? Did you read the post at all?

Rushing to answer without knowing the question makes one fail exam.

Check the comments...someone rightly talked bout punctuating appropriately.

@nlmod
This is fake news.
Shut it down


https://x.com/PoliceNG/status/1850232400288342402

MyExpression:
Real Madrid was terribly humiliated today!
4:0
incredible.

How only one Mbappe take get 7 offsides in one match

Why do we have this image of the inspector in cuffs...no be Accidental Discharge una call am?
Tot it's usually internal affairs...except a court case against the NPF

Real Madrid was terribly humiliated today!
4:0
incredible.

Roger3D:
Obi would have still done exactly the same. He said so himself. Abi no be him talk this one?

https://nairametrics.com/2023/01/09/2023-why-fuel-subsidy-will-go-immediately-if-i-am-elected-peter-obi/

He is no solution to our problems

Maybe he isn't...neither is Tinubu the Lagos messiah and wealthy father that cares to leave a legacy- as we assumed of him.

Like Obasanjo said...Tinubu came in without a plan...and a full grasp of the situation.

I have one from London.
Infact, they sent me the Congratulatory message today...from Tedstone Oil

We4all:
Disgusting! I have heard stories of monkeys raping women and I often doubt the authenticity of such stories. But, I am beginning to think it could be true because animals like chimpanzees act like human beings that were unfortunate to undergo brain and physical development.

So a lady can't overpower the monkey and kick them off...na everytime una dey use fear and soft mind dey follow life...so they don't know when to go hard?!

Make she sit down na make chimpanzee pull pant, spread her legs, restrain her hands nd upper body...and put animal preek inside toto.

Where are the bikers?
Jeje riders?

This kind action film...where can we watch the recording

With the open disdain to her person....yet she was retired with all benefits, rather that being fired.
And EFCC will not see these ones o!

Roger3D:
Peter Obi has said it time and time again that he would have removed the subsidy and float the Naira, two policies the Tinubu administration carried out that are directly responsible for the biting hardship and inflation we're witnessing today. Obi would have not been any different

Hear yourself.

Is that how to manage the nation?

With what is playing out now, would you say Pres Tinubu handled the situation the best way possible...there was indeed no other way.

Putting cart before the horse.

Who could have imagined petrol for 1200/ltr; N1750/$

Was it this bad with the subsidy

You Lost One....you win some and lose some.

RONU Agenda!

I personally don't fancy it, since it's "minister of state"...Festus Keyamo made that complain about the dormancy of the powers of that office.

However, whoever is given the opportunity to serve the nation...take it.
And do your own good.

Even in this failing APC led govt, there are some ministers we all unanimously agree are doing good.
Minister of Aviation, Electricity (Personally, my light situation has improved)

Most western world citizens have credit cards...credit system is part of the international banking system.
These Igbo àfia guys also take items on credits...to pay up later...infact, multinational corporations make you supply products to them on credit...and only pay after 30-45days.

These fintech loan apps should all sit together and find a way around loan defaults.
Once you defame, that's the end of the money.

Bring your interest low...and let customers sign a mandate authorising CBN to deduct the debts from any account linked to your BVN.

viqSmallz:
This man was a potential governor of Kano, he had the charisma for a northerner and was very vocal. Hope he learnt his lessons though.

He will contest and most likely be supported by people.

Oga you no know constitution?
Ex-convict can't run for any elective post in Nigeria

Hi

Fahvvy:
So what?! ...

Yes, she's broke and use.less but isn't a girl allowed to dream? ...

Please allow them dream in peace abeg, don't take that away from them ...

How about allowing them dream about having things under their own control, influencing transformations in the society...a gurl should dream to take over the world and make it a better place...one day at a time.

How do these VC backed multinational companies win all the customers in the market, having orders everyday yet still posting losses.

What's their business model?
What's the cost of operation compared to their large volume sales?

Chowdeck is doing well in the same food chain jumia left.
South Africa is a prime online shopping market...why leave?

Jumia Technologies AG, Africa’s leading e-commerce platform, has announced plans to shut down its operations in South Africa, where it operated under the brand name Zando, and Tunisia by the end of 2024.

This strategic move is aimed at optimizing resources and focusing on markets with stronger growth potential across the continent, which include Nigeria and others.

The company in a statement released on Wednesday, said the decision came as Jumia evaluates its operations in the two countries, which accounted for a small share of the company’s overall business.

According to Jumia, for the year ended December 31, 2023, and the first half of 2024, South Africa and Tunisia contributed just 3.5% and 2.7% of total orders, and 4.5% and 3.0% of gross merchandise value (GMV), respectively.

Difficult decision
Jumia believes that reallocating resources to higher-performing markets will significantly enhance the company’s operational efficiency and accelerate growth.



Commenting on the decision Jumia CEO Francis Dufay, described the exits from the two markets as a difficult decision.

“Since assuming the role of CEO, I have focused on initiatives aimed at strengthening our business and placing us on a path to profitability.

“After a thorough analysis, we made the difficult decision to close down our operations in South Africa and Tunisia. Both businesses account for a negligible portion of our overall operations.


“Furthermore, competitive and macroeconomic conditions in both markets have limited each country’s growth potential and their contribution to our overall business has not aligned with expectations.

“Decisions like these are never easy and we are extremely grateful to team members in both countries, who worked tirelessly to serve our customers every day. We are also grateful to our suppliers, vendors, and logistics partners in these markets. We deeply thank them for their hard work and service to Jumia,” he said.

The e-commerce giant believes that refocusing resources on its remaining nine markets across Africa will enable the company to better position itself for growth.

What you should know
With the plans to exit South Africa and Tunisia, Jumia will be focusing on its remaining markets comprising Nigeria, Algeria, Egypt, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Morocco, Senegal, and Uganda.

After posting a 64% decline in operating loss for 2023, down to $73 million, Jumia’s CEO, Dufay, who has been implementing several strategies to cut its losses and move to profitability expressed confidence that the business would back to growth this year while further reducing its losses.
According to him, the results of the recent quarters had shown clear steps towards Jumia’s strategic focus, positioning it for topline growth and improved cash utilization for 2024.
Before that time, Jumia, as part of strategies to cut its perennial losses and move to profitability, had in Q4 2022 slashed its workforce by 20% in an exercise that saw the exit of 900 people from the company.
The company would later discontinue its food business, Jumia Food, which was described as unprofitable.


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