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I have a Paypal account, and I can withdraw the funds for you and send to your bank account in Nigeria in 48 hours for 10% of the transaction value. All I need to know is that your funds are legitimate and your account is genuine. My e-mail address is on my profile if you're interested. |
Aba market. Believe it or not, that's where most cloth traders in Lagos get stock from. Balogun market is another option, but prices there are about N15 - N20 more per yard of material. All the best! |
I support hefty ticket prices to foreign artist shows in Nigeria as a filtering measure. It's not by force to see them. |
@ ADEBYTE: Please do not make the same post several times. Whoever reads your first post does not benefit anything by being presented with the same information multiple time. It makes the forum repetitive and uninteresting. I can suggest a better way to market your products : Instead of hijacking someones thread, why don't you ask the original poster to partner with him? A partnership would be more favourable for you and him, as you clearly need each others services. udokpuenyi: |
toba:It's a description, not an opinion. |
Sorted. Thanks for reporting. |
She will die. Who does this? |
But France is broke. . . It's on the verge of losing it's triple A rating, and is drafting out austerity plans. Where do they get the money to invest from? |
Can anyone explain what went wrong with these satanic projects? I know the answer is "mismanagement", but how were they mismanaged? Were funds diverted into satanic pockets? Did satanic people give their equally satanic brothers and sisters contracts they were incapable of handling? Were ineffective strategies set? Please share some insight! |
Try entering your idea at https://www.youwin.org.ng/ |
Syenite:Unfortunately, this small statement shows why our society is the way it is. Our value lies in possessions, not in people. This is why the car is more important than the person driving it. Brazilian hair is more important than paying fees to get an education. Cash in hand is more important to the politician than constructing the road which serves thousands of people. Until our thinking changes, we are destined to suffer. The posts below also confirm our misplaced priorities: seedord247: alanbolo: |
This sounds too good to be true, and is most definitely a scam until the advertiser can provide evidence to support these claims. |
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If you are marketing to people in an area where the internet connectivity is slow, and the electricity is not constant, how do they access Youtube, and see your marketing? |
What if I have nothing to say? |
Glad you're at least getting over the trauma! |
I'm going to have to come back and respond to this topic in detail. |
Littletots |
No, it doesn't exist. It's a scam. |
Please, internet agents don't advertise your services here unless you can answer the question at hand. Why should the poster use whichever service it is you are recommending? Please follow Emmanuels example. This is not an advertising thread, but a recommendations thread. |
First of all, I must commend you on being very proactive, and making a move to help you with your school fees, rather than sitting down and waiting for magic to happen. Also, well done on getting a place at Uni. Can I ask what your academic performance has been like so far, for example in tests, mini reviews etc. Do you seem to be grasping the course, or do you feel that you aren't concentrating as a result of your attention is diverted? If the former is the case, and youa re making good progress, then I would suggest that you try and supplement your income in some way (there are so many ways to do this). If however, you aren't making much progress, then I would suggest that you drop out, face your business and try and achieve something out of it. You can grow it to a point where you're able to afford your fees without much stress - especially as you have age on your side. Contrary to popular belief, you do not have to attend University the same time as everyone else. When you are young, and unsure of what to do with your life, Uni is a very good option, however, I am of the impression that you know exactly what you want to do with your life and you are just trying to find out the best way of doing it. All the best! |
I think you are investigating Argos pallets. I've come across these before, and it is worth considering that these pallets have a large quantity of blenders, carpet washers, pressure cookers, deep fat fryers etc. Just be mindful of the fact that most of these items are electricity-dependent, and we in Nigeria are likely to have a way of getting around these tasks without using electricity, due to irregular supply. Take carpet washers and steamers for example - not very many Nigerian homes have carpets due to the climate - they are best suited for european homes which need the insulation. That automatically alienates a large percentage of the market, and this might be reflected in the market value of the products you are thinking of importing. |
I'm not going to insult you back, if that's what you're asking for. I wrote a letter threatening to take the case up via the Financial Ombudsman, and they refunded me the charges. I knew it was possible to take the case up with them and get my charges back, which was why I went ahead and paid to end the cycle before writing my complaint letter. blink182: |
Bad customer service - Santander bank (formerly known as Abbey). As a student, I was once overdrawn by £5, and the next day I went into the bank to pay in some money to bring the account back into credit. They took the money and that was it. The next month, I looked in my account, and realised I had been charged £90 for the £5 which I went overdrawn by (but corrected less tna 24 hours later.) I called the bank and they said I must pay the charges - which I did. The next month, I got more charges because of the charges I had the previous month and I called them again as the punishment for my £5 overdrawn was getting ridiculous. I think I ended up paying about £385 or so total in fines. Good customer service. Double 4 restaurant, Ikoyi. Excellent customer service, tasty food, chilled drinks, timely service and a perfect, smiling host called Mr Beautiful. It was an excellent experience! |
This truck is now avialble for viewing in Lagos |
This has now completed clearing and is available for inspection and purchase in Apapa, Lagos. |
Sold! |
I am christian and I admit my mistakes in not being a very good one. How does that relate to Goodluck Ebele Jonathan's presidency style? |
Why do you want to be a millionaire? |
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