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sarmy:I think what is amazing is that fact that God chose 2,000 years ago to send Jesus into the world, and the message of Christianity was able to spread into areas of the world where internet and technology have not even been able to advance into!! |
I can vouch for this guy as well. He's not on Nairaland. . . He's normal brick-and-mortar business, but he does a fantastic job. His name is Yomi and his office is at 462 New Cross road, New Cross, London. SE14 6TJ. You can also call him on 02086926199, 07903108493 , 07988323574. Someone else on this forum recommends him. See : https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-22497.96.html#msg2392880 |
Dahbutter:God bless you. These people prefer to sit down and judge others rather than take action. Do you know what the financial state of affairs is for the boutique? |
lol. Will the 6 guys be open to dressing up as tall ladies? |
This is the best thread on Fish farming till date on Nairaland : https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-20394.0.html |
Here's what the GIPC site says. http://www.gipc.org.gh/pages.aspx?id=48 |
Conversion tool here : http://www.metric-conversions.org/weight/pounds-to-kilograms.htm |
Ok, no vex guys. I have amended my post! |
This thread is very informative (yet outdated).https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-2526.32.html#msg119214 I think we'll need more updated information as I think that internet in Nigeria has long moved from some of the service options provided on the thread. There also seem to be a few people on the thread who are into the business, and also some customer reviews regarding their needs. All the best! |
Wrong approach. If he became a christian in order to get signs and wonders, then it's only a matter of time until he quits and embraces occultism. This is where the goodness of God surpasses human understanding. God still accepts people who turn to Him for selfish reasons, and still blesses them with the sought after signs and wonders! |
Na wa o. I'm not trying to spoil your business but this phone is more widely available now, and much cheaper. |
Please pardon my ignorance, but what does an electric bed do? |
It's funny that it's the men who do not have to go through the pain of looking for a child who are shouting about "going straight to the point". @ Arlington. Take heart, I pray that one day God grants your requests, and give you a chance to appreciate the gift of children. |
Dyna truck for sale: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-406434.0.html |
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Jenwitemi: And what I dislike about your post is your inappropriate use of words. If "UNSUITABLE use of words" is what is meant, then why use the word "FALSE" which carries a totally different energy and meaning along with it? One dictionary definition of the word "false" is "not true or correct; erroneous". My choice of words in the post were not erroneous, they were an alternative. People should be extremely careful how they choose the words they want to use to convey anything. The wrong use of words can do a big damage to the subconscious when such words are misused often enough. If unsuitable is what is meant, then the verb, "unsuitable" should be used. Makes things a whole lot easier. There is nothing false about my use of words. One word can be used to mean different things in different contexts. My choice of the word "fear" was used in the context of reverence (as you rightly pointed out), and it would take a unique ability to misunderstand this (unless of course someone was trying to display their great but limited wealth of linguistic knowledge). One of 9 dictionary definitions of the word "fear" is " to have reverential awe of ". Like I said, it would be difficult to misunderstand the word as used in this context as you would agree with me that it would be utterly ridiculous to assume that I meant that Nigerian leaders fear money, as they would fear death. I'm sure that explanation will not cross the minds of 9 out of 10 people who read my post. (Special thanks to MadMax, for being one of the 9 out of ten :-)) Anyway, that's enough derailing of the thread for one day! |
False prophet! - God will not send calamity to anyone because they did not fast, without an intended purpose. Nigeria is a third world country with leaders who fear money more than they fear God, so calamity will ALWAYS happen. Tell us, if you are prophet that on the 10th of September, a trailer will explode in a marketplace or something and we should fast and pray to prevent this - that is more believable. - My God is not a God of putting fear and confusion in people, as you are intending to do. You so-called christians take the grace of God for granted and think you can preach anything from your corrupt heads, anyhow, while acting holier than everyone, calling Gods name in every sentence. It is vipers like you that Jesus warned about. Better go and repent and stop allowing the devil use you. I don't even know why you posted this in the business section. Next, you'll be emailing people and asking them to pay for special prayers. |
If you still want your domain name, I can re-activate it for you with my Paypal account as I'm in the UK. You can send me an e-mail (address in profile). |
honeric01:No, I haven't deleted any of your posts. There's a spambot on the board that does that. |
================================ Earn 10% Monthly R.O.I nwcngr@gmail.com ================================ I'm just making an observation o, I really don't want to get involved. Newworldcapital, your signature as highlighted above raises a lot of questions. Are you doing unto other what you would want them to do unto you? Are you promising people 10% r.o.i monthly which you are able to deliver? |
Please keep us posted on the young girls situation, and if you need any more assistance. Some of us would love to help. Well done, and I wish your foundation all the best. |
Maybe she prayed, maybe she was just cuddling her baby to say her final goodbyes - we will never know. What we know is that studies show that the quickest cure for a neonate (premature baby) suffering from hypothermia is a mothers hug - in the same way that a breastfed child is less likely to fall sick than a bottlefed child. So yes, we are fearfully and wonderfully made. What I do not agree with is that is is as a result of Australia's "christian heritage". There are many countries with "christian heritages" where children have died at birth - what will you say about God in these situations? This lady might not even believe in God in the first place! |
I'm not taking sides here, but I think that if the life of a loved one is at stake, it is difficult to think straight. For the fact that the OP had a sick daughter in hospital, and was desperate to raise the medical bills to save her life, I don't think we should judge him too harshly. If we were in the same shoes as him, what would we have done? Also, the fact that he eventually lost the said daughter will further add to his anger and misery. This is a grieving man posting here, so I think that being a little sensitive to his condition will go a long way. Afterall, we are all human (I hope). These points aside, I think that both parties should try and see things from the other person's point of view. Fighting now cannot change the past - but coming to an agreement might ensure that both odiaero's reputation remains intact, and newworldcapitals pocket remains intact. Sorry about your loss, newworldcapital. To be fair, maybe the real reason she went was that the medical team might not have had working facilities to take care of her. This is Nigeria. |
Stupid girl. Very very stupid girl. It's just like throwing gold away in this economic climate when gold prices are up. Foolish girl. |
Dis Guy:Thanks for pointing that out - I should have read the first paragraph properly! I got slightly analytical when I saw "members of the public". . . |
This is a welcome development, as the expectation is that anything reducing our dependence on imported food in Nigeria will ultimately lead to cheaper food on the average Nigerians table (And more money in the pocket). This is an area I'm very interested in, and which I have spent a lot of time thinking about. Obviously things are improving all over the country, and Governor Saraki is obviously positioning Kwara State to be the potential food basket of the nation. I respect his foresight. However, I have one small observation with regards to the feasibility of the dairy production business structure. If the plant is producing UHT milk, how valuable would this be to the average Nigerian (compared with dried milk), seeing that electricity in our country is erractic at its best? Will the average Nigerian be appreciate UHT (as it is not fresh) milk over dried milk? What are your views? In this thread (https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-209096.0.html) most people voted Peak milk as their choice over Cowbell. Where do people think UHT liquid milk (of whatever brand) will stand in this picture? |
bigbrovar:These are my thoughts exactly. You took the words right out of my mouth. |
Personally, I think that you are starting this the wrong way. Without a definite product in mind, you will tempted to go and bring anything you "think" will sell.The last thing you want when starting business is to be stuck with goods which cannot sell, or which don't have enough profit margin for you to remain in business. I think that the best place to start will be with your market - The problem with us is that because laptops are popular, everyone wants to go and import laptops from China. I think it would be far more profitable to look for a gap in the market. Is there something that would make life easier for people in one way or the other, and which people can afford? You don't even have to target the general public - You can look into businesses, hospitals, companies, What things can help their business flow smoother? A factory which allocates their cutting/drilling time to when NEPA brings light. Maybe rechargeable power tools could help their business flow smoother? I don't know, I think there is a big market out there with lots of opportunities, I think it's far more profitable to look for the gap in the market and start from there, rather than the product and where you can get it from. |
Ok then. |
Location? Price? Photos? |
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