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MrCrackles:Inearly said that, but had to hold myself. You never dissappoint, Crackles! |
drosy:Drosy, your Faxout service sounds quite interesting. Instead of posting the same thing everywhere, why don't you create a comprehensive post about this service in the B2B section (It's a childboard above the Business section). I'm sure you'll get a lot of responses through that. Cheers |
Hi, I'm not deleting your posts. There is now a robot installed that deletes all spam-like posts and adverts in the Business section. The Advert section (Under money) is the best place to place adverts. Thanks |
I actually agree with you. For once someone is posting a reasonable discussion, not begging people to click on a website. . |
muffins:"Everybody is materialistic" does not make materialism right. . . Just the same way as saying "everyone here has committed a crime" does not make a prisoners crimes acceptable. The way forward is recognising our shortcomings and like honeric has said, ask "How do we change"? Crowd mentality = Backwardness. |
herniec:All I can say to this is amen. You hit the nail right in the centre of the ogo! Americans might be materialistic but I can't speculate on them because their materialism does not directly affect me. I will speculate on that of my brothers and sisters, misplacing priorities at the expense of our future and our childrens futures, enriching the pockets of these materialistic Americans even more, as they are the ones who produce all the things we crave. |
It is neither greed or madness. It is called surrogacy. The practice is common mostly among childless couples (This is exactly the same method through which Michael Jackson got his kids.). I wouldn't label the ladies as greedy. Afterall, the article says that one of them was only doing it to gain capital to start a business. It's simply a quest for survival. If you had any other means (accessible to her) through which she can gain capital to start a business, please let her know and let us see if she won't take it. People here just judge without even considering what it would be like in the other party's shoes. |
My brother, monopolist. How am I contradicting myself when all I'm saying in essence is that you should keep Religion in the Religion section, and Business in the Business section? I have no doubt that you are a very strong firebrand who wants to see others prosper, but that is not enough to convince anyone to want to do business with you. Afterall, I get plenty e-mails from people saying that I have won 32 trillion pounds, beginning with "Calvary Greetings in Jesus name". . . . |
@ monopolist. I find it very annoying when people try to market their services using God's name and quoting all sorts of Bible passages. Anyways, it is only in Christianity that you can get away with such a thing as a lot of Christians these days are gullible and sentimental - Not as wise as serpents as Jesus taught. If you are advertising a service, advertise your strenghts and why people should invest in you - stop quoting Bible to make up for your incapabilities. The Bible was not written to be an advertising strategy for you. Here are some of the reasons why the Bible was written - 2 Timothy 3:16 All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness. |
This is the question someone asked me today, and after trying to think of a clever response/excuse, I found out that I had none. It got me thinking, and I started to think of all the guys I know who talk about "swag" from morning till night, friends I know who will not wear anything and be tagged twice in it on Facebook, family members who I compliment saying "Your top looks good on you", and the response is "Very expensive. N4,000 at The Palms". People who will buy anything - Blackberry, Holiday to Dubai, TM Lewin shirt, Lace weave, MAC make-up - solely to fit in with everyone else, and not because they really need these things; people who will talk disrespectfully to a person the minute they perceive that this person cannot afford certain things, girls who will lose their virginity to someone who only has to pretend to be wealthy and bribe them with recharge cards, people who will do anything to get rich - even to the point of lying and twisting Biblical references to back their lies. Is this an unrecognised culture amongst us? Why are money and material wealth so important to us? Almost to the point where we are ready to worship money even in church! Can we be content with a life which involves living in a decent, comfortable and clean house in a quiet village somewhere, with good food, clean water and a steady stream of income - or would that be classified as "suffering"? |
@ emmyjack. Why don'tyou create a new thread in the advert section? **Post deleted** |
No offence to my christian brothers and sisters, but if any "Pastor" or "Evangelist" wants to teach you any business for a fee, RUN!! Pastors and Evangelists should be "seeking first the kingdom of God, and everything else will be added" as the Bible says. |
monopolist:Thanks, error corrected. Thanks for letting me know that, and please free to point out any other mistakes I may have made. sammyhaven:I'll add any useful agricultural info I find to the list in the course of moderating. |
DHL Nigeria can be contacted on +234 1 2700908 |
No pictures? |
How many "rich" saloon owners do you know? Do you think this is an appropriate title for this thread. . . Ani you are just promoting your site and are looking for a catchy title? People are not silly, you know. b |
larez:At first, I assumed your post was a little over the top, but after stumbling upon the said thread where someone was proposing to implement an idea you came up with, I totally sympathise with you, bro. I learnt the hard way, never ever discuss an idea which you are thinking of investing in, with any Nigerian business person. The irony of it is that when they rush to these businesses with half-baked ideas and then fail, only to lament and complain that "business is collapsing". |
Hi larez, just a quick question. Are there any drawbacks in implementing this project in Abuja, as opposed to the proposed Lagos? |
larez:Jeez, larez! Even on this very thread. . . Well, like you said, that's Naija for you! I refuse to believe that we Nigerians have run out of creativity, and are not capable of creating our own unique ideas. I refuse to believe that. |
Yes, there is some thing wrong in that. What is it that you are you going to tell him by e-mail that cannot be said here ? (Unless you are going to ask him for money.) |
[color=#000099]Why don't you back up your claims, MR John instead of begging people to call you? You have to prove to them that you know what you are talking so we know we arent wasting our credit.[\color] |
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