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@ op : And who are we to judge whther he's a man of God or a crook? Did Jesus not say " My sheep know my voice", and "I will never lose those that my Father has given to me - If they fall away, they were never mine in the first place. . . . " |
Affordable Blackberry 8800's for sale, in Nigeria and available to pick up from Surulere NOW. Please note thst this is a clearance price and it will not be possible to reserve any stock for anyone. Phones will be sold strictly on a first come - first served basis. These phones arrived in Lagos last week, and there are only 14 units remaining. All phones come with a free brand new case as an added extra. Here are the features :- # Wireless email # Organiser # Browser # Phone # Multi-media player # Corporate data access # SMS # MMS # GPS # 64 MB of memory and expandable memory via microSD card (not included) # Full QWERTY keyboard # The tethered modem capability lets you use the smartphone as a wireless modem for your laptop or PC # Dedicated Send, End and Mute keys, a trackball navigation system, plus user definable convenience keys # Speakerphone and Voice Activated Dialling # High capacity battery # Bluetooth capability for hands-free dialogue via headsets and car kits # Stereo headset capable # Integrated attachment viewing # Compatibility with popular Personal Information Management (PIM) software # High resolution, light sensing screen that adjusts lighting levels automatically for ideal indoor and outdoor viewing # Easy email set-up directly from your BlackBerry 8800 smartphone via the set-up wizard |
lol. BAC, I like your sense of humour, but please consider the environment. . . Naija is not a dumping ground. We already have enough waste as it is, which we don't know how to deal with. Please only sell these in Naija if they are going to be recycled into something useful. |
Copied and pasted from :- http://www.jrox.com/content/article/241/making-mistakes-a-better-way |
It's interesting that houses in Nigeria now cost more than houses in England - Plus sellers expect cash upfront too. . . |
You can try Ebay if you're lucky, Thedomainaftermarket.com and Sedo.com. |
Based on a title from a Jehovah's witness magazine? Why don't we list the so-called errors one by one, and let us think and evaluate them for ourselves, as to whther we should hold the Bible as accurate or not - without being brain washed? |
The Bible asks us to pray without ceasing. Does a text from a "pastor" asking us to pray at a certain time deserve more attention than the Bible itself? |
This is also an area I'm interested in. Even though manufacturing solar panels in Nigeria is likely to be a profitable venture, I do not think it is an easy task. The amount of research that would be required to assess the possibility of making Nigerian solar panels which are relevant to our needs, and which are also priced within reach of the average Nigerian cannot be underestimated. |
I think adverts are solely there to create awareness, not necessarily to compel people to buy the advertised goods. When people know that a certain item exists, they are more likely to consider buying that item at a later date if they happen to need it. That's why businesses are advised to repeat advertising, and not to worry when one advertising campaign doesn't pull as many customers as expected. Personally, if I see an advert and I like the looks of the product, I make a mental note of it. I won't rush out and buy it immediately, but I will like to be able to revisit the product again, and the easiest and most accessible way I can do that is through the internet. Hence, I will go to the advertisers website and read up on the product. |
Wow. If this is true, and if the Ghanaian government targets only Nigerians with this law, then the Ghanaians obviously don't want us there. But isn't this a poor business decision clouded by politics, and xenophobia? |
What kind of investment are you looking to make, and where does this company feature in your proposals? You have not given sufficient details to warrant people handing you over their company details. For all we know, you might be looking for easy prey. |
July 14th in the house too :-) July 7th = perfection, July 14th = Double perfection!!! |
I don't think you will get buyers for your website just by saying "Nigerian Dating website with 300 members for sale". You obviously know that whoever is interested in buying this site would be buying it for the monetary gain, not for fun. Hence, it will make a lot of sense to target these people appropraitely in your advert. - Why are you selling? Is the site not making enough money? Is it taking too much of your time? - If I buy it, what systems are in place for me to make money? Do members register, or do you earn through adword? - Does the site come with support? If I run into administrative problems, who do I call? - How much hosting/bandwidth etc has the site got, and when does it expire? |
"Wealth creation strategies". . . . Whatever that means, you are just inviting people to come here and scam you. Anyone who is willing to share any such "strategies" (whatever these might be), or worse still, anyone who is asking for money for them has just proved to you that the "wealth creation strategies" are as worthless as the e-mail they would be sending you. (Otherwise, they wouldn't need your money) Good luck, and SHINE YOUR EYE |
femo2000:Have you not heard that "what you sow, you shall reap"? The yield depends on what you plant there in the first place. This is the root of our 419 culture! Trust Nigerians to be more interested in the money at the end, than the hardwork at the beginning. |
martins73:Loan for land from a Microfinance bank? The whole purpose of most microfinance banks is to help small-scale business people who are struggling, and who just need a little cash injection to help them get back on their feet through business. Not for posing as "big man". There are 786 microfinance banks in Nigeria accredited by the Central Bank. They are :- http://www.cenbank.org/supervision/Inst-MF.asp |
Many apologies for locking this thread earlier. I did this just after cleaning up a similar thread with an honest question, which was flooded with unhelpful answers, and private requests to e-mail people for answers. |
Who is a "Qualified Immigrant"? Na wa o. Moved to Travel section. |
Nuclearboy has the sort of responses we need. People who know what they are talking about, and not just "contact me for more information" posts. I found a Nigerian company that sells them, and which boldly displays their full pricelist and product range on their website. However, I am not sure as to whether these are US/UK/German manufactured machines or locally made ones. Here is a list of their prices : http://dekoolar-ac.com/pricelist.html I think we also need someone to tell us specific differences between locally made sets and imported sets. For all we know, the locally made ones might be more acclimatised to our requirements in Nigeria, and thus might perform better than imported ones. Does anyone know? |
What is the point of asking for answers to be sent to your e-mail? What if someone sends you a message and attempts to dupe you |
WafiJoe, You are looking for customers in the wrong place. You should be knocking on the doors of hospitals and booking appointments with clinicians indstead of sitting at your computer, typing posts on Nairaland. |
How do you guarantee that cleaners won't steal from homes? I think this is one of peoples major concerns. I wouldn't want to let anyone I don't know into my house in the name of cleaning. |
Wow, our thought processes in Nigeria are alarming. Ok, he says he's an American researcher - Why is that so hard to believe? Because he's white? Therefore he's "higher" or "better" than us? And thus cannot stoop so low as to sell gala on the road? Something that not average nigerians, but "poor" or "lowerclass" Nigerians do? Hence he must be CIA? (lol) And in the whole of the US, full of black people/Nigerians looking for work, they couldn't find someone black to blend into the streets of Lagos. So that no one would detect them? If you have carried out research at any level, (especially Post-Grad), you will see that a lot of researchers have to go and "be" the people they are researching, as that is the best way to understand the issues surrounding them. One of my lecturers was studying teachers attitudes towards student behaviours, and she had to become a teacher for 3 months. She told everyone she was a researcher at the begiining, but after a while they started to treat her as part of the staff. So it's nothing new, guys. Don't panic. |
It's not fraud, it's poor customer service. Just take it back to them, and tell them that you don't want their services anymore due to the reasons you have outlined above. |
. . . Or you could buy a convertor. Just put your VHS in one end, put your DVD in another end, and press "Convert". Something like this : http://www.firebox.com/product/2108/USB-VHS-Converter but one which is multi-regional. If you can't purchase one in Nigeria, let me know and I might be able to help. |
This post doesn't make sense. It looks like a small part of a whole picture/larger article and it will not be useful to anybody. Locked. |
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