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Look through these manufacturers : http://www.tradekey.com/ks-sack-making-machine/ |
tpiah:Thank you, tpiah. I'll like to know what this reference in Revelations is. |
There is a property section, and this is where people who are looking for properties go. Are these not the people you are trying to advertise to? |
*Bookmarked* |
Yes, very interesting name! Can you please explain to us what it's all about? |
I guess the intention is to show respect? What's wrong with showing someone respect? Please let us not forget that in Christianity, "actions" are not the full story - intentions behind the said actions are what God judges. |
[list] [li]What are you aiming to get out of the Christ Embassy church service?[/li] [li]What is the relationship between your dress style and what you're aiming to get out of the service?[/li] [li]What is the reasoning behind your current dress style - i.e white garmet/no shoes[/li] [/list] I totally respect your stance/decision to wear a white garment to church - any church, even though I don't understand the reason behind it. I genuinely am very interested - please could you explain? Thanks |
Even though it may seem like it, the aim of this thread is not to promote corruption in government, or to point "And-they-say-they-are-better-than-us" fingers at the UK government. Just read it, and deduce/learn from it what you will. Interview video available at : http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article5581547.ece LABOUR peers are prepared to accept fees of up to £120,000 a year to amend laws in the House of Lords on behalf of business clients, a Sunday Times investigation has found. Four peers — including two former ministers — offered to help undercover reporters posing as lobbyists obtain an amendment in return for cash. In other words, egunje? Two of the peers were secretly recorded telling the reporters they had previously secured changes to bills going through parliament to help their clients. Lord Truscott, the former energy minister, said he had helped to ensure the Energy Bill was favourable to a client selling “smart” electricity meters. Lord Taylor of Blackburn claimed he had changed the law to help his client Experian, the credit check company. Taylor told the reporters: “I will work within the rules, but the rules are meant to be bent sometimes.” . . . Moonie offered to help for a fee of £30,000 a year and Snape indicated that he would charge £24,000. By contrast Lord Rogan, the Ulster Unionist peer, said: “If your direct proposal is as stark as for me . . . to help to put down an amendment, that’s a non-runner. A, it’s not right and b, my personal integrity wouldn’t let me do it.”Correct guy! Culled from The Times : http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article5581547.ece |
Any sensible suggestions? |
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A good place to start would be "What can you provide for Google, that they are not already able to provide themselves"? *Subscribes to thread* |
Shoot. What a way to drive a point home. . . What a protest. . . I'm actually watching Oceanic banks site now. . .Is this what it takes to grab the attention of the people on top? |
ElRazur:I pity you. I know you warned us all that this is off-topic but how can you judge her lovelife based on her comment about bicycles? If that's how you judge, then I pity you! |
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Question: PurestBoy:Answer: [quote author=busi-bodi link=topic=271749.msg3862213#msg3862213 date=1242222955]Nigerians should read between the line and do what best for their own unique situation![/quote] |
Wow, very impressive! And they put some effort in their website presentation too! I think that with proper advertising, they will go far, as this is the right time for their products. With the dire traffic situation plus the gadget-craze in Nigeria now where everyone has a GPS-enabled phone with no GPS to use it with. . . Well done, guys! |
Thank you, Elrazur! No one is saying ride from Isolo to VI - If what separated me from my work was 3 hours of traffic (sitting in an air-conditioned car), and I had the option of cycling out of that traffic and getting to work in 30 minutes, please forget status etc - I would cycle! The only problem is that with Okadas everywhere, they would probably push cyclists out of the way. So in Lagos, no. But in a quieter town like Abuja or Jos, definitely! |
lol. I can't speak. |
I think you got the perfect response from the perfect person. |
Congratulations, governor. A N10B malting plant is exactly what Aba needs! |
I'm sorry for my comments above. Please, let us not deter people who match the job criteria from applying for the position. People need jobs, regardless. |
Put it this way, the excellent human resource pool we have in Nigeria is not as widely publicised as the excellent human resource 419 pool we have. Nigeria is simply not publicised as a country with smart people who are capable of handling your precious projects as well as any Indian. Why would any business person go through the risk? Any thing Nigerian to the West "is a scam". |
I can help you guys get various items of clothing from the UK reputable UK stores such as:- Marks and Spencer Mens Formal shirts (Autograph Collection) from N2,050 each. Ladies corporate wears from Marks and Spencer and Next Ladies casual dresses Over 650+ perfumes. (You can download a full list from here : http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=rQcbgGhIxURIJLv3kaeXUOQ) And many more items at goodprices. My e-mail if you're interested is askus at icanstock dot com |
Why do you need peoples photographs? Ugly people need not apply? |
Cow for quarter of a million?!? Please buy a calf in advance and feed it abeg - let us see where the N250k went. |
I've been doing this for a while, but haven't really advertised on Nairaland. Basically, I have access to a large number of UK distributors of brand new and refurbished laptops, accessories and other gadgets. Thus, I am able to supply to retailers/small business people for resale purposes. I hold an account with Kingston UK (Kingston.com) and also another major European Electronics distributor, and have access to virtually any Kingston hardware released for sale. Therefore, all items are genuine, and are made for the European market. Because I buy almost directly from the manufacturers, prices are much lower than what you would be paying in Nigeria for authentic goods. Probably even less than what you would be paying for counterfeit goods. Even though there is no minimum order, please note that the prices below are wholesale prices, intended for people who want to re-sell for profit. Please don't expect to buy at these prices for personal use. Pricing: Sony Viao laptops from N85K each (See: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=252960) Brand new160GB Acer netbooks from N60K Brand new authentic Kingston USB drives (5-year Kingston warranty) from N2,200 PDA's from N19,000 Blackberries from N26,500 Brand new Rechargeable digital cameras from N9850 (Hitachi 8mp) - I cannot display all available items here so e-mail me for a full price list. (Wayo people - I would advise you not to waste you precious time e-mailing me. I can smell crooks of all kinds). Serious buyers, keep the e-mails coming. My e-mail address is askus at icanstock dot com if you're interested in any of these or more. Delivery is handled through a private company because I simply do not trust DHL/UPS etc. You might trust them here, but there is no saying what the Nigerian side of things will do to your parcel. The delivery company I use is based at Ajao Estate, and they will deliver direct to your door with no under-the-table bribe to collect your parcel. And they charge about N900 per kilo (Lagos) plus N7500 handling charge on all parcels. https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v469/hetpop/SDC11055-1.jpg https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v469/hetpop/SDC10901-1.jpg |
There's a website that helps people buy stuff from abroad and ship to Nigeria called Orderbay. They've been on NL a lot, and seem to be quite reputable. Orderbay.com, I think it is. |
E-mail sent. |
Hi guys, Just wondering if these phones have entered the Nigerian market yet. They are called the Glofiish range and the ones I have seen are powerful. (http://www.glofiish.com/index4.htm?no=x650) If anyone wants to buy/sell them, I have access to them in wholesale quantity, unlocked stock from the UK. They currently sell here at £290 (About N63,000 - See : http://www.handtec.co.uk/product.php?xProd=1036) and I would like to know if it is worth bringing them into Naija.
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Check www.xe.com |
Sony Ericsson T303. (Sends/Receives texts/phonecalls - Nothing fancy). So what's this software for? Is it something useful like easing traffic congestion in Lagos? |
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