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TV/Movies › Re: "drangon Den" by naijacutee(f): 12:29pm On Sep 26, 2008

Dragons den is one of the bestthings that happened to TV. If I was a dragon, I would probably send people packing too. You can't expect someone to part with their hard earned cash for a half-baked idea or someone who did not do their research properly. If the investee in question cannot be bothered to go out and do some research on their intended business, what makes you think they would be bothered to manage the business properly?

Politics › Re: MEND Declares Ceasefire In Niger Delta by naijacutee(f): 12:21pm On Sep 26, 2008

@ euromilion - Are you playing today? Apparently the rollover is the biggest in the world ever - £100million shocked

@ topic - Um, ok. . . But isn't that what the evolutionists have been saying for centuries? There's no cause to feel slighted, unless you're a creationist - In which case you would just leave the ~~monkeys~~ evolutionists to their own devices. Ok, don't let me deter you from the topic : MEND MEND MEND!!

Adverts › Re: Marks And Spencer Mens Formal Shirts From The Uk - Wholesale Only by naijacutee(mod): 11:21am On Sep 26, 2008

No vex o! These are 100% cotton. . . The first batch were 35% cotton and they are all finished. If you are buying theSE in-store, they are £35 each which is about N7000!! As for petrol, I guess this is how our boys in the Niger Delta's actions affect us!!

Adverts › Re: Marks And Spencer Mens Formal Shirts From The Uk - Wholesale Only by naijacutee(mod): 2:52pm On Sep 25, 2008

And more. . .

Adverts › Re: Marks And Spencer Mens Formal Shirts From The Uk - Wholesale Only by naijacutee(mod): 2:50pm On Sep 25, 2008

And more

Adverts › Re: Marks And Spencer Mens Formal Shirts From The Uk - Wholesale Only by naijacutee(mod): 2:50pm On Sep 25, 2008

More pics

Adverts › Re: Marks And Spencer Mens Formal Shirts From The Uk - Wholesale Only by naijacutee(mod): 2:41pm On Sep 25, 2008

New shirts available!!

100% cotton Marks and Spencer Autograph collection as seen on their site:
http://www.marksandspencer.com/gp/browse.html/ref=sc_ca_c_5_43516030_1/203-7083964-8286345?ie=UTF8&node=69300031&no=43516030&mnSBrand=core&me=A2BO0OYVBKIQJM

Price : N2050 each
Delivery cost : N15,000 per 30 pieces

Contact details the same (askus@icanstock.com)

Business › Re: Are There Good Nigerians Can Assist A Young Entrepreneur by naijacutee(mod): 2:18pm On Sep 24, 2008

Not necessarily, onyxgirl. If you can figure out a way to solve peoples problems in Nigeria, connections will look for you and not vice versa.

Adverts › Re: Learn And Earn Better Than Whatever You Might Be Earning Now! by naijacutee(mod): 2:14pm On Sep 24, 2008

_{Moved to Adverts}

Business › Re: Exporting Goods From Uk To Lagos: Which Goods? by naijacutee(mod): 4:05pm On Sep 22, 2008

Thor:
Sorry, but you can not be too careful, the shipping agency is the most used scam company of the Yahoo boys

Yes, I agree with you. Which is why I'm encouraging any doubtfuls to pay them a surprise visit and verify for themselves whether they are yahoo yahoo or not. The fact that these 419 boys are rampant, and carry out their activities should not get in the way of our common sense and discretion.

Business › Re: Exporting Goods From Uk To Lagos: Which Goods? by naijacutee(mod): 10:06am On Sep 22, 2008

Thor:
Sow UK Ltd

They have no history at all and are not even listed on the UK company register

They have only had there internet domain for a little more than one month

They are registered in the UK companies register as SASS Limited for Sow Air and Sea Services.

And what if they have only had internet access for 1 month? Many brick-and-mortar businesses do not think of going online unless someone proves to them that an online presence would make a difference in their business activities. Whether they have a website or not does not change the fact that they have been providing quality service offline for over 10 years. Not every business owner is internet savvy - some people still need a bit of time to adjust to the whole idea. . . Besides, if you have your doubts, their physical address is listed on their website. Why don't you pay them a visit and see for yourself?

Business › Re: Exporting Goods From Uk To Lagos: Which Goods? by naijacutee(mod): 9:24am On Sep 22, 2008

With regards to export agents from the UK, I would recommend Sow UK Ltd. They are based in New Cross, London. You can check out their website at : www.sowukltd.co.uk

Business › Re: I Want To Design Website Free For Any Company/business Wanting To Go Online by naijacutee(mod): 8:41am On Sep 22, 2008

I'm not trying to defend the guy, but I'm just wondering how someone can be jibiti wayo when they haven't asked anyone for any money.

Business › Re: I Want To Design Website Free For Any Company/business Wanting To Go Online by naijacutee(mod): 9:21pm On Sep 21, 2008

The poster might just be looking to build up a portfolio.

Adverts › Re: Wholesale Baby Feeding Bottles,teats And Dummies (suckers) Wholesale From The Uk by naijacutee(mod): 9:12pm On Sep 21, 2008

Only a few boxes left to go now. . .

Autos › Re: Nice Fairly Used Jetta/bora For Sale by naijacutee(f): 9:02pm On Sep 21, 2008

Ahhh, why didn't I think of that before? Smart!! N

Business › Re: Who Can Link Me With Those Who Want To Buy Artefacts by naijacutee(mod): 11:56pm On Sep 19, 2008

In my opinion, the best way to sell artefacts to people abroad would be to take professional pictures of the items you have for sale and advertise them on a website where they are easily accessible to people abroad. Another way could be to partner with someone who is abroad, and who operates an eBay account and put them up for sale on eBay.

Autos › Re: Nice Fairly Used Jetta/bora For Sale by naijacutee(f): 11:14am On Sep 17, 2008

@ Siena. How did you manage to put up the "Naira" sign on your post?

Thanks

Adverts › Re: I Believe I Am The Richest Boy In Nigeria by naijacutee(mod): 1:57am On Sep 17, 2008

And then. . . ?

Business › Re: Where To Invest My Money by naijacutee(mod): 12:57am On Sep 17, 2008

I saw an offer on the internet this morning with www.afrinvestwa.com. It might be worth looking into.

Business › Re: Can I Start My Computer Firm With No Money But With 1 System In My Room by naijacutee(mod): 12:42am On Sep 12, 2008

Yes, you can start with one computer - by teaching people the things you know.

Make a list of all the areas where you can provide training - Microsoft Word, Excel, Visual Basic etc.

Go on the internet and look for the models which other trainers/training websites use. Based on this, create a step-by-step training model. You can also make handout for your students.

Advertise your training services in time slots. Get customers to book time slots in order to avoid problems with lack of resources.

Be creative.

Business › Re: Rental Business - How Profitable? by naijacutee(mod): 9:32am On Sep 11, 2008

lol.

@ Original poster. You can also make yourself more appealing to your prospective customers by offering a one-stop service for all their party needs. You can affiliate yourself with a local dj, or suya seller and let your customers know that you can also provide these services instead of them running all over the place to find them. This way, you will become a convenient alternative to service providers who do not offer as many services as you do and hence even if you are new, customers will love you for going the extra mile for them.

Other services you could bring to the table could include (as vyking mentioned) mobile toilets, and floor lighting.

Business › Re: Starting An Online Business by naijacutee(mod): 9:15am On Sep 11, 2008

@ OP. You will only be wasting your time if you believe that there is one "business" that you can do online without any skills or creativity. People make mobey on the internet through selling physical things (e.g online shops), services (e.g creating websites, match making, networking), or selling their skills (e.g design skills, proofreading skills, language skills). You can sell your skills as a freelancer through freelance website such as Guru.com, Elance.com etc.

Business › Re: Tips On Starting A Small Scale Supermarket by naijacutee(mod): 9:07am On Sep 11, 2008

kenflipper:
I disagree with getting a good location especially when your intention is based on a small scale with very limited resources!
Firstly you need to consider the population in the location where u intend to own your supermarket do an estimated survey and make sure the location is densly populated, secondly reachout to your customers with love and compasion discuss their worries and you will win their hearts in no time, give them some financial wavers and sometimes using your instinct grant credits u can afford!!! you need to do this if the location is competitive e.g 5 other supermarkets in same environment, Average income earners or low income earns environment, will also do you alot of good because rich people don't like patronising neighbourhood its belittling for them and they shop in bulk. so they rather visit mega plaza, shoprite, psalms etc.

lol. Kenflipper, you have just expanded on Papa's point and put "I disagree" on top!

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Business › Re: Etisalat Gives Nigerians Free Airtime For Life by naijacutee(mod): 9:02am On Sep 11, 2008

Very misleading title as no telecoms company can afford to give all its customers free airtime for life. The best they can do would be something like "Recharge with N500 every month to get extra N200 credit" or something similar. . . Whatever the case, you must pay something = Not free.

Business › Re: What Do You Know About The Millenium Development Goals (MDGs) Office? by naijacutee(mod): 8:55am On Sep 11, 2008

http://www.mdgafrica.org/achieving_mdg.html

Business › Re: The Emerging Middle Class In Nigeria / Africa by naijacutee(mod): 8:50am On Sep 11, 2008

Yes, more!! Thanks for sharing!!

Business › Re: Nice Name for Supermarkets by naijacutee(mod): 8:46am On Sep 11, 2008

Bargain Centre if its in an area where people llike low prices
Otherwise, a two-syllable word which doesn't have to mean anything : e.g DeeMart, Goshop, Maxmus etc

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