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Hello everyone, I just needed to find out - Can Nigerian-based company/firm/individual provide me with a .com.ng domain extension plus reliable domain hosting? Or, one which I can transfer to a UK domain hosting site? Thanks NC |
That's great, well done! It would be nice if you could get some Self-Help ebooks too. |
Hehehe ![]() |
I'm on the underground and we have just been evacuated. |
Bigjay:Why do you feel sorry for me? I've already found my Mr. Right and I'm not the sort of person to have a Plan B in issues like this. Therefore, anyone venturing that area would simply be wasting his time. Hence, I say no. Is that so bad as to make people like you think I'm "going to search all my life"? Is a Nigerian girl not to have principles anymore, and stick to them? I'm very worried for the mentality of some of my brothers! |
When you say cheap, how cheap do you mean? |
[quote author=A-40 link=topic=67836.msg1317936#msg1317936 date=1185217094]Thats not news jare my guy hes been a bitch for a while now[/quote]How? Was it because he didn't have a car back then? |
coolskeelz:Wouldn't starting a Nokia store, dedicated to selling Nokia products - Wouldn't that mean getting permission from Nokia or buying a franchise? (Which would be terribly expensive. . .) |
This is probably not appropriate for what you want but it's an idea I've flirted with for a bit and I think you might want to look into. With proper research beforehand of course. You could consider a lunch delivery run whereby, with 2 or 3 okadas, one could deliver lunches from restaurants straight to offices. Basically, the office workers place their orders with the restaurant over the phone. For an extra =N=75 or so, a member of your team then picks up the lunches and deliver straight to the offices. Each customer pays the delivery charge, so the more orders you get, the more money you make. Your job though would be to propose the whole idea to the restaurants and create flyers to the effect. You would be helping them overcome the distance barrier, if that is what is keeping them from selling more food. The pros would be that - - Busy people can have lunch on-the-go and also have a variety of restaurants to choose from - Those that have to travel down for lunch have a fast okada, defying all traffic laws to bring them food. - You are not restricted at all to any of these restaurants and can be completely flexible with each member of your team rota'd to a restaurant at a time Cons - You would have to think of what happens before and after lunch periods - And also a way to keep the food warm during the journey. That shouldn't be a problem though as the "carry boxes" can be lined with the white insulating material that comes with new electronics (Cant remember what it's called) Obviously, this is just a rough sketch of an idea, but I believe it's a feasible one, if a niche market can be identified. All you need to do is your research on the eating habits of office workers around corporate Lagos and you'll be good to go. |
Japan? The country with one of the most expensive cities in the world? |
Interesting article. . . However, they've only talked about what they are going to do. What I want to hear is how they will pull this one off. |
I don't understand your advert. Do you mean that you subtitle movies in Nigerian languages? |
You will need to think carefully about who would want to buy liquid soap in Nigeria, and why, so you can focus your advertising in that area. People usually buy liquid soap in areas where the water is hard. As for the production, yeah look at the links gmcln posted. I wish you luck. |
Do you have a particular business in mind or are you after "anything lucrative"? I'd suggest that since you're not really a seasoned business person, that you start from low-risk areas like buying things that people need, from cheap sources and re-selling. If you know what people want, and where to get them from, then you're in business! I once heard of a guy in Lagos who bought 4-storey building at Ikeja for 12m and a week later, sold it for about 90m. (This was a few years back.) Obviously, that was very risky but then, the greater the risks involved, the greater the profits. You might not have 12m to buy a house, but you could use that principle for lower risk business investments. I wish you all the best! |
Go to the passport office at Ikeja, where there's a very long queue. I know this isn't very helpful cos I don't have the address! |
I think your topic is a good one, if you approach it correctly. Maybe if you explain a bit more, we'll be able to help you. What do you want to do with that topic? Do you intend on carrying out a survey of Nigerians to find out how many use e-learning as their main source of gaining a higher education? What exactly are your aims and objectives for this project? |
sylvao2000:Please dear, try not to make a fool out of yourself by insulting me because of my contribution. McDoe:Thanks for the compliment, you are a smart guy! ![]() |
9ja4eva:I think I know where the problem is. How to download : - Right-click on the download link - Click on "Save target as" - Save it where you want it. |
Their rice and dodo. |
If you actually scroll down the page and go through the links, can you not see a link that says "Download"? Or is it just me? |
Is the sky blue? |
Ladies say no because they mean "Not available - Please find something productive to do with your time." |
New? Stolen? |
The sooner you snap out of it hun, the better. I know it's hard but it's got to be done. Somehow. It's simply not right, and nothing can justify your actions. Just genuinely make up your mind to give it up, ask God for forgiveness and you're good to go. |
Buy an authentic copy of Windows! |
Jeremiah Gyang is the best Nigerian singer I've ever heard - And he's a gospel singer. |
Seun: MP007:In my opinion, as long as internet access is working, convenient (i.e not everyone needs to be online 24hours a day) and affordable (Paying =N=250/hr for one hour to read-your-emails-and-go is cheaper than paying =N=20/hr to keep broadband on when you don't need it.) then it isn't overpriced. It's just meeting a need for those who cannot afford home browsing, and those who simply do not need to be online. There are cyber cafes even in the most advanced countries. @ Tmoni - Bring it on ![]() |
My friend is a Nigerian music DJ and he gives A LOT of download mixes for free. Here, take this link : http://www.djchronic.podomatic.com/ and download till you are tired. Hope it helps. |
NPower are refunding us £19.28 for gas so we don't have to pay the gas bill, have given them my acct details. |
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