₦airaland Forum

cramjones:
While I believe that Chibok girls were kidnapped, in addition to hundreds more that the media never really focused on as the sensation that met the Chibok abduction, I have reasons to believe the girl being paraded might just be a scam to justify all the foreign aid that have been poured in for their rescue. Or a political tool to increase favorability ratings in this trying times. I hope it is real, but there are pores in this narrative to make one have some degree of doubt. Here are two reasons why I think we should all ask real and factual questions.


1. According to the official report, Amina and her colleagues were in school to sit for physics WAEC exams. She was an SS III student. The Amina that was "rescued" can cannot speak in English. She is being translated even when English is spoken to her. Do we have a Hausa version of physics? Was she really a student? Or is she simply a fake?

2. Two years ago, someone whol looks exactly like Amina was paraded by the military with a bomb strapped around her, as one of the child suicide bomber Boko Haram had sent to cause havoc. Is this just a coincidence or is that girl really Amina 2 years younger that the Amina that resurfaced two years later as a rescued girl. Kindly examine the picture and make your conclusions. What are the odds in a country of 180 million people that two girls connected with Boko Haram would look exactly alike? (Refer to the pictures)

3. Think about it, in a rescue operation of about 200 girls, is it possible that just one can be rescued at a time? I understand they maybe in splinter groups, but the army rescuing just one is very very doubtful. Amina Ali was kidnapped no doubt, but was she even a student? Was she just rescued now. Why does she look exactly like the girl kidnapped by Boko Haram that was strapped with a bomb?

There have been so many scams with Boko Haram. From a few individuals stealing 2.1billion $ to Generals carting away millions of USD in private jets, to Mama Peace becoming a Nollywood sensation on her "there is God o" mantra. I just hope that this is not another scam.


-CramJones

It's true that sometimes silence is golden. But I'm glad that you (Cramjones) voiced out to enable us actually rate you appropriately; for many of us had thought you were smarter than this.

FYI, none of your points would stand the most basic of practical logic.

1. The two girls in the photographs presented by you are different individuals - shocked that a human being would see them as the same...not even a White Slave Driver would see the two girls as the same!

2. That she could not speak English doesn't not disqualify her from being a WAEC candidate in a contemporary Nigerian government school. At the same time it doesn't stop her from being a classmate to some of the same Chibok girls now schooling here in the US ( refer to YouTube, SR & the BBC for a video of one of them addressing US congress women pls)

Now, this goes to all and sundry, the young woman's inability to communicate in English is nothing but a reflection of the decadence of our educational system. And this is not just unique to a particular region or people or state. ALL OVER the federation students/ WAEC candidates like her can be found in any government institution - secondary or even tertiary.

Today, many would agree with me that the likes of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, the now Emir of Kano are among the most articulate personalities in English language in the nation, but would it be possible to have some of their secondary school class mates who might be as poor in English language as the poor damsel Amina?

Absolutely, YES!

And for all you doubting Thomases still out there, simply go and watch the videos of the escapee Chibok girls now schooling in the States, compare their latest video with their initial video (at arrival just a few years back now) and you would appreciate how POOR your level of reasoning is...

...And whether Amina was from Chibok or the school, contact the above mentioned classmates on their Fb accounts and they would gladly help you out instead of showcasing your FOOLISHNESS...


I rest my case!

It's true that sometimes silence is golden. But I'm glad that you (Cramjones) voiced out to enable us actually rate you appropriately; for many of us had thought you were smarter than this.

FYI, none of your points would stand the most basic of practical logic.

1. The two girls in the photographs presented by you are different individuals - shocked that a human being would see them as the same...not even a White Slave Driver would see the two girls as the same!

2. That she could not speak English doesn't not disqualify her from being a WAEC candidate in a contemporary Nigerian government school. At the same time it doesn't stop her from being a classmate to some of the same Chibok girls now schooling here in the US ( refer to YouTube, SR & the BBC for a video of one of them addressing US congress women pls)

Now, this goes to all and sundry, the young woman's inability to communicate in English is nothing but a reflection of the decaded level of our educational system. And this is not just unique to a particular region or people or state. ALL OVER the federation students/ WAEC candidates like her can be found in any government institution - secondary or even tertiary.

Today, many would agree with me that ppl like Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, the now Emir of Kano is one of the most articulate personalities in English language in the nation, but would it be possible to have some of his secondary school class mates who might be as poor in English language as the poor damsel Amina?

Absolutely, YES!

And for all you doubting Thomases still out there, simply go and watch the videos of the escapee Chibok girls now schooling the the States, compare their latest video with their initial video and you would appreciate how POOR your level of reasoning is...

...And whether Amina was from Chibok or the school, contact the above mentioned classmates on thier Fb accounts, they would help you out...

...I rest my case!

cramjones:
While I believe that Chibok girls were kidnapped, in addition to hundreds more that the media never really focused on as the sensation that met the Chibok abduction, I have reasons to believe the girl being paraded might just be a scam to justify all the foreign aid that have been poured in for their rescue. Or a political tool to increase favorability ratings in this trying times. I hope it is real, but there are pores in this narrative to make one have some degree of doubt. Here are two reasons why I think we should all ask real and factual questions.


1. According to the official report, Amina and her colleagues were in school to sit for physics WAEC exams. She was an SS III student. The Amina that was "rescued" can cannot speak in English. She is being translated even when English is spoken to her. Do we have a Hausa version of physics? Was she really a student? Or is she simply a fake?

2. Two years ago, someone whol looks exactly like Amina was paraded by the military with a bomb strapped around her, as one of the child suicide bomber Boko Haram had sent to cause havoc. Is this just a coincidence or is that girl really Amina 2 years younger that the Amina that resurfaced two years later as a rescued girl. Kindly examine the picture and make your conclusions. What are the odds in a country of 180 million people that two girls connected with Boko Haram would look exactly alike? (Refer to the pictures)

3. Think about it, in a rescue operation of about 200 girls, is it possible that just one can be rescued at a time? I understand they maybe in splinter groups, but the army rescuing just one is very very doubtful. Amina Ali was kidnapped no doubt, but was she even a student? Was she just rescued now. Why does she look exactly like the girl kidnapped by Boko Haram that was strapped with a bomb?

There have been so many scams with Boko Haram. From a few individuals stealing 2.1billion $ to Generals carting away millions of USD in private jets, to Mama Peace becoming a Nollywood sensation on her "there is God o" mantra. I just hope that this is not another scam.


-CramJones

It's true that sometimes silence is golden. But I'm glad that you (Cramjones) voiced out to enable us actually rate you appropriately; for many of us had thought you were smarter than this.

FYI, none of your points would stand the most basic of practical logic.

1. The two girls in the photographs presented by you are different individuals - shocked that a human being would see them as the same...not even a White Slave Driver would see the two girls as the same!

2. That she could not speak English doesn't not disqualify her from being a WAEC candidate in a contemporary Nigerian government school. At the same time it doesn't stop her from being a classmate to some of the same Chibok girls now schooling here in the US ( refer to YouTube, SR & the BBC for a video of one of them addressing US congress women pls)

Now, this goes to all and sundry, the young woman's inability to communicate in English is nothing but a reflection of the decaded level of our educational system. And this is not just unique to a particular region or people or state. ALL OVER the federation students/ WAEC candidates like her can be found in any government institution - secondary or even tertiary.

Today, many would agree with me that ppl like Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, the now Emir of Kano is one of the most articulate personalities in English language in the nation, but would it be possible to have some of his secondary school class mates who might be as poor in English language as the poor damsel Amina?

Absolutely, YES!

And for all you doubting Thomases still out there, simply go and watch the videos of the escapee Chibok girls now schooling the the States, compare their latest video with their initial video and you would appreciate how POOR your level of reasoning is...

...I rest my case!

cramjones:
While I believe that Chibok girls were kidnapped, in addition to hundreds more that the media never really focused on as the sensation that met the Chibok abduction, I have reasons to believe the girl being paraded might just be a scam to justify all the foreign aid that have been poured in for their rescue. Or a political tool to increase favorability ratings in this trying times. I hope it is real, but there are pores in this narrative to make one have some degree of doubt. Here are two reasons why I think we should all ask real and factual questions.


1. According to the official report, Amina and her colleagues were in school to sit for physics WAEC exams. She was an SS III student. The Amina that was "rescued" can cannot speak in English. She is being translated even when English is spoken to her. Do we have a Hausa version of physics? Was she really a student? Or is she simply a fake?

2. Two years ago, someone whol looks exactly like Amina was paraded by the military with a bomb strapped around her, as one of the child suicide bomber Boko Haram had sent to cause havoc. Is this just a coincidence or is that girl really Amina 2 years younger that the Amina that resurfaced two years later as a rescued girl. Kindly examine the picture and make your conclusions. What are the odds in a country of 180 million people that two girls connected with Boko Haram would look exactly alike? (Refer to the pictures)

3. Think about it, in a rescue operation of about 200 girls, is it possible that just one can be rescued at a time? I understand they maybe in splinter groups, but the army rescuing just one is very very doubtful. Amina Ali was kidnapped no doubt, but was she even a student? Was she just rescued now. Why does she look exactly like the girl kidnapped by Boko Haram that was strapped with a bomb?

There have been so many scams with Boko Haram. From a few individuals stealing 2.1billion $ to Generals carting away millions of USD in private jets, to Mama Peace becoming a Nollywood sensation on her "there is God o" mantra. I just hope that this is not another scam.


-CramJones

E PAIN AMMMMMM

RaeMystix:
"Dish out insults on ourselves"?. Didn't think there was a fight to begin with ?. Secondly...I ain't no Ma'am.

Na waoooo...What some English!

Boldly ignorant!!

Goddex:
[size=13pt]This Buhari govt is the most confused and deceitful since independence.

For godsake, social nedia did not manufature the report. A top FG official (DG NEMA) announced it [/size]

I SEE BARNABAS (GOJE, Saraki' friend) and his fake gospel...

kenonze:
This picture resemble "biblical last supper"
Before PMB will travel to France


I can see "Judas" (Bukola Saraki),
I can see "Peter" (Ita Enyang)
I can also see "Mathew" (Osibanjo)


Who did u see?

In 1990 I represented the same Kano in a competition in the same Lagos. It was a great experience for me because it was my first flight (Nigerian Airways) and my first stay in a 5 Star hotel (Lagos Sheraton)...

...This is just to reflect on how bad the situation has gone. May their gentle souls rest in peace...Think it, it could have been me or you - if u were among the best in your school with a great future ahead.

Hey DropShot, thanks for that doggedness there. And I join you to say AMEEEEEEEEEEEN too.

Now, to you TrueHeart365...If you are MAN enough and truly have faith in what you spew out, say amen to this wish and prayer you: MAY GOD ATTEND TO YOUR PROBLEMS THE WAY GEJ ATTENDED TO NIGERIA!

...waiting on your "amen" TrueHeart365...

DropShot:
A very big amen. PMB's style is ensuring our problems are solved from the roots, surgically restructuring the foundations rather than cosmetically solving them which will make them resurface after a few years.

Only analytical minds understand this point though.

And how do you know the govt has not bought a tyre since coming on board? How old are you?

I guess the mom trusted Uche because he's Ibo... Now u c what tribalism can result in

IF IT WAS AN "IMAGINARY FICTION" SO, MAY SUCH HAPPEN TO YOU AND ALL THOSE WHO THINK LIKE YOU TOO...and U WATCH AND SEE(AMEN/AMIN)!

bedspread:
[b][/b]AM NOT SURPRISED AT ALL ! CHIBOK GIRLS WAS AN IMAGINARY FICTION USED TO UNSEAT GEJ

You just took the words straight from mouth. Another FORGERY from the iPobs/Sarakis/PDP...

PFRB:
There was no form 6 in 1961. Another forgery.

U took the words straight from my mouth. Another IPoB/Saraki/PDP FORGERY...

PFRB:
There was no form
6 in 1961. Another forgery.

"THOU SHALL NOT KILL"

Exodus 20:13
Deutronomy 5:17

Are universal enough...U ignoramus!

Demmzy15:
Suicide bombing is prohibited in Islam, it's never justified, whoever indulges in it is going to hell.

Blowing oneself up is suicide, which is haraam (forbidden) because Allah, may He be exalted, says (interpretation of the meaning): “And do not kill yourselves” [an-Nisa’ 4:29]. And the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) said: “ … “Whoever kills himself with a piece of iron will have that iron in his hand, thrusting it into his belly in the Fire of Hell for ever and ever.” Narrated by al-Bukhaari, 5442; Muslim, 109. 



Suicide is prohibited in Islam so whatever you wrote up is rubbish. Please show me one verse from the bible that prohibits suicide?! Just one!

Blind leading the blind

Beanhead:
you go school jareh

"bereaved" or bereft of ideas'?...Okareoooo Mr Oyibo... aka Honor grad, Ijesha-Igbo Community Secondary School...D

oloriooko:
The old fuul is bereaved of ideas so he resorted to ridiculous unacceptable reasons for his barbaric idea which clueless followers will senselessly support

All I can tell u is there is a way one can compensate for his physical deficiency with another quality. And don't be deceived by the fantasies of many girls out there, the truth is that many of then are more comfortable with ur dick size. There is a way you would use ur weapon and your girl would go write a Mills & Boons series on you!

More importantly, boost ur confidence by making success. For instance, some of the richest guys and biggest stars in this world don't have it bigger than what u got! Anyways, I want to believe your death rant is justa joke. And if not, get in touch with me we talk it out, U are surely a WINNER!





[qàuote author=deltaboiy01 post=43576354]l was just wondering is it possible for a penis to grow after puberty.I mean im 19 now ,and going to be 20 in a few months, i have seen this mentioned somehwere before, but not sure is it possible for me to add at least a little but more length or girth maybe. or maybe you guys heard of cases when guys joysticks were still growing in their early 20'? maybe there is some thing i can take, or some kind of excersises that i can do to maybe help this process, not like penis enlargement pills cuz i know those really dont work. let me just say im about 3" hard right now, and let me tell you its killing me. sometimes when i think about this, i think maybe i should kill myself and end this now, im not really suicidal or mentally ill, im perfectly sane i just feel like i dont really have anything to live for, i mean no matter how successfull i might be in life or how much i will achieve, i will always have a small penis, and will never be able to really satisfy a girl, crap is just fu..ck up and i dont know what to do. if there is really nothing i can do about my penis maybe i will just shoot myself, am in my final year now and i dont know if all these years of study really worth it. right now im hoping to find something that will help me with my size. anyway i think i wrote too much, really looking forward to see what you people think.[/quote]

The RUBBISH post of a FAILURE and a DEFEATED LOSER!

oneolajire:
Nigeria is a country where all big investors have no inventions (tangible or intangible) to their credit. Bill Gates, Henry Ford, Michael Dell, Thomas Edison and the likes all have products to patent, but most entrepreneurs we have in Nigeria have invented nothing and have made it through dubious means. 

Entrepreneurship/vocational education is government's way of telling the youth and graduates that she (the government) lacks industrialisation and job creation strategies while the youth have been left to fate.

Entrepreneurship/vocational education is government's way of making the youth/graduates look intellectually lazy and burdensome as well as telling them that they are have been abandoned in the valley of unemployment. Unemployment rate increased simply because government owned industries and companies get strangulated by the python of corruption as well as the refusal of the government to establish new ones.

Entrepreneurship in advanced countries is about innovations, inventions, improvements, expansions, people and institutional empowerment. Modern and sophisticated skills are being utilised to manufacture goods and services which culminates into abundant job creation.

Entrepreneurship in Nigeria is of the graduate job seeker told to engage in bead making, soap making, hair dressing, laundry and so on. These businesses have neither inventions nor advancement to add to the business practice and the economy, as they also have little or no impact on the international market. 

Entrepreneurship in Nigeria is also of the rich that colludes with the government to defraud the masses, destroy public corporations and infrastructures in order for them to import alternative goods. The rich set up few enterprises and often pay peanuts to their employees in order to increase their wealth; culminating into increase in poverty level and underemployment in the country.  

The government of advanced countries often invest billion of dollars on education and research, so they always have intellectuals who will offer innovative products and services to the world. These products and services are initially developed into small scale businesses as they many even grow into large enterprises. While Nigeria keeps wasting hard earned funds on Small and Medium Scale (SME) development, yet the businesses are nowhere to be found.

Only an insane person will keep doing the same thing the same way and expect a different result. Am yet to see a nation that got developed by investing so little on the education of her youth and students but spend so much on SME propaganda. Still searching for a nation that gave nothing more than mere, non-professional, common, stark and non-sophisticated skills/training to her youth and achieved rapid industrial development.

Why should we buy a trailer engine, fix it in a car and try to make it compete with an aircraft? Why should we make people earn mere skills and expect them to compete with foreign sophisticated technologies? We have to know that the issue of local production of goods and services is a serious competetion with the developed nations.

Some questions for the proponents of entrepreneurship/vocational education.
 When will out textile, fashion and leather industry be able to make products of international standard? When will a Nigerian mechanic be able to manufacture car engines and other motor parts? When will our furniture makers be able to make furniture that will compete with ones made overseas? When will a computer repairer be able to produce motherboards, memorycards, monitors, just to mention a few?

Did America achieved greatness by emphasising on vocational trainings on how to make shoe polish, bake cake, produce detergents, event decorations , frying akara and establishment of football viewing centres? Did Britain get it right by teaching her youth how to start a beer palour and salon businesses or by ensuring technological dynamism? I wondered if it is mere phone repair training was what brought China among world's  mobile phone producers. Over and over again, I see entrepreneurship and vocational education as a scam.

Take a look at the furniture industry in Nigeria, you'll discover it is almost dead because foreign furniture has flooded the Nigerian market. Foreign furniture makers have been able to introduce much variety of products with various designs, even at exorbitant prices, yet people still buy them. Imported furniture  attains this much because modern machines are regularly produced to make new designs of furniture, but here in Nigeria, we only buy simple tools, we don't engage in design and manufacture of  machines/tools to be used in the furniture industry, so we are perpetually making furniture that cannot compete with the foreign ones. It is only engineering that provides modern machines, stack entrepreneurship cannot.

Entrepreneurship and and vocational education has never helped Nigeria in the manufacture of modern machines for production of finished goods that can compete favourably with imported ones. The best entrepreneurship has offered us is to use social media means to engage in selling of imported products as well as setting up of few businesses with the use of foreign machines. It is appaling for government to still keep preaching the sermon that can never bring solutions to us.

Every sector of the Nigerian economy has been badly affected by the erroneous policy of entrepreneurship and vocational education. From the agricultural sector to the transportation sector, from manufacturing to education, from construction to entertainment, name it, we have rendered our nation incapacitated when it comes to production of goods and services. There can never be abundant job opportunities as long as we keep executing this lame practice. 

I wonder why we have not given so much vocational training to professional operating as doctors, nurses and pharmacist in the medical field. We give this set of people trainings that can make them compete favourably with their foreign counterpart. I believe it should appear proper to the government to substitute entrepreneurship and vocational education with the training they receive in the teaching hospitals.  The government (after emptying the laboratories and workshops of polytechniques and universities) substituted requisite training for our engineers and scientist with entrepreneurship and vocational training, so they are rendered handicapped when it comes to provision of modern goods and services as well as job creation.

It is high time we changed our job creation policy of entrepreneurship and vocational studies to provision of qualitative education at all levels, especially science and technology education so that Nigerian graduates would possess requisite modern and sophisticated skills for our nation and the world market at large. It is only qualitative education and intensive research that can initiate intellectual thinking for creation of innovative goods and services.
 
Entrepreneurship and vocational studies have been found to have contributed immensely only to economy of nations with massive investments in education and research. Singapore and South Korea are the examples of nations that have eradicated illiteracy and have invested huge funds into science and technology education, so entrepreneurship thrives there.

Let the laboratories and workshops of our secondary schools and higher institutions be adequately equipped with modern and facilities so as to provide avenues for learning practicals. We need to replicate the likes of Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg who utilised the qualitative education they obtained in the tetiary institutions to create worldwide business ventures in their fields.

Real entrepreneurship is when Nigerian graduates of electrical engineers can produce transformers, power generation turbines, alternators, televisions from local technologies. Metallurgical engineers must be able to produce steel for oil and gas pipelines as well as in train and car manufacturing. Combustion engines, pumps, hydraulic and pneumatic parts must be what our mechanical engineers must be able to manufacture from their companies. Businesses of agricultural science graduates should able to feed the nation cos they should empowered to do so. This is what is called real entrepreneurship.

Businesses that leads to industrialisation are offshoots of science and technological discoveries and investments. The kind of entrepreneurship Nigeria needs is one in which Nigerian chemical engineers can set up refineries and petrochemical companies with the aid local resources. I would also love to see mobile phones, computers and other information technology gadgets developed and commercialised by Nigerian graduates of computer science. 

The entrepreneurship that Nigeria needs is one in which local engineering enterprises will be able to metamorphous  into multinationals like General Electric, Ford Motors, Chevron, Microsoft Corporations,Tata Steel and the likes. This is how we can solve the problem of unemployment as well as put an end to the massive importation of good in Nigeria. However, with this, Nigeria will become industrialised and be listed among the developed nations of the world.

oneolajire2000@yahoo.co.uk

SATOH:
Was Dino in the chamber at the time? Just asking.

Hahahahahahaha...U just read my mind Satoh! That description and Dino's antecedents easily gave him away...kikikikiki...

Well, Mr. Ichiokwu, U ARE ALSO WRONG! Not only is ur "are my" grammar wrong; but it's also syntaxically incorrect. What you should have corrected him with is "do I"?

(I stand to be corrected... ANYONE)?

Ramnon2:
Its instead of it's.

Are my instead of am I?

See grammar na. Complete onukwu, olodo, tabula raza, empty vessel.

You are a disgrace to Igbos

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Please vendors and freight company representatives keep off as I need inputs and advise only from Nigerian customers.

Thanks for your time, concern and willingness to share


Jay
capitalmerchants2000@gmail.com

+18623687785(text and whatsapp)

Hey'All,

If you are a dealer or a member of a dealership organization at Ladipo, Lagos; Panteka, Kaduna or any other automotive markets in Nigeria. Contact me now lets discuss business.

Thanks,
Jay
capitalmerchants2000@gmail.com

+12157049686 (Also, whatsapp)

Hey'All,

If you are a dealer or a member of a dealership organization at Ladipo, Lagos; Panteka, Kaduna or any other automotive markets in Nigeria. Contact me now lets discuss business.

Thanks,
Jay
capitalmerchants2000@gmail.com

+12157049686 (Also, whatsapp)

I agree with you. But, while they may greedily give in to their selfish cravings at seeking for cheap labor in 9ja - thereby relegating their own national interest at bay, they would inadvertently be placing the GOLD at our feet...just like the US investors helped in making China great.

I feel we would even move faster than China if we can just understand what it takes cos we have more energetic youths in 9ja than any where in the world!

Clone2020:
Watch out China, Nigeria will soon take your manufacturing jobs now your average worker demands a higher income and better Living standards.

Africa is the next Frontier as greedy investors would flock in to establish companies all in an effort to tap into the cheap labor.

Proudly Nigerian.

Hey Entrepreneurial NairaLanders,

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Specifications:
o Office (minimum 2 rooms) better if with a residential attachment
o Space enough for 4-7 vans.
o Secured
o Locations: LAGOS & LAGOS AREA - a commercial or semi commercial Area with access to usable roads
o Affordable, that is CHEAP...and I mean it guys really CHEAP, else don't bother getting in touch as this organization is just kicking-off!!!
o Lease able

So, if you have or knows someone who has such a facility to let, do get in touch with me.

419ers! PLEASE BACK OFF!! As we'll only sign lease/rental contract with LEGITIMATE PROPERTY OWNERS with proof of court verified/notarized legitimate documents.

Thanks All!

Contact: Jay (capitalmerchants2000@gmail.com)

Hey Entrepreneurial NairaLanders,

A Haulage/Agro-Allied Start-Up is in need of an Office Space:

Specifications:
o Office (minimum 2 rooms) better if with a residential attachment
o Space enough for 4-7 vans.
o Secured
o Locations: LAGOS & LAGOS AREA - a commercial or semi commercial Area with access to usable roads
o Affordable, that is CHEAP...and I mean it guys really CHEAP, else don't bother getting in touch as this organization is just kicking-off!!!
o Lease able

So, if you have or knows someone who has such a facility to let, do get in touch with me.

419ers! PLEASE BACK OFF!! As we'll only sign lease/rental contract with LEGITIMATE PROPERTY OWNERS with proof of court verified/notarized legitimate documents.

Thanks All!

Contact: Jay (capitalmerchants2000@gmail.com)

Hey Entrepreneurial NairaLanders, A Haulage/Agro-Allied Start-Up is in need of an Office Space:

Specifications:
o Office (minimum 2 rooms) better if with a residential attachment
o Space enough for 4-7 vans.
o Secured
o Locations: LAGOS & LAGOS AREA - a commercial or semi commercial Area with access to usable roads
o Affordable, that is CHEAP...and I mean it guys really CHEAP, else don't bother getting in touch as this organization is just kicking-off!!!
o Lease able

So, if you have or knows someone who has such a facility to let, do get in touch with me.

419ers! PLEASE BACK OFF!! As we'll only sign contract with LEGITIMATE PROPERTY OWNERS with proof of court verified/notarized legitimate documents.

Thanks All!

Contact: Jay (capitalmerchants2000@gmail.com)

Hey Entrepreneurial NairaLanders,

A Haulage/Agro-Allied Start-Up is in need of an Office Space:

Specifications:
o Office (minimum 2 rooms) better if with a residential attachment
o Space enough for 4-7 vans.
o Secured
o Locations: LAGOS & LAGOS AREA - a commercial or semi commercial Area with access to usable roads
o Affordable, that is CHEAP...and I mean it guys really CHEAP, else don't bother getting in touch as this organization is just kicking-off!!!
o Lease able

So, if you have or knows someone who has such a facility to let, do get in touch with me.

419ers! PLEASE BACK OFF!! As we'll only sign lease/rental contract with LEGITIMATE PROPERTY OWNERS with proof of court verified/notarized legitimate documents.

Thanks All!

Contact: Jay (capitalmerchants2000@gmail.com)

SORRY OP... FYI, THERE IS NOTHING LIKE "Chicken Burger"

U can have a ham or beef burger (steak, if u are from Philly). Chicken always come in a sandwich!

An EX-IM company with branches in both the US and UK is making an incursion into the Nigerian market. They need a Business Development & Operations Officer in Nigeria.

Such individual should be:

o Motivated with an achiever's energy and drive
o The job dedicated and committed type
o Ethically and morally sound; a persona grata!

o Professional Qualifications: While an OND, HND, BSc, MBA or even a PhD are good and would be considered; EXPERIENCE, savviness in e-commerce & business networking with good corporate persona may be enough to notch you the job even if you don't have a certificate to show...YES! I mean it, classroom certificate is not a must to succeed in life and its NOT A MUST to have one here too!
o We are an EOE (Equal Opportunity Employer): race, gender, ethnicity, age or sex are not a barrier here (but needful to add, please if you are a man, be a MAN and if a woman identify as a WOMAN!)

If interested or know someone qualified for this position, then drop a line requesting for my number or simply write to capitalmerchants2000@gmail.com

Thanks

Jay

An EX-IM company with branches in both the US and UK is making an incursion into the Nigerian market. They need a Business Development & Operations Officer in Nigeria.

Such individual should be:

o Motivated with an achiever's energy and drive
o The job dedicated and committed type
o Ethically and morally sound; a persona grata!

o Professional Qualifications: While an OND, HND, BSc, MBA or even a PhD are good and would be considered; EXPERIENCE, savviness in e-commerce & business networking with good corporate persona may be enough to notch you the job even if you don't have a certificate to show...YES! I mean it, classroom certificate is not a must to succeed in life and its NOT A MUST to have one here too!
o We are an EOE (Equal Opportunity Employer): race, gender, ethnicity, age or sex are not a barrier here (but needful to add, please if you are a man, be a MAN and if a woman identify as a WOMAN!)

If interested or know someone qualified for this position, then drop a line requesting for my number or simply write to capitalmerchants2000@gmail.com

Thanks

Jay

An EX-IM company with branches in both the US and UK is making an incursion into the Nigerian market. They need a Business Development & Operations Officer in Nigeria.

Such individual should be:

o Motivated with an achiever's energy and drive
o The job dedicated and committed type
o Ethically and morally sound; a persona grata!

o Professional Qualifications: While an OND, HND, BSc, MBA or even a PhD are good and would be considered; EXPERIENCE, savviness in e-commerce & business networking with good corporate persona may be enough to notch you the job even if you don't have a certificate to show...YES! I mean it, classroom certificate is not a must to succeed in life and its NOT A MUST to have one here too!
o We are an EOE (Equal Opportunity Employer): race, gender, ethnicity, age or sex are not a barrier here (but needful to add, please if you are a man, be a MAN and if a woman identify as a WOMAN!)

If interested or know someone qualified for this position, then drop a line requesting for my number or simply write to capitalmerchants2000@gmail.com

Thanks

Jay