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RichDad1:No O. Even people wey soji. Those boys are mad with mad skills. |
Governor Wike will be doing yinmu. Read Saraki’s Full Statement on Blockade of National Assembly by DSS |
It can be difficult to decide which console is best for you. To make things somewhat easier, Jumia, Nigeria’s no. 1 shopping destination, shares a list of things you have to think about before you make your purchase. Game Type It is very likely that you have a preference for certain types of games. Some people prefer sports games while others prefer shooters. Chances are that there is even a series that you just can’t do without. It is important that you do not end up with a nice new shiny console but the games you like to play are not available for your console. Performance It is important that you research what the consoles can deliver in terms of performance so that you are not disappointed afterwards. If you are a power user you don’t want to end up with a console that does not live up to your expectations. Cost Think about how much money you are willing to spend to buy a game console. Gaming costs money, not only the initial costs for the console but also the games and peripherals. You will want to avoid spending more than your budget permits. You do not want to be in a position that you can’t afford to buy the game you were waiting for a long time for when it is finally released. Online service Most consoles offer an online service. Both the cost and what is included in these servers vary. If you are going to play online a lot, you will want the best service available. Stable servers, no downtime and cloud storage. Storage The way your data is stored and the maximum disk capacity are very important. If you plan on buying digital versions of games, you might run out of disk space very quickly. With the PlayStation, it is very easy to add some extra storage with an SSD (solid state drive). Ask friends What console are your friends playing on? Chances are you want to play online with them. Having the same console as your friends have a lot of advantages. One of which is that you can borrow that game that they already finished for example. Source: [url]Things to Consider Before Buying a Game Console[/url] cc: lalasticlala mynd44
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I hope none of the girls gets pregnant in police custody. |
It's a family affair. I hope he remembers to help the wife and family of this his friend that died suddenly during his campaign. |
Positive news. |
It is part of political realignment. |
Somebody probably collected money for catering job and decided to steal this one instead of doing the job. |
Water is good but too much of it will make you pee unnecessarily. See 5 Exciting Ways to Stay Hydrated Besides Water |
BlackPantherCri:I love doing so but not always practicable. |
Prognose:I mean Buka. You should go out more. |
Nigerian youths can we tell ourselves the truth for once? And these ones that did this will call themselves graduates? Graduate killers? |
Prognose:Turnover is not profit now. However, you have not seen foodsellers making up to N1 million per day in sales? |
New Baby Mamas probably on the way. His parents should give him advice. |
The man that ran away from Nigeria. Doing Business in Nigeria is Like Riding a Bull at the Rodeo- Aroms |
Leave Hope now. |
Those who think America is heaven. |
How does this happen? |
Governor fit humble like this? Let us not blame Governor Ambode too much, Nigerians are just too proud. See example here |
mrjaydee:AIDS is real. |
theunnamed:Dem dey take FTC collect money from bank? |
You can share your experiences too. |
By Abdulkabir Olatunji https://www.opinions.ng/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/nigerian-rice-and-stew-670x393.jpg I try to have breakfast at home before going to work but the last few weeks have been busy leading to me having breakfast at work. Now, there is this popular family-owned-and-run food place. They prepare rice, beans, porridge and their numerous accompanying food. They work from Monday to Sunday, only skeletal service on Sunday though. Their turnover per day excluding Sunday could be approximately N500,000 in my estimation. You can see that they have mastered mass cooking and service. It is relatively clean if you remove the uncovered drainage in front of them. Their food is not bad too and not overpriced. The masses flock there, I don’t know what they call this place because there is no signage and I don’t interact to that level with the community to know who goes there regularly and what they call it. In all, they have their head in the right place and might be there for decades to come because of good all-round-service plus continuous improvement. Business 2 I have to walk past it to reach the first foodseller I mentioned above. Being an adventurer, I decided to try them out. I entered and found someone sitting there as the madam. Her demeamour and look shows she is probably not educated but proud of owning/running the business. She has made an attempt to make it shiny with tiles, show glass and expensive cookware. “Good morning, what food do you have?, I asked in Yoruba”. She proudly listed all sorts of swallow food and rice. “I will go for rice, don’t you have anything to accompany the rice?”. She retorted, “didn’t I mention beans and dodo?” Showing customer attitude abi? I noted in my mind. “Please give me my food in a takeaway pack” which I knew was going to create challenge of change. I then wanted to combine beans and dodo to round it off to the nearest hundred. Our madam retorted proudly, “we don’t sell like that here”. I told her, “I am trying to avoid conflict of change, sell the 2 the way you sell (N50 each minimum)”. How do you sell meat? Come and see drama, opened about 6 dishes with assorted fish and meat (in her mind, the presentation was something to marvel at). “Goat meat N200, Chicken N300, Bokoto N200, Smoked fish N200 and she went on. “Give me smoked fish” although meat and pomo would have worked for me at N100 (sebi na me be adventurer). Time to add-up and collect change, my bill was N430, I gave her N500. Oya bring change, no N20 to complete my N70. “Don’t you have pure water? ” I asked. The proud madam replied; “we don’t sell it here”. She still found the time to insult a male assistant in Yoruba (effectively calling him a slowpoke) for placing a dish in a place she considered unsuitable . “Don’t you want to come back here?” she asked. “In fact, I want to be living here, I responded in my mind”. I told her cryptically, “my path just crossed this way”. She managed to borrow N20 from a young guy sitting at the entrance to balance my change. As I walked out she announced, “we sell yam here too.” Do you think I will be going back to her shop? I won’t because her attitude has demarketed her business. My estimate of the cost of preparing her food offering would be about N150,000 and her sales for every day she opens could be between N200,000 to N250,000. However, her attitude would put many educated people off her shop because of 2 things, they can afford to pay more at places where there’s good customer service or decide to take less pricey options with good customer service and decent food. Ultimately, her poor attitude means the business might not last long in comparison to the first business. How was her food? Pedestrian. A Tale of 2 Foodsellers and their Attitudes in Yaba |
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