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spoilerx:[size=18pt]Home Ke, why would i do that ? I only got to know her because she sells opposite a supermarket i always shop from.[/size] |
bjtinz:[size=18pt]They are competition from the same industry.Have u ever bought Kerosine from your barbing salon ?[/size] |
canDy4eva:[size=18pt]Here we go again, comparing Nigeria with developed countries. How many developed countries do people loot state funds and proceed to become law makers for the same country? This is Nigeria, the wealth that would have provided better opportunity for those selling recharge cards have been stolen by a few, to buy properties and move their families abroad..[/size] |
[size=18pt]If the funds are well utilized and not eating deep into peoples income, no p. To rate the lagos state governor, Follow the link on my signature, click on rate people, find him and rate him [/size]
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Acidosis:[size=18pt]In a more organized country where the system works and there is employment, That wont be a problem. But in a country like ours, where the common wealth of the nation is taken by a few to enrich their entire generation while others suffer, then its not the fault of the poor. I dont have a problem with other services accessing your funds with ease and transfering the same funds to customers of the bank or other banks. But selling recharge cards, considering the economic situation of the people, should have been left for them. The could have even limited their sales to N10,000 and above. That way u can only recharge through the bank if your buying up to 10k. But here they even sell N100 recharge card. For those talking about the charge the bank takes when u recharge via bank, its still insignificant to driving to the girls stand at N145 a litter . No matter what u suggest, whether its calling her on phone or paying into her account, purchasing from your account is much easier. The problem is that i dont even check my bundle balance again till its finish, unlike before when i have to go buy credit. Some of those that print and distributes these cards to vendors are bank customers. Now the bank is taking over the business of their customers instead of giving them loans . So if the banks look at their accounts and see large inflow, they start selling card as competition . Soon banks will start to open restaurant and buy buses for transport in the name of innovation . Let the banks stay in their lane abeg. [/size] |
egopersonified:[size=18pt]Its not in my nature to owe, hence i cant buy on credit. Secondly, Like i said the comfort of loading from my phone has become addictive but i will still try to make the sacrifice. It would have been easier for me if such an option did not exist . The banks should not have introduced it . I no longer remember card when i see money in my wallet. But i will try to patronize her when my data runs out this time. I pray it does not happen in the Night.[/size] |
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[size=18pt]In that Case, #ThankYouGej.[/size]
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[size=18pt]In that Case #ThankYou Gej.[/size]
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[size=18pt]Thank you GEJ, Thank you PMB, Thank you Nairaland and Tahnk you Nigeria.[/size]
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[size=18pt]Nice one. To Rate Willie Obiano, follow the link on my signature..[/size]
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I appreciate advancement in technology, but sometimes there are disadvantages that come with it. As the economic situation bites hard, unemployment situation worsens and inflation all time high, Nigerians find it hard to survive. With the banks going into retail or recharge cards and data, this development further worsens the economic situation of these Nigerians who sell recharge cards for a living. There was the girl i have been buying card from for years, i dont spend less than N10,000 monthly buying cards for both data and calls from her. Some months ago, i was introduced to this code from one of the banks to purchase credit. Ever since then, i have become very lazy to go and buy card. I am no longer worried that my data is about to expire,because i can simply buy with my phone from the comfort of my home or wherever i am. Its been up to 6 months now, and i have not bought card from this girl. I feel guilty each time i am driving past and see the excitement on her face like before, expecting to make sales and i wave and tell her next time. I am sure she is wondering if i am buying from someone else or what exactly is happening. I sometimes pass through another street when i remember i will meet her on my way. It pains me but i have become addicted to the simple method of purchasing from my phone. I no longer need to scratch the cards . But i just sat down today to calculate, and discovered that this girl has lost over N60,000 sales from me alone to the banks. And i wonder, is it right for the banks to go into a business that these already poor Nigerians are managing to survive ? Are they not compounding the hardship for these Nigerians. The banks are laying of staff from within and also chasing people out of business outside. |
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[size=18pt]How can we diversify, when our leaders prefer foreign made shoes, prefer health care abroad, prefer education abroad. foreign food..[/size] |
Justdulla:[size=18pt]Talking about variety and improvement here. If Nigerians prefer foreign rice, we should be able to have that type made locally. If Nigerian prefer foreign clothes, we should be able to improve on ours to be like that. Thats the point.[/size] |
[size=18pt]Still available.[/size] |
kenkenn:[size=18pt]Really? They look tin and long. Ours often look short and fat[/size] |
[size=18pt]I can see the shock and confusion in that young girls eyes. She is still wondering if she is dreaming, alot of questions going through her mind. Is mummy gone? Why ? Who did she offend? Who did this to mummy? Is this what life is all about? Just Like that? Who will take care of us now? Why did they kill mummy ? So someone can just go out in the morning and not return ? As she asks all these questions, surprised, not knowing if to cry or not.. I pray the Lord comfort them, He alone can mend a broken heart.[/size]
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[size=18pt]All This Basmati and other types of foreign rice, can they grow in Nigeria ? [/size] |
abikun:[size=18pt]If you are producing at home, in one of the rooms in your house, will NAFDAC have to send inspection team ? Will it be a problem that your producing in your home ? Any idea what the total cost could be to get the Number?.[/size] |
[size=18pt]Rate Them.[/size]
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[size=18pt]2 plots available[/size] |
divineappo:[size=18pt]The machine is in Nigeria now. In Enugu state, can also be delivered to any location . The way the dollar is going, dont think there is much i can do on the 600k..[/size] |
davidsthe:[size=18pt]How much ?[/size] |
[size=18pt]Can you help with the estimate of the cost of getting all these and NAFDAC NO ? What if its a one man business, like baking cake and meat pie and packaging. Do you need nafdac since you dont have any arrangement with lab or have any employees and you do everything yourself ? What about someone who makes colored popcorn at home and packages it? Does he or she need nafdac ? What of someone who makes cereal by grinding grains and packaging it or someone that buys soy powder to make soy milk and bottle it ? .[/size] |
[size=18pt]Just Like that? Which way Nigeria. GOD Help us. May their soul rest in peace. Father thank you for the gift of life.[/size] |
[size=18pt]This too..[/size]
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