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EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

Zonefree:
She's pretty.

She must not bleach before you acknowledge her beauty.

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

Zonefree:
She's pretty.

She must not bleach before you acknowledge her beauty.

GistMedia0:
A young Nigerian lady has gone viral after sharing how she and her siblings actively support their father's toilet paper business. In the video, she proudly shows off their efforts, stating, "Your Dad owns a tissue factory, so you and your siblings have a job you didn’t apply for."

The heartwarming clip captures them packaging and stacking rolls of toilet paper, highlighting the importance of family involvement in business. Many online users praised their dedication, calling it a great example of teamwork and responsibility.

Reactions flooded the comment section, with some saying they wished they had such a built-in job opportunity, while others humorously noted that being born into the right family sometimes comes with unexpected responsibilities.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FITBUi1BgRs

GistMedia0:
A young Nigerian lady has gone viral after sharing how she and her siblings actively support their father's toilet paper business. In the video, she proudly shows off their efforts,


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FITBUi1BgRs

AmalaAtiEwedu:
dem no d date this kind girl
she look like quickie type wey dem d call enter lungu for street ask an make she slide pant down her ankles bend make u chuk preeq thrust for a while cum to cure konji

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

GistMedia0:
A young Nigerian lady has gone viral after sharing how she and her siblings actively support their father's toilet paper business. In the video, she proudly shows off their efforts, stating, "Your Dad owns a tissue factory, so you and your siblings have a job you didn’t apply for."

The heartwarming clip captures them packaging and stacking rolls of toilet paper, highlighting the importance of family involvement in business. Many online users praised their dedication, calling it a great example of teamwork and responsibility.

Reactions flooded the comment section, with some saying they wished they had such a built-in job opportunity, while others humorously noted that being born into the right family sometimes comes with unexpected responsibilities.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FITBUi1BgRs

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

Zonefree:
She's pretty.

She must not bleach before you acknowledge her beauty.

GistMedia0:
A young Nigerian lady has gone viral after sharing how she and her siblings actively support their father's toilet paper business. In the video, she proudly shows off their efforts, stating, "Your Dad owns a tissue factory, so you and your siblings have a job you didn’t apply for."

The heartwarming clip captures them packaging and stacking rolls of toilet paper, highlighting the importance of family involvement in business. Many online users praised their dedication, calling it a great example of teamwork and responsibility.

Reactions flooded the comment section, with some saying they wished they had such a built-in job opportunity, while others humorously noted that being born into the right family sometimes comes with unexpected responsibilities.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FITBUi1BgRs

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

ibechris:
This is an ever lasting business.

If they can produce more of this for example....10million of this and their gain per one is 200....that automatically translate to about #2billion naira.


They should stick to this business as they wouldn't know what God has used their father to start in their lives.

Some employment can destroy your destiny without u knowing.

Me,I be igbo man...i am just looking at the marketability and it's profits upfront.

Nothing like business honestly.

ibechris:
This is an ever lasting business.

If they can produce more of this for example....10million of this and their gain per one is 200....that automatically translate to about #2billion naira.


They should stick to this business as they wouldn't know what God has used their father to start in their lives.

Some employment can destroy your destiny without u knowing.

Me,I be igbo man...i am just looking at the marketability and it's profits upfront.

Nothing like business honestly.

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

sonnie10:
There is always a maximum point one can scale any business before the law of diminishing returns sets in. First, what is the share market value of toilet paper within their covered region?
Then, how much of that share market value can their company alone possibly grab?
You might think they could explore or expand into other places but it not that feasible. Consider the cost of logistics and their margins would drastically shrink.
Remember, we are talking about a bulky item. Transport adds to overhead, that puts them in disadvantage as they wouldn’t be able to compete with other localized companies in the new market.