kurupt1:
My observation Op is that ur dull.......how can u say 70% of the rich people are Buhari supporters?

paroh137:


I said 70% of my customers. Can you read?

Darkseid:
See how easy it is to spot the frustrated poor ones

kurupt1:
My observation Op is that ur dull.......how can u say 70% of the rich people are Buhari supporters?

Darkseid:
See how easy it is to spot the frustrated poor ones

CaZmir:
Sorry man,


Your post shows you're poor. My observation.

paroh137:
I am fascinated by Nairaland. Infact Nairaland reminds me of a university, in that there's a lot of good and information flying around, there's people of all ethnicities, nationalities, wealth and social status, etc Also, as in a university there are people who are here to make a first class, some want to make useful contacts, while some others are here to while away time.

Anyways as a car importer I try to determine the seriousness of people when they contact me to help them buy cars from the U.S. Some people are actually serious and want to buy, some just want to know prices, some others just want to waste your time. This thread is a list of my observations on the people who are most likely to end up buying (read: rich people)

1. They rarely comment.
They spend reasonable  time on Nairaland but they don't commment much. When they comment it's always useful insights as to the matter at hand. You hardly see them fighting for first to comment.

2. They are frugal with personal information.
You can peruse their comments from morning till night but won't find any iota of information as to what they do for a living, where they're based, etc, whereas the ones that are quick to inform you how much they earn are the ones that'll price a Corolla for 3 months and still not buy.

3. They're Mainly Pro Buhari
For some reason about 70% of my customers are mostly Buhari supporters. I have no logical explanation for this, seeing as there's a lot of 'Atikulated' people on Nairaland.

4. They follow few Nairalanders
Rich people on NL mainly follow popular Nairalanders such as seun, dominique, farano, lalasticlala, etc You see the guys following a million people, most of them female monikers? Avoid them! Run!

What other observations have you made about rich Nairalanders?

galadima77:


The best place to find savages in a typical Nigerian society is the Nairaland kingdom!!

I love my country men!

paroh137:
I am fascinated by Nairaland. Infact Nairaland reminds me of a university, in that there's a lot of good and information flying around, there's people of all ethnicities, nationalities, wealth and social status, etc Also, as in a university there are people who are here to make a first class, some want to make useful contacts, while some others are here to while away time.

Anyways as a car importer I try to determine the seriousness of people when they contact me to help them buy cars from the U.S. Some people are actually serious and want to buy, some just want to know prices, some others just want to waste your time. This thread is a list of my observations on the people who are most likely to end up buying (read: rich people)

1. They rarely comment.
They spend reasonable  time on Nairaland but they don't commment much. When they comment it's always useful insights as to the matter at hand. You hardly see them fighting for first to comment.

2. They are frugal with personal information.
You can peruse their comments from morning till night but won't find any iota of information as to what they do for a living, where they're based, etc, whereas the ones that are quick to inform you how much they earn are the ones that'll price a Corolla for 3 months and still not buy.

3. They're Mainly Pro Buhari
For some reason about 70% of my customers are mostly Buhari supporters. I have no logical explanation for this, seeing as there's a lot of 'Atikulated' people on Nairaland.

4. They follow few Nairalanders
Rich people on NL mainly follow popular Nairalanders such as seun, dominique, farano, lalasticlala, etc You see the guys following a million people, most of them female monikers? Avoid them! Run!

What other observations have you made about rich Nairalanders?

femi4:
you just described me....I m shy now.

How much is Toyota highlander now....4 cylinders preferably

Starboytwo:
All those bet9ja fix people don't talk much,they only come here post their "wahrah something" and follow few people, could they be rich

missimelda01:

femi4:
you just described me....I m shy now.

How much is Toyota highlander now....4 cylinders preferably

Starboytwo:
All those bet9ja fix people don't talk much,they only come here post their "wahrah something" and follow few people, could they be rich

partnerbizz5:
They advertise data and airtime sales too.

paroh137:
I am fascinated by Nairaland. Infact Nairaland reminds me of a university, in that there's a lot of good and information flying around, there's people of all ethnicities, nationalities, wealth and social status, etc Also, as in a university there are people who are here to make a first class, some want to make useful contacts, while some others are here to while away time.

Anyways as a car importer I try to determine the seriousness of people when they contact me to help them buy cars from the U.S. Some people are actually serious and want to buy, some just want to know prices, some others just want to waste your time. This thread is a list of my observations on the people who are most likely to end up buying (read: rich people)

1. They rarely comment.
They spend reasonable  time on Nairaland but they don't commment much. When they comment it's always useful insights as to the matter at hand. You hardly see them fighting for first to comment.

2. They are frugal with personal information.
You can peruse their comments from morning till night but won't find any iota of information as to what they do for a living, where they're based, etc, whereas the ones that are quick to inform you how much they earn are the ones that'll price a Corolla for 3 months and still not buy.

3. They're Mainly Pro Buhari
For some reason about 70% of my customers are mostly Buhari supporters. I have no logical explanation for this, seeing as there's a lot of 'Atikulated' people on Nairaland.

4. They follow few Nairalanders
Rich people on NL mainly follow popular Nairalanders such as seun, dominique, farano, lalasticlala, etc You see the guys following a million people, most of them female monikers? Avoid them! Run!

What other observations have you made about rich Nairalanders?