₦airaland Forum

zamirikpo:
So even if their is ionized and spring water then naija has made it. Haba oga!!

Mind u I've lived all my life here and would love nothing more than to see naija do well, but if u fail to plan u are planning to fail.

Naija has failed to plan at least for my generation.....if u are 30yrs and above naija has failed us, cos it takes time and careful execution to make changes. Nobody planned years back and even if they start today it will take years for any meaningful progress by that time I and my generations are on walking sticks, I no groove anything.

But u know the truth, even those born today may even grow up into a failed state. How much are we owing the world? And they keep giving us more loans.....why......the future would tell.

needful:
Now I wanna comment on the issue of moving to Canada, get your credentials evaluated, write ur IELTs, get your pof intact and enter pool very fast. Points are dropping very fast and Candada will sure need more people considering covid 19.

I really do not understand the reason why we discourage people not to migrate to a place most of us have not been to. I had also heard about people lamenting on starting from the scratch and bla bla bla. Pls its not everyone that migrated to canada started from the scratch. Destiny and lucks with preparation differs. I personally started from the scratch because I moved to Canada as an Accountant but later decided to move into healthcare because of my kids. Oga moved as a welding Inspector but never started from the scratch because his job is in demand alot.

On the aspect of the kids, there are good schools here, ranging from Catholic to moslem schools where homosexuality wont be taught and even where its taught, the school usually give parents yearly school course work so as to enable u monitor what ur child learn in school. For those advising you to stay back if u are earning 500k, I really don't know what to tell them but why not ask them to come back and earn 500k in Nigeria.

Many Nigerians who stick to minimum wage jobs are the most lazy ones, they want to push drugs and make 200million dollars over night. They practically doesnt wanna do anything meaningful with their life. Go to school, no way, do certification course, no way, collect loan and do biz, too difficult for them. Pls do not sit down and listen to Nigerians abroad. Get the immigrant visa if u can, leave ur family and come alone for 3months and if it doesnt meet your expectations, then go home.

I repeat, stop listening to most of our Nigerians abroad and do not allow age to deter ur plans whether 40yrs old or 50yrs old, opportunities are here for everyone but most of us are too lazy to grab it. Do not come after me because i do not have time to argue

odimbannamdi:
Nice.

I mailed you. All other things being equal, is it possible to get in the pool before September?

ojeysky:
Bros if you have USD I think you should sell it, I do think that USD still start dropping from next week with CBN resuming provision of Forex to BCDs.
Caveat: Am not an economist so you may actually not find this useful

freeman67:
In Nigeria and Africa.

freeman67:
In Nigeria and Africa.

ahiboilandgas:
Like wise the teachers a nigeria with an msc in physics is paid 90 k while an art teacher 22 years Lebanese secondary school holder is paid 200k ....the only Nigeria lady earnng 150k is because of her american accent ....this strategy has worked they now have around 200 kids ..140 ( light skined) 60 black ...opp them their is a school run by a Nigeria with track record of performance but Nigeria parents are pulling out student and moving to the labanese school ...that don't do W.a.e.c now Nigeria parents are begging principal to register school for w.a.e.c

emmanuelewumi:
Adebola Adegunwa started as a photographer and became a major distributor of Kodak with offices all over Nigeria

When photo film was out of business he diversified into marine, insurance, real estate, investment in shares he is a major shareholder of Sterling Bank and CSCS.


He gave his children the best education in Europe and America.


It is these children that have now created new income streams for the family business

Bigi drinks. These are products that are giving the Lebanese owned 7up bottling company makers of Pepsi, teem, mirinda and 7up. And American owned Coca cola, Sprite, etc a big fight for market share in Lagos and South West Nigeria.

The snacks by his Rite foods, has equally gotten market share from UAC foods Gala and Chi foods sausage rolls


The Adegunwaa happen to be one of the family Businesses that are giving big multi national companies a big fight for market share in the country and never believed the Indians and Lebanese were given an undue advantage

zamirikpo:
This is called schooling.....

ahiboilandgas:
the truth is that oil and gas business (downstream) is going to change forever with the liberalization of pms price .margins is going to be a disaster and cannot sustain a filling station ..filling station will take the 1st hit , follow by trucking,then depots then vessels then foreign refinaries ....the same way dangote did to cement...so i hope oil and gas business is not the enterprise stoping you from migrating...the president of ipman (my oga) has been pulling back and buying properties....

Adefajofashola:
Please my people in the building, if i invest my 1M in treasury bill for 90 days at 10% interest, what will be my total balance at the end?

Thanks for your kind info

Adefajofashola:
Please my people in the building, if i invest my 1M in treasury bill for 90 days at 10% interest, what will be my total balance at the end?

Thanks for your kind info

MrMcJay:
Exactly. If we have like 90 Million Nigerians paying just 1k monthly for health insurance, that's 90 Billion every month on health and 1.08 Trillion on health per annum. Even our primary healthcare centres would receive a massive boost and they can be upgraded to community hospitals with fantastic machines.

As it is, Government can't afford to spend a tenth of that on health per year.

Lionhearted:
1M*10=10million.

That is for 1 day.

At the end of 90 days you will get 10million*90days=900Million.

Unbelievable right? Take time to check pages 1-10 of the thread to confirm OTHERWISE.

Adefajofashola:
Please my people in the building, if i invest my 1M in treasury bill for 90 days at 10% interest, what will be my total balance at the end?

Thanks for your kind info

olujaidi:
FX rates crashing...it's now 425 to $1

Theconglomerate:
for where?

olujaidi:
BDC
my dealer

needful:
Now I wanna comment on the issue of moving to Canada, get your credentials evaluated, write ur IELTs, get your pof intact and enter pool very fast. Points are dropping very fast and Candada will sure need more people considering covid 19.

I personally started from the scratch because I moved to Canada as an Accountant but later decided to move into healthcare because of my kids. Oga moved as a welding Inspector but never started from the scratch because his job is in demand alot.

Theconglomerate:
If you had this kind of authority for real,I feel you would have been better off than looking for investment ideas from people that might be looking for maggi money.
Know your place and where your authority ends.
The only thing i believe is in your power to do is ignore my posts whenever you see them.
Thanks.

Theconglomerate:
You even asked the wrong question.
1)Ask am where in Asaba he lives.
2)Why will a very comfortable man doing well in life go to the outskirts of town by 4pm not to even go and attend to an emergency,but probably go and buy foodstuffs
What will be his motivation?Saving cost I guess.
Saving cost in 2 flanks;
Flank 1;He is saving petrol cost for his car because the outskirt of town is close to his residence.This should tell you he lives out of the city.
Flank 2;Saving purchase cost.
Now ask yourself,how much is that item sold at modern markets and how much does the same stuff go for in that outskirt part of town?
Now with these analogies,don't this tell you what part of the social strata the wannabe migrant fall in?
This thread has a lot of delusionist in it so thread carefully nwanne.
I wish you luck in all your life endeavours and may Nogeria favour you so you wont be a story teller like most of our brothers here,
Amen

zamirikpo:
Na wa ooo, I hope it doesn't happen like this. Oooh.
I run two filling stations, one in asaba and another in Issele ukwu. Am even in talks with the owner of one of them to buy it outright. Before this whole wahala.

Landing of PMS was #140, so we were selling with a margin of #5,. Since they changed price I've been buying fuel #123, just #2. So if u aren't doing volumes, u can't pay salary sef.

But what I see is a battle upstream not down stream, cos it'll be a battle for who buys where at what price. And essentially who has access to $ at the official rate.

For us downstream, we'll buy from the best bargain.

Then dangote refinery is coming, I wouldn't mind doing a franchise if he allows it, I heard he orderedt 1000 trucks for delivery.

If dangite refinery starts, depot owner will be in trouble cos am sure importing fuel will be more expensive than dangote fuel. Even buying dangote fuel and transporting to ur local depot in oghara or calabar will be counter-productive.

People must buy fuel, we must sell fuel and we must find away to get the best bargain in the country. Competition would have been serious if dangote had filling stations.

Remember price modulation discussion hasn't been settled. IPMAN could take industrial action if running their stations is no longer profitable. We don't ask for much just #5.

And abeg we need to talk on a different platform, I sent my email some pages back don't know if u saw it

zamirikpo:
Na wa ooo, I hope it doesn't happen like this. Oooh.
I run two filling stations, one in asaba and another in Issele ukwu. Am even in talks with the owner of one of them to buy it outright. Before this whole wahala.

Landing of PMS was #140, so we were selling with a margin of #5,. Since they changed price I've been buying fuel #123, just #2. So if u aren't doing volumes, u can't pay salary sef.

But what I see is a battle upstream not down stream, cos it'll be a battle for who buys where at what price. And essentially who has access to $ at the official rate.

For us downstream, we'll buy from the best bargain.

Then dangote refinery is coming, I wouldn't mind doing a franchise if he allows it, I heard he orderedt 1000 trucks for delivery.

If dangite refinery starts, depot owner will be in trouble cos am sure importing fuel will be more expensive than dangote fuel. Even buying dangote fuel and transporting to ur local depot in oghara or calabar will be counter-productive.

People must buy fuel, we must sell fuel and we must find away to get the best bargain in the country. Competition would have been serious if dangote had filling stations.

Remember price modulation discussion hasn't been settled. IPMAN could take industrial action if running their stations is no longer profitable. We don't ask for much just #5.

And abeg we need to talk on a different platform, I sent my email some pages back don't know if u saw it

arduino:
Dangote having filling stations after the refinery had been completed is as easy as ABC. A. A Rano and A. Y. M Shema are expanding everywhere for some reasons.

olujaidi:
FX rates crashing...it's now 425 to $1

delawal:
i bought few dollars at 408naira this morning for bdc in the east. hoping to buy more at 400 or less by tommorrow.

speculators dn dey flood market wit their hoarded dollars hoping to sell off fast.someone was even begging to sell to me today i said i no want. make i wait till moro

delawal:
i bought few dollars at 408naira this morning for bdc in the east. hoping to buy more at 400 or less by tommorrow.

speculators dn dey flood market wit their hoarded dollars hoping to sell off fast.someone was even begging to sell to me today i said i no want. make i wait till moro

ahiboilandgas:
the truth is that oil and gas business (downstream) is going to change forever with the liberalization of pms price .margins is going to be a disaster and cannot sustain a filling station ..filling station will take the 1st hit , follow by trucking,then depots then vessels then foreign refinaries ....the same way dangote did to cement...so i hope oil and gas business is not the enterprise stoping you from migrating...the president of ipman (my oga) has been pulling back and buying properties....

arduino:
Dangote having filling stations after the refinery had been completed is as easy as ABC. A. A Rano and A. Y. M Shema are expanding everywhere for some reasons.