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Business › Re: How To Compete Without Becoming The Cheapest by professore(m): 10:19am On May 24
The stronger approach is to understand your numbers properly, improve the overall experience around your business, communicate your value clearly, and build pricing that allows the business to remain healthy long term.
Because at the end of the day, customers may notice cheap prices quickly—but sustainable businesses are rarely built on panic pricing alone.
Crime › Re: “We Raped Her Before Killing Her” — Wendy Achumba Murder Suspect Confesses by professore(m): 9:55am On May 24
Animals will always be among us.
Travel › Re: This Expression Can Send You To Jail Abroad As A Nigerian by professore(m): 6:14pm On May 22
Ok
Politics › Re: Zekeri Umoru: How We Plotted To Access Presidential Villa To Capture Tinubu by professore(m): 12:57pm On May 22
They wanted to off light.

Mmm.
Health › Re: Symptoms Of Fatty Liver: Early Warning Signs You Should Never Ignore by professore(m): 4:02pm On May 21
God help us
Car Talk › Re: Have I Been Scammed? by professore(m): 3:07pm On May 21
On getting to my state I just decided to Google the Cars VIN number, I saw it online where it was in USA, turns out it seemed the car was used for Taxi in USA... While other than the headlight which was damaged in the VIN page it has no issue.

People should always do this.
Nairaland General › Re: What Did Curiosity Make You Do In Childhood That You Vowed Never To Do Again? by professore(m): 2:50pm On May 21
I go dey put my head over local lantern, my hairs were flaking and I thought I was having hair cut and feeling amused.
Health › Re: I’ve Never Taken Antiretrovirals Since My HIV Diagnosis In 1992 – Medical Doctor by professore(m): 3:05pm On May 19
Some people still say this thing no exist, they like deceiving themselves. Better be careful out there.
Family › Re: Pay Attention To Your Sons - Teacher Opens Up On Shocking Experience In School by professore(m): 3:15pm On May 18
We have said it is important to pay attention to your children's education and associations. You must do that.
Romance › Re: Why Would You Think There Are No Pretty Female Nairalanders? by professore(m): 3:11pm On May 18
You raised valid points.
Business › Re: 7 Business Mistakes That Keep Many Businesses Broke by professore(m): 2:57pm On May 18
You really made good points.
Romance › Re: Why Some People Keep Attracting Toxic Partners by professore(m): 3:52pm On May 17
Many toxic relationships begin with intense attention, fast emotional attachment, excessive promises, possessiveness disguised as care, and emotional dependency. To an emotionally hungry person, this can feel like “deep love,” when in reality it is control slowly forming.

Another reason is desperation.
Desperation blinds discernment.
When someone is afraid of being alone, they settle for anybody who gives them attention. They ignore warning signs because they fear losing the relationship more than losing themselves.

A healthy relationship is not built on obsession, fear, manipulation, emotional games, or constant suffering.
Real love brings clarity, peace, honesty, safety, growth, accountability, and mutual respect.

Until people heal internally, learn self worth, develop discernment, and stop romanticizing dysfunction, many will continue repeating the same painful relationship cycles with different faces.
Health › Re: World Hypertension Day 2026: Controlling Hypertension Together by professore(m): 3:21pm On May 17
There were no dramatic symptoms. Just small things he had been ignoring for a while such as headaches once in a while, fatigue, poor sleep and occasional dizziness he always brushed off as stress.

Nothing felt serious until it suddenly was. It js that moment that changed my understanding of hypertension.

Most times, it does not come with loud warning signs. It works quietly in the background, damaging the heart, brain, kidneys, and eyes over time. Many people only find out when the situation has already become serious.

The causes are not far-fetched. Stress, poor sleep, unhealthy diets, lack of exercise, alcohol, smoking, kidney injuries and delayed medical checkups are becoming normal lifestyle patterns.

Another worrying habit is stopping medication once symptoms reduce. Hypertension does not go away because you feel fine. It can still be damaging your organs silently.

Simple habits make a big difference. Reducing salt intake helps. Regular exercise helps. Better sleep helps. Managing stress helps. Routine checkups help.

Check your blood pressure. Encourage someone close to you to do the same. Sometimes prevention starts with a simple conversation.
Family › Re: The Poison That Kill Men Easily by professore(m): 3:11pm On May 17
Very nice.
Christianity Etc › Re: Shot In The Head For Not Denying Jesus, They Stole Her Sight Not Her Joy(photo) by professore(m): 2:55pm On May 17
Mmmmm.
NYSC › Re: Delta State Corpers For Nysc 2017 Batch A Stream 1 by professore(m): 10:40pm On May 16
princezzz:
can we get to know ourselves before the D day?
Hello Princess, trust you are fine. I saw that you sent me a mail. Sorry I don't have access to my mail. What's up?
Pets › Re: The Consequences Of " Beware Of Dogs " Sign On Your Gate... by professore(m): 3:53pm On May 16
Informative.
Business › Re: Anybody Telling You Money Isn’t Important Has Probably Never Really Suffered by professore(m): 3:21pm On May 16
People know money is good but they try to say that don't be desperate or inhuman because of it.
Nairaland General › Re: Four Laptops For Mayorall Corporate Social Responsibility Gift To Nairalanders by professore(m): 4:31am On May 16
mayorall:
2024 csr for your reference

https://www.nairaland.com/8293294/1m-naira-corporate-social-responsibilities

As part of our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Mayorall will be giving out 4 pieces of 8th Gen Touchscreen x360 laptops to 4 eligible Nairalanders.

Eligibility Criteria

You must have been a member of Nairaland for at least 3 years.

You must have a history of contributing positively to help fellow Nairalanders.

Your posting history must be free from tribalism, hate speech, or constant insults. Sarcasm alone is not a ground for disqualification.


How to Apply

Tell us:

What you plan to use the laptop for

How it will help you personally, academically, professionally, or in business.


Qualified applicants will be contacted if selected.

Mayorall remains committed to giving back and supporting growth within the community.

Kindly note that a video verification will be conducted for beneficiaries .

All beneficiary will be selected in the next 7 days.
Thank you so much for this and God bless you Sir.

Now to the point, if you check my comments you will see they do not carry tribal sentiments, no hate speech, no divisive contents simply decency. I believe in positivity, respect for others and I try to follow threads for future references and rereading by making simple comments to bookmark the page, sort of.

I like reading and writing and that was what informed my moniker. I just completed my MSc and strongly desires a PhD, but it requires financial commitment and this laptop will help immensely. Also I want to write books and become a great author, again, this laptop will be of immense value to me.

Thank you for choosing me like MTN grin, I appreciate you in advance Sir.
Romance › Re: Why You Shouldn't Mess Around With Your Body by professore(m): 6:33pm On May 15
A lot of people are carrying invisible scars today because they treated intimacy casually, and only discovered too late that some actions leave permanent consequences.

The scary part is that many people only become “careful” after they have already lost something important.

Because sometimes the most attractive thing is discipline.

Where you hit it.
Education › Re: Chemical Odour At Ijebu-Ode Schools, 90 Students Injured, Hospitalised by professore(m): 4:57pm On May 15
Ah
Crime › Re: NAFDAC Raid Exposes Massive Fake Wine & Drinks Production In Nigeria (Video) by professore(m): 11:46pm On May 14
This people are wicked
Health › Re: Your Eyes Are Yellow. You Think It's Malaria. It's Not. by professore(m): 7:05pm On May 14
ViceGovernor:
Really, so tell us one medicine from the post........he dropped 50 percent information and you are calling it informative.
When somebody gives you 50% information, it is your responsibility to research the remaining 50%.
Travel › Re: Safety Tips For Outdoor Jogging By Commander RRS by professore(m): 1:59pm On May 14
Nice tips
Crime › Re: From Contract Offer To Suspected Ritual Setup/kidnapping: My Experience In Ogun by professore(m): 12:25am On May 14
Mmm.
Health › Re: Please Be Careful What You Take As Food. by professore(m): 5:40pm On May 13
Mmm
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Health › Re: Your Eyes Are Yellow. You Think It's Malaria. It's Not. by professore(m): 5:31pm On May 13
Very informative.
Health › Re: Alexx Ekubo : A Silent Health Crisis Many Nigerians Ignore by professore(m): 1:38pm On May 13
Mmm
Family › Re: Prenup Saved Ugo: Nigerian Man’s Wife In The UK Deported After False Accusations by professore(m): 3:09pm On May 12
Stay wise.
Properties › Re: Why Most Nigerians Run Out Of Money Halfway Through Building Their House by professore(m): 2:07pm On May 12
Nice
Literature › Re: Short Story: The Selfish Neighbor by professore(m): 1:56pm On May 12
You should have made it clear you don't want it from day 1 or 2
Properties › Re: Building A Bungalow In Nigeria? How To Estimate Costs (₦15M - ₦30M Range) by professore(m): 1:16am On May 12
Nice

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