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Toma2:
Its preferable you upload a clear picture if you need buyrs

Toma2:
Is that an ink dot?
Does it have a screen burn?

iamSirPhil:
Could you share the contact or direct me to where I can get one.

ewawumi:
Please, share the sellers details. I Need one too

holysaint1:
Pls as for the mosquito killer, does it really do the job of killing mosquitoes?

Like if its on now, it will actually attract all the mosquitoes in the room and kill them ?

pocohantas:
I have come to learn that anything that makes it to ecommerce sites, Instagram or whatever, automatically doubles price. You pay for your ignorance of not knowing where to source these things directly and you pay them for bringing it to your doorstep.


Few days back I was passing somewhere and I saw them selling inbuilt ovens, microwaves and those big foreign used refrigerators (Hotpoint, Siemens and Whirlpool mostly). Out of curiosity I stopped and decided to window shop. Mind you, I didn’t even know where I was, but it was on the mainland. The seller, an old woman, told me a refrigerator of about 250l is 80k. She said I should price it small. The inbuilt oven is 43k.

Mind you, I know pages that sell the same refrigerator for 130k. All because it made it to Instagram and they assume online shoppers are impatient and have a lot of money to throw around.

My Point: You can go out there and buy these things yourself at cheaper rates, since the prices here are competing with flagship stores.. Online shopping these days is a scam. Decluttering is also becoming a scam. I am not sure it is meant for Nigeria and Nigerians.

You see office table and chairs, those Igbo traders along Egbeda road are looking for who to buy it @20-30k.

Ussycool:
I am in for Niger Bida
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Maryam1234:
Please I am available,Lugbe Abuja.

Kcxee:
Bauchi Gombe kano anyone or three

Randomgist:
Kaduna kaduna

blues343:
KOGI Idah

Help pls

Access Bank Lagos City Marathon offers Africa a gateway to the world - – Ajoritsedere Awosika

Ajoritsedere Awosika, the Chairman of Africa’s largest retail bank, Access Bank PLC, has affirmed that the Bank’s sponsorship of the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon is in line with its strategic objectives to be positioned as ‘Africa’s Gateway to the World’.

“Sports is one of the gateways to Africa and conversely one of Africa’s gateways to the world, hence, the annual Access Bank Lagos City Marathon connects with our strategic objectives to make the continent more attractive to global investors and trade partners,” Awosika said while addressing the press at the recently concluded 7th edition of the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon.

Speaking on the bank’s long-term plan in relation to the marathon and sports, in general, she stated that Access Bank is going global with its efforts and the Access Bank team has been given a target of about 5 years to achieve this goal. “Access Bank is looking at getting beyond today. It’s already in our strategic plan,” she said.

The marathon, which returned to its full-scale form, saw Geleta Ulfata of Ethiopia emerge as the winner of the 42km men’s race. Ulfata beat about 300 marathoners on Saturday morning to claim the grand prize of $30,000. In a closely contested finish, Ulfata edged out David Barmasai and Emmanuel Naibei — both from Kenya — who finished second and third, respectively and will go home with $20,000 and $15,000.

Ethiopia’s Dagne Siranesh Yirga was the first woman to cross the finish line at 2 hours 33 minutes and 50 seconds. She was followed in second place by compatriot Alemenseh Guta and Kenya’s Naomi Maiyo in third place. They also will be going home with $30,000, $20,000 and $15,000 respectively.

The Access Bank Lagos City Marathon was led by key figures in Lagos State and beyond including, His Excellency Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Governor of Lagos State; His Excellency Femi Hamzat, Deputy Governor of Lagos State; His Excellency Philip Shaibu, Deputy Governor of Edo State; Mr Sunday Dare, Current Minister of Youth and Sports Development; Herbert Wigwe, Group Managing Director, Access Bank PLC; Roosevelt Ogbonna, Deputy Group Managing Director, Access Bank PLC and a host of leaders from the private sector.

Kcxee:
Bauchi
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Ojey1234:
I have tried many times its saying the group is full

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Kcxee:
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Efon
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jospepper:
your email please.

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