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ndala: LEADERSHIP further gathered that the boy, a highly placed, “Asaba yuppee” had been having problems with his step mother who allegedly placed a death curse on him.

Hmmm.

Acidosis: If I do not hate Dangote despite his massive wealth and achievements, donations, and fame... why would I hate Goldie?? is she Dangote's boss...patron??

Dude, get a life!

Its not my business if you hate or love anybody. That's your own problem. You guys and this Illuminati stuff is ridiculous.

[quote author=samm_miey]Are you now insinuating dt it is not easy to ascend the ladder of fame in this world without being initiated into illuminati or any secret society[/quote]Thats the major problem of broke asszz Nigerians. They dont believe anyone can be successful without ties to the devil. You cant blame most of them na. They all broke bastardss who think every successful person is illuminati. fuckkkkiiinngg deluded people.

SimonAndal: Man! Can't you guys just get it? NOT ONE FILE!!! And I'm not even emphasizing on the file size, my emphasis is on the data size...and the fact that it's with free wifi. Dunno how else to make y'all geddit.

You really do know how to crack me up

Now i am starting to dislike the mods here. Why will this make frontpage? This is ridiculous. Dont you have respect for the dead? Must everything be illuminati? If someone becomes successful, you say its Illuminati. Can someone become a celebrity without DDouchebags and foolish people saying thrash about? This is too ridiculous.

To all the haters and broke assz bastards who think successful people have to get their wealth from the devil or illuminati. Get a job, its not their fault you were raised to be unsuccessful

Philolos: You just did the same... But to preserve the context... My post could have gone on the next page and may not make sense as a standalone...

Lol. ok i get you but the 1st post is too long na

manny4life: I did not say "wealthy family", there's a very distinct line between rich and wealthy. If you go to previous threads about his comments, you will see proof.

Anyone can brag about anything online. I am just saying you cant conclude just by his comments.

Philolos: OP, don't bite the hands that feed you. Come to think of it, you are probably a NID posing as a NIN - good job. Nevertheless, it is public information that in 2012, NID remittance to the motherland, Nigeria, was $21 billion. Please compare this with your $31.6 billion, 2013 budget. I'll help you do the math: 67 percent. We know the $21 billion from NID can be seen on the ground in the housing sector, agriculture, auto industries, feeding of families, etc. In addition, most of the weddings, burials, etc. are funded by mostly NID funds. However, most of the 2013 ($31.6 billion) budget will find its way to foreign accounts – it’s happening as I type.

Again, I warn you not to bite the hands that feed you.

NID is actually Nigeria's best hope. NID could not impact from within; however, NID has a good track record of impacting change on the ground from Diaspora.

Must you quote the whole post?

manny4life: Godogwu, is a 19yo kid whose father and mother are rich not an average Nigerian who's struggling. He thinks Nigerians living in the U.S. are hungry, he thinks mortgaging (financing) is poverty. The few recent threads(about 6months old) tell of his type. Anyway, the dude needs reality check.

Is that the only proof you have that he is from a wealthy family?

SimonAndal: Lemme re-phrase: 13GBs worth of files in 3 days.

i was not referring to your English. I was referring to the fact that you bragged about having bandwidth and yet it took you 3 days to download 13GB of data

SimonAndal: Yup! School wifi. Downloaded 13GB in 3 days.

. You just made me fall off my chair at work.

[quote author=henry/deelinkag]“While Sunday is confined to a hospital bed, Gbanwuan is still at his duty post at the Ebutte Ero division, showing no concern for her condition.”[/quote]Seriously?

SimonAndal: But I've got bandwidth and resources to waste, so why not?

Really?

dahonestboss: Arrant Nonsense,

your write up is one sided, there are foreigners living in Nigeria as well, are they running from their fatherland?

and why would you just conclude on your own that NID are migrating and never going to come back?

And since its our choice, why are you ranting over it and frustrated?

Probably you have been denied visa many time, and this is your time to pretend like Naija is the best, so as to justify your choiceless reasons to stay back and feel better about yourself?

Once again, Arrant Nonsense.

My point exactly

@ eGuerrilla

Just wondering if you have an idea on this

Are companies in Nigeria already using Cloud services? If yes, which one?

Last time i checked, Some Naija companies were not bothered about about backing up their electronic data as long as they have a hard copy.

eGuerrilla: But how do you plan to sell and support cloud-based ERP solutions when you do not have a relationship with the vendors concerned?

The thing about cloud based products is this

You don't have to support it. You install and configure it.If your client is having issues with it,you do normal checks to ensure everything is fine at the client's side and then you call your vendor straight. They resolve the issue, not you.

Clouds based products are just applications with their server hosted with the Vendor. You cant get access to the server to fix it, That's the vendor's job

eGuerrilla: Do you have a current reseller account with any ERP vendor?

If you don't, you will do well to find out precisely what this entails.

Not a lot. some of them are free or you need to pay yearly subscription which is not a lot. They do ensure you have a registered company though.

[quote author=.NET]I'm collaborating with SAP & maybe Microsoft. Based on their policies, they don't sell ERP directly to users. Instead, they refer the end-user to their agents (which i can become very soon). I am allowed to charge as much as I deem fit. I just pay a certain amount for each client. Plus, they also give me a certain percentage of the amount I remit to them if I reach an agreed milestone in the number of clients and Revenue generated for them.

.NET

More questions and criticisms are welcome. I wanna be sure I've plugged all the holes, before I venture into this thing.[/quote]Cool but whats the internet speed of most companies in Nigeria? Thats comes as a factor if you going to offer Software as a service. I dont know for sure and its part of what i want to make research on. If they does have good internet speed, using SAAS will be pointless

powerblaze: Cloud its great as a ' 3D' storage server.. Though i'd think you should just rent a huge space from corporate cloud firms like google, and be a reseller.. Or something like that.. Also, rather than just store files, why not add something more dynamic, like a software solution with back end cloud support.. Like an, sql server on the cloud.. Pm me.. We could work out something

I feel that will be too expensive for Nigerian companies. My advise is if he has the money,he should build a data center.Reduce his price to that of other popular vendors. The downside is also electricity, bandwidth and also security.

[quote author=.NET]I am building a business model on Enterprise Cloud Computing. A Cloud site where clients and businesses can store files in a server and use at will. But first, I want to start by re-selling ERP applications like SAP to Businesses (at a cheaper rate) on the Cloud through my site.

I'll be buying the servers from Dell by October this year(mehn, these machines are really expensive o). We intend to kick off Cloud operations by January 2014.

Please feel free to ask me questions about this. Also analyse what I've described and tell me the pitfalls to avoid.

.NET[/quote]The only Pitfall i see is bandwidth issue and Naija mentality say why do i have to go for your service when Microsoft and Amazon cloud is there.

Chief06: you are wasting both time and money . Cloud with the cloud based in Nigeria? Sorry, but you're setting yourself up for failure. google Drive, Box, the box, amazon cloud are too big too be beaten by a startup with one server, in epileptic power supply in Nigeria

You wrong. Free clouds services are not supposed to be used in companies.Most companies will prefer a paid subscription which ensure that thier data is secured. Also for companies who wants to store their data offsite and not with popular vendors will want to go for his service

Men. see adenuga. looking fresh

I am sure wunmi Allen will be pissing in her pants right now . She scammed the wrong person and she used the wrong forum to scam

ypzilanti: Gej steps out to make a public speech and pauses when he sees the strange looks on audience faces.

GEJ: (whispering to Abati) Why are they all looking at me like that?

Abati: It's a strange day, Sir: The Pope resigned suddenly...also Stephen Keshi suddenly resigned.

GEJ: So what has that got to do with me? Is that why they are staring at me?

Abati: They are hoping, Sir...they are just hoping...

Which kind rubbish be this na? Wetin dey worry suarez? After i trade RVP for you, you just ruin my game. WTF.

Sore losers

Men, my blood dey boil as i dey read this woman message. WTF. no respect, no manners. Nothing. She said her location is not of anyone's business. She is definitely hiding. If she has projects in Nigeria, someone should involve the police or EFCC to seize those lands she bought bought using other people's money. She woman has been in the scamming business for long, Someone needs to put her assssssss down.

lapaz6410: knowing nigeria, that cup will be stolen at MMA hahahahaha

Go hug Transformer joooo

To all the Nigerian Haters on this topic.


In your face

yes ooooooooooooo