Politics › Re: FG Spends N5.8bn On Presidential Jets In Six Months by soldierdollar(m): 10:19am On Nov 14, 2015 |
Koleman: I hope you wailers are prepared to do this for the Next 4yrs? And do people even real at all. That post is not saying the president spent money on buying new air planes or incurring any extra expenses. Pls read out de first sentence. It is only spending that money to maintain the air planes bought by the previous administration. Maybe you still dont understand. Let me use a simple example to illustrate. "IF YOUr FATHER RENTS A DUPLEX FOR YOU AND Suddenly dies towards de expiration of the rent, when the time for payment comes, i wonder who is going to pay the rent? Now you have two choices, first choice is you bear the huge cost and pay the rent. Second option you agree the cost is to much and so you relocate to much more cheaper and affordable house. Now if am not mistaken one of the few promises made by buhari upon assumption of office is to sell some of the air planes so as to minimize cost. Now what i expect any rational mind to do is concentrate on reminding him of that promise! Now has baba forgotten? Please shut up brainwashed fool . He chose to maintain them and not to sell them. You want the wailers to help you remind him of his fake promises ? You're just wicked |
Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 12:58pm On Nov 13, 2015 |
TempDreamz: Looks well-put together @soldierdollar 
How do I get in touch with you? Thank you sir Nwodochristian@gmail |
Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 10:28am On Nov 13, 2015 |
TempDreamz: Hi Soldierdollar,
I find you claims quite fascinating Congratulations!
What niche is your blog centered around? I am asking because I'm hoping we could work out a symbiotic relationship if your niche would be of relevance to one of the companies under my portfolio.
Someone already advised that you invest in Startup companies. That would seem like a lucrative idea only if you can spot a good startup idea. UBER would be a perfect investment (in the real world), but unfortunately for people like you, they're already well-funded with Venture Capital funds.
Leave me an email or contact, let's talk.
Cheers It's a multi-niche; technology, health, entertainment news, politics... etc. Take a look>> http://jadijadi.com |
Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 7:51pm On Nov 12, 2015 |
Pidggin: One step at a time, Dangote didn't make all his money in one day. Thanks |
Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 5:20am On Nov 12, 2015 |
iAmCharis: Ditto..!
Diversifying streams of income can be a good thing though but let your feet stand firm in one first before thinking of spreading. You're just 4 months into blogging which is yielding something good and you're already thinking of something else which may in turn milk you dry. From what you said, you're not ready for another business. You want to start up a business that wouldn't require your presence? I laugh! Bro, FOCUS! Thanks for the advice . But I think it's still possible I set up a business that doesn't require much skill and hire someone to manage it . |
Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 5:07am On Nov 12, 2015 |
Pidggin: 500K in 4 months, what is your niche? Why not focus on what is working for you. Linda spends hours creating content for her blog daily. With such income coming in from your blog, you must be giving great content to your readers for you to such have traffic. If you have other businesses how will you continue to do this? Your story is not adding up, good luck. You mean I should focus only on blogging ? Note, I am not Linda. Haven't you heard about not laying one's eggs in a basket ? Dangote , as rich as he is has several busineses running. I just need a business which will not distract me from blogging and that's why I came here . |
Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 9:37pm On Nov 11, 2015 |
phonesNgadgets:
Firstly, let me congratulate you for deciding to take your future into your hands.
Secondly, let me pat you on the back for having a blogging experience.
Now my advice: Start e-Commerce ( e-Business, e-Retail )
I'm speaking from experience. I just got funding from an investor to expand my e-Retail business.
Keep calm & startup! All the best bro. Thanks. I made up my mind not to depend on government for income. I have imagined what labor market would look like and I was challenged to be my own boss. can I get your phone number? |
Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 6:24pm On Nov 11, 2015 |
charix: If this man is not a scammer then link up with him.
Alternatively if you're really a blogger as you say then research is nothing new to you. Start with their official site http://uber.com, do google searches and soon enough you'd find the information you seek.
As for me, I have no idea how to invest with them and the quoted post was what brought my attention to them using public funds. I only suggested the company because you were looking for ways to invest. Why do you guys keep stressing the blogging part?  Thanks for your suggestions anyway . I'll look them up and get back to you |
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Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 6:18pm On Nov 11, 2015 |
henry255: Mr liar, pls Wats the name of your supposedly #500k generating blog? http://jadijadi.com Please fvck off my thread if u have nothing meaningful to contribute |
Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 5:27pm On Nov 11, 2015 |
charix: Yes, with strategies they've used to make themselves top dog in countries around the world you're very sure to make returns since they've built world-class experience. I don't have experience in investment . Do I buy shares with them ? How do I reach them ? Do you have any idea about their interest rate ? |
Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 5:20pm On Nov 11, 2015 |
charix: Ok. Invest in a startup. With less than N100,000 invested you'd see huge returns. There's uber presently operating in Lagos and they'd need funds to spread across the country. You can never go wrong investing in a global brand like that as you would always see returns and never get owed. Thanks . I'll give it a shot . seems it's new in Nigeria . |
Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 5:13pm On Nov 11, 2015 |
moderation2020: invest the amount in a financial company and collect 7% on monthly basis, and you can withdraw your initial capital anytime
invest 500k = 35k monthly for live pending your withdrawal of your initial capital invested I see .. Which financial company do u recommend ? |
Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 5:12pm On Nov 11, 2015 |
Favparis: go into IMPORTATION BUSINESS.
IF YOU ARE IN PORT-HARCOURT, DON'T MISS MY UPCOMING TRAINING.
IF YOU DON'T RESIDE IN PORT-HARCOURT, CHECK MY SIGNATURE Please be elaborate . what are the things I should import ? |
Business › Re: What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 5:10pm On Nov 11, 2015 |
charix: Why do I find this hard to believe? Blogging alone, three months, N500,000?! Lol. That's the reality . This month's pay will be almost #200,000 . When u have d strategy .. Income flows |
Business › What Business Should I Venture In With N500k Startup Capital ? by soldierdollar(op): 4:55pm On Nov 11, 2015 |
I am a 25 year old graduate and waiting to be deployed for NYSC (wish it were scrapped though  ) . I have been blogging for 4 months and was able to earn and save about N500,000 (3 month salary ) As lucrative as it may seem, I don't want to depend solely on blogging as I want to expand my income streams . I need someone to suggest a business which will not require much of my attention ( an employee might do ) and will allow me much time to tend to my blog. Startup capital should not go beyond #500,000 Lalasticlala front page please  |
Business › Re: How To Register A Business In Nigeria by soldierdollar(m): 4:40pm On Nov 11, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: EFCC Chairman: Yet Another Notherner, Are Southerners Incapable? FFK Asks Buhari by soldierdollar(m): 2:00pm On Nov 10, 2015 |
Lattop: Fani receive brain naw
And if I may ask when did ffk became the mouthpiece of the Biafra Discuss his message .. Don't discuss the messenger . |
Investment › Re: Virgin Atlantic Pulls Out Of Nigeria, Sacks Crew - The Nation by soldierdollar(m): 12:40pm On Nov 10, 2015 |
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Investment › Re: Virgin Atlantic Pulls Out Of Nigeria, Sacks Crew - The Nation by soldierdollar(m): 12:26pm On Nov 10, 2015 |
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Investment › Re: Virgin Atlantic Pulls Out Of Nigeria, Sacks Crew - The Nation by soldierdollar(m): 12:00pm On Nov 10, 2015 |
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Investment › Re: Virgin Atlantic Pulls Out Of Nigeria, Sacks Crew - The Nation by soldierdollar(m): 11:48pm On Nov 09, 2015 |
belabela:

There was no argument. You arw simply too daft in business management to argue.
Reading an economic textbook doesn't make you an investor. Bill Gates, Richard Bradson and Dangote didn't spend time reading textbooks.
And investors don't abandon their market because a president who at most will last for 8 years is from APC or any other political party I recommended an economic textbook cause it seems you don't have a vague idea about economics . If your brain can comprehend well, read this https://next.ft.com/content/cdd28b88-35de-11e5-b05b-b01debd57852And investors don't abandon their market because a president who at most will last for 8 years is from APC or any other political party Just when I thought you have finished displaying your ignorance about the subject of the argument. We're talking about the performance of the president and how his body odour has scared away investors and you're here blabbing about political parties . Did I mention political parties in my argument ? Lol. When I call you names it'll seem like am exaggerating |
Fashion › Re: Nneze Richards Crowned Miss Independence Nigeria (photos) by soldierdollar(m): 10:01pm On Nov 09, 2015 |
MsZeezah: Lmao. Na so so beauty contest them know una for, Miss Market, Miss Lacasera, Miss Oshodi, Miss Keke Napep, Miss Molue, Miss Container, Miss Subsidy, Miss BringBackOurGirls, Miss Spaghetti. Her mates are there, being entrepreneurs, trail blazers in their fields, inventors...una dey fight untop beauty queen title! Abeg, I can't laugh this morning jare Why would any right thinking Yoruba be jealous of these pageants? You're giving your clan way too much credit.  Pained yellobar  'Her mates' are still Igbos .. Invention has always be attributed to the Biafrans  |
Fashion › Re: Nneze Richards Crowned Miss Independence Nigeria (photos) by soldierdollar(m): 9:57pm On Nov 09, 2015 |
wellmax: Is this your pride? Shame on you Yellobar detected Antivirus do your work |
Celebrities › Re: What Rita Dominic Wore to AFRIFF Opening, Are The Trousers Not Too Long? by soldierdollar(m): 9:53pm On Nov 09, 2015 |
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Celebrities › Re: What Rita Dominic Wore to AFRIFF Opening, Are The Trousers Not Too Long? by soldierdollar(m): 7:37pm On Nov 09, 2015 |
quiinnBee: her hairstyle is exactly like mine  Oya clap for yourself  |
Investment › Re: Virgin Atlantic Pulls Out Of Nigeria, Sacks Crew - The Nation by soldierdollar(m): 6:07pm On Nov 09, 2015 |
belabela: And when investors don't understand they leave?
You are dancing round nothing. You wonder why investors stayed during Abacha's regime. You are just too daft in understanding foreign investment.
You are citing car importation...how has Buhari made VA close business in Nigeria?
Even MTN that is being fined is not eager to leave.
The US fined a few banks to the tune of billions of USD and these banks are not eager to leave.
Your argument is no argument at all. It is a classic case of babbling If you have a sense you'll understand that everyone's resolve is not the same . That company A left a country doesn't mean others can't survive it As infant as you're , you expect every investor to march out like a troop of army . It's a choice and such choices are provoked by a dull@rd's lack of administrative capability . Before you quote me next time , grab an economics text book . I thought I was arguing with a human being . Run along troll |
Politics › Re: Arase Issues Final Warning To Pro-Biafra Prostesters by soldierdollar(m): 3:27pm On Nov 09, 2015 |
mazeltov: alexia? inability to read or inability to read and understand? Which one is your problem? Don't you get it? You're a troll  |
Investment › Re: Virgin Atlantic Pulls Out Of Nigeria, Sacks Crew - The Nation by soldierdollar(m): 3:23pm On Nov 09, 2015 |
belabela: You are really daft as far as business/investment is concerned.
Your idea is that Investors are too angry about not understanding Buhari that they have to shut down their businesses in Nigeria. What do you really think investment is? I can give you the ABC of business . Investors are not angry . They only don't know what the future holds for them . I can leave a country of I feel the government will come up with harsh policies like hiking the taxation rate. If I am an importer of cars in Nigeria and Nigeria wakes up one day and bans importation of cars , should I remain in the country ? Even when the government has not laid out their policies or their body languages are not sending any signal to investors, this will create tension among investors and might compell them to leave out of anxiety and uncertainty . Investors need to understand the direction of the economy to decipher if it is fertile enough Ministers are supposed to be providing these directions but they are no where to be found . You don't have to be sad anyway . Virgin Atlantic is still in the country https://www.nairaland.com/2724529/not-leaving-nigeria-virgin-atlantic |
Politics › Re: Arase Issues Final Warning To Pro-Biafra Prostesters by soldierdollar(m): 3:12pm On Nov 09, 2015 |
mazeltov: Yes I was minding my own business until you quoted/mentioned me. I've never defended anyone and never will I compare myself with someone else in life - not even on nairaland. I'm happy to officially tell you that I'm a living definition of GREATNESS , you too can be only if you can expand and consolidate the depth of your knowledge and stop expounding Greatness as buying houses in banana island.
However, apart from the amalgamation of your stunning ignorance at all axes, nothing else about you entertains me. You're already entertaining yourself with your greatness . what else ?  |
Investment › Re: Virgin Atlantic Pulls Out Of Nigeria, Sacks Crew - The Nation by soldierdollar(m): 3:00pm On Nov 09, 2015 |
belabela: Seriously?
Even though I do not expect any reasonable answer can I ask you how Buhari sent VA away? His body odour sends bad signals to investors . which country relies on body odour to revamp the economy ? Investors have not yet understood the economic policies of the country and they can fortel that the policies when unraveled might affect them . If you're in this country you would have heard that investors are parking . Lacasera and many others are gone and you still need a soothsayer to tell you that Buhari's slow-and-steady movement is sending bad signals to investors |
Investment › Re: Virgin Atlantic Pulls Out Of Nigeria, Sacks Crew - The Nation by soldierdollar(m): 2:50pm On Nov 09, 2015 |
belabela: And where did you get the idea that virgin atlantic restructuring is due to APC or Nigeria?
Are you bereft of thinking or you are just lazy intellectually?
In case you are so clueless of what is happening. Goldman has just pulled out of the emerging markets citing economic slowdown. So the leaders of brazil, China, Russsia, Indonesia, Nigeria, South Africa, India etc are to be blamed?
Oil prices have been down for more than 10 months are you blaming Jonathan, Buhari or Nigeria for that?
It's educated illiterates like you that give Nigerian graduates bad reputation They said PDP bad ruled the country for 16 years . Now Buhari has emerged , which party are we to blame ? Who's responsible for the bad economic situation that's sending investors away ? |