₦airaland Forum

Where did these rumour mongers get their information from? This is how they keep deceiving the public with fake stories. No official announcement has been made from INEC. We should avoid speculation please.

Nigerians are fond of talking gibberish.

The military has come out to say that they cannot guarantee safety of lives and property in the trouble spots. If you are a parent with a child serving as a corper in those volatile areas, or in areas where Buhari's supporters unleashed mayhem in 2011, would you willingly allow your child to participate in election duties in areas where those stark illiterate, machete wielding youths with no regard for human life and only deterred by military presence hold sway?

People just yak nonsense without considering all the angles to this? Must we hold elections and put certain persons in harm's way? Nonsense.

First things first. Get our mum released on bail on Monday using a lawyer to enforce her fundamental human rights. Then institute a case against the police and have them busy on that, also getting an injunction to prevent them from arresting and harassing your mum.

But the fact remains: you are owing the bank. Get a professional to negotiate terms of repayment of that loan immediately. Fact is that you should never have allowed it to get to this level. Banks are under pressure to recover non-performing loans and if Cecilia Ibru's properties can be confiscated by AMCON over matters such as this, your mum who has little or no connections cannot expect to be treated better.

I should use a pin to puncture that Alex Badeh's stomach. I just loathe that man.

Dollar is 210 buy and 208 sell. Sheraton Abuja rates...

simpleseyi:
Buhari was the Minister of Petroleum Resources in 1978, Buhari and Obasanjo built refineries. Allison Ojo-Maduekwe has been the Minister of Petroleum Resources under Goatluck Jonathan for several years now. Allison Ojo-Maduekwe and Goatluck Jonathan have been destroying the refineries that Buhari and Obasanjo built.

Stop lying. The 1st one in Alesa Eleme was completed in 1965, Kaduna in 1975 and the catalytic cracking extension of the Alesa Eleme refinery completed in 1988 along with the Eleme petrochemical plant. The Warri project was started before Buhari became minister. So which one did he build?

lookingforjob:
THIS IS WHY I WILL NEVER FORGIVE MY PARENTS. I WAS A GOOD YOUNG FOOTBALLER BACK THEN BUT INSTEAD OF ENROLLING ME IN PEPSI ACADEMY, THEY INSIST I GO TO SCHOOL. NOW I FINISH SCHOOL AFTER 4YEARS NO JOB. GOD KNOWS I WOULD HAVE BEEN IN A GOOD FOOTBALL CLUB NOW EARNING MY LIVING.


E NO GO BETTER FOR THEM

At least they paid for your schooling and fed, clothed and housed you from birth. Come to Mararaba overhead bridge in Nasarawa state and see what would have been your fate if you were born to the poverty ridden people begging in that place.

Never despise your parents.

Zoharariel:
Gate keeper of Hell - Papa Oyedepo with that his bald head like Abija. I only pity his gullible followers

Pity yourself. Only a fool would choose to believe an unguarded and unproven statement from a former member of the Vikings Confraternity who now found himself in a government house as a governor. Stupid shameless Nigerians.

wakacome:
Please sir what is the name of the website??thanks..

Sorry I am not ladywriter. I am not such a generous person. Again, I told you it is for a certain area of expertise which I happened to study for my Masters abroad. So it is not for all comers. All I am saying is that no one should be stuck with slave wages. Most of the people that write for publications like Readers Digest are paid in this manner.

abeylevels:
Letter To Bishop Oyedepo: Thou Shall Serve No Other God, By Adeolu Ademoyo
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dear Bishop Oyedepo,

Based on the foundations of our faith in the Acts of the Apostles whereby as Christians we are urged by the living God to proclaim the Gospel with joy, great enthusiasm and minister to the poorest among us, I bring the word of God to you with respect to your decision to be part of the 2015 elections and what they hold for the poor and most vulnerable among us –the friends of our Lord Jesus, our Emmanuel-God among us.

Ordinarily, it ought to be presumed that as a Bishop of your Church that you are aware of this divine message, which rests on the divine unity of the Body Of Christ. But your recent decision which divided members of the Body of Christ in your Church-Winners Chapel, Ota, western Nigeria- when you openly asked them to pray for President Jonathan’s success at the polls, and, which led to the open resistance of your curious prayer point has justified this reminder.

The Incorruptible Body of Christ rests unmistakably on Joy To The World for that Joy To The World is at the core of His Word among us, which is at great risk given your embrace of the source of major corruption in the land-President Jonathan, who is the source of the misery, poverty, joblessness, un-employment of the poor and vulnerable who our Lord Jesus calls us to minister to and proclaim the joy of the Gospel to.

This message concerns the visit of President Jonathan to your church-Winners Chapel- at the thick of the 2015 campaign during your church’s third service on January 25. President Jonathan was in company of Mr. Jones Arogbofa his Chief of Staff and Mr. John Kenny Okpara Executive Secretary of Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Board.

Given the way our kind God is working for Change in Nigeria we have it on record that President Jonathan has been sending emissaries to some Pastors to pray for him meaning to pray against change. The information yet to be confirmed is that money is changing hands and the emissary in this transaction where money is being used in hot pursuit of Pastors and the Body of Christ is allegedly Mr. Okpara Secretary of Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Board.

Dear Pastor David Oyedepo, here is where you come in because you are one of these Pastors praying against Change in Nigeria. And this calls to question our call to serve the poor and most vulnerable among us by our God.

First, as a Bishop, you are expected to say the truth. As a Bishop, you are in the eye of the Nigerian Christian Community. Yes it is true that as Nigerians there are some of us Christians who can reconcile our Christian faith with corruption. There are some of us who in open disregard to the scriptures, which proclaim “They promise them freedom, but they themselves are slaves of corruption.
For whatever overcomes a person, to that he is enslaved. ” Peter 2:19 would force a false reconciliation of the Incorruptible Body of Christ, the scriptures with the insane corruption under the watch of President Goodluck Jonathan.

Regardless of this, you have the faith obligation to say the truth before Nigerian Christian Community whether you visited President Goodluck Jonathan, and whether you asked members of the Body of Christ in your church to pray for President Jonathan who has never been a friend of the Nigerian poor and the vulnerable. So Bishop, I have a simple question for you: did you visit President Jonathan, and did you ask your church members to pray for President Jonathan’s success at the polls?

If you did, did you visit with other brother Pastors? If so, who are these brother Pastors? What are their names? Who organized the visit? Nigerians know that your brother Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria who is also supposed to be the president of Christian Association of Nigeria has sold CAN to President Jonathan as part of his campaign structure. Hence, we want to know if Pastor Ayo Oristejafor was part of this visit too.

Now these are what are in the pubic domain. Because the vast body of the laity across all Christian denominations of our faith who are closer to the street conditions of the poor in Nigeria have decided to defend the Incorruptible Body of Christ by distancing themselves from the corruption under President Jonathan, the president has panicked.

The president panicked because unmindful of the history of our nation, he has in a most divisive manner initially sold himself as “the Christian” candidate. That did not gain any traction among Nigerians and the Christian laity because President Jonathan’s regime seethes in corruption, and President Jonathan’s social and moral corruption stands in fundamental contradiction to the Incorruptible Body of Christ.

Hence, Nigerian Christian laity have decided to distance themselves from him in defense of the Incorruptible Body of Christ. This is because if someone is a Christian and he/she is going into politics, and he/she wants to put herself forward as a Christian, then such person must go into the roots of Christianity which is a service to the poor, the socially and economically broken, the lonely and the most vulnerable and socially disabled in our society.

This, the Christian-in-politics must do in defense of the Incorruptible Body of Christ. That is, we know a Christian candidate if there is one, and not the mere parroting that “I am a southerner then I am a Christian candidate” like President Jonathan is mistakenly doing in direct offense and antagonism to our individual Christian and moral consciences.

Sir, Bishop Oyedepo, a Christian candidate is not who is dubiously and on private, personal friendship basis anointed by the CAN president-Ayo Oritsejafor, a business man though a Pastor, whose role is transient and who like all of us mortals must account for his service and sins against the poor, before our God.

Rather, the Christian candidate is that who represents the “poor” roots of Christianity as a service to the broken and who then ministers to the spiritual needs of the poor as the poor is lifted out of poverty as we proclaim the Gospel with joy.

Thus a good Christian must run on an anti-corruption platform for the Body of our Christ is Incorruptible. Sir our faith is fundamentally irreconcilable to corruption. Because our anointment is an anointment to serve the poor ceaselessly without season, our anointment knows this.

Dear Bishop, I am not the one talking. It is a voice from the scriptures, which I commit to you thus “They promise them freedom, but they themselves are slaves of corruption. For whatever overcomes a person, to that he is enslaved. ” 2 Peter 2:19

But on the contrary, Pastor Oyedepo, sadly, you stated your position on the nature of our anointment. Against, 2 Peter 2: 19, Pastor David Oyedepo, you brought in President Jonathan-a corrupt symbol of the negation of the Incorruptible Body of Christ and therefore of our anointment.

Pastor Oyedepo, you chose to abandon the divine roots of Christianity which is service to the poor, the vulnerable, the broken, the lonely and the socially ignored in favor of the artificially “mighty” and possessor of the transient and finite in our lives.

Pastor Oyedepo, against the voice of the lonely, the broken, the ignored, the economically and socially invisible due to poverty, you chose to align with the transiently “powerful” the finite, the mortal, due to the transient “power” of Oil money.

Pastor Oyedepo I put it to you, due to your worship at the altar of the transient, gold, silver and oil, you divided members of your church. It will take the restorative nature of the mercy of God to restore unity. This is why we must see the end and exit of corruption in our society and lives.

For our God gave us a commandment brought down by Moses form the divine Mount, which says “Thou Shall Have No Other god beside me”. Pastor, do you still remember this? When you bow before oil money as you do, you have created other gods.

When you divide members of your church through intimidation as you do, you have created other gods. When you secretly worship at the Mount of Corruption as you do, you have created other gods.

When you look at the poor straight in the face and you say, “I do not care… I care only about my oil and the money it festoons me with” you have created other gods.

But Pastor at this holy hour, just before the decision remember the voice of the poor from the Nigerian streets. At this hour, there are no Christians, there are no Muslims; there is no young there is no old, there is no literate and there is no illiterate, there is no south, there is no north, there is no west, there is no east; you only have the poor and the transiently “mighty” it is one body, one soul, one divine voice reminding you of the “poor” roots of our faith of Christianity in the Acts of the Apostles and commandment handed over to us from generation to generation saying and beckoning “Thou Shall Have no other god before me… Thou shall serve no other god beside me…” This is the word of our Lord.

Dear Bishop David Oyedepo I leave you to your Christian conscience and the loving and kind hand of our God of Change who is ceaselessly patient and kind and who will welcome us and you anytime we change and return to HIM.

Yours in Christ.

Adeolu Ademoyo aaa54@cornell.edu Africana Studies and Research Center, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.
Source: http://blogs.premiumtimesng.com/?p=166677

Another fool. Why can't you address the US govt where you living to stop legalizing homosexuality?

abeylevels:
Letter To Bishop Oyedepo: Thou Shall Serve No Other God, By Adeolu Ademoyo
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dear Bishop Oyedepo,

Based on the foundations of our faith in the Acts of the Apostles whereby as Christians we are urged by the living God to proclaim the Gospel with joy, great enthusiasm and minister to the poorest among us, I bring the word of God to you with respect to your decision to be part of the 2015 elections and what they hold for the poor and most vulnerable among us –the friends of our Lord Jesus, our Emmanuel-God among us.

Ordinarily, it ought to be presumed that as a Bishop of your Church that you are aware of this divine message, which rests on the divine unity of the Body Of Christ. But your recent decision which divided members of the Body of Christ in your Church-Winners Chapel, Ota, western Nigeria- when you openly asked them to pray for President Jonathan’s success at the polls, and, which led to the open resistance of your curious prayer point has justified this reminder.

The Incorruptible Body of Christ rests unmistakably on Joy To The World for that Joy To The World is at the core of His Word among us, which is at great risk given your embrace of the source of major corruption in the land-President Jonathan, who is the source of the misery, poverty, joblessness, un-employment of the poor and vulnerable who our Lord Jesus calls us to minister to and proclaim the joy of the Gospel to.

This message concerns the visit of President Jonathan to your church-Winners Chapel- at the thick of the 2015 campaign during your church’s third service on January 25. President Jonathan was in company of Mr. Jones Arogbofa his Chief of Staff and Mr. John Kenny Okpara Executive Secretary of Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Board.

Given the way our kind God is working for Change in Nigeria we have it on record that President Jonathan has been sending emissaries to some Pastors to pray for him meaning to pray against change. The information yet to be confirmed is that money is changing hands and the emissary in this transaction where money is being used in hot pursuit of Pastors and the Body of Christ is allegedly Mr. Okpara Secretary of Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Board.

Dear Pastor David Oyedepo, here is where you come in because you are one of these Pastors praying against Change in Nigeria. And this calls to question our call to serve the poor and most vulnerable among us by our God.

First, as a Bishop, you are expected to say the truth. As a Bishop, you are in the eye of the Nigerian Christian Community. Yes it is true that as Nigerians there are some of us Christians who can reconcile our Christian faith with corruption. There are some of us who in open disregard to the scriptures, which proclaim “They promise them freedom, but they themselves are slaves of corruption.
For whatever overcomes a person, to that he is enslaved. ” Peter 2:19 would force a false reconciliation of the Incorruptible Body of Christ, the scriptures with the insane corruption under the watch of President Goodluck Jonathan.

Regardless of this, you have the faith obligation to say the truth before Nigerian Christian Community whether you visited President Goodluck Jonathan, and whether you asked members of the Body of Christ in your church to pray for President Jonathan who has never been a friend of the Nigerian poor and the vulnerable. So Bishop, I have a simple question for you: did you visit President Jonathan, and did you ask your church members to pray for President Jonathan’s success at the polls?

If you did, did you visit with other brother Pastors? If so, who are these brother Pastors? What are their names? Who organized the visit? Nigerians know that your brother Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria who is also supposed to be the president of Christian Association of Nigeria has sold CAN to President Jonathan as part of his campaign structure. Hence, we want to know if Pastor Ayo Oristejafor was part of this visit too.

Now these are what are in the pubic domain. Because the vast body of the laity across all Christian denominations of our faith who are closer to the street conditions of the poor in Nigeria have decided to defend the Incorruptible Body of Christ by distancing themselves from the corruption under President Jonathan, the president has panicked.

The president panicked because unmindful of the history of our nation, he has in a most divisive manner initially sold himself as “the Christian” candidate. That did not gain any traction among Nigerians and the Christian laity because President Jonathan’s regime seethes in corruption, and President Jonathan’s social and moral corruption stands in fundamental contradiction to the Incorruptible Body of Christ.

Hence, Nigerian Christian laity have decided to distance themselves from him in defense of the Incorruptible Body of Christ. This is because if someone is a Christian and he/she is going into politics, and he/she wants to put herself forward as a Christian, then such person must go into the roots of Christianity which is a service to the poor, the socially and economically broken, the lonely and the most vulnerable and socially disabled in our society.

This, the Christian-in-politics must do in defense of the Incorruptible Body of Christ. That is, we know a Christian candidate if there is one, and not the mere parroting that “I am a southerner then I am a Christian candidate” like President Jonathan is mistakenly doing in direct offense and antagonism to our individual Christian and moral consciences.

Sir, Bishop Oyedepo, a Christian candidate is not who is dubiously and on private, personal friendship basis anointed by the CAN president-Ayo Oritsejafor, a business man though a Pastor, whose role is transient and who like all of us mortals must account for his service and sins against the poor, before our God.

Rather, the Christian candidate is that who represents the “poor” roots of Christianity as a service to the broken and who then ministers to the spiritual needs of the poor as the poor is lifted out of poverty as we proclaim the Gospel with joy.

Thus a good Christian must run on an anti-corruption platform for the Body of our Christ is Incorruptible. Sir our faith is fundamentally irreconcilable to corruption. Because our anointment is an anointment to serve the poor ceaselessly without season, our anointment knows this.

Dear Bishop, I am not the one talking. It is a voice from the scriptures, which I commit to you thus “They promise them freedom, but they themselves are slaves of corruption. For whatever overcomes a person, to that he is enslaved. ” 2 Peter 2:19

But on the contrary, Pastor Oyedepo, sadly, you stated your position on the nature of our anointment. Against, 2 Peter 2: 19, Pastor David Oyedepo, you brought in President Jonathan-a corrupt symbol of the negation of the Incorruptible Body of Christ and therefore of our anointment.

Pastor Oyedepo, you chose to abandon the divine roots of Christianity which is service to the poor, the vulnerable, the broken, the lonely and the socially ignored in favor of the artificially “mighty” and possessor of the transient and finite in our lives.

Pastor Oyedepo, against the voice of the lonely, the broken, the ignored, the economically and socially invisible due to poverty, you chose to align with the transiently “powerful” the finite, the mortal, due to the transient “power” of Oil money.

Pastor Oyedepo I put it to you, due to your worship at the altar of the transient, gold, silver and oil, you divided members of your church. It will take the restorative nature of the mercy of God to restore unity. This is why we must see the end and exit of corruption in our society and lives.

For our God gave us a commandment brought down by Moses form the divine Mount, which says “Thou Shall Have No Other god beside me”. Pastor, do you still remember this? When you bow before oil money as you do, you have created other gods.

When you divide members of your church through intimidation as you do, you have created other gods. When you secretly worship at the Mount of Corruption as you do, you have created other gods.

When you look at the poor straight in the face and you say, “I do not care… I care only about my oil and the money it festoons me with” you have created other gods.

But Pastor at this holy hour, just before the decision remember the voice of the poor from the Nigerian streets. At this hour, there are no Christians, there are no Muslims; there is no young there is no old, there is no literate and there is no illiterate, there is no south, there is no north, there is no west, there is no east; you only have the poor and the transiently “mighty” it is one body, one soul, one divine voice reminding you of the “poor” roots of our faith of Christianity in the Acts of the Apostles and commandment handed over to us from generation to generation saying and beckoning “Thou Shall Have no other god before me… Thou shall serve no other god beside me…” This is the word of our Lord.

Dear Bishop David Oyedepo I leave you to your Christian conscience and the loving and kind hand of our God of Change who is ceaselessly patient and kind and who will welcome us and you anytime we change and return to HIM.

Yours in Christ.

Adeolu Ademoyo aaa54@cornell.edu Africana Studies and Research Center, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.
Source: http://blogs.premiumtimesng.com/?p=166677

Another fool. Why can't the address the US govt where he is living to stop legalizing homosexuality?

$1 for 500 words? Real slave wages.

I have 2 websites where I am a contributor of articles pertaining to my area of specialty and I am paid $50 per 1000 word article. And this is because I am a bronze writer. Gold and platinum guys earn as much $300 per article.

berem:
Nawao! Upon all the money Oledepo has,he's still collecting bribe? Or is he not part of the compromising pastors?

Where did you see Bishop Oyedepo mentioned or any pastor? Let Amaechi bring proof. His master can't even prove he went to school. Nigerians are too gullible for my liking.

This is a dangerous precedent. It cannot be allowed. Yes, they can be rewarded in some way, but as a confirmed Niger Delta man, I would certainly not put my faith in an army dominated by any aboki again.

What is the agenda here? Will Niger Delta youths also be put in the armed forces? We can't return to the days when the armed forces was made up 80% of northerners.

Niger Delta youths here: make Una wise up o! Where is this strange declaration coming from? Buhari cannot be trusted. If he becomes president, one day he will start retiring southerners from the armed forces and replacing them with civilian JTF.

Then he will find an excuse to impose a retaliatory state of emergency somewhere in the south and deploy these people there. Them more surprises will come up and before you know, voila! A sharia state.

No! We will resist this!

40dogzz:
Well i see u guyz ain't ready 4 biz. I have done biz with guyz on niaraland without seeing them, what the heck with these guyz blabing. I sent money to a guy in lag i never knew before & we did smooth biz. U guyz ar just shouting coz of 50k, i have lost millions in biz & life goes on. Money comes money goes, if u don't take risk then u will be in 1 position.

Go and jump into the soakaway pit in your house. Dishonest fellow.

40dogzz:
see ignorant man, is this a treat or what? 4 ur info i hav never feared any1 in my life, bring it on. So what will be ur bases to deal with me? Do u think is an illegal road side thingz, na men wey dey mouthed the run am if u no know.

If you see case you go run.

40dogzz:
I stay in gwarinpa close 2 charle boy, why will i hide i know am clean. I posted my phone number, u should have called.

So you even live on 6th avenue. Ok naaa!

Make you venture win. We will trace you and get you to explain how you made it, you and your source.

It is people like this that keep truncating the few good things that Jonathan is trying to do. Let equity and justice and merit prevail; no way. People like una no go gree. Na God go punish all of una. Rubbish!

Imagine people making public statements based on hearsay which the Winners publicity team has clearly debunked. The church service is online for all to see. When did Bishop ever make a statement of hate?

Anyway, the monopoly of violence does not rest with the north. This will not be like 2011 when helpless corpers were killed. This time it will be fire for fire and the sultan should know this. He should call his people to order.

naija2dabone:
Do you think if buhari wins he will scrap youwin and terminate the payment our remaining trenches?

Which president has ever continued with the policies of the last one?

laudate:
Gbam!! You hit the nail on the head, o jare! That 40k report is a bunch of crap.

Operational expenses are wrongly estimated and goverment taxes have not been factored in. The Techno Oil that he is referring to, has a Gas Plant along Lekki-Epe Expressway, that has been in existence for over 5 years, so when exactly did he write this report for them?

That company also has very few gas plants within the country and is unlikely to expand its retail gas operations soon, as it has not recouped the money it spent importing & distributing cylinders, last year.

Competition along the Lekki-Epe axis where their gas plant is located is very high, as over 8 gas plants are also in operation along that same road. There is a price war going on every week in that axis. The gas plants there are barely managing to break even.

See how the guy said it is the business model is exactly what is obtainable in New Zealand, Australia, UK and India.
so far, there are just two companies in Nigeria operating this model and they are in Abuja .. LWKMD!

My brother thank you.

You can imagine the guy says he works in LNG, and he has colleagues who understand the business better than some of us that did it way back and paid our school fees with it.

But instead of selling the report to his fellow LNG people with all the money they are paid and with their "advanced knowledge", he prefers to come to Nairaland to sell it to us who in his words are "ignorant" and who will in his assessment, be more gullible and be awed by his LNG, haulage and LPG ownership claims.

E no work. It is too early in 2015 for people to fall for such scams.

40dogzz:
Some Nairaland members ar very fund of doing this. They did not investigate a person, or even send a person money they have started calling the person a trickster. Am waiting 4 the closing date as i said, i will post @ll the contact. It happend on the trend 1st grade london wears, where some people accused the guy that he is a scam not untill some that have done biz with him cleared the air.

Aha! Dem don dey show themselves again o! Dem don come again o!

Who be that young woman that could not simply answer a question on how to end strikes in the country? She is better off as a child breeder and nothing more. Goodness me!

okoji:
Why is gtbank charging cot? Are the accounts no longer cot free? Just got alert for cot charges now

Better ask them to refund the money sharp sharp or else you will take the case up with the YouWIN secretariat. All YouWIN accounts are COT free.

mrofficial:
And how much was Peugeot then? . Peugeot must be very expensive then if $5.1m could not buy it.

A station wagon cost 16,000 naira. A relation bought one in 1984 and showed to us!

neksummi:
I don't know why they like making extensions at the last minute!

I concur. I am sure the "YouWIN slot allocation vendors", "feasibility report sellers" and "YouWIN certified consultants" will find this sweet music to their ears. More time to enable them continue hoodwinking people here.

Columella:
Thanks Everyone for your awesome comments.......I have just showed your comments to my colleagues and we are all laughing.........lol
some of you clamor it should be free if I want to help
some of you calmor that it is a scam
and some make cheap naive statements...

Mr stagger, roadside vendors are not a hindrance neither are they gonna be competitors once you adopt the marketing strategy recommended for this business. I'm not sure you all know what a feasibility study is.

some said I stole this documents and i'm selling it.......well, if you think it's stolen, don't u think it would be wise to take an advantage of the fact it's stolen? stolen things are cheap isn't it?

another said youwin is over so no need......well, this document wasn't made for youwin. it was made for businesses with a vision.

I wish you all well with whatever you do.

just to throw a little hint, this feasibility study was developed for #echno Oil ltd (I'm sure you all can guess the company in full) and the company would soon commence with this business model for their lekki operating terrain.

#knowledge is power.

young people want to become successful yet they refused to learn the fundamentals of business or been an entrepreneur.........
I repeat, KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.

Who gives a f... who the report was developed for? If it was developed for a company then why are trying to sell it here? Please keep your report. Nobody here will fall for it. You should have gone to the WEFA to pitch it to some investors there.

Or better still, why not show it to those your colleagues? Would it not be easier to sell it to them or partner with them since you all work together and "know" the business in and out? You are even the one that they should be laughing at...trying to sell a report to ignorant people when you have enlightened colleagues who should understand the business better and so should be easier to convince on the viability of the business. You can as well go to creek road market or Borokiri waterside in PH and sell the business to those market women there.

The only way this business can really succeed is if the FG bans roadside filling of gas. Back then, I had to go to AP at Reclamation road in PH to do the filling of cylinders, then ferry them to my location.

Until the FG takes action, people will keep patronizing those fillers and those into home delivery will need to work extra hard to make it.

So I would find it hard to pay 40k for such a feasibility. All those Igbo traders making millions did not pay for such feasibility studies.

coderXO:
Street price for USD to NGN today 30th January 2015 is at N208-N210.

Only God knows what is this country is turning into.

Very scary.

Confirmed. N205 at Sheraton Hotel Abuja today, and N304 to the GBP.

Columella:
Mr Stagger, this would be my last reply to you as I don't engage myself in an ignorant and argument.

1. As at 1987 which you claimed to have sold LPG, LPG consumption was very low.
2. As at 1987 which too claimed to have sold LPG, our refineries where working perfectly well and LPG was sourced from there (it was never imported).
3. LPG consumption crash from 1992 down till year 2000 reason been that our refineries started messing up and people resulted to importation of LPG which sky rocketed the price of LPG and made the product unattractive to compared to energy substitute like kerosene which was cheaper. the introduction of NLNG changed the whole game.
4. yes 40k Is noting compared to what I make on a monthly basis both from my job and as an entrepreneur. I would use this opportunity to state that I run a haulage company also.
I would not give out this feasibility study report for free because anyone who values knowledge should know it doesn't come for free. as I stated clearly in my openin post, I said only the first 3persons would be privileged.
if you aren't interested, its not mandatory you should comment or make statements that portrays the level of ignorance in matters like this.
this report is lying on my desk accumulating dust.
and just so u know too, it was prepared for a company under my supervision by a top rated research company in Nigeria and it doesn't cost anything less than 300k to do such report which contains everything.....I mean, everything a company needs to be successful.

thank you and goodluck to everyone.

Thank you.

By the way, the LPG business paid for my schooling o!

So whether the consumption was low then (which I doubt because I was clearing off 100 bottles of Cot, NIDO, Eagle and NNPC product a month easily as I had a good location), or whether it has changed, your price for such report is too high. I looked at the figures and even though I admit it looks well researched, there is a lot of gap between figures and the realities on ground.

To also add: one of my companies is a Level 1 procurement vendor for an international civil service organization. 90% of my money is made in foreign exchange. That is my level now. If you do not know what it means, ask some of your connected friends; they will tell you. I am not a local player. If you want, I can give you my vendor ID privately so you can verify.

Columella:
Ignorance is a curse and brings about foolishness when exposed. do not comment on stuffs you know noting about.
LPG is generated from two source.

1. associated gas: which is lpg gotten from refined crude oil. in Nigeria, we don't have working refineries therefore, we don't refine crude talkesss of lpg from associated gas which is a byproduct of refined crude. infact, our refineries flares this associated gas.

2. Gas reserves : Natural gas ( and not LNG)can be processed into LPG, PNG,CNG and LNG. we are blessed with huge reserve of this gas and that is were 90% of our lpg is gotten from. in fact, we produce more lpg than we consume..the rest is usually exported to majorly west African counties

in fact, I shouldn't even be replying your ignorance because it sounds like I'm defending myself.

do u know how much it cost to do a feasibility study done? I don't need the 40k.....I'm only selling it because I don't want to give it t for free......it wouldn't be appreciated.

and just so you know Kid, I work for the NLNG and still own an LPG refilling plant........please get a life kid.

Thank you for clearing my ignorance. As at 1987 when I was selling LPG, I don't know if LNG had come on stream. And why are you selling a material for 40,000 if you are working in LNG and own an LPG plant? You should be making money from your company and not from hapless people who will probably not have the millions required to start an LPG plant. Most LPG plant owners do not sell manuals or ebooks!

and Mr adult, can you tell me the 4 LPG brands that were commonly sold in Nigeria as at 1987, since you are the adult and I am the "kid"? Also educate us where those who were using gas cylinders in the 70s and 80s were getting their LPG from. Maybe from the LNG plant your forefathers built right?

Columella:
To all those who wants to register for the youwin programme, if you do not have a feasibility study done on your business, you cannot and wouldn't be able to the Next level.

I have a prepared feasibility study report on Cooking gas home delivery service for a middle class area.

if interested in this business report/plan, it cost 40, 000 and payment would be made only after you have physically inspected the documents.
The document is exactly what Bank and Investors want to see when applying for a loan or seeking investors.
The document can be used to apply for the current YouWin programme in Nigeria.
The document was prepared by one of the top 5 marketing researching companies in Nigeria.
I am only going to sell this documents to the first 3 persons.


Dear Investors,

Undoubtedly a vast investment potential exists in the domestic liquefied petroleum gas filling sub-sector of the Oil & Gas Industry in Nigeria. A large proportion of the middle and upper socio-economic class of people depend on gas for cooking purposes. So are industries, government establishments, hotels, hospitals, restaurants, bakeries e.t.c  

A statistic for the country some years ago showed that a mere 5% of the consumption potentials of LPG were attained. It is therefore evident that we have a long way to saturate the Nigeria LPG Market if it were to be fully developed because if a domestic consumer is sure of getting LPG when and where he needs it at the right price, he would most willingly convert from firewood, coal or kerosene to LPG.  

With huge gas reserves of 185 trillion cubic feet and the Nigerian government's strong commitment to developing the gas industry through the Gas Master Plan, there are a lot of emerging opportunities for investors in the sub- sector. With less than one kilogram me per capita consumption, Nigeria ranks among the lowest liquefied petroleum gas consuming states in Africa despite its huge gas resources.  

Today, Nigeria consumes about 110, 000MT per annum and we have about 130 LPG plants and 7,000 retailing outlets. If we can move the consumption level up to 750,000MT per annum, we expect to have about 250 LPG plants and 74,970 retailing outlets.”   More succinctly, a captive market of over 165 million people makes investment in LPG bottling plant viable since one of the challenges the Federal Government as well as LPG operators are forced to grapple with is how to popularize the use of cooking gas in Nigeria.

Following the unprecedented demand for LPG in Nigeria and attendant scarcity of the product which has resulted in sharp and arbitrary price increases, the distribution of gas products has been deregulated. Consequently, private individuals and firms can now set up LPG plants.  

New African Continental Energy seeks to engage in the HOME DEIVERY, distribution and sale of cooking gas -Liquefied Petroleum Gas {LPG} in Ikeja, Lagos state Nigeria.  

The company would supply about 70 cylinder of 12.5 kg weight per day through personalized cylinder pick-up and delivery services to our client's doorstep with our vehicles.   The required startup capital estimate of the business is N 5,933,000.00 ($40, 000) and it would be funded either by Equity or 100% loan.  The loan would be used to finance our purchase on installation of the production plant and the working capital. We expect to generate a net profit after tax of N 3,359,730.42 ($19, 763), N 3,627,832.26($21, 340) and N 3,986,509.08($23, 450) in the first, second and third year with the repayment plan of three {3} years with moratorium period of three {3} months. The assumed interest rate for the loan is 25%.


For a copy the full study report, it cost 40, 000 and payment would be made only after you have physically inspected the documents.
The document is exactly what Bank and Investors want to see when applying for a loan or seeking investors.
The document can be used to apply for the current YouWin programme in Nigeria.
The document was prepared by one of the top 5 marketing researching companies in Nigeria.
I am only going to sell this documents to the first 3 persons.


We do hope to hear back from you
Email: columellanigeria2010@gmail.com

Thank you.
Okebugwu Williams Ikechukwu
+234(0) 8029716876
( call, sms or Whatsapp.)

You see yourself?

What does our huge gas reserve (liquefied natural gas or LNG) have to do with Liquefied Petroleum Gas (propane + butane mixture; derived from the refining process of crude)? Or you want to start selling natural gas? You cannot be talking of LPG business and talking about LNG reserves. The two do not go!

See how your opening statement has defaced the rest of your pitch? Now you want to sell this stuff for N40,000?

WOW!

For once I agree with Dr Okupe. Buhari has thrown away his only chance to convince people like myself on what he has to offer the second time around.