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Dell E6430 (Used by a US business)

Key specs

Intel Core i5 2.6ghz processor
8GB RAM
256GB SSD
1GB NVIDIA NVS 5200M graphics
Windows 10 Pro

Charger included

Price: 100k

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Feel free to ask if you have questions. Please do not bother offering anything lower than the price you see above. I may not respond to lower offers. Thanks!

Blessiing:
Kuku call my name na... The truth is i hardly eat something heavy, my food intake is custard, oats and others, i have swallow food once in a while, still yet i have ulcer and my tummy is big, i have used all the slimming tea i know but for where, so i will just keep rocking my stomach... I no kee person

While I don't love the big tummy, I like the self-love sha. At least you can say that you have tried.

Perhaps, you might want to find out if there's no medical condition attached.

shege45:
una dey complain about women, Men nko?
or women no dey like good thing?

Big belle na good thing? Me no get na.

Sorry to bring this thread back from the dead. It's just about something I am trying to unravel right now.

I currently know a couple "single" ladies with this "issue," which they probably don't see as a problem. It's a turn-off of sort for me - plus the small b**bs (those aren't really turn-offs, though).

Sometimes, I find myself wondering if the big tummy is due to some medical condition, such as fibroids. It's just confusing to tell.

PS: OP, are you sure this is only a problem for Nigerian women?

Marshal9:
There's no ulterior motives, I'm feeling like its not enough but right now that's all I have at the moment

Yeah, you might not have. Your question wasn't the first of it's kind. I wasn't referring to you specifically; that opinion was generic.

Matheusmartin:
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U people should stop asking this same yeye question abeg.


People with far less income are already having families and doing well..

I wanted to keep quiet because I knew someone might "attack" me if I typed what's on my mind.

Is it not the same country where married people are fighting for 30k minimum wage? There must be some ulterior motive behind these questions, I think.

Mercychen:
You're in your mid 20s? And still staying with your parents? It's obvious why your mom is picking on you unnecessarily. She wants you to leave and I think you should too.

I left exactly around that age, even without any pressure from my parents. So, I wonder what you're still doing there with all the insults.

As for your fiance, what part is he playing in establishing your tailoring biz?

This is Nigeria. What's the biggie? Mid-20's is "just" 25-26. And she's also a lady!

In a country where people graduate and cannot make something with their life due to lack of job or capital...

AntiChristian:
I knew you'll mention this


The Prosperity belief is common among the Christians and uncommon in Islam and even in idolatry. At least from what I see in Nigeria.
Look at the preaching, the miracle calls, etc all pointing to financial breakthrough. Every month New motto, Every year New motto! This is my month of increase, My year of abundant harvest. Next year will be year of geometric increase! Though few are unlike this. It's common that a Babalawo is poor (according to our standard) and contented with such.

Most Christians don't believe in destiny! They believe prayer can change destiny. But no one knows the destiny in the first place! You only know when it happens. So how do we know it has been changed?

My dad once had an accident that hw couldn't walk well for months! He recounted the incident that a woman beside him died but her daughter she was carrying survived with facial injuries. Some others died in the bus and some others lived.

Many cases abound as I knew someone who had a swollen leg just before going for NYSC. The leg became normal before he finished camping back then at Jalingo. If he were a Christian, he would have given testimony and recount how Jesus cured him from the swollen leg!
But he was a Muslim.

As I said before, my believe is to work as hard and right as possible relying of Allah. Whatever misses me is not meant for me and whatever is meant for me will never miss me.

Thanks.

I appreciate your time to respond.

But I can't help but say your view on Christianity and prosperity isn't entirely accurate, though. Maybe those that personify or project such thinking are the ones you see or relate with mostly.

Of course, if you are talking prosperity, you are more likely to be noticeable to people (be it to get enthusiasts or critics).

AntiChristian:
Firstly, I'm a Muslim. My believe is that God already has a plan for us before we were born. That's our destiny! Destiny is what happens from the time you start to exist till your demise and what happens after.

Everything is known to Allah and is written.

The popular Christian believe is that all of us must be doing well is false. Some will be poor, some will be rich and within this two categories there will be several sub-categories. I can call myself poor but I will still be richer than millions of other Nigerians

"Village people" as is widely claimed are real but are not powerful to affect our destiny except on what has been written there before.

Job in the Bible had serious catastrophes. He never for once thought any village people was against him. What ills have we witnessed that can be up to what Job witnessed?

No one knows the content of his/her destiny! Most just think it should be rosy throughout! And yes it could be rosy like that for some. Others may have a mixture of good and bad times.

Working hard is important but riches are not necessarily tied to it. But i believe in "tying my camel and having faith in Allah".

What misses me is not meant for me.
What is meant for me will never miss me.

Everyone will die at the time destined for him/her! No one is promised to live till old age. Even fetuses die as miscarriage.
And the "village people" too dey die!

Thanks for your response, sir. Your moniker though.

May I mention that the bold isn't necessarily a popular Christian belief or thinking, but a general one regardless of religion. It's the reason some people say things like, "But na my mate e be, why e come dey do better than me," "We attended the same school and I am even brighter and more hardworking than him but look how more successful he is," and the like.

Your response was thoughtful nonetheless. I have thought along that line time and again as well but I just couldn't help but question that line of thought sometimes.

ThaThinka:
Hello, everyone! There is something I wish to have your opinions on, please.

I have wondered time and again why some people seem to achieve less where other people appear to be doing great in comparison. The more interesting or confusing thing here is that some of those doing better don't even believe in God.

I believe that except the Lord builds the house the labourers labour in vain. So I try to involve Him in what I do for success. Still, you still often find that some other people doing way better even when they may not be putting in as much effort or be as "smart" thinking.

This sort of thing sometimes makes me think of "village people." But then I try to not think so much about those because I believe they can't do anything except God allows them.

I know we are not to hope in God for only material things. But I am rather confused about this phenomenon.

Any person have thoughts to share on this? Thanks.

Any possible explanation to this phenomenon, anyone?

Hello, everyone! There is something I wish to have your opinions on, please.

I have wondered time and again why some people seem to achieve less where other people appear to be doing great in comparison. The more interesting or confusing thing here is that some of those doing better don't even believe in God.

I believe that except the Lord builds the house the labourers labour in vain. So I try to involve Him in what I do for success. Still, you still often find that some other people doing way better even when they may not be putting in as much effort or be as "smart" thinking.

This sort of thing sometimes makes me think of "village people." But then I try to not think so much about those because I believe they can't do anything except God allows them.

I know we are not to hope in God for only material things. But I am rather confused about this phenomenon.

Any person have thoughts to share on this? Thanks.

While I disagree with some or most of the submissions, I was actually wondering recently how couples from different ethnic groups get along in marriage especially when neither can speak the language of the other.

The signs I have been seeing suggests I might eventually get married to a person of a different ethnicity. But while watching TV with a love interest recently, I noticed something curious: she'd rather watch movie channels in her own language more so than those in English.

This is a little matter. However, it got me wondering a little: how will this work out if we got married? And it might not be polite to simply go elsewhere and shift my attention to something else while leaving her to enjoy her choice.

Little things like the above are the "challenges." But the other issues you brought up...

obumsway:
Any place we una see ROI just begin run .... Always ends in premium tears .... Them go use english confuse you but in all na all runbish

Una no go kill pesin.

But to talk true, I'm extra cautious these days whenever it comes to parting with my money for anything that I don't have a concrete/direct control over. I ask so many questions for this reason that I often ended up looking like a time waster.

I don attend seminars taya without doing anything afterwards.

Life is hard enough already.

Qtsnow:
Dell Latitude E6410
6gb RAM
180gb
Core i5
Keyboard light
Webcam
Wifi
3-4hrs backup battery
Power pack
4 Key buttons removed but works

48k
Location - Ogba
WhatsApp or call 08055 611 684

Wow, too bad I'm only seeing this now. Got something somewhat similar in configuration on Friday. This is a good deal if there are no issues!

GboyegaD:
N200k minimum breakdown as follows:

N40k monthly for rent (3BR in remote part of Lagos),
N40k monthly towards school fees,
N16k monthly (N200/child/20 school days for breaktime snacks),
N90k monthly (N3000*30days) for feeding,
N14k monthly for miscellaneous.

Note this isn't including transportation because I don't have an idea how best to quantify that.

So, sir, everyone with a family of that size make up to N200,000 monthly?

busola500:
As Nigeria Is it now let me say 40k will be manageable for them

In what part of Nigeria? Well, it won't be in Lagos.

As I dey manage reach, I am not sure that amount will cover for both wifey and I if I were already married o considering all regular expenses.

Perhaps, the part I found most interesting is: "I guess I've pretty patched up now." Good one!

beckyomas:
Lol. I guess.

Can I send you a PM? I wish to ask a curious question.

beckyomas:
I am one such lady, only if mine would agree to that kind of arrangement. I dislike the attention and pressure, you have no idea. if it were possible to have no one attend at all, that would be even better.

Says who? You bet I do.

Such is life. There you're wishing your guy would agree and here I am hoping for same. Case of "he who has head has no cap and..."

Greystone:
She's obviously a good lady. Never let her go. Good girls are so hard to find.

If I were you, I would marry her.

You can manage her brother's issues easier than replacing ur lady.

Good indeed. At 22, you can never be really sure. Not many people, including women, really know what they want at that age.

Temmylee01:
even self for western par of the word after church item7 is always on ground.

How many have you been part of, sir? And what were the average number of invited guests?

Bola146:
No, your friend is not serious, I don't know why people borrow because of one day ceremony. I attended a wedding last month, all of us wasn't up to 20 people at the court. They served us one big meat pie and a coke inside one fashioned nylon. They were happy and I was happy to celebrate with them too. They have the money but the wife told me they needed to plan ahead, also because of high increase in foods, they changed their plans. Wedding ceremony last just for some hours, na the couple go suffer the hunger

Bless you for this!

OP, I believe people should do things they deem fitting. People should stop living their lives to conform to a "standard!" You will be left to bear the consequences of your actions alone.

Though I have never been married, I think the most important thing is to get the consent of a woman's parents or guardians before proceeding to get married. All the ceremonies are good but not necessary. It's high time we learnt to cut our coat according to our cloth!

If I have my way, I'd prefer a very private wedding (less than 20 people in attendance). But how do one find an understanding lady to agree to that? I don't like too much publicity even if I were rich.

phorget:
You wan carry another man load?

Abi o. This must be a reason some guys out there are afraid to have anything other than s*x to do with single mums: the ex factor. I'm learning.

Babalegba:
Your teeth has become sensitive,use sensordyne toothpaste and see a dentist pronto about possible tooth extraction

Thanks.

The curious thing is that this problem only started weeks after seeing a dentist and I wasn't told I had any cavity issue when I visited. Add to that the fact that my dental hygiene had improved probably before even having the S & P procedure.

I wouldn't be considering an extraction any time soon.

This is the kind of thing I was hoping to avoid and a reason I visited this section hoping to find a dentist for advice.

I'm beginning to experience slight discomfort, especially when it's cold or I took fluid that is below room temperature. The strange thing is that this is coming after having my first scaling and polishing in years while also improving my dental hygiene afterwards.

AmazingELixir:


Op What is the use of showing pictures when we can't see the disfigurement.

I don't like these kind of things sef.

As in ehn

BlueAir:
What is online content writing about

It's mainly about writing content for online uses or writing for other people by connecting with them online. Please search for "online content writing" on Google.

MoneyMusthear:
I am good at content writing. Please, can you put me on the line? Thanks a lot m

Have you learned the basics of doing that online? If not, perhaps, you should first learn a little about that and send me a PM if any part is unclear.

In content writing, the most important requirement is being able to string together coherent, sensible sentences. You only need tips on how to become better from them on.

You may search "how to become an online content writer" or "how to become an online freelance writer" to learn more about this.

DreamAmerican:
I have been considering writing. Kindly drop your email so I can reach out. Thank you.

Sorry, I think the better approach would be for you to send me a PM via my profile. I can't leave my email address on a public forum. Thanks.

Please do as I suggested to someone above before reaching out to me on aspects that might be unclear. Regards!

Kaysalas:
Are you teaching him for free? Or you still wan kollect, untop the guy story??

Baba, I don't do such things. That'll be wickedness!

By the way, neither he nor the other guy ever followed up.

SpringofLife:
Please I'm really interested in the online content writing. Help me with any link if you have please. I believe I can do that very well. Thank you.

We're making progress, I guess.

I think the easier approach would be for you to read up about how to do online content writing (or online writing jobs) via Google. Then send me a PM when you need further clarification or have unanswered questions. Okay?

Justice505, I honestly can't say I can teach you how to be a good content writer. You just need to be able to write coherent sentences to start with; if that's covered, you could also do what I suggested above.

Shalom!