₦airaland Forum

Your propaganda strategy is late unfortunately. You want me to use because of a NL thread to vote Tinubu or ATIKU in place of Obi right? How ridiculous.
I can assure you no one of Peter Obi fans will fail to show up during election even if you create more thousand threads on nairaland.

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Bluezy13:
The white one was usually milk, sugar and/or little quantity of Soya beans powder.
The dark one was usually zobo with enough sugar.
The yellow one was usually sugar, water, tamarine and yellow colourants.
The red one colourant as well but maybe augmented with citrus extract... For example the modernized Nutri-C fruit drink.

That's all I can remember. I'm certain there were other ingredients which I did not know of.
The point is... A child of now will prefer to buy a sachet of Nutri-C, mix in water and refrigerate it or simply buy zobo drink of N50.
Things have evolved.

Great perspective. But these days children still buy the redesigned ones like the picture below which I am guessing has exact same ingredients. Maybe the nylon packaging is what simply changed.

I find zobo a little below par because it doesn't arouse the taste buds as much as the lollypop candies. Do you have ideas where the sticks can be bought? Or even the machine for Mass production.

Bluezy13:
Don't sell. It is outdated and beverages are way expensive now. Colourants are no longer advised on such.

Sell zobo instead.

Great insight. Was it from beverages it was usually made?

YeyeGbami:
I doubt that. maybe in rural areas

Okay. Thanks for the context

Onyi22:
Indomie generation will not understand this

Ahh. Don't fire shots yet abeg. Lol.
I think children will still love it though

YeyeGbami:
Chaii i sucked the life out of these stuff back in those days, different flavor.

Yeah. Hahaha.

Does it still have a decent market value

My neighbor was wondering if this ice cream is still being sold nowadays or is there a reason no one talks about it anymore?

She wanted to start producing and selling it to students in the neighborhood. On my street there's like 3 big private schools at close proximity where alot of students pass through when going home after school.

What do you think? Is this a good business to venture into?
Thanks.

Oai007:
who is comparing keke to korope. sometimes I wonder maybe oyinbo do jazz for keke,anywhere keke enter other transport must pack. keke is flexible. can carry charter. can carry small loads to any destination.
well after graduating from futa i couldn't find work work life was hard,something told me to go and collect instalments.I did,I was shy.to cut the story short I have made 15k 8k 12k 10k. on January 1 some guys made 20k and I made 15k because they said pass me. well if korooe get problem I pity you .you can repair keke by roadside. my keke have worked for 8months without a day rest

Bro how can I reach you on WhatsApp? Thanks

Your contact?

Hezzyluv:
Yeah

Your number is not on your profile. Please what's your WhatsApp number bro

LagBlogger:
Oga I understand your situation.

I for say POS because the thing is profitable, I am into it although my wife manages from her shop where she sells provisions.

I started with 80,000 in March and as of last week Saturday my total capital is more than 180,000 from profit I have been re-investing back into the business.

Why I won't guarantee it is that it depends on location and there is some risk involved.

If you want to go into it look for opay or kudi. Avoid palmpay and moniepoint.

Please can you state some of the risk you're talking about bro? Thanks in advance

Hezzyluv hello, are you based in Lagos? I want to learn somethings about Keke riding in lag from you. Can we discuss on WhatsApp?

Bassmetrics hello, I am interested in that foodstuffs biz you talked about. Can we talk on WhatsApp?

2ndchildhood:
Am surprised nobody has mentioned football viewing center.. all things can pass away, but football stays eternal.. I wish I had 500k+ I would have ventured into that cool money making business..

Where are you located?

LecciGucci:
Drop ur numbr

How was your conservation with alexvatt regarding his barbing salon idea? Did he deliver?

alexvatt:
Ogba, Lagos

Chat me on WhatsApp let's talk about the salon business

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Scammers be ready to face the consequences

Emmakalu17:
Come let's invest in coco export business am into it I buy from farms in cross river and resale to exporter in dollars. But am still buying in small quantities for now so if you interested let me no. I don't say give me money

Let's talk: 090-17_15_05:::33

WhatsApp

Abeg how many domainers here is in this Lagos? Throughout this week and next I have nothing doing but to really dive deeper into domain.

It will be great to meet people from this thread.

ikhalyfah:
I still do manually.
And personally I believe no software is yet to beat the manual way... But if one is having a lot of domains to outbound, I suggest they can find a suitable software scrapper to increase efficiency, but at the expense of effectiveness.

You're helpful. Thank you.

Icecream4U:
Crypto friendly?

I used their card for multiple crypto arbitrage with ease until the recent dollar limitation from CBN.
There was a time someone mistakenly used crypto tag in memo when sending me cash, the bank called to inform me of federal government regulations surrounding crypto. I thought that was really thoughtful of them.

Geofavor:
Thank you. How long have you been using the bank? Any issues? I'm thinking of using it to save.

3yrs.
Absolutely none except the strong indian accent that I battle with when speaking with customer service.

Geofavor:
Of all banks. Why?

- Zero transfer fees
- No sms/account maintaince fee
- card dilevery to your doorstep
- crypto friendly
- toll free customer service line
- etc

Geofavor:
Which Nigerian bank do you use?

Standard chartered Bank

ikhalyfah welcome back bro, I remember you from my early days on here far back in '19.
I wanted to ask; do you still scrap emails manually? Or are you now using paid scraping?

I am wondering if manual email scrapping still work better than paid software because I wanted to subscribe for one earlier.

seankafor:
which bank account? Naija or foreign?

Naija. Basically to be channeled into offline visible investment, business, etc.

erwinschro:
Ok this is semantics. It is a fair attestion of value by a top international accounting firm. It is not just cash, but the firm does not think that they have misrepresented the value of their assets. Look, I have nothing to gain here and I am not trying to present myself as an expert on crypto - in fact I have never invested in cryptocurrency. What I do not like is securities fraud, and my countrymen losing their life savings to foreign ponzi schemers. Everything I have said anyone can look up for themselves, infact I ENCOURAGE you to.

USDC claims to be audited by Grant Thornton, a firm that's not even a big5 auditor. How can anyone know the audits are done properly using such a small firm?

Read this article where they have made several edits to their report and wordings: https://www.coindesk.com/layer2/2022/03/24/correctly-was-wrong-circles-accountant-tweaks-fine-print-of-usdc-attestation/

Furthermore the consortium website says that the reports are attestations. An attestations is not the same thing as an audit. These are all "MAKE BELIEVE" propositions to gain public trust. For all we know USDC can just be as unbacked as the usdt fud.

It's all ponzi let's not make it look like one is better than the other. (By the way paper currency isn't any better either. Still the same ponzi) Public trust is what usdt has gannered for several years unscathed and that's what has kept it running. What will happen if Tether loses that trust is that people will rush out of it and the peg will be lost as Tether might not have enough $ to pay out to everyone lining up to redeem into fiat. This same scenario will easily happen to USDC if it ever gets there.

I honestly don't feel right about the ensuing stablecoin saga and I think it will deal a huge blow on crypto if usdt loses its peg completely as btc will nosedive.

Currently we see a huge usdt burn going on as they struggle to maintain the peg. But the question is if they have faced this exact same fud multiple times before and, overcame it, why not now?

Well you're right, it is better to watch from the sidelines and not be caught up by the consequences of the final answer to that question. Absolutely, Busd might be a safer option but I prefer to liquidate most of my asset back into my bank account and leave just a tiny fraction in crypto. This bubble might burst soon. And crypto is not something to invest one's life savings into.

Note: there's a difference between Bitcoin and crypto.

erwinschro:
I don't know about BUSD but USDC is actually backed by real money 1:1. They have been audited multiple times and are very open and transparent about it. But if your USDC is in a crypto exchange you are still not safe. Don't forget what you have with the exchanges is not actually the coins, but the promise to be paid the coin by the exchange. If the exchange goes broke you still don't own shit so offline in your own wallet is still the best way to store tokens imo

Well you're wrong, USDC is also not audited so there's no way to verify the 1:1 claim.

It is only ATTESTED not audited. It is even stated in their site. Usdt on the other side has been tested for several years and withstood several heavy fud. How many years has usdc withstood? Currently people can simply claim usdt on tether website on a 1:1 ratio to a dollar.

CPI 8.3
Not good for btc

Luna currently the greatest crypto catastrophe yet to happen. I foresee SEC taking a serious stance soon and btc will react.

This dump is really huge because of the wide followership the platform has. That's the catastrophe in it