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in as much as he tries hard to sound professional, i can still note some air of schadenfruede in his voice. |
spotlessduke:yea right |
silverbird tv already airing the video. simi mum sef lol. she be like, "that boy is too soft to be a real soldier. he probably borrowed the uniform. he is not a soldier" ![]() |
the size of his organ sha. BTW!! How did she know he has a monstrous organ in the first place ? the big organ shouldn't be blamed jare, the woman would have done it even if the man's organ is as slim as a straw . na so Eve leave Adam go dey cheat on him with Lucifer, na em Lucifer carry apple give am. see wia it landed us today. |
OneManLegion:I've been wondering where the buhari e-warriors where or whether they they were still held up at the petrol station. I'm glad they finally got fuel to charge their phone. now let the war begin. ![]() |
Mrjo:hahahahahahaha ha ahhahahahaha kai kai kai!! madam give me garlic too |
lol. that's how it is |
how come the buhari e-warriors are quiet all of a sudden? oh i remember, they are still at the fuel station. ![]() |
nansense! it's all GEJ's fault |
Epatty:i have a babrber friend. he is good at what he does. he charges 300 per haircut. i can bet on my life he makes not less than 15k everyday considering the crowd always waiting patiently for their turn. that's about 450k in a month. u forgot to add he is the personal barber to the state governors sons and many prominent men. now tell me how many civil servants or profesionals that rakes in much money? |
Do you aspire to become an entrepreneur; a business owner? May be you are consistently in a brainstorming session to discover that proverbial great idea that will take the world by surprise before you launch your business. Like gold, great idea is precious and not readily available. The skill required for Gold prospecting (the act of searching for new gold deposit) is active and not passive. A lot of research, speculation and technology (metal detector etc) goes into the process. Yet most aspiring entrepreneurs expect to discover gold passively without first of all going for the search. It is common conception that you need a great idea to start a business that will become successful, especially in the 21 century – the information age. The belief holds that those who launch highly successful businesses usually begin first and foremost with a brilliant idea (technology, product, market potential) and then ride the growth curve of an attractive product life circle. Aspiring entrepreneurs rely on this belief to idly await that moment of epiphany when the light bulb turns on, and the proverbial great idea pops up, before they take the step to get started. As compelling as it is, this belief does not reflect in most successful companies; and if relied upon, often result in procrastination, self limitation and latency. Procter and Gamble started as a simple soap and candle maker, Motorola started as a struggling road side battery eliminator repair business. Great idea is like gold; to discover it you must get out there and start digging. Below are examples of entrepreneurs and companies that bent the concept of ‘Great idea’ being the essential tool to start a successful business. Note that this article is not meant to dispute the importance of having a good idea and a plan before starting a business. The point here is that it doesn’t have to be a reason for inaction. As an aspiring entrepreneur, you have to remove every negative orientation and ideology that is holding back from taking action. 1. Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard – HP On August 23, 1937, two graduate engineers in their early twenties with no substantial business experience met to discuss the founding of a new company. They had no clear idea what the company would make. They only knew that they wanted to start a company in a broadly defined field of electronic engineering . They brainstormed a wide range of initial products and market possibilities, but had no compelling ‘Great idea’ that served as the founding inspiration for the fledgling company. Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard decided to first start a company and then figure out what they would make. They started trying anything that might get them out of the garage and pay the light bills. According to Bill Hewlett: When I talk to business schools occasionally, the professor of management is devastated when I say that we didn’t have any plan when we started – we were just opportunistic. We did anything that would bring in a nickel… The company struggled and stumbled along for nearly a year before it got its first big sale – 8 audio oscilloscopes. It was until early 1940s Hewlett and Packard – HP – got a boost from war contracts. 2. Masaru Ibuka – Sony When Masaru Ibuka founded Sony in August 1945, he had no specific product idea. In fact, Ibuka and his seven initial employees had a brainstorming session – after starting the company – to decide what product to make. For weeks they tried to figure out what kind of business this new company could enter to make money to operate. They considered a wide range of possibilities, from sweetening bean- paste soup to miniature golf equipment. Sony’s first product attempt (a simple rice cooker) failed to work properly and its first significant product (a tape recorder) failed in the marketplace. The company kept itself alive in the early days by stitching wires on cloth to make crude but sellable heating pads. With the Sony Pioneer Spirit, Sony had grown to become a global leader and manufacturer of electronic products. 3. Sam Walton – Wal-Mart Sam Walton also started without a great idea. He went into business with nothing other than the desire to work for himself and a little bit knowledge and a lot of passion about retailing. He didn’t wake up one day and say, “I have this great idea around which I’m going to start a company.” He started in 1945 with a single Ben Franklin franchise five-and-dime store. Walton built incrementally, step by step, from that single store until the ‘great idea’ of rural discount popped out as a natural evolutionary step almost two decades after he started his company. In his words: “ Somehow over the years folks have gotten the impression that Wal-Mart was something that I dreamed up out of the blue as a middle aged man, and that it was just this great idea that turned into an over- night success. But our first Wal-mart store was totally an outgrowth of everything we’d been doing since 1945 – another experiment. And like most over-night successes, it was about 20 years in the making .” 4. Igvar Kamprad – IKEA Ingvar Kamprad started buying and selling matches and pencils at an early age. At age 17, with a cash reward from his father, for doing well in school, he founded IKEA. He continued to expand his business to a variety of goods, including wallets, watches, jewelery and stockings. In 1947, Kamprad introduced furniture into the IKEA product line. He later focused his business on furniture making. One day one of his employees, Gillis Lundgren was having difficulty fitting a table for transport. After several unsuccessful trials, out of frustration he shouted: “Oh God! Let’s pull off the legs and put them underneath!” That incident gave Kamprad the ‘great idea’ that birthed to a low cost product line… furniture designed to be sold unassembled. This established IKEA as a cost leader in furniture business worldwide for its innovative and stylish designs.. 5. Mrs Ogunwale – Baker Bitters The list will not be complete without an example from home. Mrs. Ogunwale, maker of Baker Water and Baker Bitters told her story, on how she discovered a business opportunity and quickly shifted focus from her initial passion-oriented business. Mrs. Ogunwale was passionate about catering. She won a deep freezer after a vocational training program, and started her catering business, somewhere close to Lagos toll-gate. She also sells cold ‘sachet-water’ with her freezer. One hot afternoon, a young boy, one of the hawkers along the expressway, approached her to help him freeze his bag of sachet water, which has gone hot from the scotching sun. She reluctantly agreed on the terms that he’ll pay ten naira for the bag. By the end of the day, she made sixty naira doing business with the little boy – more than what she makes from her catering business. She went from selling single sachet to selling chilled bags of sachet water with extra profit. More and more customers patronised her new business until she had more customers than she could handle. She quickly abandoned catering to focus on sachet water business. She bought new freezers (up to 7) and rented a bigger space. Much later, she went ahead to start her own sachet water company. Today her company produces bottle water, Baker bitters and other products. Several such examples abound locally and internationally of businesses that started with no clear idea of what product or service the company will offer. They had the passion to do business, even when they were not sure what business that would be. Some even began with outright failure. But the important thing is that they got started, and took advantage of the opportunities that crossed their path. These businesses and several others like them demystifies the widely help myth of a far-seeing entrepreneur who envisions a great idea and founds his company to capitalize on a visionary product idea or market insight. Lesson for aspiring entrepreneurs: If you desire to start and build a business but have not yet taken the dive because you don’t have a ‘great idea’, be encouraged to lift from your shoulders the burden of the great-idea myth. Don’t wait for the perfect time. Most often, the great idea will only pop out when you are in the journey, tinkering and stumbling along in the field. Take that first step, get started and learn what you need on the ‘go’. |
surprised she didn't use the 'i lost a game with him and the penalty is uploading his pix or writing stuffs about him ' format. babes and even guys been using this format since nineteen kpiligidi. |
mankind so unkind |
my guy no time for all that. I'm crazy about making more money and living a decent Christian life. its has been proven since 13BC that girls are crazy about rich born again guys. |
the president's statement is uncalled for because it will be foolish of him to expect 100% loyalty from everybody. even Jesus had a traitor amongst his disciples. he should shut up and get working.... no time |
it's all GEJ's fault. ![]() |
I'm beginning to wonder if our power sector has any mekwatalism. i don't ask me what is mekwatalism |
"41, And Jesus sat over against the treasury, and beheld how the people cast money into the treasury: and many that were rich cast in much. 42, And there came a certain poor widow, and she threw in two mites, which make a farthing. 43, And he called unto him his disciples, and saith unto them, Verily I say unto you, That this poor widow hath cast more in, than all they which have cast into the treasury: 44, For all they did cast in of their abundance; but she of her want did cast in all that she had, even all her living". (mark 12:41-44) this shouldn't be a topic for debates. it is not about how much you give but the heart with which you give. You can give millions just to show off like the Pharisees, or give just a penny like the poor widow but with a pure heart. most importantly, the prayers and offerings of a sinner is an abomination before God. so are you even qualified to give? |
bros what happened to the 200k your uncle gave you on the 2nd of this month na? www.nairaland.com/2907154/what-type-trade-good-invest |
Ekii:nnem oooi, the same thing i was thinking |
Gabaleve:and we have ourselves here one murderer. |
....and the lunatics have gone international. |
Temysteve:quote me correctly man. i said beauty without brains. i never mentioned village or ghetto. and by brains i mean you mustn't be educated to have one |
one thing is certain though: when a girl, lady, woman has beauty without brains, the private part always suffer the most. *yawns....shuts down system and goes for a lunch break * |
isokay |
Terry Crews, known for his funny roles in movies like “White Chicks” and hit comedy show “Everybody Hates Chris” has come out about his lifelong addiction to pornography. Crews, who continued his NFL turned acting career by landing a role as the Old Spice guy, took to Facebook in a series of videos to discuss how this “dirty little secret” took over his life and even led him to check into rehab. He said the addiction comprised his relationship with his wife with whom he shares five children with. “It changes the way you think about people, people become objects people become body parts,” he said in the first of a few videos. He said his addiction of porn was because of anxiety, loneliness and depression. He advises women to not let men in their life consume porn and in another video suggested that porn be eliminated. It’s been six or seven years since he’s been over the addiction, according to Crews. His video got thousands of views on Facebook and sweeping support. Crews, now 47, is over the addiction which he started getting into at age 12. The videos go into full detail of his addiction and how it affected him and his life. Source: www.babariga..com/2016/02/terry-crews-known-for-his-funny-roles.html?m=1
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i love me the most. ![]() |
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