Posts Tagged with "Nigeria"

10 Tips For Better Business Opportunity Selection

Monday, March 22, 2010

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This post, 10 Tips For Better Business Opportunity Selection was inspired by a comment made by a fellow Nigerian entrepreneur. The present economic climate in Nigeria is causing a lot of small business owners to loose sleep. Business opportunities are now viewed with skepticism due to several woeful tales of business failures. Unpredictable sudden changes [...]

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2009 Is Not Over Yet!

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

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2009 Business Year Is Not Over Yet! The year 2009 is not over yet, even though it is natural to feel like given up the dreams you have for your business at the beginning of this year, I want to encourage you to stay in there and do the best you can. Your success as [...]

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5 Tips For Business Growth

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

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How Can I Achieve Steady Business Growth? Sustaining business growth in a down economy is not a simple feat to achieve. But believe it or not, that is exactly what some businessmen in Nigeria are doing. While some Nigerian businessmen are busy lamenting the poor manner the government is handling the current economic crisis (they [...]

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Online Forex Trading

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

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Online Forex Trading Why the sudden upsurge in the request for Online Forex Trading Resources? Is it the way out of the Global Economic Crash for Nigerian Online Entrepreneurs? I don’t think so. While Forex Trading is a genuine and legitimate way to make money online, it is not for the unskilled and lazy. It [...]

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Traders Criticize Demolition Of Oshodi Market

Thursday, January 8, 2009

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Retail Traders Decry Demolition of Oshodi Market Several Small Retail Traders in Lagos, who operates their businesses in the popular Oshodi Market, returned from the holidays to face their worst nightmare in the New Year 2009. They have been rendered jobless! I guess they never imagined that the Lagos State Government will demolish their places [...]

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FREE JONATHAN ELENDU NOW!

Friday, October 31, 2008

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Some days ago, I wrote about Jonathan Elendu’s. He is a Nigerian blogger who lives in US. He was arrested by the Nigerian State Security Service, SSS and detained for days. Recent news from his family has it that he has been released from SSS custody and is currently undergoing medical treatment. I wish to [...]

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Nigerian Blogger Arrested!!!

Friday, October 24, 2008

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Jonathan Elendu a Nigerian blogger who is based in US was arrested on Saturday 18th October upon arrival in Nigeria, for “sponsoring a guerrilla news agency”. When Nigerian Curiosity dropped a note for me on the issue, I thought it was a joke, but alas it is real! Jonathan Elendu is the blogger behind Elendu [...]

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Naija Hot Jobs

Thursday, October 16, 2008

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Are You a Naija Looking for Hot Jobs? Everywhere you turn, you see lots of unemployed young men and women moving from company to company looking for high-paying jobs in well established businesses. Different companies in Nigeria pays different wages to the same category of professionals. So, it is possible to have an accountant in [...]

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Hurray!!! Nigeria Is 48

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

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Congratulations to all Nigerians!!! Nigeria is 48 today. It is our forty-eight independence day celebration today as a nation. We definitely have a lot to reflect and complain about, however, a wise elder ones told me that the reason one is able to complain is because one is among the living. Dead people do not [...]

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Naija

Saturday, September 20, 2008

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Definition of the word Naija What is the meaning of the word Naija? The word Naija is a slang use by Nigerians especially those in diaspora to fondly refer to themselves. It therefore refers to Nigeria as a country and also Nigerians as a people. For example, a Nigerian in diaspora might say something like, [...]

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