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    Evaluation of Business Opportunities      in Nigeria. 1. PREPARE YOURSELF This approach is most appropriate when deciding on starting a business. When there are more than one possible business idea and one needs to decide which one to follow, you need to adequately prepare yourself. Running a business in Nigeria is tough but highly rewarding; so to survive, you have to be tougher. You must be able to answer the following questions; Am I familiar with the operations of this type of business? Does the business meet my income and investment goals? Does the business generate sufficient profits? Do you feel comfortable with the business? You can also prepare yourself by accepting the reality that you can fail tomorrow and deciding if the risk factor is acceptable as well finding out if there good growth projected for the overall industry of the business? You must be able to get the work done and do it right, so you will have satisfied customers. If you are going into the fas

JUST US TWO We have made memories in a short while, It is hard to keep them all in mind, I look at you sometimes and sigh often than I smile, You sure will miss a friendship of my kind. We have funny memories that have grown less awkward, Those moments when boring becomes funny yet annoying, There’s just the right amount f awkward and today it’s moving forward, It’s has gotten to the extent you start to wonder what am wondering.                 saefhenryosas

DEATH’S PRIDE Once I accept a client I protect him, There are no expenses it’s a free service, He cannot think feel or dream, He gets so lonely yet not nervous, The dead stay dumb and completely tarnished, My clients end up in a box mission accomplished. I take thousands of clients in seconds, With a guarantee of secrecy and silence, I’ve offered a change of scene to millions, I’ve given hope to some sick ones, Still no one hopes to see my face, Not even James Hadley chase. Knock knock who is there I feared, Oh it’s your loved ones offering flowers most rare, Sorry humans he’s safer dead, Leave it on the grave he knows you care, You don’t have what it takes to make this corpse walk, Even you have got a short time to live true talk.                                     Saefhenryosas.

TOKUNBO/OKRIKA They can have your loyalty maybe, Provided it saves you money, You are almost stranded baby, Running out of lies just buy tokunbo already. Oh look! She’s gladly rocking her second hand, Or okrika as we Africans do call it, So creative she’s dressed like the queen of England, Slay mama this slay mama that. They all think she’s wearing a million dollar suit from Scotland, Well it actually requires less a pay, Her blazer is even labeled River Island, We both laugh out loud at the end of the day. saefhenryosas

A little something for Valentine from king tunbo Happy Valentines day ya all.

At dawn, He's the swaddling infant Golden as the fiery orb Grasping at the shrivelled nipple. By noon Eyes misty with faith He's the daydreamer, Nurturing dreams in his bosom. At dusk, Face grim as the moon, He's the grey-haired, philosophizing That hope is but a morage .             Kingsley Charles              

I love my Pidgin English I love my Pidgin English, Am delighted to understand three other languages, My Pidgin English I speak with pleasure, It’s that broken English you wish you understood, Look at you trying to express it like you from the hood, My Pidgin English is part of my culture. I could be talking and suddenly switch from Edo to English, Yoruba to Edo and then pidgin gibberish. Feels good to know I can escape in the implied grammatical errors, Admit it you know my Pidgin English is lovely, And just like a confused political theory, I could even create unfamiliar words. saefhenryosas

The Word of God is awesome! It has all the power we will ever need for every situation in our lives (Heb. 4:12). All we have to do is mix it with faith and, praise God, a miracle (Heb. 4:2)! I know many of you are thinking, It isn’t that easy. I believe the Word and I’m doing everything I know to do, yet things still haven’t worked out. I have experienced that too—personally and with many people I’ve ministered to. So, what’s the problem? Actually, there are many problems, but I think most of them can be summed up by what Jesus said in Mark 7:13: “Making the word of God of none effect through your tradition.” What a startling statement! Wrong teaching—specifically religious doctrines—makes God’s Word of no effect. The most significant revelations I’ve received from the Lord all have to do with renewing my mind from old ways of thinking that I learned in church. As I was freed from the traditions, the simplicity of God’s Word set me free. At a recent Gospel Truth Seminar, the Lo

LIFE "AGBÒŃ" Life!!! The yesterdays,the todays And even the uncertain morrows In accordance to the law of nature Are in a state of a perpetual flux. The many stages We have Experienced Thus far, Buttress and assert the karmic theory Which states that 'whatever goes up will be reversed so It can be reached'. Our decisions and indecisions Are guides, navigating Our paths towards its designated fate, For a man is wholly free when he is dead. Oh How true and dedicated many remain To life's hustle Amidst it's bellow mysteries And power tussles. Which arise as a need mistaken For peer pressure, For to sew a clothe, a tailor Must first take a measure. Agbon You are cheap but yet priceless, Harsh like the fate of Ikoka men after the curse. Sour Sweet like the taste of the Otien fruit And indifferent to man's plight. Agbon A statue would be made in your name Because your fairness knows no bound. For if you were biased, Only th

The yesterdays,the todays And even the uncertain morrows In accordance to the law of nature Are in a state of a perpetual flux. The many stages We have Experienced Thus far, Buttress and assert the karmic theory Which states that 'whatever goes up will be reversed so It can be reached'. Our decisions and indecisions Are guides, navigating Our paths towards its designated fate, For a man is wholly free when he is dead. Oh How true and dedicated many remain To life's hustle Amidst it's bellow mysteries And power tussles. Which arise as a need mistaken For peer pressure, For to sew a clothe, a tailor Must first take a measure. Agbon You are cheap but yet priceless, Harsh like the fate of Ikoka men after the curse. Sour Sweet like the taste of the Otien fruit And indifferent to man's plight. Agbon A statue would be made in your name Because your fairness knows no bound. For if you were biased, Only the few rich will survive Whilst the animals,and the trees