Hey any,was it this kind of blender that you biyghy or a different one? I saw one recently at ajah in park n shop and I'm considering the stuff,I just took a photo of it,just incase,I could go back anytime sha,is the blendet okay?considering the fact that its not really expensive

Pictures of the 3chub location at Abeokuta where you can purchase Syinix Electronics at discounted prices... Still on the matter , how to stay rich on a very low income

The coolest part is you can participate in the on going promo on Syinix Nigeria Facebook page and twitter page to win a 40 '' LED TV courtesy of Syinix

dammy222:

Its not as easy as you say.Its not so easy to break through the so called barrier. I am an introvert and I have tried and tried to mingle but its just not working .It may be easy for some but for others it isn't so easy.

Ofcourse it's not easy, and that's why you have to "grow yourself" enough to be able to do it if you want to scale through. Life isn't just a "fun fare", sometimes it's survival of the fittest. It's simple: If you can't pull somethings off, you get dumped.

Another really awesome experience is to shop for Syinix appliances at X-Right Agege where you can purchase Syinix Electronics at 35% DISCOUNT!!!!! Best offer anywhere in lagos

If I tell you guys how to make money, it will blow your mind.

The OP tried but seriously, that wasn't it.

Cakewalker:
Another really awesome experience is to shop for Syinix appliances at X-Right Agege where you can purchase Syinix Electronics at 35% DISCOUNT!!!!! Best offer anywhere in lagos

no tell me u are kidding me right??

lemme go there before they change their minds

I was discussing almost this topic with someone yesterday in my house. He said he has #20,000, but he is still wondering what business to start with it. He is one of those low income earners. I love and will apply your advise. But see what i told that young man, as a business man -My brother there is a whole lot of business you can do with that amount of money, even with less. I will advise that you do a business you can touch and feel, and there are a lot of such businesses, even in your area. If you know what business to do, and how to do it, and you are not in anyway greedy, you will succeed in any kind of business in Nigeria.
Now let me suggest one business to you. Do you know what they call tokunbo items, like shoes, clothes and bags? Some call them ok shoes, bags and clothes. And then we have okirika or tokunbo jeans. Let me share this with you, what a guy did after reading my article on second hand items called tokunbo. He went to a popular market in port harcourt and bought 5 jean trousers, each cost #1000, meaning that the 5 cost #5000. He took them to another part of port harcourt and sold them at #2000 each. How much profit did he make? 100% profit,abi? in just 4days. You can get jeans trousers and Women gowns at a very cheap rate in some markets in Nigeria. Try to locate such markets. Take whatever you buy there to another area and sell. But remember, do not be greedy. Do not place high price on your items. People are succeeding everyday in this business. If you have 1 head,2 eyes,2 hands and 2 legs like this people, you will succeed, definitely, if you try. If you want to see many more business ideas and how to run them, check my signature. What you have is a lot of capital for many businesses in Nigeria.

Actually, point 1 and 2 are not valid for introverts. One being tagged an introvert, desnt mean he doesn't have friends...they just have few, and are selective with their kind of friends. They also are far better of not sharing most of their problems with jus anyhow person (permit my eng), as they aar often misinterpreted. An introverts always wish to be juvial an be a centre of attractions among folks, but they are far better off when reserved. Point 3 however is very valid, I support you (cast thy bread upon many waters, after many days, ye shall find it- you don't know the particular one that you will find, so cast as many as possible). I thought you were gonna share tips on stuffs like "avoid unnecessary spending",make a list of items to buy 24hrs before shopping and review them before heading out to determine if they are still needful, etc
One love

meltiplexer:



There are more to sport betting,than just predicting scores,did you play online or at bet shop?

i bet at shop

fbtowner:
Number 3 is very very important


Give without restriction


give to enemies and friends



OP nice one

Yeah. Exactly.
Very important.
Especially when you give what you don't have

fbtowner:
Number 3 is very very important


Give without restriction


give to enemies and friends



OP nice one

Yeah. Exactly.
Very important.
Especially giving what you don't have

bulldoza:
Yeah. Exactly. Very important. Especially giving what you don't have

I understand that you wouldn't understand

I won't take offence on it

NwaNimo1:
Another secret - don't spend unnecessarily.

very true

spyg1:
i bet at shop

why not have you owe online account,it very easy and you will alot more to bet on.i recommend naijabet.com

BrownShawty:
LOL a friend of mine is soso sober on Facebook rn,she bet and bet,she never won,I can't keep doing that thing if I never won..its painful

you have to learn to become a pro

Cakewalker:
The coolest part is you can participate in the on going promo on Syinix Nigeria Facebook page and twitter page to win a 40 '' LED TV courtesy of Syinix

i think I saw this contest on instagram?? Is it real?

Cakewalker:
Pictures of the 3chub location at Abeokuta where you can purchase Syinix Electronics at discounted prices... Still on the matter , how to stay rich on a very low income

maybe this should be on point 4 ,since syinix home appliances are also affordable,but how can I stay rich when I just bought the syinix juice maker, I paid for it nah although I'm enjoying the item. ..

The blender is looking awesome though, how much does this cost?

BrownShawty:
Hey any,was it this kind of blender that you biyghy or a different one? I saw one recently at ajah in park n shop and I'm considering the stuff,I just took a photo of it,just incase,I could go back anytime sha,is the blendet okay?considering the fact that its not really expensive

Lol it's not possible to give what you don't have

bulldoza:

Yeah. Exactly.
Very important.
Especially when you give what you don't have

Lots of people fail to understand that in giving we receive.

This is such a beautiful post. more ink to your pen op

This is one of the most excellent posts i've read on here.

so many elements come together to make it perfec, i dont want to start any epistle now but op youv've done an excellent job.

one odeku for you jareee

This isnt even a joking stuv because i tried it myself and i got this at 1500 naira less than its actual price

FrozeBABE:

no tell me u are kidding me right??

Syinix 22"LED Full HD TV
Comes with two USB ports
2 HDMI ports, VGA port, 3Av in, 3 local Nigerian language options,
Amount : between 31k - 34k naira
Syinix 32" LED HD TV
amount : between 50-55k naira
Syinix 40" LED \FuLL HD TV
amount: between :79-87k naira

Tizzie:
This is one of the most excellent posts i've read on here.

so many elements come together to make it perfec, i dont want to start any epistle now but op youv've done an excellent job.

one odeku for you jareee

lol what's an odeku?

donifez:

Nobody can say it better, Saving is the key.

You don't become rich by saving alone.

darkenkach:


You don't become rich by saving alone.

invest, spend little save more. invest again.

benigneOne:
Lots of people fail to understand that in giving we receive.

This is such a beautiful post. more ink to your pen op

thanks

DonZizzy:
Syinix 22"LED Full HD TV
Comes with two USB ports
2 HDMI ports, VGA port, 3Av in, 3 local Nigerian language options,
Amount : between 31k - 34k naira
Syinix 32" LED HD TV
amount : between 50-55k naira
Syinix 40" LED \FuLL HD TV
amount: between :79-87k naira

looks amazing,but this looks like my office in vi,do you watch TV in your office?

Anuoluwapo23:
lol what's an odeku?

a bottle of stout