Buy Your Children Textbooks at CMS or Ojuelegba and not at school

Buy children textbooks at CMS and not at school



Hi Friend,

In the UK or USA, you don’t have to buy textbooks for your children’s school. But, in Nigeria, you will have to pay extra money or naira for their school textbooks.

Remember, the good old days, when your parents asked you to go and buy your school textbooks. It is still happening.

I was surprised to find that, after paying lots of naira for our children’s private school, we still have to buy textbooks.

Anyway, this is about saving you money. So, don’t buy from your children’s school unless you have money to waste. They make over 100% to 200% profit from the school textbooks.

You will save money by buying at CMS (Kakawa Street). I buy from Hope Lawal BookStand (not a bookshop o!). sometimes, I go to Ojuelegba and buy from Abikoye Bookshop.

If you have more than 2 children, you will be saving a lot of money.

Thank you for your time.

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How to cut your generator expenses into half

Hi Friend

I am excited to have you on my blog.

Nigeria is the best country in the world due to the resources we are best with.

But, we do not have regular electricity or light.

I believe the federal and state government have the money to give Nigerians light. But, generator sellers, petrol stations and diesel sellers will go out of biz.

Most Nigerians are faced with buying petrol or diesel DAILY for their generators.

If u have a 2.2KVa petrol generator, u will be spending at least 2000 naira daily for 24hrs. We have 365 days in a year. Multiply to get 730000 naira per year for that alone.

U can save money by turning it on at 7pm at nite till 4am. U will spend 1000 naira daily.

Good luck!

Olubola Adeleye

www.almondfsl.com
Olubolaadeleye@gmail.com

How to save money on Glo, Zain, MTN recharge cards

Hi Friend,

I am happy that, u r reading my blog.

It has been confirmed that, there is "recession" or "global meltdown" or whatever financial analysts decide to call it. One thing remains d same and that is, people are loosing their jobs, homes, moneys and investments.

So, we need to save money and cut back on our expenses.

If u live in Nigeria, u will agree that, mobile phones companies are milking people dry with their rates.

For instance, top up or load 100 naira onto your MTN fone and u will be spending less than 2 mins dependin on your tariff.

Most people use MTN and they do not bother to check the new entrants in d market. They include: Visafone, Zoom and Etisalat.

These new entrants have better rates and offer bonuses to call people on the same network.

Zoom offers free weekend calls. They have d cheapest call rate to any GSM no at 16 naira per min.

Visafone is commonly used by most Call Centres. It tells me that, their rates are good.

I dont top up or load Glo or MTN cuz they charge too much.

But, MTN Blackberry service is d best in Nigeria as far as I am concerned. It costs 5000 naira per month.

Go to a wholesaler where u live and buy in bulk. Bulk means, u have to buy 5 cards of 200 naira Zoom, for instance.

For instance, I used to buy 5000 naira MTN from a Call centre. But, I saved 250 naira by buying d same cards from a wholesaler. Saving costs.

Go to the websites of Glo, Zain, Mtn, Zoom, starcomms, visafone, etisalat and check out promos and how u can SAVE money.

Rgds


Olubola Adeleye

www.almondfsl.com
Olubolaadeleye@gmail.com