i check my mails,go through sports update,all sort of useful info
and what i like doing best is searching for online paying programmes.but,unfortunately for me i never earn a kobo frm them.
i tried paid per click for several months.but got nothing frm it.
trying to fill up my e-gold account all to no avail.since then,i have even distant myself from the cafe.but,now that i found nairaland,men,i have started browsing again.
i even begin to think maybe there re none genuine online paying programmes.i still fill that way.

Hi y'all,
         I'm almost always online.  But to tell y'all the fact, Nairaland is the last thing that comes to my mind. I only visit this forum whenever i'm bored, angry or tired. Thats it. So all of u out there who says " Nairaland's the 1st place i visit whenever i'm only" , Stop LYING!!!!  and tell the truth!!!.
Holla to y'all  
mmmmmmmmmmmmm

i read online subject like biology , physics e.t.c
i read about pple's biography, achievement, how they achieved them. i visit www.answers.com and ask important questions.answers are given instantly.i read about scientific discoveries,work of art, commercial breakthroughs e.t.c

after i culd check my mails and then may be chat.

1. check my e-mails
2. download music
3. search the web 4 specials on computer hardware
4. do research
5. keep up-to-date on international issues
6. recently when online, keep a window exclusively on nairaland
7. keep in contact with my associates

I obviously check my mails
constantly on www.mindjuicezine.com
Read, research, learn and do biz
I also chat few times
am start'g to believe the internet more than any school/professional.
You can find the hidden fact for free about life or just anything.
What will i do without the internet

check mail
chat
browse nairaland
and find out whats nu on the planet

hey people, this is all i do online, talk on nairaland,
pls i need help, i have free internet at home and at work but I DON'T KNOW WAT TO DO ONLINE. most times i just get fed up with the internet and just do something else,

HELEELPPPP

yeah!

@ justkunmi

You could search up about successful people's antecedents, creativity, biography and all. Visit fun sites

hey? don't nobody make money on the net? i mean clean quid o.
not like the dude seeking 4 magas.

i do all of the above

- Sign in to Yahoo! Messenger

- Browse Nairaland

- When I'm getting bored, I log out and check my mail

- When I'm in the mood, I play Pool on Yahoo! Games

[Note:  These are just the things I do regularly.  Of course, I do so many other things apart from these.]

Hey samson,you must be a serious student and maybe a brilliant one also.keep it up.but,try engaging in some fun.cuz' i can't see u any in all u have listed.

Actually2learn,check email msg(s) chat n 2 get liv news / request: pls giv/post d 12 zodiac signs if any1 ea knows. Thanks.

If I don't have any production or exhibition, I spend 15 hours online everyday.

I check my messages and reply the important mails if required, track the progress report on my publications being sold online and update all my blogs and interact with my online mates, associates and business partners.

I advise that one should not waste quality time online if you have no business online.

Lest we forget, there are some young Nigerians who are already Internet millionaires making over five million naira yearly. And we are going to have the first Nigerian Internet billionaire before 2020.

Many Nigerians will soon be making more money online than the richest Nigerians offline.

Don't waste your time online!

[color=#990000][/color] Yeah! the net is great when you know what to use it for. look at me, a non nigerian, chatting to nigerians. i got up one day after watching a nigerian flick and decided i wanted to understand the culture a little more. so i just surf, discovered this site, and now i'm having an insight to the national psyche. Just by using my net right at home.

@Rufaai
Hey i wanna learn PHP online too, could u help me wit easy step-step sites. I am lways online 24-5
I prefer to learn new stuffs online. Holla back bro

Orikinla:

Don't waste your time online!

yeah! that is ture o! it's okay to visit nairaland & other fun site often but if you are not making a living online you will be making a big hole in your future by staying online!

_{sounds like preaching but na true talk!}

About two million Nigerians have access to the Internet. But unfortunately most of them waste their time online.

May I advise everyone to use our quality time online to promote the positive image of Nigeria in cooperation and support of the Nigeria: Heart of Africa Project as the 10 Facts are stated below.

10 FACTS ABOUT THE HEART OF AFRICA PROJECT


1. OVERVIEW OF THE HEART OF AFRICA PROJECT

The Heart of Africa Project is a cohesive information programme for Nigeria's image management and economic progression. The Project was primarily designed to promote Nigeria's national brand assets but will also tackle many of the negative issues confronting the nation. It will promote businesses, products, people, sports, culture and cities in Nigeria to the world. It will also showcase and buttress Nigeria's pivotal role in Africa’s development, hence the choice of the theme for the programme - Nigeria: the Heart of Africa. The Project recognises that Nigeria’s image is a collective asset and treasure that all Nigerians and friends of Nigeria must nurture, protect, promote and harness. The implementation of the Project is under the auspices of The Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation.


2. OBJECTIVES OF THE HEART OF AFRICA PROJECT

To ensure that the right information is received about Nigeria, both locally and internationally. To reorientate Nigerians and promote national values. To redefine Nigeria's image and inspire pride in the hearts of her people all over the world. To promote economic advancement and national progression through definite programmes. To enhance the international perception of Nigeria, her people, her economy and the value placed on her products.

3. THE IMAGE PROBLEMS CONFRONTING NIGERIA

The factors that play a role in tarnishing Nigeria's image are known as national brand eroders. While other countries possess brand eroders of their own, they have learnt to also project their positive assets using sophisticated substitution methodology. In Nigeria, our brand eroders are advance fee fraud (a.k.a. 419), corruption, drug trafficking and the like. However, our chief brand eroder is 419. What is amazing about the 419 phenomenon is that it is essentially a 0.00125% problem. The total population of Nigerian 419 practitioners is just a few thousands. Yet their activities impact the lives of 99.99875% of the population.

4. SOLUTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN PROFFERED

Extensive research identified fourteen brand assets that Nigeria can market and project to the world.

Following the brand asset audit, a detailed 6-pronged implementation framework was designed.

5. REORIENTATION PROGRAMME (PRIDE)

PRIDE, an acronym for Patriotism, Resourcefulness, Integrity, Distinction and Enterprise, is the theme for the internal orientation aspect of the Heart of Africa Project. This programme is largely domestic in nature and will promote wholesome Nigerian values, love of country and unity. It will inspire enterprise and purposefulness in Nigerians and motivate Nigerians to aspire, dream and achieve. Importantly, the PRIDE programme will also work with critical institutions like the Police, Customs, Immigration and Civil Service to actively promote through their work, the correct perception of our country and people.

6. WHAT HAS BEEN DONE SO FAR

A logo and theme - The Heart of Africa have been developed and adopted by the Federal Government. Implementation initiatives have been developed to drive external campaigns. They comprise advertisements, road shows, web strategy, events & symposia, press & media relations, publications, documentaries and business diplomacy initiatives. Major centres for international deployment have also been identified. An implementation programme for the reorientation programme (PRIDE) has been designed. On the 25th of January 2005, A core Business Support Group (BSG) was inaugurated by Mr. President to drive private sector participation. Buy-in and support for the project have also been obtained from various groups including the media, business class and Government. The Heart of Africa Project is long term in nature and the first phase will span 4 years. It is expected that much of the foundational work will be accomplished within the first year while the next 3 years will be spent consolidating.

7. SCOPE OF INVOLVEMENT

The Heart of Africa Project is a public/private sector effort. It is a national programme that will require the wholehearted participation of all Nigerians. Public sector participation will be coordinated by the Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation with the collaboration of several other relevant ministries and agencies, as well as the direction of the Presidency. Private sector participation will be driven by the Business Support Group.

8. THE ROLE OF NIGERIANS

Our national image is a natural resource that should be nurtured, protected and promoted. The Heart of Africa project benefits ALL Nigerians directly or indirectly. Any investment in Nigeria’s positive image benefits our people, our business, our tourism and other assets. We should therefore put all hands on deck to ensure its success.

9. WHAT THE HEART OF AFRICA PROJECT IS NOT

It is not an image laundering exercise; it does not seek to deny reality but to present the other side

It is not a project about Government or propaganda on Government's accomplishments It is not an attempt to promote individuals

It is not a programme designed exclusively to woo foreign investors

It is not a political manoeuvre

10. EXPECTED OUTCOMES

We expect that over time, following the implementation of the Heart of Africa Project, Nigeria's image will be transformed and remolded while the economic and social benefits to the nation will be measurable, palpable and geometric in proportion.
http://www.heartofafrica.net/ten_facts.htm

Let's see here, I listen to Radio Abeokuta for King Sunny Ade's music all day long.

I am going to be the most popular and richest Nigerian online writer to the glory of God who brought me online for His pleasure and His glory.

I am actually a successful online writer since I started writing online in February 2005.
And I am going fully commercial before the end of this year. And my target is to make at least $1,000,000 (one million dollars) every year from writing online.

Before the end of this year, people will pay to read my writings online.

This will happen before your very eyes.

Check my mail
Update my blog
Read other blogs
Read Mediawatch on F365
Check today's back pages online
Sleep in some soccer/football forums
Make the odd trip to nairaland & Caramel Lounge
Gist with friends on messenger
Download albums with Limewire
Call with my skype
Then play around with Wikipedia

did i mention download the latest movies? no, ? ok!
Well download the latest movies. Just completed The Departed download.

* Check my box
* Read news (odili.net, bbc.co.uk, etc)
* search up for things of interest (research)
* Browse through Nairaland to learn more & to contribute my own quota by sendin post
* Browse through some gospel related websites like www.rccg.org etc

I also download free software & applications in-between. [url][/url]

It is already happening!
People are paying to read me online at the rate of one pound per month to subscribe to read my articles on BlogWonga.

no disrespect, but you sucks. i read your extract on the muslim story and it SUCKS. if you continue like that you will die a pauper.

jammin:

no disrespect, but you sucks. i read your extract on the muslim story and it SUCKS. if you continue like that you will die a pauper.

I can never be a pauper.
So, I can never die a pauper.
Because, the Will of God for me is already being made manifest in my beautiful and wonderful life 24/7.

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Articles by Blogwonger Extraordinaire
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1. 9/11 And The Fears Of Weldon: Revisited
2. Blogging For A Living
3. Why Nigerian Planes Are Crashing Like Sick Birds Shot Down From The Sky?
4. The Reign of Kleptocracy in Nigeria
5. Letter To My Editor
6. Get Paid $200 For Only 2,000 Words
7. Three Great Men Of God And Great Geniuses In Nigeria
8.  Women Confess Why They Cheated And You Must Beware Of Cheating
9. Vice President Atiku Abubakar And The American Connection
10. The Poetry of Sex
11. Who Is Afraid Of Islam?
12. When Two Africans Woke Up This Morning

Blogs:
1.http://nigeriantimes..com
2.http://kissesandroses..com
3.http://scarlettearsoflondon..com
4.http://thedarfurblog..com
5.http://boggywoggy..com
6.http://africanbeauty..com
7.http://toliveandtolove..com
8.http://fmbmagazine..com
9.http://www.blogcharm.com/toniyah
10.http://182boulevarddeclichy..com
11.http://conscienceofdemocracy..com
12.http://securityinsurance..com

I also created blogs for three novels for the best selling and prize winning Nigerian novelist Bisi Ojediran and a blog for a Nigerian attorney.

Books:
1.Children of Heaven~ 1987
2. The Language of True Love~2006
3. Scarlet Tears of London (in English and Spanish) ~ 2006
4. Naked Beauty~ 2006 co-authored with Chika Onu

Anthologies:
1.Lire En Fete Prize Winning Short Stories~ 2002
2.Camouflage ~Association of Nigerian Authors~ 2005
3. Sapphire of Love (poems in English and Spanish) with Toni Lozano.

Music works.
1. Hardway To broadway- 1984. Available at Library of Congress, Washington D.C. USA.
2. She Comes On Sundays- Available in the BBC Network Africa Library.

Company:
King of Kings Books International, duly registered in Nigeria.

Associations.

1.Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle (CLSC) New York, USA, (duly registered member since 1987)
2. Association of Nigerian Authors (member since 1987)

God is still doing great and mighty things in my life.

nuff love mi brethren. i was just rattling your chain. not that what you wrote impressed me, just that i like the idea of the pride a man takes in his perceived accomplishments.

Hello,

Well I just check my mails,Visit the
forums to check what is going on
and then visit my money making
sites and online account to do
some work in order to rake in more
dough.

For instance I go to google adsense
account and check my affiliate programs.
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Oluwatoyin
http://10500weekly.com
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1. visit asian porn sites
2. log into  hackers forum and pilfer the latest tools
3. upload pirated and hacked files into file servers for the non-paying and extorted public
4. send off a couple of viruses and hatemails
5. anonymously log into a peaceful forum and start a flame war for the hell of it.
6. check out the latest gory stuff at shock sites
7. try a couple of scam mails and see if some gullible whitey falls for it
8. further attempts to deface nairaland
9. post lies, rumors and hearsays in message boards
10. send off bots and trackers to see what people do online
11. write mail harvestors and try 'em out
12. phishing
13. coding credit card expiry date hash generator
14 misleading people to websites rife with malicious cookies and other malware
16. checking into nairaland.

well, not really.

Are u human at all

You must be a software