Goodnews ladies and Gentlemen

EKLIPSE CONSULTS,CURRENTLY RECRUITING
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Do you know that Obasonjo had an agreement with Mtn when he was in power that for Mtn to access the then 150million Nigerians as a prospective community he wants to earn N1 on every recharge of mtn. Note that Obasanjo doesnt earn A dime when you buy an mtn sim pack, he only earns when you rechearge regardless of the conception people had that it is until you include *555*1*, with or without the *1* he still gets his commission. This form of income is called Royalty income or Passive Residual Income.
Few months ago Mtn had issues with NCC on sim registration. A statement was released that an average of between 25million - 45million nigerians recharge MTN daily.
Ladies and Gentlemen this simply means that Olusegun Obasanjo earns about N25m -N45m every 24hrs of his life for the rest of his life and he can also pass this income to his children and generation(Legacy).

In the same manner Obafemi Awolowo had an agreement also with Coca cola that even in his death for every bottle of Coke opened in Nigeria, commissions go to his family.

It is better to work harder on a business that can keep paying you even when the activity that brought about the income is long gone. Buying and selling gives active income because if you buy and you can sell then its a problem meaning you have to exchange the activity of selling for income once this activity is stopped your earnings stops also.

In 2003, I met a world class computer programmer who designed a software that would automate Jamb registration, examination process etc. I told him to sell the software to Jamb and request for N5 on every complete registration via the software and knowing the Nigerian government so well, instead of paying him they would just add N5 to the Jamb registration so that applicant would be the one paying. Implementing this with the current statistics showing that an average of 7million people write Jamb annually, this means he should be earning about N35million every year for the rest of his life. But because he listened to his friends who told him Jamb registration process cannot be changed, as it has been so will it always be. He trashed his idea and few years later he saw it happen. Right now what is obtainable is that you cant even register for Jamb exam if you dont go online. Same with Nysc registration now

Introducing Eklipse consults, a company that advocates for business oppurtunities that has the potential to provide passive residual income.

Eklipse consults says, In business, never go passionate about something that cannot earn you a fortune.
In explaining this, a consultant Mr Jimi of eklipse consults asked a question at the company launch on June 11,2016 in Enugu and he said.
"Take your mind back to about 10-15years ago when Atm machines were just been introduced to the Nigerian community. If you were given an oppurtunity to promote this machines by talking to any bank branch on why dey should av it installed and once they agree, the company delivers and install while the bank manages and run. If you where to earn just 5kobo on every cash withdrawal via that machine because you promoted it for the rest of your life would it be a good business now?
That is for every person that withdraws even if its N1000 from the atm, 5kobo comes to you for as long as that machine is working and dispensing.
Looking at the rate of disposition of atm machines now we can say it would have been a perfect passive income system.

No one is inviting to come for a seminar, business meeting, networking syndrome and all, Just drop your mail, I'll forward the pdf file to you, take your time to read through to understand how it works, ask your questions and most importantly please endeavor to leave a feedback comment here on nairaland because so many have used this model to promote illegal, money stealing schemes so many reading this even find it hard to drip their email due to experiences in the past.

Just drop your valid email, dont bother putting down your name or number. Just your mail or you wassap me on 08089549442
Thanks
Ekanem Sunday

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wunderkiind:



Or because they can afford it?

Funny how broke people always have their excuses.


Yeah right!! Who boast epp?

See how Nigerians reason! So because i stated the fact based on my observation, you now conclude that i'm broke! Typical!

Jman06:
See how Nigerians reason!

Now here's another funny one. Nigerians?? I thought you were one? So how then do you reason?

So because i stated the fact based on my observation, you now conclude that i'm broke! Typical!

Mind you, what you stated was NO fact, in case you have no idea what 'fact' means.
You kept using the word 'Most'...
Tell me, how many expensive, private, secondary schools are in Nigeria to start with? I doubt if you have any idea of the numbers. Yet you kept throwing the word 'most' about.
How many of these schools have you been to, observed, to know why students choose them, their educational standard, etc?

You can't just concoct a random post from ya head, post on the internet and yet dare to call it fact!

Well... I didn't conclude you were broke.
Just that based on the sheer ignorance reeking from your post I found it difficult to assume anything contrary.

Cheers.

wunderkiind:


Very funny. I don't need to tell you the number/calibre of schools have been to, home and abroad to drive home any point.
Are you a Nigerian? Well I'm quite sure you have absolutely no idea of some schools that exist in Nigeria, talk less of visiting yourself. The only thing is some of these schools might not be that popular as some others.

A.A.

Is that the criteria for determining which school is the best?? I'm very sure that wasn't used in the ranking of the @o.p.

Like I said earlier, anybody can come up with any criteria to determine these rankings, but saying that the number of rugby/hockey pitches etc, a school has determined it's quality is laughable.

How many Nigerian school laboratories have you seen/visited? And how many have you seen abroad?



SMH. Your comment reeks of ignorance. And lack of exposure.
I'm being objective here, but sadly you aren't. This isn't about Nigerians, okay? This is about facts.

I put it to you too, how many have you been to?
How many have you seen, in Nigeria? LOL.

#Bye

Pls dont stop explaining my ignorance. Since you have a lot of exposure. What criteria do those private niggerian school excede against those from kenya...
!! it must be a quantifiable criteria......!!

Ps hopefully everyone learns that exposure does not cure ignorance. Speaking as a well travelled man

sHOTdownHawk:


Pls dont stop explaining my ignorance. Since you have a lot of exposure. What criteria do those private niggerian school excede against those from kenya...
!! it must be a quantifiable criteria......!!

Ps hopefully everyone learns that exposure does not cure ignorance. Speaking as a well travelled man

Pls read my first comment on this thread.
This isn't about SA/Kenya or any comparison whatsoever, or is it??
Don't be so certain of what you have no idea of.

btw, where did I mention anything related to the bolded? Don't turn this thread around pls.

My point was/is, A top 50 list of secondary schools in Africa with only one Nigerian school(which I'm sure isn't no. 1 in Nigeria) is questionable.
What criteria was used? Cos that still remains unclear.
Unless it has to do with the ages of these schools cos I know SA has very old schools, unlike Nigeria.
#Peace

wunderkiind:


Pls read my first comment on this thread.
This isn't about SA/Kenya or any comparison whatsoever, or is it??
Don't be so certain of what you have no idea of.

btw, where did I mention anything related to the bolded? Don't turn this thread around pls.

My point was/is, A top 50 list of secondary schools in Africa with only one Nigerian school(which I'm sure isn't no. 1 in Nigeria) is questionable.
What criteria was used? Cos that still remains unclear.
Unless it has to do with the ages of these schools cos I know SA has very old schools, unlike Nigeria.
#Peace

Your first comment claims there better schools in lagos than those that made the list( hopeful you talk only about nigerian schools.). Then you say the criteria wasnt made by a nigeria, like to say only nigerians can be impartial in determining.
What criteria as a exposed man you claim you are, do those lagos schools better than those that made the list. You are the one to claim this shit. Not me.
Secondly what exposure do you have? Most nigerians here i lie, so am curious about yours!!!

wunderkiind:


Pls read my first comment on this thread.
This isn't about SA/Kenya or any comparison whatsoever, or is it??
Don't be so certain of what you have no idea of.

btw, where did I mention anything related to the bolded? Don't turn this thread around pls.

My point was/is, A top 50 list of secondary schools in Africa with only one Nigerian school(which I'm sure isn't no. 1 in Nigeria) is questionable.
What criteria was used? Cos that still remains unclear.
Unless it has to do with the ages of these schools cos I know SA has very old schools, unlike Nigeria.
#Peace

Bros keep calm cos I don't think you have idea of how schools are rated.