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matrixx9:

[b]Myth #5 | Avoiding sharing a competitor’s blogs so you don’t lose readers

Most Nigerian Bloggers are guilty of this, it's very rare to see a Nigerian blogger link to another blogger on the same niche

All the same it's quite normal to feel intimidated by someone who has a better blog or bigger audience. But sharing a competitor’s blog posts does two things.
First , it helps to spread the blog's good karma online.

Secondly, it shows your readers and followers that you really want to help them, even if it means going to someone else. .

Kennyblues:
As Published By The NATION Newspaper.



Now, we have between 110 million and 130 million page views averagely. And then, the server fee has really increased. But with hardwork and sponsored content, we have been able to tackle those bills. Today, we pay up to 2,000 dollars monthly to just have our server running. We have about 15 staff members now and we pay about one million naira as salaries monthly.

klassykute:
ahh aunti .. ah if u was like her i ft sell my house tk buy tyinz

BerryAnny:
Bcuz yhu are dating a broke nigga?? E no fit afford am 4 yhu.. So pathetic tho!!!

klassykute:
ah sister the ar beautiful nahhh ah

denkyw:
so if every body were like me who don't click on ads, this blogers will not eat

Dandyboy57:
Webmasters: Please can i make money from pageviews if my blog is accepted by Google Adsense. For example if my daily pageveiws is 1,000-3,000 pageviews, how will i know the amount i will make with such pageviews above per day.

edidos:
Google dont pay for pageviews they only pay per click on the ads on your blogs

herzern1:
Source not credible enouqh....

On Sunday, 13 November, 2016 at exactly 11:20 PM, the Bayelsa State College of Health Technology Otuogidi, Ogbia Town came under siege.

6 heavily armed and masked men invaded the female hostel A of the college. They operated from room to room dispossessing their victims of all their valuables, AsbGistNigeria learnt on Wednesday.

The operation lasted till the next morning; one is wont to ask, "where were the security men during the operation, whose responsibility it was to provide skeletal security services before the arrival of the Nigeria Police Force"?

The marauders robbed, raped and maimed Female students in the hostel without any resistance from the security men.

By the time they left in the morning a total of 30 females students had been robbed, some raped and 1 student was maimed by a machete cut at the back of the head and left in her pool of blood.

By dawn the students came out in their numbers chanting anti- neglection by the school authorities songs.

The provost of the school wasn't perturbed when he heard about what happened to the students. It is even laughable and worrisome that it was the chairman of Ogbia local government area that had the compassion and courage to address the students not to take laws into their hands.

For 2 whole days the students shut down all activities on campus in order to send home their messages that "enough is enough" of the insensitivity from the school authorities. It was recanted by some many female students that raping has become a recurring decimal in the school without any recourse from the authorities.

After two days of absence the provost finally decided to address in a non - responsive way. He had to be reminded by the students before he visited just one of the rape victims in the hospital in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital.

It was gathered from the grave vine that the provost hadly spends 3 productive days in the school he superintends, he would prefer to attend to his personal business and hobnobbing with his paymasters and godfathers in Yenagoa, Port-Harcourt, Abuja and Lagos respectively.

It was gathered that old men who should be at home relishing their retirement in the company of their grandchildren are the ones enlisted as security men, a job that requires virile mental health and acuity.They were not more than 5men for a school without perimeter fencing.

As one writes, it is heart-rending to imagine the state of health of these traumatised rape victims in their closets.