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Johnne32:
Hello everyone,

My name is John Iwuozor, a 20-year-old graduate of mathematics and tech content writer.

I am about to share with you my story of how I moved from earning 20k monthly as a factory worker to earning close to 500k all within three months this year. It's an interesting story which lots of people find inspiring and motivating including me

So where do I start? Aaah Yes! Last year!

In simple words, Last year was hell for me. Let me explain....Early last year, I was working at a factory, working my ass off from 8-6 and earning a peanut salary of 20k.

But what did I know then? I was this young lad new to working and I believed that I had to start earning very little before moving to higher levels..lol.

Fast forward, Covid happened and we were all asked to go home for some time and await further instructions. Funny thing is that I never got called back.

During my stay at home, I tried to make myself useful by learning web development, participating in a data science internship and writing about chess. This period was not fun at all. I was totally broke to the point that I depended on my parents and siblings for money for data subscription. Some days, I would just cry alone in my room and beg God to give me a job.

And God heard me, How? Just follow me. My big bro in a bid to help my situation purchased a course for me to learn freelancing skills and start making money on the internet.

December, January gat me reading and learning skills in preparation for Upwork. In February, I went for it!

Immediately started getting gigs on Upwork and earning in dollars. My biggest gig was writing a 1,500 word article for $300....yeah, you heard me right....that's like 120k for one article! My parents now see me as a responsible child..lol.

As at now, I have made over $1k from Upwork and I now coach and help people in navigating the platform and getting jobs.

Check the screenshot below;

Don't believe me, you don't have to. Just search my name on Upwork and see the results.

You may ask "Why the story?", the thing is that it pains me when I see lots of talented people complaining and getting underpaid in their jobs when they can be earning much more online.

The truth is that digital skills pay much more than your normal 9-5. Did I even tell you of the freedom you have as a freelancer, you can literally be working on your bed for two days and earn someone else monthly salary.

Skills like copywriting, graphic design, web development, virtual assistants, coding, social media management e.t.c can give you that financial freedom you are seeking. All you need to do is to offer these services on Upwork and get paid in mad $$$.

Freelancing is the new gold and it's here to stay.

If you have questions, feel free to ask. I would do my best to help anyone going through the freelancing path.

Good bless you. I have joined upwork on your advice and i am on my first interview already. Let's keep in touch. Bigups!!

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LordVoldermort:
There's a current protest going on in Unizik over a hike in school fees and acceptance fee.

Well done guys!!i did my last protest in same school over school fee hike in 2003.

Johnne32:


I get lots of messages from people who want to start earning online. The problem is that they have no good skills to offer. That's why even if you have 5 upwork accounts, it would be likely impossible to get one good gig because of bad bios, unclear headlines and empty portfolios.

Great

dan761:
. Thanks ...

Hello bro,in clear terms tell me what exactly you are looking at because if it's sub-distributor,then your authorization has to come from headquarters to the closest distributorship to absorb you.
Direct company approach it is. Needs no special contact.

Hello

Buy

cybriz82:



Price and location...

Onitsha,but I can bring to Lagos. #120k

cybriz82:



Wetin go b my cut if I refer u to someone?

please refer me to a watch dealer that can buy this watch off me.
Emporio Armani # AR0494

dan761:
. Bariga / Akoka Area ...I know nothing goes for free ,Even asking for a street in an Area as a Stranger from People Attract a Fee....

Ok,let me have a word with Mushin distributor,that seems closest to you. You know you need a van or two?

dan761:
Lagos ....Sub- Distributor ...

cool. What location are you looking at in Lagos let me know the best distributor you can be under before approaching them formally?But it's not coming for free o!

dan761:
. Okay ...Just Checked their Products now , Don't Really know much about them before ....May i ask ,How can one go about getting the link to buy Directly From them ?

Location? I can only guarantee Lagos.
As a distributor or sub-distrbutor or just links to buy their goods cheap?

antivirushop:


sorry for late reply.incase u.never come. all body wears is main market. footwares ochanja market

Bro good job here. I also do business in Onitsha and will like to request a business link up to this thread.

dan761:
Hello Everyone one ...I want to go into Provisions Business at wholesale Level ,Does anyone knows the link to buy Directly from Nestle ?

I have link to pz products.

Going

sweetshisha:



Seun Kuti should respect himself... Wizkid would drag him with his bad mouth

With all the Nomination Seun Kuti got over the years, Wizkid still got the award before him


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Seun Kuti has always been a tout! Will never forget him threatening me and my crew over his burst ball with his father's men. We pooled money and bought him a brand new ball. He was just 5 years old then.

oluztx:


If she stabbed him while asleep, that I'll understand but they were fighting, haba. This tiny girl overpower this big man as she narrated? SMH

How was she able to reach his neck at that height difference? Does the late man have scars on the hands? Him reaching out his hands to grab her shows there's no way she could reach his neck but at best chest.
How was a girl smoking and drinking loud remember so much? If he was tipsy then so was she but she seemed too in control before and after the stabbing to take even his ATM and phones. Odinarilly if it was done in defense then she wouldn't have the composure to leave the building in so much calm and confidence. She's evil!!

KingAzari:
She would plead self-defense or rape. Dead men tell no tales.

One devil advocate of a lair lawyer is gonna sell this to her and give her hope on How To Get Away With Murder.

Story! It is quite easier to prove it was a premeditated murder...the missing phones,money(#5m) left the dead man's account. She never reported or volunteered information.
Self defense/rape my forking foot!!

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AuntLaVIV:
African-American Man Lawrence Traces Ancestry To Igboland, Set To Marry Umueri, Anambra- Born, Anwulika.

By James Eze

Tomorrow, Friday, 28th May, 2021, history will be made in Umueri.

Akachukwu Okeke (original name Lawrence Marqueze Patterson) will pay the bride price on the head of Anwulika Udanoh.

But why is this historic? Well…Akachukwu is an African American and a proud son of Igboland. This sensitive brother looked back through 400 years of impenetrable darkness, through thousands of frozen bodies in the Middle Passage, through horrors of subhuman existence; to Igboland to find a wife in Umueri, Anambra State. So, if this is not historic, tell me what is!

To me, nothing in living memory drives home the full meaning of this wedding as the 1980 meeting between Chinua Achebe and James Baldwin, one of the greatest African American novelists. The two writers had admired each other from a distance for a long time until they finally met at a conference held by the African Literature Association in Florida. Breaking the momentary silence, Baldwin had remarked; “It’s very important that we should meet each other, finally, if I must say so, after something like 400 years.”

I am personally awed that after over 400 years of separation, we are not merely meeting our brothers and sisters wrenched away from us by greed and human failing, but falling in love with them and wedding them under African skies. Not in America!

The most fascinating thing about this scenario is not just that Akachukwu has traced his ancestors and is about to marry an Igbo princess. Many African Americans have established their Igbo roots. It is that, to my mind, Akachukwu is actually more Igbo than most of us. Indeed, since he discovered his roots, Akachukwu has been a resilient Igbo voice on social media; blessing us all with the rich treasures of his research efforts on Igbo history, culture and worldview. Many people have met themselves anew in the research mirror held aloft in Akachukwu’s sturdy hands. And like many true Igbo, he feels things deeply. He is touched by injustice, oppression and the human condition. He is an ancient Igbo soul; washed clean by the waters of the Atlantic and untouched by the inhumanity of slavery!

That was why, a few years ago, my story on the pathetic existence of abandoned Biafran veterans in a camp in Oji River, touched a raw nerve in him. Being an ex-service man himself, he could relate with the fears of abandonment and the precarious future that plague many war veterans. He quickly mobilized online efforts that led to a symbolic gesture by conscious Igbo youths to say “we care about you” to the ex-servicemen in a memorable way.

In addition, a robust online presence and strong identification with his roots have endeared Akachukwu to many Igbo people and earned him the unsolicited friendship of many youths. He commands a large online following with many Facebook denizens waiting for his posts to lighten their day. Even as a US soldier in Afghanistan; unsure of seeing the next day, Akachukwu kept our timelines buzzing with posts that made life seem like a dazzling sunrise we should all step into.

Quite predictably, he met Anwulika, a zestful and brilliant lady from the famous Udanoh family in Umueri, Anambra State online. Anwulika is the author of ‘Royal Kiss’ a romance drama and a fierce social media habitue whose posts are among the most anticipated in Nigeria's online community.

And tomorrow, anyi ga eje Umueri je mee ego na isi Anwuli!

So, if you are in Anambra State and you are passionate about ife gbasalu Ndigbo, drop by tomorrow at the Udanoh family house in Umueri let’s give Akachukwu and Anwulika the honour they deserve.

Jide ka iji, Warrior!

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Congrats Mr. Bone straight!!

daylay7:
This question come to mind because of my encounter with some men about their marriage. I still find it funny to think that some guys after marriage would still go for another woman for sex. Some would even go after married women. Some would go for girls as young as their daughter.

A conversation ensued between my married friends and I about infidelity. When I told them since I have been married 10 years ago, I have never slept with another woman or touch another woman inappropriately. They were all surprised and called me a "pastor".

Why is it difficult for some men not to adhere to their marital vows?

If you are not cheating,then your wife is cheating period!