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tiponschooling:
go for blognameNG.com since the .com is taken.
Never go for .com.ng even though your audience is mainly Nigerian...
.com.ng is a second level domain which does not do well in SEO unless you have a lot of money to burn on softwares and acquiring backlinks.

thanks bro...i actually heard this from a friend but i needed to confirm it..

Jesusgirl92:
did you apply through their job portal? Or you sent your CV di
rectly to their mail? Engineering or non-engineering?

the mail is for those who applied via email before the portal link came up..

9PBLIVE:
hello, I prefer the com.ng(since you never mentioned .com).

people use the 'blognameNG.com.ng' because 'blogname'is not available so they have to use NG (that's if its Nigerian though).

And it won't really make sense if you have two 'NG' e. g blogname NG.com.ng

thanks for the response bro

the .com is not available.

so i only av to choose between (blogname.com.ng) or modify the domain by adding NG to get a . com eg (blognameNG.com)


blognameNG.com doesn't have 2 NG

what do u think?

Hello webmasters.
please i need advice on the domain extension to use.
it's a news, entertainment and informative blog, in as much as i post Nigerian contents... i still want traffic from the globe to earn well with google adsense.

so now should i use .ng domain (blogname.com.ng)

or modifying the name for a .com domain (blognameNG.com)

which is preferable and seo wise??

if you are still confuse i advice y google or search Youtube for guide on how to add Adsense to your news blog

BUHARIISCURSED:
He died for a useless shithole headed by a useless man


RIP to the dead man

is quite a pity!

cc: lalasticlala

nawa

nairagossip:
Just imagine! After all the struggle and investment...all gone like that

its quite pathetic...but God knows best sha!

Following the sudden death of Dr Ahmed Victor Idowu, a UNN graduate who contracted the dreadful Lassa Fever virus at Federal Medical Centre, Lokoja where he secured placement for houseman-ship.

His colleague and friend, a popular MC "Igwe De MC" has taken to social media to disclose more details about the death of the beloved doctor, and according to him, the death of Doctor Victor Idowu would have been prevented if standard healthcare facility was in place to tackle the virus.

He wrote:


"What happened to My friend and Classmate!

#Dr Ahmed Victor Idowu was a medical graduand of the university of Nigeria (2016).

He started his housejob/internship last year at the Federal Medical centre, Lokoja in Kogi state


He was the doctor on duty last week at the FMC, Lokoja at the Paediatrics unit (Children's ward).

A woman brought her 7-month-old baby who was having some febrile illness for some expert management.

He assessed and started managing the case.

Along the course of the case management, Dr Ahmed also developed some febrile illness himself. It was a serious one.

Blood samples were taken from him and was sent to a medical laboratory in another state for tests (It was sent to Federal Irrua specialist Teaching Hospital, Irrua in Edo state, the test was done in Edo state and the results were sent back to Kogi state).

It was there in Edo state that it was confirmed to be a case of Lassa fever.

The 7-month -old baby (his patient) later died on Saturday morning.

Dr Ahmed was later transferred to another state, the Irrua specialist Teaching Hospital, Irrua in Edo state, where he was earlier diagnosed, for some further treatments.

He himself died on Sunday evening.

No standard laboratory or special quarantine unit in the whole of Kogi to fully contain the management of Lassa fever.

Lest I forget, Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi state is more interested in the establishment of fulani cattle colonies in the state, which is far more important than investing in diagnostics, or a standard healthcare facility for the management and control of Lassa fever for his people. Selah"

Source:https://www.042express.com.ng/2018/01/how-unn-graduate-died-of-lassa-fever-in-kogi-collleaque-recounts.html


Cc; lalasticlala

Doctor Victor Idowu Ahmed, a graduate of University of Nigeria, Nsukka who just secured placement for houseman-ship at Federal Medical Centre, Lokoja has died of Lassa fever which he contracted in the line of his duty.

A source told 042Express: "He died today. Lassa fever took him. He just secured placement for houseman-ship at Federal Medical Centre, Lokoja."


The medical director of the FMC Lokoja had on Friday, January 19, told journalists that one of the hospital's male doctor had been diagnosed with the virus.

Olatunde Alabi said the victim’s blood sample which was sent to Irrua facility tested positive.

He added that all the people who came in contact with the doctor - both at home and place of work - had been placed under surveillance.


Students, Colleagues, family and friends has taken to social media to mourn the loss of the beloved Doctor Victor Idowu Ahmed.


Source: https://www.042express.com.ng/2018/01/unn-graduate-dies-of-lassa-fever-in-kogi.html

Alum34:
Lols this male sex dolls fit no get conscience at all, the fit dey on tramodol and cocaine come the tear our girls anyhow.

hahaha no be small thing o... but the technology ideology behind all these stuns me!

This just got really interesting. Following the trending female sex dolls that has divided social media users, the American company has just released the male version.

Initially, the American company, Sexy Real Sex-Dolls created sex dolls for men to help them with their sexual desires, some ladies were mad that they were left out of the plans.

To balance the sexual equation, a trendy photo of a male sex doll with six pack and massive eggplant has surfaced online. The question remain if ladies will be as enthusiastic like the men to embrace this new sex-doll.

http://www.042express.com.ng/2018/01/male-sex-doll-released-see-photos.html

hostkobo:
Chief,

why was your old adsense banned?

If you dont resolve the reason why it was banned, your new adsense could get banned even on a new domain.

I usually advise ppl, especially if they have a good brand and the .com is available; I advise them to buy all possibles... .net, org, .com.ng, .ng, etc

regards
HK

bro here is what happened... my adsense on that site was hijacked, i couldn't login again...so i mailed Google after which they told me nothing can be done.
so i then summouned courage to let it go ...so i removed all the ad codes on the site.

so after which i got a new adsense... i placed the codes surprisingly ads didnt show up..i tested it on another site it worked.

so i tried putting the codes of my hijacked adsense to see ...and i realised it didn't show up so i then realised the stolen adsense seem to av been banned ...and now affecting my Url.

Emmysky:
u could aswell go for .com.ng or .net

thanks for feedback bro

Am considering (.com.ng) hope it doesn't limit my reach to only Nigeria? and hope no negative impact on SEO

Hello webmasters please i need guidance.

My Google Adsense was hijacked, after few days i noticed that the adsense has been banned i was even happy not knowing my domain name was afected too.
Now i got a new adsense acct but ads won't appear on that domain unless i place it on another domain.

Now am planning to buy a new domain but i want to retain my brand name.
so now am thinking of buying a (.NG domain) the former was .com

How good is .NG domain names, does it av any negative effect on ranking? will adsense earnings be affected??

helo Webmasters

Adsense ads are no longer showing on my blog, when i place the ad codes on another blog the ads starts showing, please what could be the cause and what do i do?

I didnt recieve any message from Google concerning that, and i even checked if the domain is banned and its not.