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Kachi11061998:Abeg make una answer |
Craigbrown4076:Congratulations mate. More sales! |
ttbaba:why not? |
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tranxo: tranxo:A good observation and it's very common here. ED or Handreg? I think it's as a result of sales drought. People just want someone to tell them this is one thing they are doing wrong which is holding their sales. It is a psychological approach which is self-comforting even though many don't realise it. Domains on ED were at some point hand-regged but many just chase the wind and try to follow what just gave another person result. Budosky reported scamdemic sale and guys focused on hand regging. Few days later, Beckplanet (he says he gets his names from ED) reports a sale and ED becomes the topic. Even guys will still ask a seller where he got his end users from. Yelp or Google map? ![]() Just do you. |
asfrankasf:lol. I was looking for the ebook on my phone so I can share it here but I can't find it anymore. Don't even waste your money, there's nothing special about it. You're better off surfing namepros. |
AngelicBeing:l don't know but what works for them looks barbaric to me and may look so for the developed countries. Two consenting adults having intimate relationship are sentenced to seven years imprisonment. Interesting! But soldiers made protesters in Abuja lie down on their face and people are blaming Buhari here. What's the difference between both presidents please? |
AngelicBeing:Adultery comes with 7 years imprisonment and he butchers people just to make a point and you're celebrating it? Is that also a tenet of democracy? But if the American police manhandles a black man for stealing, the world will react |
Amiblinks0408:Why don't you combine these three means of income and make decent money monthly instead of soliciting for 3k patronage? |
Awol1: Lemme tell y'all something...If you can reach a decision of who wins an election based on the opinion of just one girl, you shouldn't get yourself involved in explaining political scenarios. This clearly is not your thing. PS: I care less who wins between APC and PDP. |
pluto09:I think you have a point here. I don't understand mathematics either but whether naira against the dollar is 500 or 300, what is the point if you don't benefit anything financially? If a mudu of rice sells for 2k, everyone still needs to spend the naira to purchase it. I don't think I will pass up the opportunity to increase the amount of naira I have...legitimately. |
pluto09:Truly, information is power... |
ahiboilandgas:Why would you say that? If I choose to keep my money in crypto so as to protect against naira inflation, how can you fault me for not keeping it in naira? I was lucky to sell around 450 though. Rate has dropped below 410
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ahiboilandgas:Does this means black market rate will crash? I'm asking because I have some few dollars on Binance currently traded at 463/$. If the CBN intervention will force black market rate down, it wouldn't be wise holding on to dollars now right? |
AwesomeDuru:Thank you |
2sexycom:387. Do you have an idea about the barter virtual card? Their monthly limit and the exchange rate. |
AwesomeDuru:lol |
Morning guys. In the face of this monthly spending limit on international transactions pegged at $100 by all banks, how do you get by? What rate does your bank charge? Mine is Zenith, 387/$ |
Jayboi:Kindly recommend some movies please |
ifyalways:Thanks madam for the money. God bless you. |
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3 The lessons we won't forget in a hurry The COVID-19 lockdown was an experience the world didn't plan for but was forced on them because of the bizarre choice of food of some far-away people in China. This is not exactly proven but hey who cares? Here in Nigeria, it feels quite refreshing pointing accusing fingers. While the lockdown was not anticipated, it did turn out to be eventful for some people, and quite dreary for many others. On which part of the divide UjuJoan2 belonged, you will find out soon enough. Uju is a happily married woman in her late thirties with a loving husband and three beautiful kids. Being forced to stay at home with three young energetic ladies is not exactly what I'd call thrilling. I mean, there is nothing interesting about yelling and constantly correcting kids about what they should and shouldn't do. You will understand this only if you’ve been around the block. This is one of those moments parents wished teachers would be given national honour for the pain they go through with the kids in school. The teachers couldn’t care less. They wouldn’t mind annual lockdowns so they can enjoy their newfound peace of mind. Different strokes for different folks I guess. Uju, like other mothers, hoped a vaccine is found to contain the virus so life can return to normal. A little spanking here and there though and some punishments, the girls fell in line. Parenting is a work on its own. But while it was hectic on one side, the lockdown served as perfect timing for bonding with loved ones. Before the lockdown, everyone had their daily activities which kept them apart for most of the day. While the parents were off to work, the kids were in school. The family only had the weekends to be together. For Uju, the sit-at-home order was a relief (sort of) from the hectic daily activities. Even though they couldn't go on outings, the family enjoyed their time indoor by playing games and watching movies. She also used the opportunity to try out some continental African dishes like ofe onugbu, nkwobi, abacha, etc. which she has been wishing to prepare once she has the time. While activities were grounded and movements restricted, technology afforded people to be together even though they are miles apart. Facebook, Instagram and other social medium kept people entertained. Luckily for Uju, she is an active member on Nairaland, a popular African forum, where she engages in intelligent discussions in the family section. These discussions range on marriage and relationships, parenting and child upbringing and many others. There are a couple of controversial topics on the male folks' inadequacies as well which surprisingly, takes a bulk of her time. I did mention at the beginning of this article that it feels good laying blames in Nigeria. Well, the ladies find it refreshing to discuss all day long about how men are the one thing wrong with the human race. Fortunately for them, being forced to sit at home afforded them enough online presence to discuss this extensively. Poor men! The lockdown has been lifted and activities are slowly returning to normal, but the experience during the stay-at-home order is one that many will regale to future generations like our parents did of the colonial rule. While many will blame their woes for having a slow year on it, many others will appreciate it for the opportunity to think of alternative means of survival which has ultimately shaped their lives. Digitalization of businesses and learning to run them irrespective of a physical gathering is a lesson many Nigerians won't forget in a hurry. And for someone like Uju, she has enough of these lessons carefully tucked away in her archive, hopefully, to be told to her grandkids someday. |
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ifyalways:Nothing do you. Wish you perfect health. |
Sadiq3051:It's a nice name but I think you should forget about appraisal and concentrate on selling it. |
Adesarm:You did well. We all have roles to play in reshaping our damaged identify in the international community. |
DexterousOne:This is quite true. I went home during the last gubernatorial election in Kogi. Even the deaf and blind need no conviction to know that Yahaya Bello is a disaster but there many things wrong with us as Nigerians. The politicians only leverage on those things. Tribal politics: Promising power shift to Okun so Tinubu/Faleke can support him. Poverty: He has impoverished the people to the extent that they don't have a will-power of their own. Past political office holders who were owed allowance by the Idris Wada administration were forced to join to APC. They receive cash gifts between 1m-2million upon their decamp. In addition, he promised to pay their allowance after securing electoral victory. People collect branded clothings from politicians and joyfully travel many kilometres to political meetings and rallies so they can earn a paltry sum of 1k and free take-away rice at the end of the day. Appointments: Some people are very much interested in retaining their political appointment so they went to all extent to ensure their principal returns to office. Doling out money to people (traditional office holders inclusive), intimidation and kidnapping of the few relevant ones who won't budge. Bello was foresighted enough to empower some few persons ranging from Commissioners, LGA administrators, political advisers, revenue collectors, thugs, etc. These people made so money and gained power so they can afford to do anything in the interest of their principal. And the most surprising of all is the fact that the few elites in the various wards also supported him because of financial gifts they received. These are the type of people you would think wants the interest of their communities so one is confused whether the candidate they are supporting is not the same disaster that has been there since 2016. And on election day, it's a different ball game. The few persons that stood their ground got carried away by money. I don't know how they got the money but APC stewarts spent crazily. Ad-hoc electoral officials and policemen in my unit were bribed with 30k each. In some polling units, electorates got as high as 9k each just to vote for APC. PDP were bargaining 2k. In a nutshell, votes were bought, conscience were sold. And then kinsmen fought one another for a man who doesn't care about their existence. Two brothers on opposing sides fought and broke their mother's head who was trying to separate them. The father was actually supporting one of the sons because they were on the same side. I wasn't told. I witnessed it. |
Greenvaiper:Nigerian politics is an emotional and sentimental topic and it shouldn't be encouraged here. Because when it is discussed, it will always bring comments like the bolded. Every electorate has the right to vote for their choices. It is their right and you should learn to respect that. Last time I checked, Buhari and Atiku are Fulanis, so what is the spite on Igbo here? Southwest has six States, Atiku won in Ondo, Osun, and Oyo. But you've chosen to be a tribal bigot who is quick to mention to anyone who cares to listen how Yorubas foisted Buhari on Nigerians. Stop being petty! If the Igbos are so good with political decisions like you want us to believe, one would expect that a man like Ikpeazu of Abia won't return to office. But he did. While it is nice to protest against the inadequacies of government (this administration has a lot of them), no sitting government in the world will allow people chant "Revolution" every time. This is more like forceful change of power which is against the tenets of democracy. APC tried it in 2015 but they used a mild term. People should protest for good governance instead of following Sowore's misguided utterance and land themselves in trouble. If Nigerians want to change the government, they should do it through the ballot. |
hansdafinest:Can I try it first and see if it works? |
mumin4sure:Nice one. Is this method for phone or PC? |
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