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Hello! there has been a text or mail being circulated claiming that CBN has blocked peoples ATM due to BVN issues which obviously was a lie. So the caller called the so called number ‎08122724217‎ and here is the chat they had.

Here is the link
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Notice how he didn't ask for name or account number but claims he can see the account on their database...please be Vigilant

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This post was created to help aspiring filmamakers ask questions on the craft and art of filmmaking, it also serves as a point of meeting between filmmakers and other staff involved in filmmaking process I.e actors, editors, stunt men/women e.t.c. So pls feel free to drop your questions. Remember knowledge is power.

These post was created to help already established photographers meet and discuss with the upcoming ones... Pls feel free to ask questions and interact with each other. Remember Knowledge is power.

Hello [nairalist+s] Please I want someone to help me with ideas on how to improve my video and photography business... Something innovative and different from d regular... Thanks guyz

A plot of land with twin uncompleted bq is up for sale in Agbara, ogun state. The land is located at opic industrial estate and has its C of O ready... It is to cost 6milion naira but the price is negotiable... If interested call me on 08169112979 or email me on Bigdaviddau@gmail.com

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I am an the verge of starting a videodraphy

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I am working on a business proposal for a film and photography studio but I don't know how to do the market analysis and forecast part... Infact I don't know the whole table part... Pls I need someone that can help me out thanks.

Is it Possible for a Nigerian to Make Money
Online?
Many Nigerians still believe that the “make money
online” or “make money blogging” concept is hype
but I stand to dispute that ideology. If you must
know; some people in the U.S and other European
countries make a full living online. Darren Rowse
makes a full living from blogging and Jeremy
Shoemaker makes an average of $140,000/month
from his network of blogs. Same goes with John
Chow. If you have been on the net for maybe a year, I
believe you must have heard of Ewen Chia. He is the
internet’s No 1 affiliate marketer. He made
$1,000,000 in 48Hours from just a single product. He
is second only to John Reese, who made this same
amount of money in 36Hours. You might say making
such amount of money online is possible for these
individuals because they reside in countries with
thriving economy, so I think I will come home.
Have you heard of NairaLand.com? It is the most
popular forum in Nigeria and it rakes in nothing less
than $1,000 a day. Now check $1000 X 365 days,
that will give us about $365,000 per year. Now
convert it to Naira and see for yourself. The owner
“ Seun Osewa” built and still continues to run that
website right from Nigeria. But that is not even the
main gist. The main gist is that the owner “Seun
Osewa” said he is going to sell NairaLand.com for a
non negotiable sum of 25 Billion Naira and
that’s the truth, NairaLand.com is worth at least 25
Billion Naira.
Are you still in doubt? Then maybe you have not
heard of Lateef Olajide; the Nigerian high school drop
out who made $36,000 within a space of 30 days
from one single product. The product was an eBook
on Dog bite prevention and the worst part of it was
that Lateef Olajide didn’t write the eBook; he knows
nothing about dogs and he hate dogs. Yet, he made
$36,000 from a subject he hates. Can you beat that?
Now the cynics may say that these Nigerians didn’t
make their money from blogging but let me tell you
this: I am a Nigerian and I make money blogging in
Nigeria. This is my business blog so you are free to
take a look around and judge from what you see. Am
I the only one blogging in Nigeria? My answer is No.
Have you heard of Onibalusi Bamidele? Onibalusi
started his online venture at the age of sixteen
years but he owns one of the fastest growing young
entrepreneur’s blog and makes nothing less than
$3,000 every month. You can check him out at
WritersinCharge.com. If this Nigerian can do it,
then what stops you from blogging in Nigeria? What
stops you from making money online with blogs? My
answer is nothing. Only your doubts and skepticism
can stop you; no one else can.
Continue here: http://ourbusinessarea..com/2013/10/how-to-make-money-online-fast.html?spref=tw

Business plans help to focus your attention, set your
goals and impress investors. They're your tactics
sheet for making your business a success and
therefore it's vital you get the formula right. Here are
our top five tips to making sure your business plan is
as in-depth and winning as a top football manager's
playbook.
1. Be honest
As your business plan is often used to show to
investors and potential business partners, it can be
tempting to exaggerate or think extremely (overly)
optimistically when (you forecast)predicting your
figures. Avoid this at all costs as it can be fatal for
your business. A survey, carried out by Intuit found
that miscalculating the time it would take to make
profit led to 44% of businesses either run out of cash
or come very close in 2011. Investors will respect you
more for showing an accurate and conservative
prediction. It proves you're not underestimating how
tough running your own business is and it means you
won't have investors breathing down your neck if
you're not delivering the high sales you promised
them.
2. Show off Everyone
Running a start-up requires specific skills and
investors will want to know your business has all the
foundations to be successful, so show off your staff.
Give details of everyone who'll be working for you,
not just the managers and include outside sources
such as mentors, lawyers and accountants. You
should also mention any recruitment plans, so they
know what areas you're thinking of strengthening
and why.
3. Have an awesome Executive sumary
This is the section where you sum up the entire
business plan. It's potentially the most important
part of the whole document as it's the first section
everyone will read before deciding whether it's worth
looking at the rest. So you need to make sure it's
enticing, provides a good understanding of your
business and highlights why you can promise an
investor a return on their money.
For the remaining tip pls visit: http://ourbusinessarea..com/2013/10/five-easy-tips-to-creating-winning.html?spref=tw