Demolavoices:

Hi @Donniefred, please reply ur pm. Looking forward to read from u soon. Thanks

Done

You have been hacked!!!

traffic metrics can be so deceiving, migrate to WordPress and track all your users.

can record 5pageviews as 10-15pageviews

As at this time, all diamond atm machines are not dispensing any cash

GoroTango:
It is expected that you as an IBO man will hate this news, i mean afterall Trump has disappointed you guys even after shedding blood for him in January

Who is an Igbo? So everyone saying chibok is a scam must be an igbo?

Tunjido:
you think if the chibok is not real the USA will never find out.. Americans don't just think and do things like you just did..

So you think there were no missing girls? Why asslick the US?

Chibok, Legendary scam of the 21st century

Lol @ zombies

Selling Adsense Accounts.

Lol when you see a fake and desperate blogger

We are fvc.ked again!

BlackDBagba:
Lightning fall on you!

ITbomb:
Rotor fall on you

xyoung:
Beans water fall on all of you. Una de find ashawo news abi?

bamdly:
is dat BOOBS
Wait Can i press
I Forgot it on Nland

legalwealth:


There are different ways of withdrawing from foreign Paypal account from Nigeria depending on the country of the PayPal account and available means of withdrawal.

Note that this is not a question that can be answered individually or publicly and it possibly don't come free for lots of reasons.

You can see me in camera so that we can discuss this.

hmm, I understand, your contact please? Preferably whatsapp

How do you withdraw from your PayPal accounts?

That is how I bought a dead PC. Lost 40k

I'm still depressed about it

yemmit90:
Being honest is the only way to maintain your integrity in life. Why cant you simply say you wanna sell your idea and any interested member should contact you through a particular number.

I'm saying this because i know you have one or two thing to sell, and this might be the reason you dont want to share it here. Nigerians dont normally tell/reveal their genuine secret of making money to third party let alone public.

You de mind the ediot? Who will willingly share his/her money making method here?

akujobi2641:
You are the fool. Useless urchin

Useless phagot! Why not go enrich your family and your entire village before coming here, I just pity the mofos that are stupidly dropping their contacts. Those are the people looking for quick money. So, you gay mean to tell me that you wanna share your money making method with us? Tell us more!

And yet these mumu people up there are still dropping their contacts

Sapiosexuality:
Wow! Interesting. Okay. I'd browse on the subject again. I saw somewhere that Google frowns at it. On a commonsensical level they ought frown at it. I'd check again. And 35k is too much.

35k is not much, naija adsense is so difficult to get that's why it's expensive

Sapiosexuality:
But is this legal? I mean does AdSense allow this? If yes, how much does it go for?

It is legal, 35k if you need one.

I sell naija adsense accounts, If you need one, Holla me

DuBLINGreenb:

you tricked us with the eye catching title only to click and find out you want us to go to ur site for traffic. That my friend is click bait it doesnt have to do with advert or a totally different story from what the title said. Atleast you have learnt one thing today.

I own vanguard? I ask again, do you know the meaning of click bait

DuBLINGreenb:
Click bait

Do you even know the meaning of click bait?

An Ikeja High Court on Thursday remanded an American citizen, Marco Ramirez, at Kirikiri Maximum Prison for allegedly defrauding three Nigerians in a 565,000 dollars green card and investment scam.
Mr. Ramirez was remanded following his not-guilty plea to a 16-count charge of obtaining money under false presences.

He was arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
The EFCC prosecutor, V. O. Aigboje, alleged that the accused, managing director of three companies – USA Now Plc., Eagleford Instalodge Group and USA Now Capital Group – committed the offences between February 2013 and August 2013.

Mr. Aigboje said Mr. Ramirez fraudulently received 545,000 dollars from Godson Echejue to invest in his company, Eagleford Instalodge Group, in order to procure an American green card (residence permit) for him (Echejue).

He also allegedly received 10,000 dollars from Abubakar Umar through a non-existent investment programme in the U.S., which was billed to make Mr. Umar eligible to obtain an American passport.
The EFCC also accused Mr. Ramirez of illegally receiving 10,000 dollars from one Olukayode Sodimu under the pretext that the funds were facilitation fees with the American Immigration Services for an American green card.

After Mr. Ramirez took his plea, Mr. Aigboje requested that he be taken from the custody of EFCC to prison custody.


“There are no bed spaces available in the commission. I apply that the defendant be remanded in prison custody,” she said.
Chukwudi Maduka, the defence counsel, in his submission, requested that Mr. Ramirez be kept in the custody of EFCC and not in the custody of the Nigerian Prison Service.

“Ever since my client has been in the custody of the EFCC, we are just seeing this charge for the very first time today.

“He is already on EFCC bail in Abuja and his International passport has been forfeited as part of his bail conditions.
“We will like to file an application for his bail today.
“We pray that the defendant be remanded in the custody of the EFCC pending the time my Lord hears the bail application,” he said.
Justice Josephine Oyefeso, however, rejected Mr. Maduka’s request and ordered that Mr. Ramirez be remanded in prison.
“The proper place for remand is prison custody and I so order.
“The case is, hereby, adjourned to July 3 for hearing of the defendant’s bail application,” she said. (NAN)


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/2341808-american-sent-prison-defrauding-nigerians.html

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UNITED NATIONS (UNITED STATES) (AFP) -
The world's current population of 7.6 billion will balloon to 9.8 billion in 2050, with India's numbers to surpass China's in just seven years, a UN report said Wednesday.

Nigeria will overtake the United States by 2050 to become the third most populous country in the world, according to the figures by the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs.

"With roughly 83 million people being added to the world's population every year, the upward trend in population size is expected to continue, even assuming that fertility levels will continue to decline," the report's authors said.

At that rate, the global population will reach 8.6 billion in 2030, 9.8 billion in 2050 and 11.2 billion in 2100, it said.

The population of India, which currently ranks as the second most populous country with 1.3 billion inhabitants, will surpass China's 1.4 billion citizens by 2024.

But Nigeria is growing the most rapidly, and the populations in 26 African countries are likely to "at least double" by 2050, according to the report.

The number of persons aged 60 or above is expected to more than double by 2050 and more than triple by 2100.

The aging population is projected to rise from 962 million globally in 2017 to 2.1 billion in 2050 and 3.1 billion in 2100, said the report


‎http://m.france24.com/en/20170622-world-population-reach-98-bln-2050-un-says


http://hugmee.ga/un-world-population-to-hit-9-8bln-coming-2050/

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By MIKE ISAAC
JUNE 21, 2017

Travis Kalanick stepped down Tuesday as chief executive of Uber, the ride-hailing service that he helped found in 2009 and that he built into a transportation colossus, after a shareholder revolt made it untenable for him to stay on at the company.

Mr. Kalanick’s exit came under pressure after hours of drama involving Uber’s investors, according to two people with knowledge of the situation, who asked to remain anonymous because the details are confidential.

Earlier on Tuesday, five of Uber’s major investors demanded that the chief executive resign immediately. The investors included one of Uber’s biggest shareholders, the venture capital firm Benchmark, which has one of its partners, Bill Gurley, on Uber’s board. The investors made their demand for Mr. Kalanick to step down in a letter delivered to the chief executive while he was in Chicago, said the people with knowledge of the situation.

In the letter, titled “Moving Uber Forward” and obtained by The New York Times, the investors wrote to Mr. Kalanick that he must immediately leave and that the company needed a change in leadership. Mr. Kalanick, 40, consulted with at least one Uber board member and after long discussions with some of the investors, he agreed to step down. He will remain on Uber’s board of directors.

“I love Uber more than anything in the world and at this difficult moment in my personal life I have accepted the investors request to step aside so that Uber can go back to building rather than be distracted with another fight,” Mr. Kalanick said in a statement.


Uber’s board said in a statement that Mr. Kalanick had “always put Uber first” and that his stepping down as chief executive would give the company “room to fully embrace this new chapter in Uber’s history.” An Uber spokesman declined to comment further.

The move caps months of questions over the leadership of Uber, which has become a prime example of Silicon Valley start-up culture gone awry. The company has been exposed this year as having a workplace culture that is rife with sexual harassment and discrimination, and has pushed the envelope in dealing with law enforcement and even partners. That tone was set by Mr. Kalanick, who has aggressively turned the company into the world’s dominant ride-hailing service and upended the transportation industry around the globe.

Mr. Kalanick’s troubles began earlier this year after a former Uber engineer detailed what she said was sexual harassment at the company, opening the floodgates for more complaints and spurring internal investigations. In addition, Uber has been dealing with an intellectual property lawsuit from Waymo, the self-driving car business that operates under Google’s parent company, and a federal inquiry into a software tool that Uber used to sidestep some law enforcement.


Uber has been trying to move past its difficult history, which has grown inextricably tied to Mr. Kalanick. In recent months, Uber has fired more than 20 employees after an investigation into the company’s culture, embarked on major changes to professionalize its workplace, and is searching for new executives including a chief operating officer.

Mr. Kalanick last week said he would take an indefinite leave of absence from Uber, partly to work on himself and to grieve for his mother, who died last month in a boating accident. He said Uber’s day-to-day management would fall to a committee of more than 10 executives.

But the shareholder letter indicated that his taking time off was not enough for some investors who have pumped millions of dollars into the ride-hailing company, which has seen its valuation swell to nearly $70 billion. For them, Mr. Kalanick had to go.

The five shareholders who demanded Mr. Kalanick’s resignation include some of the technology industry’s most prestigious venture capital firms, which invested in Uber at an early stage of the company’s life, as well as a mutual fund firm. Apart from Benchmark, they are First Round Capital, Lowercase Capital, Menlo Ventures and Fidelity Investments, which together own more than a quarter of Uber’s stock. Because some of the investors hold a type of stock that endows them with an outsize number of votes, they have about 40 percent of Uber’s voting power.


Mr. Kalanick’s resignation opens questions of who may take over Uber, especially since the company has been so molded in his image. And Mr. Kalanick will probably remain a presence there since he still retains control of a majority of Uber’s voting shares.

Taking a start-up chief executive to task so publicly is relatively unusual in Silicon Valley, where investors often praise entrepreneurs and their aggressiveness, especially if their companies are growing fast. It is only when those start-ups are in a precarious position or are declining that shareholders move to protect their investment.

In the case of Uber — one of the most highly valued private companies in the world — investors could lose billions of dollars if the company were to be marked down in valuation.

Uber, which has raised more than $11 billion from investors since its founding in 2009, has a wide base of shareholders apart from the ones who signed the letter. Uber’s investors also include TPG Capital, the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, mutual fund giants like BlackRock and wealthy clients of firms like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs.

In the letter, in addition to Mr. Kalanick’s immediate resignation, the five shareholders asked for improved oversight of the company’s board by filling two of three empty board seats with “truly independent directors.” They also demanded that Mr. Kalanick support a board-led search committee for a new chief executive, and that Uber immediately hire an experienced chief financial officer.



http://hugmee.ga/travis-kalanick-ubers-founder-resigns-as-the-c-e-o/

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/06/21/technology/uber-ceo-travis-kalanick.html