Have you heard the word DROP SHIPPING before?
It involves selling other people's products while the owner of the product ships it to the buyer on your behalf as if you have done it yourself.

In this form of business, the buyer does not even know that you are only an info man with a price on a product he does not own.

This business has turned into very lucrative business since the advent of e-Commerce.

With an e-Commerce website, a store owner can stock his e-store with products he had never seen before and has no money to buy and keep for sale.

What he does is copy product information and fill same up on his website.

When people visit his website and see the products and like them, and finally place orders, the e-store owner will request the product owner to send goods straight to the buyer and he pays the product owner what is due him.

This is a one million dollar business if you can learn all the tricks.

Do you wanna start?
Do you wanna convert this idea into a home business that gives you all the time you need as well as money to take care of your family?

I have a comprehensive post on how this works on my blog.
Here is the link:

http://thinaircash.com/2017/01/18/drop-shipping-sell-anything-online-without-buying/

Many people may not know that they can register their blog business or any online business with Corporate Affairs Commission.
Some do not see any reason for this. There is also this group that do not believe that Blogging is that serious a business that can be registered with CAC.

The truth is that the best way to risk an idea in business is never to register it with authorities.
On my blog, I have told the story of the original owner of RYL Popcorn who lost his idea when his popcorn business started booming simply because an imitator registered RYL Popcorn ahead of him.

If there is anything I want you to learn from this story, it is that YOUR ONLINE BUSINESS OR YOUR BLOG IS A BUSINESS FOR CHRIST SAKE.
It's time to do the needful.

Before you can visit CAC for registration of your online business, kindly take time to digest this article I have written on registering your Blog or online business and you will regret the time you have wasted not acting on this matter.

By the way how are you sure that someone has not registered the business you are operating right now? If that has happened, it means you are now impersonating in the business you originated the idea

http://thinaircash.com/2016/12/04/why-you-must-register-your-dotcom-business-if-you-want-to-stay-successful/.

DikeOha882:
Ponponkon how far, oso arawala nkapi ahu

Hahahaaaaaa! Nwanne mmadu, Oso arawala nkapi ahu!

Chai Ndigbo, unu makwanu okwu ekwu o.

After more than 18 months in office and considering the "State of the Nation", do you still find Goodluck Ebele Jonathan as the best option in the election will come again right now? Will you still vote again for him if you did before or Vote for him if you did not do so before?

Reports are everywhere about shootings, killings, burning of houses, bombing and other social vices just in the name of politics or in the name of one party or the other. Violence is feared in this on-going election. Some clergies are feared saying that there may be much bloodshed. Nigerians have been urged to seriously go deepen selves into prayers to save the country and to have the election succeed without much damage.

But just at the beginning of the election, many have lost their lives just by men and of cause women whose interest is in that power.

So what do you think is responsible for all these vices in connection with politics and election.

A friend recently said that he would rather accept the advice of a person who had a failed marriage than from someone who has never tested the business of marriage. It is often said that one who wears a shoe know where it pinches. To him, he has the theory but nature/experience has the practice.

Now will you accept the advice or counsel of one who is a specialist in marriage talks but had never been married before?

Osisi-Ka-Nkwu The Abia State Kidnapping Lord Killed!

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-567109.0.html#msg7321376

This evening on one of NTA Aba's news bulletins it was reported that Osisi-Ka-Nkwu the lord of kidnappers in Abia state has finally been sent to rest with his ancestors. Some months ago, the abia state police command and the JTF have declared Osisi wanted and placed a handsome reward on who has the lead. But Osisi according to the news was his own lead.

The Army, according to the state news, reported that Osisi and has men had an operation since last night which brought the army close to them for the first time. The heavily armed Military men laid arm bush and sorrounded the scene. From the night till today, the army engaged them untill they were able to subdue them killing Chinedu his right hand man, Osisi-Ka-Nkwu and the third but un-named person among the notorious group. These whole event took place at Obokwe Ukwa in Ukwa-east local Govt.

Osisi who was reported as not only notorious but also deadly was feared with his declaration that no mortal man can kill him. Today, he was shown crumbling with bullet wounds on the ground helpless. As at the time on that report, he was still not completely dead.

Nevertheless, the questions are: Given his notoriety and his professed missing-in-action quality, are we sure what was shown was Osisi Ka Nkwu? The News only showed crumbling people shut and displayed close to heavy Ak Machine guns; only one face was shown and the rest of the bodies were shown in halves without their faces. So how can we prove Osisi was there? The Clear detail of the event that led to his death was shifted for subsequent bulletins; does it not have elements of insincerity and uncertainty attached?

Only time will tell us. At the same time, it is with great pleasure that the whole of Abia Celebrate the declaration that Osisi Ka Nkwu has been Killed.

What you are about reading is from Associated Press.
My Interest is what can Nigerian rulers learn from Making out time for leisure and not on the accident itself.

[b]WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama needed 12 stitches in his upper lip after taking an errant elbow during a pickup basketball game Friday morning with family and friends visiting for the Thanksgiving holiday, the White House said.
First word of the injury came in a statement from press secretary Robert Gibbs nearly three hours after the incident.
The White House did not initially name the person who caused the injury, but identified him later Friday as Rey Decerega, director of programs for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute.
Obama received the stitches under local anesthesia in the doctor's office on the ground floor of the White House after returning home. Doctors used a smaller filament than typically used, which increases the number of stitches but makes a tighter stitch and leaves a smaller scar.
The president had gone to nearby Fort McNair to indulge in a game of basketball, one of his favorite athletic pursuits. It was a five-on-five contest involving family and friends. Among the players were Obama's nephew, Avery Robinson, Education Secretary Arne Duncan and Reggie Love, Obama's personal assistant, who played at Duke University.
The White House said the injury happened during their fifth and final game when Decerega turned to take a shot and hit Obama, who was playing defense, in the mouth with his elbow.
Obama emerged from the building after about 90 minutes of play, wearing a short-sleeve T-shirt and gym pants, and was seen dabbing at his mouth with what appeared to be a wad of gauze. A few hours later, reporters who had gathered on the White House driveway for the arrival of the Christmas tree saw the president in an upstairs window, pressing an ice pack against his mouth before he stood and walked away.
"After being inadvertently hit with an opposing player's elbow in the lip while playing basketball with friends and family, the president received 12 stitches today administered by the White House Medical Unit," Gibbs said.
Decerega issued a statement through the White House late Friday. He did not immediately respond to an e-mail request from The Associated Press for independent comment.
"I learned today the president is both a tough competitor and a good sport," the statement said. "I enjoyed playing basketball with him this morning. I'm sure he'll be back out on the court again soon."
Obama's motorcade obeyed all traffic stops, the custom for nonofficial trips, during the return to the White House.
In February, Obama, 49, was deemed to be in excellent health and fit for duty after his first medical checkup as president. Doctors reported then that Obama had yet to kick a smoking habit, takes anti-inflammatory medication to relieve chronic tendinitis in his left knee and should make dietary changes to reduce his cholesterol levels.
Obama was told to return for another physical exam in August 2011, after he turns 50. In addition to regular pickup basketball games, Obama is also an avid golfer.
Obama had no public events scheduled during the long holiday weekend.
His stitched lip, however, could make for some interesting small talk on Tuesday, when Obama is to meet with the congressional leadership. The session originally was announced for Nov. 18, but was delayed after Republicans, who will control the House and increase their numbers in the Senate come January, said they couldn't accommodate the president.
Medical help is always nearby for U.S. presidents. A doctor or nurse is stationed at the White House around the clock and accompanies the president in his motorcade and aboard Air Force One.
Recent presidents have had a number of medical scares.
George W. Bush choked on a pretzel and briefly lost consciousness, falling and hurting his head. Bill Clinton had surgery and used crutches for months for a torn tendon in his knee when he stumbled on steps at the Florida home of golf pro Greg Norman.
The elder Bush, George H.W. Bush, was hospitalized for an erratic heartbeat while jogging at Camp David, a problem later diagnosed as a thyroid ailment. The senior Bush also collapsed at a state dinner in Tokyo, which the White House blamed on an intestinal flu.
Jimmy Carter fainted briefly while jogging near Camp David. Ronald Reagan was shot in the chest in a 1981 assassination attempt.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney, 69, has had five heart attacks since age 37. He had surgery this year to install a pump to help his heart work. Cheney said he has congestive heart failure.[/b]

Obama, friends and family were used to games -outdoor. He is also freely moving as he wishes.
who can tell what kind of games GJ plays?
Does he have time for fun and leisure like the world president, Obama?
It's my sympathy to Obama, "get well soon, my friend!". But his activity shows that our office should not interfere with our love for sports or other activities.

I also learnt that reporting events should not sensor the truth away. Will Nigerian press report this incident the way we find it here? Will Aso Rock allow this free reporting despite that it happened to the President? Will the police allow them to capture the president in this mood that depict pains, tears, and agony? Will the one that wounded him albeit inadvertently be allowed to go home freely? He may be accused of deliberately seeking to kill the president.

I guess there are much lessons even in ur mind.

The next Octopus the predictor should be a muslim may be Octopus Musa or Adamu or Mustapha

Marilee Jones, was the dean of admissions at MIT until her dismissal in 2007, when it was discovered that she had lied about her academic credentials 28 years ago. She had claimed three degrees, although she had none. Throughout her stay as the dean of this great institute, she never made an administrative mistake. Records were accurate. She also supervised PhDs. When she spoke, everyone listens in ecstasy and she stole the minds of many. She was very knowledgeable of the institute’s laws and managed them well. She was also vast in almost all endeavours of schooling and scholarship.

Some years ago, here in Nigeria, a leader claimed a degree from Harvard. That was not the problem. The House he led dethroned him on the ground of forgery. While I am not supporting forgery, yet, can someone consider: why would Sanusi forge certificate? He was a great leader. During his days, the house was calmer and super productive. I am not saying the house was best. Yet, he was actually doing very well. The qualification for being in that office was not a university degree. Now it gets back to my question. Would it not be the high demand for degrees that led him to it? Behind that knowledge that he had fakes, he was still doing fine.

It is also possible that some of the University lecturers in Nigeria fudged their way to their seats. While they are not yet discovered, they continue to grow and progress even earning more degrees without getting the first original.

It is not out of place for us to hear stories of people who never attended Universities but are great leaders and great managers of organizations. You and I know of the support to education in Africa by Gates yet the story of Gates not attending University is almost household news. But do you know that Harvard engages gates on Student orientation. They also depend on his technology. Many people achieve great heights without University education.

But in the last decade the percentage of jobs requiring at least some college degree has doubled, which means that employers are going along with the college racket. A resume without a college degree is never going to get past the computer programs that screen applications. Why? Certainly it’s not because most corporate employers possess a deep affinity for the life of the mind
My theory is that employers prefer college grads because they see a college degree chiefly as mark of one’s ability to obey and conform. Whatever else you learn in college, you learn to sit still for long periods while appearing to be awake. And whatever else you do in a white collar job, most of the time you’ll be sitting and feigning attention. Sitting still for hours on end—whether in library carrels or office cubicles-- does not come naturally to humans. It must be learned – although no college has yet been honest enough to offer a degree in seat-warming.

I now wish to know from you. Is it worth it attending the University or at least seeking only the graduates for employment since it could just be the non-graduates who will do that same job for him?

Marilee Jones, was the dean of admissions at MIT until her dismissal in 2007, when it was discovered that she had lied about her academic credentials 28 years ago. She had claimed three degrees, although she had none. Throughout her stay as the dean of this great institute, she never made an administrative mistake. Records were accurate. She also supervised PhDs. When she spoke, everyone listens in ecstasy and she stole the minds of many. She was very knowledgeable of the institute’s laws and managed them well. She was also vast in almost all endeavours of schooling and scholarship.

Some years ago, here in Nigeria, a leader claimed a degree from Harvard. That was not the problem. The House he led dethroned him on the ground of forgery. While I am not supporting forgery, yet, can someone consider: why would Sanusi forge certificate? He was a great leader. During his days, the house was calmer and super productive. I am not saying the house was best. Yet, he was actually doing very well. The qualification for being in that office was not a university degree. Now it gets back to my question. Would it not be the high demand for degrees that led him to it? Behind that knowledge that he had fakes, he was still doing fine.

It is also possible that some of the University lecturers in Nigeria fudged their way to their seats. While they are not yet discovered, they continue to grow and progress even earning more degrees without getting the first original.

It is not out of place for us to hear stories of people who never attended Universities but are great leaders and great managers of organizations. You and I know of the support to education in Africa by Gates yet the story of Gates not attending University is almost household news. But do you know that Harvard engages gates on Student orientation. They also depend on his technology. Many people achieve great heights without University education.

But in the last decade the percentage of jobs requiring at least some college degree has doubled, which means that employers are going along with the college racket. A resume without a college degree is never going to get past the computer programs that screen applications. Why? Certainly it’s not because most corporate employers possess a deep affinity for the life of the mind
My theory is that employers prefer college grads because they see a college degree chiefly as mark of one’s ability to obey and conform. Whatever else you learn in college, you learn to sit still for long periods while appearing to be awake. And whatever else you do in a white collar job, most of the time you’ll be sitting and feigning attention. Sitting still for hours on end—whether in library carrels or office cubicles-- does not come naturally to humans. It must be learned – although no college has yet been honest enough to offer a degree in seat-warming.

I now wish to know from you. Is it worth it attending the University or at least seeking only the graduates for employment since it could just be the non-graduates who will do that same job for him?

Marilee Jones, was the dean of admissions at MIT until her dismissal in 2007, when it was discovered that she had lied about her academic credentials 28 years ago. She had claimed three degrees, although she had none. Throughout her stay as the dean of this great institute, she never made an administrative mistake. Records were accurate. She also supervised PhDs. When she spoke, everyone listens in ecstasy and she stole the minds of many. She was very knowledgeable of the institute’s laws and managed them well. She was also vast in almost all endeavours of schooling and scholarship.

Some years ago, here in Nigeria, a leader claimed a degree from Harvard. That was not the problem. The House he led dethroned him on the ground of forgery. While I am not supporting forgery, yet, can someone consider: why would Sanusi forge certificate? He was a great leader. During his days, the house was calmer and super productive. I am not saying the house was best. Yet, he was actually doing very well. The qualification for being in that office was not a university degree. Now it gets back to my question. Would it not be the high demand for degrees that led him to it? Behind that knowledge that he had fakes, he was still doing fine.

It is also possible that some of the University lecturers in Nigeria fudged their way to their seats. While they are not yet discovered, they continue to grow and progress even earning more degrees without getting the first original.

It is not out of place for us to hear stories of people who never attended Universities but are great leaders and great managers of organizations. You and I know of the support to education in Africa by Gates yet the story of Gates not attending University is almost household news. But do you know that Harvard engages gates on Student orientation. They also depend on his technology. Many people achieve great heights without University education.

But in the last decade the percentage of jobs requiring at least some college degree has doubled, which means that employers are going along with the college racket. A resume without a college degree is never going to get past the computer programs that screen applications. Why? Certainly it’s not because most corporate employers possess a deep affinity for the life of the mind
My theory is that employers prefer college grads because they see a college degree chiefly as mark of one’s ability to obey and conform. Whatever else you learn in college, you learn to sit still for long periods while appearing to be awake. And whatever else you do in a white collar job, most of the time you’ll be sitting and feigning attention. Sitting still for hours on end—whether in library carrels or office cubicles-- does not come naturally to humans. It must be learned – although no college has yet been honest enough to offer a degree in seat-warming.

I now wish to know from you. Is it worth it attending the University or at least seeking only the graduates for employment since it could just be the non-graduates who will do that same job for him?

The idea of SIM registration is never strange. It took me 2 weeks in the UK
to obtain a telephone line as a visitor because a registration had to tally with my VISA
Certificate and International Passport No. In organized societies, the government can use this
to protect the citizenry. Same is possible in Nigeria.

But I have a big question to How is Nigerian Government going to use this as a strategy to fix
kidnapping. Look at this:

My Friend was kidnapped 2 times by different groups. At each of this times, he was never contacted before the attack. From the time they picked him till the time he was released on ransom, the only means of communication was his own phone. There was no identification of any phone line belonging to the NAPAS. If his lines were registered, how would this aid his release and of cause a protection for his family.

Do you think kidnapping can be checked with just this exercise of SIm registration given that other security measures are hitting the rocks? Or would you make other suggestions that the government and the people would try?

I am not interested! But if I should be, it must be because I compare Nigerian politics to American. This game here looks like where Obama decamps while on seat. The whole America will go mad and make sure he ends up a fugitive.

The ambition of our politicians is always to cease power to be able to steal and loot. If party loyalty means anything to us, a governor cannot wake up and start jumping parties at will. The next people to laugh at are the followers. Abia State Elders will jump with him like the wave.

Maaaaadddd People!
Thank God I dont vote

We have heard several stories about the release of the journalists, how they spent the money they call their own, and how the government nor any other person paid a ransom. But we are yet to know how exactly or what exactly was the sequence of events until they found their freedom. Something is still shady and we hope to know everything if possible.

If it were in UK or TEXAS, by now movies of their experiences are all in the market. So can somebody volunteer to tell Nigerians the truth? We also heard that one of the kidnappers was caught, is it really true? what is his/her name? who sent them? where does he live? who are his people? Then if all these are false, know that much more was paid as ransom to release these guys. As usual, you know it would be a disgrace that Govt. or so pays a ransom to rescue someone.

The truth is still hidden, period!

The truth will still emerge

I agree!
Christiandom Cleargy prepare their preching module towards contribution of money by never-ask-question members of the churches. These look like sheep taken to slaughter.

Some posts here irritate me.
We look at Igbos and the Igbo land as a place outside Nigeria.

Every Nigerian state and city has her own pites and worries.
But we must not forget that it takes turns. We all need to be considerate of millions who are not favoured by this crime of kidnapping. These are also crying. But the difference here is that they are saying that the police is not doing it right.

Go to Aba and monitor the police closely.
Just yesterday I was in Aba. Riot almost set off as the police stabbed a motorist for not giving him N20.

If there is anything that should embarrass us it should be things like this (it should be things like Crimes in uniforms).
So under the condition that the police is demanding money like tolls from the motorists, how would they concentrate on this assignments of fighting crime?

The police collects N20 from motorists and the JTF collect N50.
Men, lets be frank, there is no sincereity in the way the government intends fighting crime in Nigeria. The government may well have a share in these toll collections, period

Earlier today when I was responding to the post on Kidnapping being a way the Ngwa want to discredit the Governor, I said that the actual people involved might really not be from Ala Ngwa. Now can you see that a trace is now coming from Abuja, yes far away Abuja. Sorry to say, are we sure the purported kidnapped persons do not know about this plan? Yes Nigeria is a place anything can happen. Its possible that these men with their heavy security or so might be involved in the plot. The government and of cause the police should as well look into this as well.

Another thing to think about is the credibility of the story that they never gave any money to the kidnappers and that Nigerian police rescued the kidnapped. Well, I doubt this. The Nigerian police I've come to know is capable of assisting the kidnappers to get the money for a share. If you are a sincere policeman in Nigeria please dont feel insulted, keep your good work up and pls dont get corrupted. But know that I have the truth of your colleagues. They abate crime. I was able to prove it in court when I was in PH. infact that was the reason i had to run away from PH.

Its possible that the government has paid this ransom and the police would play the card of honour. Police can as well pay this ransom from the pay they generate from the motorists. Its just a matter of few days.

While I am not totally agreeing to the whole story, while I still vote that something be done against Kidnapping in Nigeria and not Niger Delta alone, and not Ala Ngwa, and while I still suggest that the police should be re-examined, I pass my congratulatory message to the truth about this story, at least the 4 Journalists were finally saved despite the means.

The truth is everywhere. Kidnapping is everywhere and people everywhere too are complaining.
Kidnapping did not start in Abia neither did it in Ngwa land. Kidnapping is almost silent elsewhere because Abia is now a focal point.

I am from Imo state and I guess the level of Kidnapping in Imo is almost same as in Abia and I know that it is not widely spoken of the way it is done in Abia. Forget about Owerri where I stay and go into the villages you'll hear of stories of persons who are settled before functions like burial are carried out.

But the crux of the matter should not be overlooked.
The government of Abia State has failed and that is why there is total decay in almost every sphare of the state.

Why would you blame the people when for 3 years + the governor has left the state to become a rubish centre?
Is it Kidnapping that stopped the governemtn from rendering her its own services?
Is it not also part of government to check these minace and crimes like it?
If the governemnt does not know where these guys are, why spend the whole money on police enforcement?
Why has the state governemnt been preaching there is peace in Abia?
Why is it always at the same Ngwa land that all the corrupt policemen will dump themselves for collection of tolls?
Why would every dick and harry remain there for business? remember that as U say Ngwa land you are just talking about Aba, Osisioma, Isiala Ngwa, Ugwunagbo, and Obingwa.

If the government does not like what is happening, why cant the governement fight it out? Yes, since this is to discredit him. You discredit someone who already has something he has done. With all the alocation, if Abia State government is asked, what where you able to do for your people, he'll say "I build 6 health Centres" I mean this is rediculous.

The government has empoverised the land and people have various ways of responding to this.
Worse still, as soon as these kidnappers are caught, we'll want to know exactly where they are from. Whether they really come from Ngwa. We'll also know who sent them.

Last time when robbery was so high, something was done and it got down. when some robbers where caught, it was found out that some of them came all the way from Port Harcourt and Bayelsa states.

I must make it clear here that the Niger Delta as a neglected place have the same kind and partern of crime. Once it starts with one state, it gets to another. It all started in Port Harcourt and it has come to stay in Abia.

Instead of blaming any body for trying to discredit the governemnt, the government should strive to uphold true governance and at least take care of the people and not the power. The government would also aply the best means of curbing Kidnapping that is widespread within the state.

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Continue to wonder. At least your wonder bag may become full, then it's wonderful. Hell fire beckons.

U've just said nothing. Prove to everyone that you know what you believe in. Show us from the Bible that Jesus preached hell fire.

Show us where other disciples and apostles preached hell fire.
dont just say because your church had said it right from the very day your mother took you to that place.

If God Strikes now for example, do you think you'll not go there? If it exists. Are you doing righteousness enough to escape the Christiandom Hell Fire? What is ur proof?

These guys have double intentions that are both deadly.
* They demand for money that is outrageous that the second intention is always your fear.
* They Kill the victim as the next option if the first fails.

So the fact that they have killing as an option, they need be killed.

Have you heard of ransom taking?
Its not completely kidnapping but related. They call you on phone and tell you to deposit so so so and so amount at a particular place that could include bank or face death as the price for default.

Kidnappers are in most cases assassins.
My Uncle have been their guest for 3 times. They told him that they were actually sent to kill him but they decided to get more money from him than his enemies. They again went to the other party after they didnt kill him, received money again. It happened 3 times untill they had to tell my uncle to leave town.

Under this mindset, I think I have no option of suggestion except KILL THEM when you catch them, period!

I wonder the credibility of the doctrine of Hell Fire as Christians preach. Apart from the incoherence, the preachers of Hell Fire have very bad morality and preach only wealth and not ways of righteousness. Most of them seem not to be afraid of the kind of life that follows after they die sinners.

Do you really understand Hell Fire as a concept of reality; in fact, does the Bible really teach Hell Fire or couldn't it just be a make up to make people want to use fear in worshiping God?

Christianity makes us believe that life after this life is Hell Fire or Heaven. It does mean that once one dies, his future is known to be either Hell fire or Heavenly reward. What does the Bible really teach? Does it at least tell us where the dead are? Do you know?

But can you prove that the dead are somewhere either suffering or enjoying life?

Jenwitemi:

If man does not rule himself, who will? God? Will "he" come down and rule man by himself or would he rule man through man? Didn't the bible god rule israel through his prophets? According to the bible, he did, but that did not guaranteed peace and security to the israelites, either. So, what exactly is your claim here?

It would have made more sense answering your questions if we believed the same thing. Christianity has it that Man is no longer under the rulership of God. Jesus never accepted being the king for he said that his kingdom is not of this world. A time came also that he said that the ruler of this system is coming and he does not have anything with him.

So my friend, should you be a christian who would argue with me on the platform that both of us would agree then I'll have more answer.

Any body can dream. Dreams may have sources that are not of God. Most times dreams do come from what we thought of before going to bed. Someone had told you that he would kill you and you started pondering over that. The night that follows, lo and behold, you have a dream of someone running after you with machete.

Dreams may also not have special meanings.

Some dreams come from the Wicked one and his wicked spirits. these dreams may have bad consequences.

God used dreams in time past and no longer today, so do not be deceived when a dream seams so promising and you think its of God.
Check out these: Heb. 1:1,2; 1 Cor. 13:8; 2 Tim. 3:16,17 and 1 Tim. 4:1 shows that some will pay attention to misleading utterances and teaching of demons that include Dreams and their interpretations.

God has not given dreams and portents to Christiandom Clergies of today, mark that: Jer. 29:8,9

ask questions about Dreams to Jehovah's witnesses, you sure have an answer
or get to watchtower . org

For a detail about this, please see the Jehovah's Witnesses website
www.jw.org