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The fact is after seeing all these bruises on Mohbad body. It obvious that he needs help.

Regardless of what ever the fight that is going on in between him and his label boss Naira Marley.

Mohbad 7 tweets on twitter prove that he was not high like Naira claimed.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HA9B1JyWkHs

yeyebrity:
There is a difference between business and investment. More than 90% of your supposed business are actually investments.

How easy it is for you to seperate business from investment

Reinamaria:
This marketing! That marketing!
Marketing what exactly!?

Take it easy, we are sharing ideas here

Below are the 20 lucrative businesses you can start with 100,000 in Nigeria.

As the Nigeria economy take a nose dive, its paramount to invest heavily in valuable businesses that can survive the test of times.

1. Facebook marketing
2. Instagram marketing
3. Twitter marketing
4. Youtube marketing
5. Tiktok marketing
6. social media manager
7. social media consultant
8. digital marketing consultant
9. google adwords
10. Google adsense
11. direct adverts on site
12. amazon trading
13. Amazon affiliate
14. jumia affiliate
15. alibaba shipping
16. Drop shipping
17. watch video get paid
18. listen to music get paid
19. Take surveys get paid
20. Online brand management

Check out 100 businesses you can begin with 100,000 here:
https://nairoin.com/forums/topic/100-businesses-you-can-start-with-100000-in-nigeria/

First note that Naira didn't ask for this challenge on Instagram
his loyal fans voluntary started the challenge.

Now it has make the new Naira Marley single, "First Time in America" a hit!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HK-qOyuU3yM

With the economy on a slow rise back to normalcy, many are still unsure of whether they should be buying or selling a home. Despite the uneasiness you may feel, you don’t necessarily have to stay put, explains Linda Turner, a real estate agent with Royal LePage Meadowtowne Realty in Mississauga, Ont.

For people looking to buy, now is a very good time, she says. "With the all-time low mortgage interest rates, it is the perfect time for first-time buyers, investors and existing homeowners who are looking to upgrade to purchase a property." Interest rates are predicted to rise in the coming months, and with the new HST looming, you'll want to move fast.

We got Linda's best advice for weathering the still unsteady economy. Whether you're a buyer, seller or both, check out these 10 tips for navigating the real estate market successfully.


Tips for buyers

1 It's all about location
Whether you're a first-time buyer, investor or existing homeowner, you need to understand the best locations for your investment, Linda says. "Buying the smallest house on the best street versus the largest house on a less preferred street will reap big rewards when it comes time to sell." As an investor, a condominium that is near public transit or a university is a good move.

2 Think about a condo
There's a surplus of inventory in the condominium market, so your realtor should be able to negotiate a good deal for you when it comes to buying a condo, Linda says. If you're buying as an investor, rather than a first-time home buyer, you will want to consider leasing out your suite for the next four to five years before selling, she explains. "It's been suggested that the condo market should be in an upswing by 2013."

3 Know your credit rating
It's best not to just assume your credit rating is in order. To avoid getting any surprises before you meet with a lender, check your rating first so you have time to resolve any issues that might stand in your way of buying.

4 Know your price range and stick to it
Meet with one or more mortgage lenders to obtain a pre-approved mortgage before you start house hunting, Linda says. Once you know how much you can spend you can narrow down your choices. It's safer to buy within your budget, no matter the economic situation.

5 Head out of the city
It's booming in Milton, Ont., for example, Linda says. Young families are heading there to buy affordable and newer resale homes. Sometimes it pays to go further afield depending on what you're looking for. If you want more space and more property, but have a budget to stick to, a downtown location won't do. You have to widen your circle of prospective locations.

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