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Let me just drop this humorous story so you can get a tip of the ice cream you'll be enjoying if I write for you. There was a time God called all the men and women He created to heaven for a meeting. He saw how men were not in charge of their homes but following the dictates of their wives, so He was displeased. When they got to heaven, God told men who were controlled by their wives to stay at His left and the men who controlled their wives to His right. All men went to His left except one. God was very angry and scolded all the men at His left for not representing Him well in their families. He then asked the only man who stood at His right how he managed to control him wife. The man answered, "my wife told me to stay here." You can contact me on WhatsApp (08067541098). Or just leave a response here. |
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If you possess or know of anyone who have scrap copper for sale, pls hit me up. My contact is in my signature. Price per kg is 10k at the time of this advert. Note that price is subject to market price I buy from 50kg and above. |
Writing general blog articles tend to be one of the simplest forms of writing. But it's unfortunate that many writers still come out woeful with their write-ups. You and I will agree that virtually no one makes primary research to write blog articles. We most times write from other people's articles. But it's pathetic what many writers come up with. I've seen writers who just rewrite from a single article. It's worse when the source article went off track. And they just rewrite in like manner. I've seen writers with error-filled articles. I used to be like this a year ago. *covers face* How to write a good blog post Understand the topic and purpose of the article. You have no business with writing on a topic until you've perfectly understood it. Understanding the purpose of the article will let you know where the article is heading and what it hopes to address or achieve. Generate ideas on the topic. This requires some level of intelligence on the part of the writer. Idea generation shapes the entire article. It helps you to know useful materials you can source from and those you can't. Writers who have poor idea-generating skills just write from one article that shares the same topic with the topic they're working on. Use at least 3 to 4 articles. There are times you might even need an article on every point you're listing in your work. Let's say you're writing on "10 Ways To Win In Business," you could generate 10 ideas on your own or through different articles. And still, need about 7 articles to cover the 10 points. Write simply. The goal is to communicate, not to leave readers confused. Flow from one paragraph to another. A point that should be the first shouldn't be coming last. Watch for typographical and grammatical errors. Using Grammarly or other "error-correcting" helps. Try proofreading. Most times, it's not easy doing this after you've done a good job. But it's always worth it. Take adequate time to write. Some jobs will take you little time, others will drain you. Make sure the time your client gives you is enough. Else, you'll be rushing over many things and coming out poorly. ******* Considering the Nigeria writing marketplace where most clients want to pay ₦5/word or less, the pay doesn't justify the work. There are times I spend days just to understand the topic and come up with ideas to write a good article. In your best interest, don't fix a rate. Get the job first and charge depending on how hard you envisage it will cost you. If you need further explanation on writing or getting writing jobs, message me. My contact is below. |
Do you have at the moment? Then let's do business. |
I know this is 2 months ago. If per chance you have this offer again, currently I buy at ₦9500/kg. |
If you possess or know of anyone who have scrap copper for sale, pls hit me up. My contact is in my signature. Price per kg is 9500 naira. I buy from 50kg and above. |
How much do you buy copper now? |
I know you posted this about 3 years ago. Next time you have something like this for sale, I do buy. My contact: 0 8 0 6 7 5 4 1 0 9 8 |
Write it yourself. You want some son of man to write 5k words, and you'll pay only when it's approved. You try 🤣🤣 |
Bolubaba:No, you can't. Car batteries aren't meant for inverters. You'll damage the battery in a couple of months. |
Deco7:Which applications again? The ones submitted, you've not gotten a writer? Abeg shift. |
shortgun:I actually don't know where you saw the battery size you're talking about. That's a 40ah battery. But for the package I advertised, it comes with a 60ah used battery. Thanks. |
Just ₦180000, small business owners like barbers, hair stylists, fashion designers, and other petty traders can say GOODBYE to generators and high fuel price. This solar will power your business effectively. Consider buying ₦1000 fuel everyday, in just 6 months you've spent over ₦180000. This solar is a wise choice. You can even borrow money from LAPO to get it, then you start to refund them your daily fuel money (don't worry, you won't pay for this advice 😁😁). Message me below.
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You wouldn't know how much you're missing when you run on power generators, and not on solar. Imagine buying ₦2000 fuel or more everyday to run your home or business. Just imagine! Don't worry, fam. We brought you a viable solution. With our package, you can have a working solar system installed for you at just a 30% upfront payment, while you take 12 months to balance up. Wouldn't you take advantage of such a plan? Much details in the flyer. Message me now to know more.
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A solar inverter system is a system that comprises of a solar panel, an inverter, and a battery. It's as simple as that. Although there might still be one or two devices attached to the system as need be. Many people don't know they can have this system supply them adequate power without breaking their bank. I'm here to tell you that you don't need so much as you might have thought. With just ₦150k, you can get a small system that will give you adequate power supply for bulbs, fans, and perhaps a television. Yes, a TV. First, you need adequate information on the system. I'll give you that. Swipe up, let's talk. |
Thank you, Mr Bright. Thanks for your patronage.
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I'm an experienced social media manager, copywriter, and content writer. I have a passion for writing and I have delivered scores of articles, ebooks, and assignments. With keen attention to detail, and the ability to work independently, I ensure high-quality work with on-time delivery. My niche is writing on business, leadership, fictional stories, and the Bible. |
I'm an experienced social media manager, copywriter, and content writer. I have a passion for writing and I have delivered over scores of articles, ebooks, and assignments. With keen attention to detail, and the ability to work independently, I ensure high-quality work with on-time delivery. My niche is writing on business, leadership, fictional stories, and the Bible. |
CooldipoMPS:I've been using a used battery for a year. Used batteries doesn't translate bad batteries. Let's assume you buy a new 100AH battery today, and decides to upgrade to 220AH in a month. You may want to sell the 100AH. Does it make it bad just because you've used it? |
Since May of this year, Nigeria and Nigerians witnessed a new dispensation in the cost of livelihood and enjoying basic amenities. Cost of power being the major. Ever since fuel subsidy removal, Nigerians have been forced to cut their coats, not according to their clothes, but cut it off. Logically, power solar system is the alternative to the high cost of getting power. But the cost of installation running into hundreds of thousands has been a barrier. I came bearing good news... I can install a small setup for you with just ₦150000. With that amount, you can get a small solar system that can power your flat screen television, decoder, laptop and phone chargers, bulbs, and fans. I believe these are basics. The money will get: 1000W Inverter @ ₦20000 Charge Controller @ ₦20000 150W Panel @ ₦40000 40AH Battery (Used) @ ₦30000 Cable @ ₦20000 Installation @ ₦20000 The beauty of this small system is that you can decide to upgrade whenever you want. You just need to add to the battery and get more panels. Reach me by dropping your comments. We are Nigerians! We will always survive! |
People help you, and you decide to cover their identity so that others won't go request help from them. I don't want to understand any explanation you give to this attitude, but it's a very wrong one. First, do you want to tell me you knew this benefactor of yours from Adam? Second, do you want to tell me someone else didn't introduce you to them? Third, if others have shielded this benefactor the way you're shielding them and fleecing them alone, would they have helped you? You need to stop this narcissistic attitude. No be only you need help. Let your benefactor decide if they will help others or not. Don't be the decider. They're not alive to help you alone. The sky is wide enough to accommodate all birds. As a person, I'll never hide my benefactor. It is left to Him to give you listening ears or offer help. You can even go there to spoil me. It is left to Him to believe you or not. Water wey man go drink no go ever swim pass am. My benefactor: God 😁 PS: This post is mere humor. Contact me for your writing gigs. My contact is in the signature. You'll be glad you did. |
PS: Article written on the 15th of May, 2020. |
In February of 2016, Olajumoke Orisaguna, a bread seller photo bombed TY Bello, in a photo session of the British rapper, Tinie Tempah at Olonode street, Yaba, while hawking bread. Bello noticed her when she was editing the pictures and decided to find her. She found her and photographed her. The story was reported in various media, including CNN and BBC Africa. She appeared at the front cover of quite a number of magazines as she rose to prominence. She became a model with some endorsements. And life changed for her. *** Oreoluwa, KeepTheChangeBae Towards the end of March, 2017, one Olaoluwa Ayodeji (@pabloayodeji) took to the street of Twitter to sub a lady Oreoluwa Oyebola (@missmoshiku), calling her broke ass and hungry bitch because Oreoluwa turned down his advances for a relationship after having a movie date with him which cost him N3800. On seeing the tweet, Oreoluwa listed everything Ayodeji spent at the date (movie) which was N3800 and sent him N5000, telling him to #KeepTheChangeBruh as the bank transfer narration. Screenshot the transfer receipt and replied his sub with that. Boom! It was a huge trend. First bank picked it first, giving Oreoluwa back her money. Many other brands used the occasion to advertised their business and Oreoluwa made huge gain from that trend. The rest is history. *** Success, the Warri girl It was also in the days of March in 2019 that the story of Success Adegor who was sent home because she was yet to pay for the exam fee which was N900 went viral. Success was going home angrily when a neighbor, Stephanie asked her what was wrong. She answered and was acting funny. Stephanie recorded the scene and sent it on WhatsApp. Boom! Facebook and Twitter picked it up. The video attracted the attention of the government to her school and other schools around which needed renovation. Success got some scholarships. She also got some endorsement deals. *** Dele, the ATM Girl This time around, it was February's turn again this year, as little Dele's picture shot at FCMB's ATM gallery by Bada Maruf, doing her homework went viral on Twitter. She got the spotlight. With a number of promises by some bodies and individuals. FCMB in particular awarded her scholarship to university level and gave her N1m. *** It appears when Providence wants to bless a man, he wakes up without knowing what would be for the day and his story just turn around for good. Let me write beautiful articles like this for you. Reach out to me for your writing needs.
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