Luno is the most popular online platform for buying bitcoin in Africa especially for beginners who have no experience in buying, selling or trading crypto before.

Luno has only three wallet before now, which is Bitcoin (BTC), Etherium (ETH) and domestic currency (in Nigeria "Naira" NGN) wallet.

Recently Luno just added the three other crypto wallet which include Ripple (XRP), Litcoin (LTC), and Bitcoin Cash (BCH).

This means that you have access to buy, trade, sell and transfer five crypto currencies on luno which BTC, LTC, ETH, BCH and XRP.

Luno operates bitcoin storage and transactions such as buying, selling and paying through their bitcoin wallet services. They also operate exchanges between Domestic currency and bitcoin.



Luno which is formerly BitX is a bitcoin-related company headquartered in London with special support for Nigeria, Malaysia Singapore, South Africa and Indonesia.

Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/05/luno-introduces-3-more-crypto-currency.html

1. Get a great logo.

You want your logo to communicate your brand’s personality. And in order to do that, you first need to understand what your brand’s core personality is. Once you have a clear idea of what makes you unique and what your brand is all about, it will be much easier for you to make design choices that complement and complete that picture.

2. Write down your brand messaging.

Get granular and start breaking your brand promise, positioning, and mission statement into “brand pillars” that describe the three most important selling points of your product. Each brand pillar will also be supported by a key benefit statement or headline benefit with supporting examples.

3. Integrate your brand.

fully integrate the brand into business operations, we need to consider these four areas: Plans: to deliver consistent brand experiences. People: to keep our brand promises. Process: to provide a framework for brand-led thinking and doing. Tools: to equip our people for brand building.


[b]1. Get a great logo.

You want your logo to communicate your brand’s personality. And in order to do that, you first need to understand what your brand’s core personality is. Once you have a clear idea of what makes you unique and what your brand is all about, it will be much easier for you to make design choices that complement and complete that picture.

2. Write down your brand messaging.

Get granular and start breaking your brand promise, positioning, and mission statement into “brand pillars” that describe the three most important selling points of your product. Each brand pillar will also be supported by a key benefit statement or headline benefit with supporting examples.

3. Integrate your brand.

fully integrate the brand into business operations, we need to consider these four areas: Plans: to deliver consistent brand experiences. People: to keep our brand promises. Process: to provide a framework for brand-led thinking and doing. Tools: to equip our people for brand building.


[/b]1. Get a great logo.

You want your logo to communicate your brand’s personality. And in order to do that, you first need to understand what your brand’s core personality is. Once you have a clear idea of what makes you unique and what your brand is all about, it will be much easier for you to make design choices that complement and complete that picture.

2. Write down your brand messaging.

Get granular and start breaking your brand promise, positioning, and mission statement into “brand pillars” that describe the three most important selling points of your product. Each brand pillar will also be supported by a key benefit statement or headline benefit with supporting examples.

3. Integrate your brand.

fully integrate the brand into business operations, we need to consider these four areas: Plans: to deliver consistent brand experiences. People: to keep our brand promises. Process: to provide a framework for brand-led thinking and doing. Tools: to equip our people for brand building.


Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/05/7-steps-on-how-to-brand-your-business.html

In this article I'll be telling you how you can collect a pos machine from any online mobile Money in Nigeria. In my last article I gave some procedures on how to collect POS from any bank in Nigeria. In case you missed the article I will drop the link below this article if you prefer to use bank POS rather than online mobile Money or you can check my account to read the article titled:

"Procedures to Collect POS Machine from any Nigerian Bank to Start Making Daily Income"

One thing to consider before you choose whether to use bank POS or online mobile Money is the chargers. Most bank in Nigeria charge 0.7 percent on any transaction you make on their POS machine but some of online mobile Money charge 0.5% on any transaction you make on their POS machine.

It is very easy to start a POS business in Nigeria with a low capital of just N100, 000 when you have chosen a good location, make sure your location for the business is either a market or school environment because is the location that will determine the profit you will be making per day. If you choose a good location you can be making a minimum of N3000 per day from a POS business

For you to get a POS machine from any bank in Nigeria you must have a minimum of turnover of 1 million in just 30 days. But for online mobile Money the condition is different

Online Mobile Money will provide you with a POS usually within a month once they can monitor your transaction volume on transfers.

source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/05/procedures-to-collect-pos-machine-from.html

We live in a fast world, where everyone wants everything to happen fast, and information is disseminated even faster. People no longer want to wait till the evening papers come out before knowing what's up, they want to get the news minutes after it breaks.

They also want to hear the music immediately it is released without going to the store to get it in tape or CD format. Millions of Nigerians no longer want to go to the store to get the latest Jordans, or Louboutin shoes, they want to sit in the comfort of their homess and order for it online. This facts and many more have led to the new breed of millionaires we have in Nigeria- Rich Internet Entrepreneurs.

We at a time when every information is at the tip of your fingers (thanks to Google), and with the right level of determination and passion, you can achieve your dreams faster. You can, with your laptop and Internet connection, build a world-class company in your disorganized bedroom. Today, I am going to list 5 individuals, ordinary like you and me, who build their businesses from scratch.

5. Seun Osewa (Founder of Nairaland.com)


Very few people know the name- Seun Osewa, but millions of Nigerians (young and old) visit Nairaland.com daily. The Forum/Website was founded by Seun in 2005, a few years after he dropped out of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ife. The forum gets an estimated 5 million pageviews daily.

He has since left off the Google Adsense ads on his site, and now gets direct ad placements. But, from the look of various empty ad spaces (boxes containing the words- How To PLACE TARGETED ADS on Nairaland) on the forum, it is clear he hasn't gotten a hang of it, and not fully maximizing the high level of traffic the forum gets daily. Experts have pegged him at earning between 10-15 million Naira Ad money from his forum monthly.

4. Linda Ikeji (Owner of Lindaikejisblog.com)


The number one blog site in the country, Lindaikejisblog.com (formerly, lindaikeji..com) is run solely by former model, 35 year old Linda Ikeji. Even though there are a number of other Nigerian websites that get more traffic than her blog site, no one gets more direct Ads than Linda. No one. The way she makes her money is not hearsay or gossip, but fact that anyone with basic arithmetic skills can add up.

Linda has a bunch of rectangular banners on her site, which cost N500,000 a month to place ads in. There are 20 of them, which brings her income up to 10 million Naira montly for the rectangular Ads. A long leader-board banner at the top cost a million Naira a month, and the total takeover of the blog's background cost 4 million a week (that's potentially 16 million a month). Then she also does one-off guest post every day which cost 50k. She does an average of 6 of those a day, which brings her income in this area to 300k a day, and 9 million a month. Now, let's do the addition- 10 plus 16 plus 9 equals 35 million Naira monthly...plus or minus. So, now you see why she can afford the kind of luxury lifestyle she lives.

Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/05/top-5-richest-internet-entrepreneurs-in.html

julioralph:
NPF will never change..

See as dat one carelessly carry AK47 follow woman wey wan go deliver baby, like say she be suspect

Congrats to the parents though.

people are always looking for default in every thing. should he raise the gun up. You should also know that he can't drop his gun.

Since our last market update, the Bitcoin price has continued higher, with the rate of growth exploding so far that the price of the cryptocurrency has gone vertical, briefly tapping $6,600 just some hours ago.

At that price, BTC was up 20% on the day, easily outperforming the American stock market indices of the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones, which have posted slight gains (of 1% to 2%) on the day.

Trend is getting Bullish

The trend is getting bullish, though. Analyst Galaxy noted that a trend indicator that nailed the $6,400 bottom in December, then predicted a retracement when BTC was trading at $10,000, has just printed a buy signal for the first time since December. This would suggest a reversal is underway.

Not to mention, there are many fundamental reasons to be bullish on Bitcoin. Hunter Horsley, CEO of Bitwise Asset Management, shared a few:

-Bitcoin has started to decouple from traditional markets, proving that it may act as a safe haven in the ongoing crisis.

-72% of Coinbase clients are buying BTC, per data from the company itself.

-The Bitcoin block reward halving is 50 days away.

-Billions of dollars may return “when levered longs return.”

-Central banks have printed trillions worth of dollars to stimulate the economy, setting the stage for inflation that may benefit cryptocurrency.


Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/03/bitcoin-explodes-more-than-20breaks.html

dignity33:
The only thing I will said that igbo fail to know in Nigeria is tribalism, put Hausa or Yoruba in charge of anything only what you will see is there brothers but igbos failed to know this . Since Nigeria existence igbo has being fighting for one Nigeria but Yoruba and Hausa are fighting for there tribe that is why they see igbos as not being political sophisticated because they only vote for there tribe, it started back from Awolowo time.

in fact these statement is clueless Igbo that want to separate from Nigeria and you said that they are fighting for one Nigeria. It is very difficult for another tribe to own or buy properties and land in Igbo land. After Hausa, I will say it Igbo people that favour their tribe more. Igbo are also the most tribalistic in Nigeria. Just tell me one movie that does deserve Award that they gave award.
Try to get your facts right.

List of South African Companies in Nigeria
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MTN
Founded in 1994 by Phuthuma Nhleko, MTN is a South African multinational mobile telecommunication company operating in many African, European and Asian Countries.

Eskom
Established in 1923, Eskom is a South African Company electricity public utility. Eskom generates approximately 95% of the electricity in South Africa and approximately 45% of the electricity used in Africa

South African Airways
South African Airways is a South African airline with offices located in Abuja and Lagos

Multichoice
Multichoice is a South African Company that Operates the DSTV satellite Television service

DSTV
DSTV(Digital Satelite Television) is a Sub-Saharan African direct broadcast satellite owned by Multichoice

Shoprite
Shoprite is a leading grocery supermarket owned by South African billionaire Mr. Christo Wiese. Shoprite has many outlets all over Nigeria.

Protea Hotel
Protea Hotel is a south African hotel headquartered in Capetown with branches in Lagos, Abuja and other parts of Nigeria. Protea Hotel is arguably the biggest hotel company on the African continent. with 80 properties in 9 countries.

PEP Retail Store
Founded in 1965, PEP is a multinational retail company based in Cape Town South Africa. PEP operates in 11 countries across Africa.

Stanbic IBTC Bank
Stanbic IBTC Bank is a division of Standard Bank, a member of the Standard Group Bank Group based in Johannesburg South Africa.

List of Nigeria Companies in South Africa
Zenith Bank Plc
Founded by Jim Ovia in 1990 Zenith Bank is a Nigeria multinational financial serviced provider. It is licensed as a commercial bank by Central Bank of Nigeria. It as a representative office in South Africa located in Sandton.

Dangote Cement
Sephaku Cement
Dangote Cement is a Nigerian multinational cement manufacturer headquartered in Lagos. The company builds and manage Sephaku Cement in South Africa. Dangote cement owns 64% of the shares while Sephaku cement owns the remaining shares

Union Bank Plc
Union Bank is a leading African Bank, headquartered in Lagos. Union bank as a representative office in Johannesburg, South Africa.


Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/03/nigerian-companies-vs-south-african.html

Simple research on Google trends would show us that Nigerians are the #1 nation that is most interested in cryptocurrencies, namely Bitcoin. The amount of search queries connected to Bitcoin in Nigeria is more than anywhere else, even in countries such as the USA and the UK. The only countries that are somewhat close to the number of searches are South Africa and Ghana.

Cryptocurrency market has become very popular and every trader is looking to make it big with bitcoin trading. It is however a very volatile market that can be hard to keep up with, especially considering that this is a market that never sleeps unlike the stock market. To make things easier for traders, trading bots have been developed. For real traders, live performance, and innovative training, you can

follow link . A trading bot can be defined as software program which is designed to interact with financial exchanges directly so relevant information is obtained and interpreted so orders can be bought and sold on the traders’ behalf.

In essence, the bots make decision through market price movement monitoring and use of pre-programed rules so that losses can be stopped. The bot analyzes market actions like price, volume and orders according to your preferences and tastes as a trader and makes the decision. If you are into bitcoin trading, then you must need to check which are the best crypto trading bots to ease out the process for you.

With these indicators we can determine that Nigerians are interested in cryptocurrencies right? Furthermore, it is a basis of the assumption that Bitcoin is extremely popular with Nigerians. But why is this the case? Why are Nigerians interested in such a thing? Well, everything is connected to the financial situation in the country.

Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/03/why-is-bitcoin-so-popular-in-nigeria.html

1. Bharat Jain:

Said to be the richest beggar in the world, Bharat Jain from Mumbai has earned quite a fame. 52-year-old Bharat Jain used to beg in Parel region of Mumbai city. He is often seen begging at Azad Maidan or Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus. He earns 2,000 to 2,500 INR per day and owns two 1 BHK apartment in Patel Nagar worth 80 Lakhs. He also has a shop of his own which he let out for 10,000 a month. Jain earns 75000 INR per month.

2. Eisha:

Eisha was a Saudi Arabian woman who died at the age of 101. After her death when the beggar’s property was revealed, it turned out o be in millions. She owned four buildings, expensive jewels and gold coins, summing up her assets in more than $1 million.

3. Simon Wright:

From ASBO (Anti-Social-Behavior-order), Simon Wright was banned from begging. But still, he manages to earn £50,000 a year from strangers’ donations. Simon lives a luxuries life in £300,000 Fulham flat.

Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/03/10-of-richest-beggers-in-world.html

1. Snack foods manufacturing business.
According to current market trend, you can make millions with this business. Generally, most of all people are eating snack food items to consume time and money. You just have to focus on quality, branding marketing and little bit more quantity.

2. Paper cup bag and plate making business.
This is highly profitable business with low investment due to high pollution, most government are banning plastic items so you can start making paper cup bag and plate making business and start proper branding and marketing.

3. Sports items manufacturing business
In this modern world most of our young generation are mostly connected to any sports team they love to buy sport product from present market. You can manufacture sports items and make this as a full-time business

4. Innovative toys manufacturing business
Innovation is vital for future generation if you have creativity and Innovation then you can start making innovative toys. This business is highly profitable for future market.

5. Customised furniture manufacturing business
Most of all modern homes, business offices and many places require customised furniture to use for small places. You can use your mind and make less space required big furniture at affordable rates

Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/02/top-5-manufacturing-business-ideas-to.html

Nigeria approved disbursing $268 million in funding to support agricultural entrepreneurs and young technology innovators, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo said.

One tranche of the funding, worth 90 billion naira ($248 million), will be dispensed by the central bank as “soft loans” for people building small-scale agricultural businesses, while another $20 million will provide funding support to young innovators in technology, according an emailed statement by the presidency.

Nigeria, Africa’s biggest crude producer, is seeking to diversify its economy away from oil dependence by boosting productivity in non-oil industries.

Source:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/02/nigeria-approves-9782-billion-naira-to.html

Economy expanded 2.27% in 2019 compared with 1.9% in 2018

Fourth-quarter GDP growth at 2.55% beat median estimate

Nigeria’s economy expanded the most in four years in 2019 as oil output increased and the central bank took steps to boost credit growth.


Gross domestic product expanded 2.27% last year, the most since 2015, the Abuja-based National Bureau of Statistics said on its website on Monday. The economy grew 2.55% in the three months through December from a year earlier, compared with 2.3% in the third quarter. The median estimate of four economists in a Bloomberg survey was for a quarterly number of 2.21%.

West Africa’s largest economy has been struggling to recover meaningfully from a 2016 contraction and last year the central bank started stepping in to boost output. Hamstrung by high inflation the monetary policy committee reduced its key lending rate only once in 2019, but institution announced increases in the loan-to-deposit ratios for banks to force lenders to give out more credit.

Real growth in finance and insurance industry was 20.18% in the fourth quarter, driven by a surge of 22.33% in financial institutions, the most in at least four years. The finance and insurance sector’s contribution to real GDP rose to 3.19% in the three months through December from 2.72% a year earlier.

The central bank said last month private-sector credit growth accelerated to 13.6% in December. While the biggest take-up of credit in the last seven months of 2019 was in manufacturing, the sector grew only 0.77% for the year, dragged down by a slump in oil refining.

Read more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/02/nigerian-economic-growth-at-4-year-high.html

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What a great time to be alive; NYSC allowance has increased from N19800 to N33,000. After several years, the government has finally increase corps allowances. Now, corps members will be eager to serve their fatherland, and those who are yet to serve will become eager to do so or so we think. That’s the power of a good allowance. Anyway, we have put on our prophecy caps, and we are here to bring you a divine message about the things that will happen with this new allowance.

Most of the corps members will start doing the following:

Wasteful spending

Protest from siblings

Financial Advice will increase

Alcohol at bar joints

Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/02/what-corps-members-should-do-with-their.html

1. Copy and paste product samples for sale (dropshipping). If you are just hearing about dropshipping, then you have just discovered a business system that uses a simple model. Dropshipping is a retail fulfillment method where a store doesn’t keep the products it sells in stock. Instead, when a store sells a product, it purchases the item from a third party and has it shipped directly to the customer With dropshipping: No worrying about having your own inventories; you only buy when you sell; you don’t have to worry about delivering products to your customers; and you earn before you buy. We have various materials on dropshipping to help you succeed.


2. Solve a problem around you. Look around you… what is it around you that needs a solution that you can provide? That is some money in the making waiting for you. Another place to look around is online – Facebook, Nairaland, etc. There are tons of places online that problems are lacking solutions and you can cash in on that. It doesn’t necessarily need to be a solution from scratch. It could be a different idea that you have that could make some things work or get better than it was. It could as well be you linking the solution seeker to a known or expert solution provider in some niche.

Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/02/4-things-anyone-can-do-every-saturday.html

New method scammers use to wipe all your money in your bank account


1.,If any one call your number telling you that they want to update your bank account that your date of birth is incorrect or is not match to your I'd card date of birth that you should send your card details for them to be able to update your account, never give them or else before you know it they will empty your bank account.


2. if any Body call you telling you to give your atm card details never give them, even bank they will never ask you for all your card derails.


3. if you have an issue with your bank account or atm card go to the bank direct to their customer care they will resolve the issue immediately or they will tell you what to do.


4. If any Body call you that you have and issue with your bank that you should give them your card details never give them. they are scammers .


5. Never give your card pin to anyone or bvn number.

Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/02/scam-alert-new-method-scammers-use-to.html

1 Digital Marketing

As the quest and demand of online market increases, so its the pusher and marketing in the E commerce sector. Digital marketing as become a lucrative job in nigeria with almost 20% increase in 2019. Since the internet and smart phone has create a platform for social media advertising and promotion, a lot of individuals has choose the opportunity to become the guide and promoter of goods and services..


2 Bit Coin

This has become a huge business for a lot of individuals who have the knowledge on how this trade and new currency work. A lot of persons have become a day trader and sellers of this currency both locally and internationally.


Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/02/the-new-business-in-nigeria-worth.html

It's time to wake up and smell the coffee! Instead of waiting all year for a white-collar appointment that might not even be forthcoming, here are 20 small businesses you could start up with little capital while you wait for that dream job. You can start all these businesses with 20,000 Naira.



1 Mini cyber café

Cyber café have gone out of fashion, true. But students still need to register for JAMB, WAEC, NECO, post-UTME etc. People who are not digital savvy also need to register for several things online including the very important national passport. This is where you come in. This small business can be started right at the comer of your house.


2 Recharge card printing

The recharge card you use are mostly not printed by the big telecommunications giants you subscribe to. They are printed by everyday people like you. If you do your research well, you can start this business with as little as 20,000 Naira.


3 Fish farming

Small scale fish farming is easy to start and requires low capital. You can start this right at your backyard with a large basin, few fingerlings that can fit in it and fish feed. However, I advise you do some in-depth research first.


4 Selling fairly used computers and TVs

A host of Nigerians cannot afford to purchase brand new computers, laptops or TV sets. You could open a shop which collects used laptops and TVs and then sell them at a higher price, after refurbishing. Don’t see this as difficult, lots of people are already doing it. The first step is to get a shop or space, the rest comes with diligence.


5 Selling fairly used phones

Just like the small business above in #2, this one involves little or no skill. It can be engaged in by anyone including students. Return on investment is almost guaranteed. Once again, diligence is key. However, I would advice that you carry out in-depth research on how to tell "good market" from "bad market".


6 Snail farming

Just like fish farming, small-scale snail farming is also lucrative. It, however, requires that you take your time to understand how it’s done first.

Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/02/ten-businesses-you-can-start-with-just.html

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lalasticlala

Out of these 8 producers, Akwa Ibom, Delta, Rivers and Bayelsa accounts for 80% of the crude oil produced. This article will discuss the contribution of each state and other interesting things about the states.




1. Akwa Ibom

Akwa Ibom is the largest oil producing state in Nigeria accounting for 31.4% of the total oil produced daily. The capital of Akwa Ibom is Uyo and it is said to be the most beautiful city in the country.


This state is a home to more than 5 million people scattered spatially in the 31 Local Governments of the state. 3 ethnic groups dominates this place and that is the Oron, Annang and Ibibio.


Akwa Ibom is not only blessed with crude oil, it is also blessed with other minerals such as natural gas, salt, clay, limestone, coal, glass sand and giver nitrate.


2. Delta

Delta with Asaba as it capital is the second largest oil producing states in the country producing about 21.56%.

There is a refinery and a petrochemical plant in Warri, the heartbeat of Delta state.

This state has 25 Local Government Areas with a population of more than 4 million. The major ethnic groups are the Urhobos, Isokos and the Itsekiris.

Regarded as one of the richest state in Nigeria, Delta also have rubber, timber, fine sand and clay.


3. Rivers

Rivers was ones the largest producer before Akwa Ibom took over from it as the largest oil producing states in Nigeria.

Currently, Rivers refine more crude oil than any other state in the country. In terms of crude oil production, Rivers produce 21.43% of the total produce.

The capital of Rivers is Port Harcourt, a city named after it founder. Rivers is regarded as one of the most populous cities in the country with a population of over 5 millions.

Ethnic groups in this state include: the Ikwerre, Okrika, Upobo, Kalabari the Ubani amongst others. Rivers state is also blessed with enormous aquatic resources.


4. Bayelsa

Bayelsa is one of the major oil producing states in Nigeria being the source of 18.07% of oil in Nigeria. This state is home to Oloibiri, the place where crude oil was first discovered in Nigeria in commercial quantity in 1959.


The capital of Bayelsa is Yenagoa and it is the state with the lowest number of Local Government Areas. Currently, it has 8 Local Government Areas with a population of just around 1.9 making it one of the least populated state in the country.

The historical Bonny Island is located in this state. The major ethnic groups include the Ogbia, Nembe, Izon and Epie- Atissa. Alongside crude oil, Bayelsa is blessed with aquatic resources.

Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/02/list-of-state-in-nigeria-with-highest.html

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lalasticlala

Gig Ranking on fiverr or fiverr gig ranking means getting your fiverr Gig to top search both on fiverr search and Google, is so much easier in the 21st century, it’s a process of getting your Gig to top page.I will be given you some top tips to rank your fiverr gig to top search


1: Gig Economy

2: Focus Keyword

3: Social Media



1: Gig Economy What are gig economy and how does it works? This is a processing to rank your fiverr gigs to top search. Fiverr has made it clear that as as new seller you are eligible to create 7 Gigs, but the truth is that does creating all the 7 gig really work in getting sales with your fiverr gigs?

No, all you have to do is to create some gigs that you know you are an expert on and that you are ready to handle your customers request to their satisfaction or even more than their expectation has fiverr has recommended. Gig Economy give you the tactics to know how to create a fiverr gig, and get the steps by steps by making the use of gig pricing packages, using the 3 pricing method gives the buyers a clear vision of what you are selling and far it goes, so i recommend making use of the pricing packages


2: What is focus keyword and how does this goes with the creating of fiverr and ranking it?

It is true most focus keywords are using in written a website content to rank it to top search on google, but i am telling you the same tricks that goes with ranking your website content on google also goes with ranking your website on fiverr search result.




How To Rank Your Fiverr Gig With Focus Keywords


Fiverr has made is so easy for you to create your gig title and also add some keywords called Tag to make it more easier for buyers to find it on search result


1: Gig Title: Making Your Gig title so long on fiverr won’t help, as fiverr won’t even recommend this, fiverr itself will show it to you, “It a tittle not a story” Lol that’s funny, so you need to make your gig tittle short and meaningful, like if your fiverr Gig is taking about SEO, then your gig title should be ” I will rank your website SEO” , this make it much better for fiverr search result to find your gig so easy than people using this type of gig title ” I will outrank your SEO website in google, bing, yandex and baidu search result” That’s too long and fiverr won’t take that and if it was accidently taken by fiverr, it won’t be ranked in fiverr search result.


2: Tags : Tag can be said to be the most important thing need in any form of ranking, either gig ranking or website ranking, also it is said to be a very small particles of content but very useful.

How do you use Tag?

You must be able to write your Fiverr gig SEO tags according to what you are selling on fiverr, i.e, if you are offering digital marketing service on fiverr, then your tags should be ” marketing” “digital marketing” “promotion” and lots more, in a nutshell, your tags must be a keywords that you know it might be likely use by fiverr buyers to use in searching for gigs to buy, this also improve your fiverr gig ranking status.


3: Gig Description: Your Gig description is the part of the main tools to rank your fiverr gig, because it the biggest part in creating a fiverr gig for ranking.

To start with the writing of your fiverr gig description, make sure the main word you are using as a focus phrase is in the first paragraph of your gig description. i.e you are offering gig ranking on fiverr, the descprition should start with ” Are you looking for the best way to get your gig ranked”

And make sure the focus keyword appears in your gig description at least thrice.

Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/01/3-amazing-tips-to-rank-your-gig-to-top.html


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Do you know you can make money on Instagram? Well, if you don’t know or you want to know more, you are at the right place, as long as you have an Instagram account, you can make money.




Instagram has emerged as great platform which you can use to make money. Depending on the uniqueness of your Instagram content, brand, audience coupled with your commitment level, you can make money on Instagram.


HOW TO MAKE MONEY ON INSTAGRAM

Here are effective ways that you can make money on Instagram:


1. PARTNER WITH BRANDS FOR SPONSORED POSTS

The concept of sponsored posts is to show your followers how the brand you are promoting is essential in your niche.

You can make money on Instagram posting original sponsored contents for brands. You can achieve this by sharing a sponsored video or picture that features a particular brand or product. Usually, such a post is accompanied by a caption that has either a link or a hashtag or a @mention.


2. AFFILIATE MARKETING

You can make money on Instagram by promoting other people’s products and you will get paid a commission. That is what Affiliate marketing is all about.

You can register as an affiliate for companies that produce such cloths and they will give you a link. At the end of your post, you drop the link and you can include it in your bio. So whenever any of your followers use that link to buy, you get a commission.


3. SELL YOUR OWN PRODUCTS

If you are an entrepreneur, you can use Instagram to market your products. Whichever products you are dealing with, take beautiful pictures and post them on your page. After you have uploaded the images of your products, allow your followers to share or repost these images. This way, many people will get to know your products. And you can get sales.

For the business minded person, this will be the best way to make money on Instagram.

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http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/01/how-to-make-money-on-instagram-complete.html


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Lagos is Nigeria economic capital while Abuja is the capital of Nigeria. Lagos transformed into a megacity and comprises of infrastructural facility Nigeria and Africa boast of.

Lagos is situated in the southwestern Nigeria and a land mass of about 3,577 square kilometers, despite this small land mass it remains the most populous state in Nigeria with population of about 18 million.
As 2014 Lagos state GDP was US$91 billion making it Africa 7th largest economy if it were a country and in 2016 it GDP was US$145.141 billion according to Lagos bureau of statistics. In 2018 the stood at US$136 billion with expectation of 4 percent growth in 2019 according to IMF.

Lagos take nominal GDP stands at US$33.679 billion as at 2018 making it richer than 39 Africa countries making it the 16th largest economy in Africa.

Here some of the countries that Lagos is more than.

Country Nominal GDP(US$ billion)
1 Uganda 33.569
2 Sudan 31.468
3 Senegal 25.32
4 Zambia 24.615
5 Zimbabwe 22.29
6 Botswana 19.651
7 Mali 17.833
8 Gabon 16.709
9 Mozambique 15.372
10 Burkina Faso 14.882
11 Mauritius 14.812
12 Namibia 13.961
13 Madagascar 12.734
14 Guinea 12.623
15 Equatorial Guinea 12.432
16 Chad 11.372
17 Benin 11.184
18 Republic of Congo 11.162
19 Rwanda 10.211
20 Niger 9.724
21 Somalia 7.903
22 Eritrea 7.718
23 Malawi 7.436
24 Togo 5.592
25 Mauritania 5.569
26 Eswatini 4.662
27 Sierra Leone 3.998
28 Burundi 3.573
29 Liberia 3.221
30 South Sudan 3.151
31 Lesotho 2.811
32 Djibouti 2.392
33 Central African Republic 2.285
34 Cabo Verde 2.042
35 The Gambia 1.741
36 Seychelles 1.654
37 Guinea-Bissau 1.538
38 Comoros 0.726
39 São Tomé and Príncipe 0.477

source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/01/up-lagos-check-out-39-africa-countries.html

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Alhaji Aliko Dangote the richest man in Africa for the 7th time in a role since 2013 is the CEO and owner of that group.

With his net worth standing at US$14.8 billion is at the end of 2019 is the 94 richest person in the world and the richest black person, no wonder he is richer than many countries in Africa.

Although Aliko Dangote has reached a peak of 23rd richest person as at 2014 after surpassing Saudi-Ethiopian billionaire Mohammed Hussein Al Amoudi in 2013 by over $2.6 billion to become the world's richest person of African descent.

The 61-year-old business mogul maintains his strong business acumen and respect across the continent. Currently focusing on his refinery site, when finally completed, his wealth is expected to rise further.
With all these been said about Dangote, it is difficult to believe that an African is richer than many Africa countries. We take look at the countries Dangote is richer than in Africa with his current worth of US$14.8 billion as at the ending of 2019.

Country Nominal GDP(US$ billions)
1 Mauritius 14.812
2 Namibia 13.961
3 Madagascar 12.734
4 Guinea 12.623
5 Equatorial Guinea 12.432
6 Chad 11.372
7 Benin 11.184
8 Republic of Congo 11.162
9 Rwanda 10.211
10 Niger 9.724
11 Somalia 7.903
12 Eritrea 7.718
13 Malawi 7.436
14 Togo 5.592
15 Mauritania 5.569
16 Eswatini 4.662
17 Sierra Leone 3.998
18 Burundi 3.573
19 Liberia 3.221
20 South Sudan 3.151
21 Lesotho 2.811
22 Djibouti 2.392
23 Central African Republic 2.285
24 Cabo Verde 2.042
25 The Gambia 1.741
26 Seychelles 1.654
27 Guinea-Bissau 1.538
28 Comoros 0.726
29 São Tomé and Príncipe 0.477

Source and more:
http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/01/check-out-countries-in-africa-dangote.html

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Islamic finance refers to the means by which corporations in the Muslim world, including banks using the EIBOR rates , and other lending institutions, raise capital in accordance with
Sharia , or Islamic law. It also refers to the types of investments that are permissible under this form of law. A unique form of socially responsible investment, Islam makes no division between the spiritual and the secular, hence its reach into the domain of financial matters. Because this sub-branch of finance is a burgeoning field, in this article we will offer an overview to serve as the basis of knowledge or for further study.

The Big Picture of Islam Banking
Although they have been mandated since the beginning of Islam in the seventh century,
Islamic banking and finance have been formalized gradually since the late 1960s, coincident with and in response to tremendous oil wealth that fueled renewed interest in and demand for Sharia-compliant products and practice.

Central to Islamic banking and finance is an understanding of the importance of risk sharing as part of raising capital and the avoidance of
riba ( usury) and gharar (risk or uncertainty).

Islamic law views lending with interest payments as a relationship that favors the lender , who charges interest at the expense of the borrower. Because Islamic law views money as a measuring tool for value and not an asset in itself, it requires that one should not be able to receive income from money (for example, interest or anything that has the genus of money) alone. Deemed riba , such practice is proscribed under Islamic law ( haram , which means prohibited) as it is considered usurious and exploitative. By contrast, Islamic banking exists to further the socio-economic goals of Islam.

Accordingly, Sharia-compliant finance ( halal, which means permitted) consists of profit banking in which the financial institution shares in the profit and loss of the enterprise it underwrites. Of equal importance is the concept of gharar . Defined as risk or uncertainty, in a financial context it refers to the sale of items whose existence is not certain. Examples of
gharar would be forms of insurance, such as the purchase of premiums to insure against something that may or may not occur or derivatives used to hedge against possible outcomes.

The equity financing of companies is permissible, as long as those companies are not engaged in restricted types of business, such as the production of alcohol, pornography or weaponry, and only certain financial ratios meet specified guidelines.

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http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/01/what-you-should-know-about-islamic.html

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Your Habits really determine your position or financial status in life. The position you are today is a result of your habits. Also the position you will be in the future will a result of your habits. If you want to get richer or more wealth in life you need to adopt habits that will make you achieve your goals.
According to Thomas C. Corley in "Change Your Habits, Change Your Life," a culmination of his research on hundreds of self-made millionaires writes that “habits are the cause of wealth, poverty, happiness, sadness, stress, good relationships, bad relationships, good health, or bad health,"
In this new year 2020 many people will make new year resolutions and adopt new behaviour which is a good thing. Being consistent through out the year is what really matters.

We will take a look at habits you should adopt in 2020 to get richer.

1. Live within your means.
Wealthy people avoid overspending by paying their future selves first. They save 20 percent of their net income and live on the remaining 80 percent.
Among those who are struggling financially, almost all are living above their means. They spend more than they earn, and their debt is overwhelming them. If you want to end your financial struggles, you need to make a habit of saving and budgeting what you spend. Here are some sensible ways to budget your monthly net pay:
Spend no more than 25 percent on housing, no matter if you own or rent.
Spend no more than 15 percent on food.
Limit entertainment—bars, movies, miniature golf, whatever—to no more than 10 percent of your spending. Vacations should account for no more than 5 percent of your annual net pay.
Spend no more than 5 percent on auto loans, and never lease. Ninety-four percent of the wealthy buy instead of leasing. These folks keep their cars until the wheels fall off, taking great care along the way so that they save money in the long run.
Think of savings and investments as two completely different things. You should never lose money on your savings. Try to stash six months of living expenses in an emergency fund in case you lose your job or your business goes belly-up.
Contribute as much as you can afford to a retirement plan. If you work for a company that matches your contributions up to a certain percentage, great. Always take that free money when you can get it.

2. Don’t gamble:


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http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/01/habits-you-should-adopt-2020-to-make.html

South African banks maintain they positions as the largest banks in Africa according to the top 1000 banks worldwide. Majority of the banks that featured prominently on the list are majorly from South Africa, Egypt and Morocco, with only one bank from Nigeria.
The largest banks are measured by their tier one capital.

10 Banque misr(Egypt):

Banque misr is an Egyptian bank found in 1920, with a tier one capitalization of US$2.3billion. It has over 10,000 employees and 1,000 branches, it also has branches in Lebanon, Libya and France. Bank misr has a net worth of over 30 billion dollars not making only one of the largest bank in Africa but also one of the richest.

9 Zenith Bank(Nigeria):

Zenith bank is one of the largest financial service provider in Nigeria and the only Nigeria bank in the list, with a tier capitalization of US$2.4 billion. It is licensed as a commercial bank by the Central Bank of Nigeria and the National Banking regulator. It is established in may 1990 with its headquarters in Victoria island Lagos, Nigeria. It has more than 2,000 branches and over 10,000 employees worldwide, Zenith bank also has subsidiaries in UK, UAE, Ghana, Sierra Leone, and Gambia. It also representative offices in South Africa and China.

Source and read:

http://www.sanwomi.com.ng/2020/01/2019-largest-bank-in-africa.html

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Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr

although am not a Christian but My beautiful female siblings are Christians and they have prepared fried rice

And me don already buy some Heineken and 33 beer for fridge
More still dey ground incase the one when dey fridge finish
Because the word of God warm the soul but only a good beer warms the Belly
But wait o. Why he be say some girls go cook finish them nor go fit eat because most times when my sisters are done cooking they hardly eat

are you Matti NCOs d kitchen look like Matti own

Ibegtodiffer:

When it suite you, you compare. What is the minimum wage is SA? Compare that with Nigeria as well. Moreover, I don't agree with things simply because other people are doing it. For me, it doesn't add up that I have to pay someone else for the maintenance of a card in my possession.

The cards are not owned by the banks but other company. It is normal that they charge for cards everywhere. It is not a matter of minimum wage. Even in SA the charges are high as 50R per withdrawal which is much for their 50R per hour minimum wage.