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maclatunji:The simple answer to your questions are; EVERYBODY KNOWS MMM IS BACKED BY GOOGLE, WHETHER YOU BELIEVE IT OR NOT , IT DOESNT MATTER. THE 30% COULD HAVE BEEN GOTTEN FROM A WHOLE LOT OF SOURCES ON MMM, BUT YOU WONT KNOW BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT IN THE SYSTEM. YOU TALKED ABOUT PONZI SCHEME WITHOUT UNDERSTANDING THE FACT THAT PONZI SCHEMES NEED NEW ENTRANTS TO SUCCEED, MMM DOESNT. BANKS WILL ALWAYS SERVE THEIR PURPOSE BECAUSE MMM DOESNT USE A CENTRAL ACCOUNT LIKE MOST PONZI SCHEMES. PROVIDED THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE PH AND GH ON MMM, THE SYSTEM WILL BE FINE. IT IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU RATHER THAT BAD-MOUTH THE SYSTEM. TO BE FRANK I THINK YOU HAVENT DONE YOUR RESEARCH ON MMM BEFORE WRITING THIS. I SAY THIS BECAUSE, AM IN THE SYSTEM MMM WILL CRASH DEFINITATLY BUT IT WILL ONLY BE BECAUSE IT WIL PUT BANKS INTO DISTRESS. SEIZE THE OPPORTUNITY WHILE IT LAST. |
sisisioge:I feel you....Na those kind men they beat woman. Some women too lack respect ooo, some kind things wey no be issue to give respect some people dey trivialize am. |
sisisioge:Don't tell me you have not met men whose see it as a birth right. Their demeanor alone tells you that they don't like the fact you don't respect them |
if na 10year old pikin wey steal yam dem go burn. Useless morals we dey promote for this country. Na Nigerian media self they cause am. he did this he did that, thief na thief......Ibori na thief |
See person wey dem dey try save David....him no try. Big ups bro, you are good. |
Wunmi won’t show her face yet, but she is one of a growing number of women venturing into jobs previously thought the preserve of males When Wunmi (not her full name) went broke, she did something her friends didn’t believe or approve. She jumped into her car and allowed herself to be waved down for lifts. Wunmi began “cab driving” with her Corolla. She is part of a growing trend: Women pushing the boundaries to earn income. “I was looking at my car, every month servicing it, and it got up to the point where I didn’t have money to service it,” Wunmi said. “Instead of dying of hunger, I said, let me just help myself...use what I have to earn a living.” “At least now I have food to eat. When I am going home, I buy tomatoes, peppers and cook something to eat. And I am saving money to send home to my mum. She is diabetic.” A graduate of French language, Wunmi worked as an interpreter helping French speakers get along with proceedings in English language. But interpretation jobs were around only when there are conferences. She needed something regular. She didn’t have a job, she had been home since July without work, and no job offer was coming up, Wunmi recalls. The idea for a “kabu-kabu” slowly crept into her head as she watched her car. Her friends wouldn’t hear her idea out. “My friends discouraged me from day one. They said, ‘God forbid, how can you use your car for ‘kabu kabu,’” she recalled. “The first day I listened to them but when I became very hungry, so hungry I had a sore in my stomach, I told my sister, ‘I’m hungry, I don’t have any money’. I just took my car and started calling people. People responded and entered.” That’s how her business started. She followed up by introducing herself to plazas and leaving behind calling cards with her contacts. She works, picking up and dropping off passengers through the streets of Abuja for 11 hours a day: from as early as 6am and ending her day before dark to stay safe. “I have had plenty reactions, some negative, some positive,” she said. Her parents still don’t know what she does for a living and are better off not knowing where she gets their regular allowance. “I once picked a passenger for a drop service. We bargained N500 and the man, at the end of the ride, gave me N2,000. He said he couldn’t believe I could have the courage,” Wunmi remembers. She is glad she didn’t get into prostitution, and is instead on a job she can do in broad daylight with some dignity. “This is new Nigeria. I have to humble myself and do something different from what I planned for my life,” Wummi quipped. http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/women-enterpreneurs/the-rise-of-abuja-s-female-cabbies/177189.html
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true. just got paid |
Is the onus on a woman to show respect towards a man or for a man to demand respect from a woman, be it Wife, girlfriend, lover etc? |
before mmm url will be banned, half of the 40million account holders in naija must have invested in the scheme with no money left for our local banks |
I think it should be about who relinquished power to the opposition party. |
emitheo:oga shut up.......who cares. u don put all of them for house? |
ybalogs:And do you know most kids are ten times smarter than their parents? |
[quote author=ore291 post=51474880]http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2227103 i cant get into recovery with the frp still functional |
ybalogs:you think so? how many of our parents born then actually went to school? |
Still On The Hike On Data Prices I keep saying it , that the government of this country does not want its citizenry to be learned. If not, how can one really explain the hike on data prices when the NCC should be looking for ways to reduce it. They have frustrated education to the extent that the common ma can no longer send their kids to school, now they want to suppress our right to freedom of association using the internet since they could not pass the social media bill. The effect of the hike would have been disastrous , owing to the fact that a lot of our libraries are either dilapidated or struggling to function properly. Where do we go to read since it was said Nigerians no longer read books; the internet of course. So what happens if their is a hike on prices of data? The common man is blinded, and like a leper he is lead to fall into a deep hole he will not be able to return. This is the reason everybody should take to the street and protest for the reduction of data price, because in the modern world we live in, a lot of things are done through the internet. It is also one of the biggest employer of labour considering the fact that, with this recession biting hard, a lot of Nigerians have diversified to online businesses. What happens if data price is hiked? a lot of them will close shop. This is also thanking the 8th national assembly for doing the needful. The first time they have actually stood up for Nigerians since assuming office. https://martartins..com.ng/2016/12/still-on-hike-on-data-prices.html |
My Aunt dropped the phone with me because the daughter who was using it couldnt remember the gmail account, how much more the password that was used before flashing the phone.
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how about infinix hot 2 |
how do you solve it |
MMMHELPS:lol............u be funny guy |
MMMHELPS:You must be deluded to think you can come at me with a banter and hope i will react.............Kids |
MMMHELPS:Lol.............And what is a jargon Mr lecturer? |
boa |
olanreyman:Guy e be like say your head no correct. Are you the owner of MMM, you get shares for there, na only you be person wey dey run MMM, wetin concern you and my post, Why wont i educate people the same way people educate me? You be enemy of progress? See this clown say make i no make am vex as what na?.....Me and you who suppose dey vex, me wey write abi you wey no read before you comment? Guy if life dey frustrate go take am out on people you dey feed fool! |
What is the point of being a woman if you cant do what other women do. Should men share your responsibility to conceive as well. You either know how to do it or not. If you marry a man who does and is willing to help fine. |
olanreyman:I dont know why kids like you like spewing insults on the internet. Is it my fault you cannot comprehend the post? go back to school bro |
MMM like many ponzi and pyramid schemes, thrive on participants paying into a single account from where the scheme is impacted and fraud takes places. But since changing to the current format of providing help (PH) and getting help(GH), MMM have produced a model that is too good to stand the test of time. Also with the 30% interest received for participant who provided help in 30days is mouth watering. People like me have always tried to find where the 30% interest is coming from, only to be told it stirs from traffic to the site, monetized MMM videos on youtube, and the use of google products by guilders etc. This makes the interest MMM is paying " free money ." The business model is very good, i mean so good that will draw a lot of people to withdraw their money in the bank and put them in MMM. No wonder the precocious climb in the past year for MMM, already one of the most visited site in Nigeria in the past 12 months. Remember i said the model is so good, yes it is, until the bubble will burst. MMM has a very important flaw, which is, "the economy." The world depend on the system of borrowers and lenders. Those with excess money save them so that those in the productive sector can use them in our economy to provide jobs and make the world a better place. If everybody withdraws there money in their bank account and put it in MMM, the economy will crash. No government wants that. In fact the economy needs to be very liquid so that people don't fall into depression. Which is why the url and MMM in general will be disbanded in Nigeria. If MMM continues with the 30% interest rate, consumption pattern will only grow because lets face it, not everybody can be an investor. it is not about having the money, it is about what you do with it that matters. https://martartins..com.ng/2016/11/why-mmm-will-fail.html |
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glo that am using to stream movie in lagos na him una dey curse.....................change your location |
http://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_mediapad_t1_7_0-7307.php Perfectly in good condition. It was bought earlier this year price---20000 naira ajeromi-ifelodun, apapa lagos
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No vex me o