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Business / See How To Make Over N50k Monthly For Naijascope New Paying Platform by mrstardz(m): 12:30am On Jun 24, 2020 |
On this post, I will tell you about NaijaScope and everything you need to know about this new program. I will be discussing here about this program if its scam free and legit to join. Just calm down and read every single bit of this article word for word. NOTE: Please I strongly advice you to read this article from the start to the finish before investing your money � so as to enjoy this income as its still fresh and new. There have been different income programs that are just starting up and some of them are scam. But what about this? Is this another scam too? Just follow up below. What Is NaijaScope Social Platform? NaijaScope Social is a newly launched social community like Facebook where you can earn money from participating in this various activities on the platform. NaijaScope is aimed towards empowering users to read more and engage in interactive discussions while staying at home, they can be earning online while working from home and getting paid for practically anything they do on the site. This platform was fully launched on the 13th of June 2020 and powered by Stard Media Africa, a registered media agency in Nigeria. So there it’s a new platform and your chances of getting paid is very high and it’s unlikely to fold any time soon. How Does NaijaScope Socials Work? This income Program is an online platform that rewards users who perform some certain tasks on their site and also award referral commissions to users who refer more members to grow the community. This income program pays their users instantly for reading, commenting, daily login and other various social activities (like adding new friends, chatting and interacting with friends stories). You can as well transfer your earnings from one naijascope account to another or from one user to another user on the platform. Note: Registration on this platform comes with a customized email (Your-username@naijascope.com) which you can set to forward your messages to your main email account used during registration). How To Earn On NaijaScope REFERRAL EARNINGS: Naijascope registered members earn ₦500 instantly for each new referrals they introduce to join the platform. That means if you can refer up to 40 people in a week, you earn ₦20,000 of which you can withdraw immediately. REGISTRATION FEE: Users register with a one time membership fee of ₦1,000. This payment is made once and is not renewable or refundable. REGISTRATION BONUS: Registered members earn ₦70 immediately after registration. DAILY LOGIN: Login daily to your Naijascope account to earn ₦10. RANKING / NEW LEVEL: Users earn ₦50 for achieving new rank/level on the platform. New rank/level is based on number of friends that the user referred to join the platform, engagement on articles created by the user, and user’s activities. ARTICLE READING/COMMENTING: Unlike other platforms, we pay users ₦0.50 for reading an article whether they comment or not. We pay ₦2 per relevant comment on any article on the platform and ₦4 for commenting on sponsored articles. WRITING CONTENTS: You earn ₦80 for every relevant article you make on the platform that get approved. And ₦0.040 per comment on your article. SPONSORED CONTENT / VIDEOS: Members earn ₦50 for every sponsored content they share on their Facebook/Twitter/Instagram pages. Members earn ₦20 for every sponsored video they watch on Naijascope. GAMIFY/WEEKLY GIVEAWAYS: Members can earn up to ₦500 daily playing trivia games on the platform. And also earn cash and recharge card giveaways for being active and getting 5 stars reviews on the platform. SHOPIFY/RECHARGE SERVICE: Members earn ₦10 each time they buy data /airtime or buy eletricity or subscribe their GOTv/DSTV/Startimes decoder from the platform. Members can buy and sell anything on the platform from their earning balance.(Coming soon) ADVERT PLACEMENT: Members can place adverts on the Naijascope platform from their earning balance at affordable charges. They can also use their naijascope balance to buy and sell virtual products form the platform such as Ebook, tutorials, themes plugins etc……. How To Join Naijascope To register, kindly follow the steps below. 1. Visit their website (https://naijascope.com/) 2. Click on Register and fill up the Registration form 3. If you do not have activation code, contact any of their coupon vendors to purchase one. 4. Proceed to checkout 5. That’s it, you’re now a member. Naijascope Socials Review Though this program is still new but here’s a review. Company name: Naijascope Socials Website: Naijascope.com Owner: Michael Okereke Products/service: Read news and get paid, buy data/airtime/power online Registration Fee: N1,000 Legit or scam? – Yes, they are legit. Recommended: Yes. Very much recommended. Because the identity of the owner is known and it’s funded by a registered media agency. Disclaimer: I am not being paid to write this Review for this platform. I am not trying to promote them neither am I trying to tarnish their online reputation. This article serves as an eye opener to aspiring members of this platform. Is Naijascope Scam or Legit? As at the time this article is written, this program is LEGIT AND PAYS MEMBERS. That doesn’t mean they should be trusted. Just like other income programs that pay and crash, I can’t predict for now but they are real and currently paying their members Note! Please before you join, you might want to ask some members of this income program if they are still paying their members, make further enquires apart from this article.
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Investment / Re: Review: Is Naijascope Another Scam Or Legit? by mrstardz(m): 12:18am On Jun 24, 2020 |
Na NaijaScope Dey reign now. For now they are paying but am sure when a lot o people know of it, they might just disappear like the others. Best is to register now while it’s sti fresh |
Webmasters / Re: Review Our Website And WIN! by mrstardz(m): 5:08am On Feb 28, 2020 |
Hello, I am Myke and I'm not usually here. Please drop your whatsapp number. I have a proposal for you, regarding your website. |
Literature / Meet Kessy Agwam, Nigeria's Most Creative Pun Star by mrstardz(m): 11:02pm On Jan 14, 2020 |
So Oxford Dictionary describes "pun" (also called paronomasia) as a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word or the fact that there are words which sound alike but have different meanings. Wikipedia says, it's a form of word play that exploits multiple meanings of a term, or of similar-sounding words, for an intended humorous or rhetorical effect. For example, Punster and Porn Star. A punster is a person who is fond of making puns, and a porn star, well, that's out of context. But the idea is, they sound alike. Yeah, now you get my point. "A good pun is its own Re-word. To understand them better, you have to keep an 'oh pun' mind." Puns have a long history in human writing. For example, the Roman playwright Plautus was famous for his puns and word games. Pun is a very rare skill in Africa, say less, Nigeria. I was so glad when I stumbled on one of Nigerian's finest punsters who not only is young and creative, but never runs out of juice. Guys. Meet Kessington Agwam, popularly known as Kessy Agwam — a 21 years old (born in March 24 1999) creative Nigerian writer who hails from Ebu (an Igala speaking community located in Oshimili North Local Government Area of Delta State, Nigeria). It is notable that Kessy has a fancy for photography , poetry and artistic visuals too. From one-liners to comebacks, mind-blowing pun to poetry and wordplay, Kessy has shown so much creativity and in that, has gotten the attention of several Nigerians who are lovers of wordplay. Nigerians like myself. Now, let's take an entertaining read-stroll down his recent collections of hot pun. [IMAGES NOT SUPPORTED; view images here: http:///s27c6dd1a200110en_ng ] So... what do you guys think? Nigerian Punster of the year 2019 to this guy, or not? Let me know your views in the comment section. Read Full Article on Opera News: http:///s27c6dd1a200110en_ng |
Culture / See Reasons Why Guys Sag Their Pants (the Diverse Origins Of Sagging) by mrstardz(m): 10:56pm On Jan 14, 2020 |
Till date, it’s still kind of difficult to explain how and why sagging pants has evolved into an active culture and African norm, especially among guys. Albeit, there are plenty diverse theories on the origin of sagging (how it all started). But we do know that “The style was popularized by skaters and hip-hop artists in the 1990s”. 1. A report claims that sagging pants began in the prison system. Belts were not allowed to be worn, due to the fact that they can be used as weapons or as a means to suicide for the prisoners and hence they had no access to belts and had to wear their trousers hanging loosely on their waist and pulling down from time to time till they got tired of pulling it up. 2. There is no record of this particular theory (1) proven to have actually happened, but the most disturbing possible origin of saggy pants also comes from the prison system, and raises even more serious questions about why one would want to emulate this trend. Sagging was said to be a symbol that the "sagger" was sexually available to other prisoners, or alternatively, already taken by another inmate. This second theory stated that sagging was a coded sign prisoners used to identify themselves as gay or being available for sex, and the word SAG is an acronym for “Sorry Am Gay”. A few persons have in fact said this could possibly be true since sagging had to do with showing off one’s butt through an underwear. 3. A third theory claims that thug guys who had valuables and gun especially in their pocket had to sag to avoid someone from easily reaching into their pocket to snatch it out – as whoever was going to do that had to bend low. This theory reveals that sagging (without the last G) converted backwards is also “niggas”. A source claims that sagging pants is an absurd rebellion. The stereotypical “nerd” wears his pants very high, so sagging is the exact opposite, as 'niggas' didn't want to be identified as nerds; this summing up to toxic masculinity issues. In the present day where and when one isn’t in prison or has a gun in his pocket, one may ask, why do guys sag? The fact remains that this ancient trend with a confusing root has become a culture of our present day. Today, sagging has become a fashion culture and very much rampant in the teenage and youth community as it is notable that sagging is also widespread as a result of peer-pressure and trend influence, as many has admitted to fancying it because others do it. In modern day Nigeria, the sagging culture has further been heightened with the introduction of the Naira Marley "no belt" trend, popular among yahoo boys, and his fans who now address themselves as "Marlians" and "No Belt Gang". But it's okay to understand that sagging is considered immoral by major religions, and in most societies. In fact, most government and commercial institutions have placed a strict ban on sagging within their environments, with punishments that come afterwards if caught at it. In other news, a certain meme has been making rounds on the internet stating that guys sag to showcase their butts and attract other men since women are rarely interested in guys’ butts. Read Full Article on Opera News: http:///s47f5c0c200110en_ng |
Events / Future Predictions That Will Happen In 2020 (no.1 Will Shock You) by mrstardz(m): 10:48pm On Jan 14, 2020 |
— Michael Okereke The year just begun, an entirely new decade actually, and one would wonder what the new decade has in stock for us. There are chances of us being able to predict what is most likely to happen, from the look of things. From my storebanks of observation this past years, here is my list of predictable events that could possibly take place this year 2020. 1. Same-Sex Marriage will be Legalized in Nigeria — It's obvious how homophobia is gradually fading off in Nigeria, maybe as result of people getting exposed to information on the Internet and realizing they were probably wrong all this while. Unlike years ago when people were quick to stone and lynch gay people, now they just murmur and walk past. Countries like South Africa and India that had a very alarming rate of hatred for homosexuality got to legalize same-sex marriage, with Botswana, Kenya and Ghana reviewing their gay rights bill, and the way people are getting informed, there's a very high possibility of gay marriage being made legal in Nigeria this year 2020 or in the very nearest future. 2. Terrible War Among Countries, Possible World War 3 — I actually foresaw this before it all began. But what's happening is just begun. There will be plenty more serious wars as Middle Eastern countries (Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen, Belarus and possibly Ukraine) will wage war against America, in a battle for supremacy that could possibly lead to World War III. 3. American Election, Trump Again — The 2020 US presidential election will be held on November 3rd (Tuesday) this year, and although attacked from all angles, Donald Trump is going to be re-elected. 4. Massive Crime Increase in Nigeria — This year there will be notable massive crime reports in Nigeria. A lot of kidnapping and killing will occur, and the government would be doing so less about it. The Boko Haram will make yet another shoot at stirring the Internet. There will also be plenty Internet fraud cases this year, and arrests too of some known Nigerian celebrities for money laundering. 5. Great Britain Will Have a New King — I cannot tell what will happen to the queen Elizabeth, the monarch with the longest reign, but the possibilities of Europe having a new ruler is very high. 6. Digital Payment Platforms Fight for Control —Every week it seems like another retailer, startup, bank, or technology company launches a mobile payment solution. These companies have built this market by developing specialized applications (apps) that enable customers to wave their smartphone to make a payment. Even more interesting are newer technologies where customers need only to have their smartphone with them (e.g., in their pocket or wear a smartwatch) and a participating retailer can automatically recognize it and bill their account. The mainstream platforms will fight for control over customers. 7. Another iPhone? — Aha! This is most certain. Apple will not shock us any longer, but will update us with another version of iPhone, probably iPhone11s or iPhone12. 8. Man will Live on Moon? — This year, the first batch of men will successfully inhabit moon. NASA although had said sometime in this past that man living on moon is a project they set to accomplish by 2024. I dunno, but I already see it happening. 9. Celebrity Beef & Social Media Havoc — This will very much occur mostly in Nigeria between our music artistes and Nollywood icons. There will be several beef to eat and social media battles to score this year. 10. New Name Rise to Fame — Like Fireboy DML from 2019, an entirely new name will rise to fame in the music industry this 2020. 11. Prodigal Lyta will Return to YBNL — The young sensational singer and performer, Lyta who had issues with YBML boss, Olamide might possibly come back to YBNL this year; and this time around will return with a banger that will shake the Nigerian social media. 12. Reunion for the Umpteenth Time — Wife, no wife, Peter and Paul Okoye will come back together again this year, drop one or two hits and probably separate again. I must say we Nigerians have gotten used to it that we don't even bother or remember them any longer, but until then... 13. Technology will Strive — From the rise of finer robotics that would take over most of our jobs, and the possibilities of man interacting personally with machines, and more development of mobile apps that would redefine service industries, technology will bloom and get into the entire percentage of our everyday life. Read Full predictions on Opera News: http:///s13b4da1200110en_ng
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Business / Re: Poor Boy Cries Out For More Subscribers In Youtube...why You Must Help Him by mrstardz(m): 10:43pm On Jan 14, 2020 |
Lols |
Events / Mr & Miss Finest Face 2019 To Hold In Owerri This March, Don't Miss It by mrstardz(m): 3:47am On Mar 21, 2019 |
Plan to attend; As one of Imo State’s biggest modelling agency sets to holds her Pageant, Mr & Miss Finest Face 2019, on 23rd March 2019. The event promises to be fun filled as many top Nigerian Models, musician and comedians will be there live to add flavour to the groove. The pageant which is hosted by Finest Face Event Entertainment Management Agency is visioned to promote Nigerian beauty and talents in this young people, and as well empower the society at large. The event is to hold at The Lion House/Singapore, Owerri, Imo State. Red carpet time: 7pm. Main event: 8pm. Source: http://stardmedia.com/blog/finest-face-2019-to-hold-in-owerri-this-march/
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Celebrities / Re: Nigerian Blogger Shares 50+ Possible Ways To Identify A Nigerian Gay Man by mrstardz(m): 12:04am On Sep 29, 2017 |
I'm not making another post till this gets on front page. lalasticlala |
Celebrities / Re: Nigerian Blogger Shares 50+ Possible Ways To Identify A Nigerian Gay Man by mrstardz(m): 10:38pm On Sep 28, 2017 |
cc; lalasticlala |
Celebrities / Re: Nigerian Blogger Shares 50+ Possible Ways To Identify A Nigerian Gay Man by mrstardz(m): 9:54pm On Sep 28, 2017 |
lalasticlala biko - abeg - ejooh - please nah... |
Literature / Re: Award Winning Story: A Drop Of Something - Michael Okereke by mrstardz(m): 8:57pm On Sep 28, 2017 |
lalasticlala please push this young man's creativity to homepage. Its worth it. |
Celebrities / Re: Nigerian Blogger Shares 50+ Possible Ways To Identify A Nigerian Gay Man by mrstardz(m): 8:48pm On Sep 28, 2017 |
lalasticlala I have taken corrections from your last edit on my post. This is how to share a blog post to nairaland, right? Cc: lalasticlala seun Please push to front page. |
Celebrities / Nigerian Blogger Shares 50+ Possible Ways To Identify A Nigerian Gay Man by mrstardz(m): 8:44pm On Sep 28, 2017 |
www.entvibes.com.ng/must-read-50-mind-blowing-ways-identify-nigerian-gay-man/ |
Celebrities / Re: 11 Celebrities Wey Their Name Fit Carry Computer Virus by mrstardz(m): 5:14pm On Sep 27, 2017 |
Bring back!! Lalasticlala |
Celebrities / Re: “I Dey Bathe Only Once In Three Days” – Helen Zille, South African Politician by mrstardz(m): 5:13pm On Sep 27, 2017 |
Bring back. |
Career / Re: #stopthengobill - Nigerian Twitter Users Cries Out by mrstardz(m): 5:05pm On Sep 27, 2017 |
lalasticlala move this too |
Culture / Re: MUST READ: 56 Possible Ways To Identify A Nigerian Gay by mrstardz(m): 5:01pm On Sep 27, 2017 |
lalasticlala biko nah.. Help an upcoming blog with small traffic abeg.. Push this to homepage |
Celebrities / Re: “I Dey Bathe Only Once In Three Days” – Helen Zille, South African Politician by mrstardz(m): 4:59pm On Sep 27, 2017 |
Abeg nah.. Lalasticlala Help us pin this post to homepage. |
Politics / Re: “not Even UN Can Stop The NGO Bill” – Umar Buba Jibril For House Of Reps by mrstardz(m): 4:58pm On Sep 27, 2017 |
Please nah.. lalasticlala pin this post to frontpage |
Celebrities / Re: 11 Celebrities Wey Their Name Fit Carry Computer Virus by mrstardz(m): 4:57pm On Sep 27, 2017 |
Remind. This. |
Culture / Re: MUST READ: 56 Possible Ways To Identify A Nigerian Gay by mrstardz(m): 12:00pm On Sep 27, 2017 |
Cc: lalasticlala seun |
Celebrities / Re: 11 Celebrities Wey Their Name Fit Carry Computer Virus by mrstardz(m): 11:59am On Sep 27, 2017 |
Cc: lalasticlala seun |
Celebrities / Re: “I Dey Bathe Only Once In Three Days” – Helen Zille, South African Politician by mrstardz(m): 11:58am On Sep 27, 2017 |
Cc: lalasticlala seun |
Jokes Etc / Re: (very Hillarious) Pun Story: “tear Here” By Facebook User, Don Al-malik by mrstardz(m): 6:13am On Sep 27, 2017 |
Cc: lalasticlala seun Ishilove Ijebabe [sub][/sub] |
Jokes Etc / (very Hillarious) Pun Story: “tear Here” By Facebook User, Don Al-malik by mrstardz(m): 6:03am On Sep 27, 2017 |
‘Tear here’, the sachet says. Abosede is angry. The sachet contains cookies. And lil Abosede is so hungry. Yet, the sachet remained unopened. I watched, intrigued. This was a fight between starvation and survival. Abosede walks up to me, sulking. ‘Uncle, you’re mad!’ She says. ‘Ehn? What did you justsay? Areyou okay? Mummy Abby! Mummy Abby!’ I called, stunned. Imagine ekpe. This early mor mor? Hian. She rushes out, worried. ‘Onku, ekaaro. Kilode?’ I told her what her child had said. Tazaaaai! Hot slap on the poor kid’s face. I felt evil. That was too much. I’d expected questioning. Kids say the darndest things na... Continue Reading at: www.entvibes.com.ng/pun-story-tear-facebook-user-don-al-malik/ |
Celebrities / Re: 11 Celebrities Wey Their Name Fit Carry Computer Virus by mrstardz(m): 5:37am On Sep 27, 2017 |
Cc: lalasticlala seun Ishilove Ijebabe |
Celebrities / 11 Celebrities Wey Their Name Fit Carry Computer Virus by mrstardz(m): 5:37am On Sep 27, 2017 |
According to computer security company, McAfee, if you find Beyonce music go on top internet, you fit carry virus and malware come back. Wetin dey happen be say, criminals for internet go carry dia own link put for inside search result of popular celebrity name, so thatwhen peopleclick on am, e go open page wey go install computer virus or wetin dem dey call ‘malware.’ Dis na wetin dey fit use thief all your personal information like bank account details, where you dey live, how old you be, where you dey work and any other information wey dey personal. So McAfee do research to come out with di top 10 celebrity wey criminals dey use dia name to trap people pass and of course Queen Bey, as Beyonce fans dey call am, dey inside di list. But she no be di number one on top di list. Na singer, Avril Lavigne name tanda on top. Bruno Mars, Justin Bieber, and even Celine Dion wey dey sing love music, dey among dis “most dangerous” names to carry go search for internet. Full News here: www.entvibes.com.ng/11-celebrities-wey-name-fit-carry-computer-virus/ |
Culture / Re: MUST READ: 56 Possible Ways To Identify A Nigerian Gay by mrstardz(m): 5:32am On Sep 27, 2017 |
marshalcarter: hahahaha.. This comment is lit. The post says "possible was" tho. |
Politics / Re: “not Even UN Can Stop The NGO Bill” – Umar Buba Jibril For House Of Reps by mrstardz(m): 5:07am On Sep 27, 2017 |
Cc: lalasticlala seun Ishilove Ijebabe |
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