Will food stuff markets be in operation in accordance to Lagos model
Only people with money (10% of the population) can stock food . The govt
MUST understand that serious hunger can lead to civil disobedience, and the
lockdown will collapse.

Real estate business is the most enduring investment ever. It gives exponential return and no loss to the investor. I can tell you categorically that it is not for the big boys. All you need is investment mentality.
Search me out on instagram @seyiconsult to know more.

Catalyst007:
Affiliate marketing is the best thing to happen to
the computer age since the internet was
created. There are many programs and
businesses that open their doors to partnerships
where virtually anyone interested in advertising
their products/services in return for a percentage
commission can join. Examples are
: Amazon affiliate program (they accept
Nigerians now), Konga affiliate program, Jumia
affiliate program and Kaymu affiliate program.
The last three are all Nigerian-based companies.
It is quite unfortunate that the Unemployment
rate today, is so high. Don’t beat yourself up.
Millions of people around the world make their
living solely on the internet (legitimately); and
affiliate marketing is one of the main ways they
do this.
Konga, in addition to some of the aforementioned programs have silently been making millionaires out of Nigerians. Examples are Linda Ikeji, Paschal Okafor and a host of others. Just put in the effort and start earning today.
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WHAT YOU NEED, TO BECOME A KONGA
AFFILIATE:
Nothing!!!
You just need the desire and passion
to join. You are not compelled to have a blog/
website (although it helps gain more traffic to
your links).
WAYS TO ADVERTISE KONGA PRODUCTS AND
EARN COMMISSIONS:
· Social Media Networks: Your Facebook
account, Twitter account, LinkedIn account,
Google+ account, WhatsApp account, BBM and
Youtube Channels can be used for more than just
social interactions. With the right steps, you can
turn your fans, friends and followers into loyal
customers. In the social media mentioned above,
go join Groups and Communities that relate to
the main products you want to sell.
Initially, become friends with the group members;
post interesting stuff to the group, like and
comment on other group member posts and gain
trust. Then, start advertising your Konga
products. Additionally or alternatively, you could
create your own Fan Page or Group with titles
relating to what you want to sell. Then, invite
people to join the group or page. Post product
reviews or advice on your page regularly.
Accompany your posts with captivating pictures
and your Konga product links.
· Paid Advertising: You can promote Konga
products through paid traffic (e.g, search
engines). There are many avenues for paid
advertising. You could pay Google (using their
Google Adwords program) to advertise your
Konga product links for you through their search
engines (Google search and Youtube). Or, you
could pay Facebook to advertise your Konga
product links and banners.
All those adverts you
see on Facebook and Youtube, are there because
people like you and me paid $5, $10, $15, $20,
$25, …, according to the budget they can afford.
The longer the number of days or weeks you
want your ads to show and be visible on those
sites, the more your budget has to be.
If you do
your planning well, the return on investment
could be mind-blowing – Even Konga
recommends paid ads method because, data
they collect show that majority of their affiliates,
make their sales through paid ads. The first
Konga commission(s) I earned was through paid
ad. I made N 5,765.00 from a single campaign.
· Blog or Website:
If you own a blog/website,
or at least know someone who does, Write
articles about Konga products and paste your
links either as text links or Image/banner links.
To add Konga banner codes to your blogger
posts/pages:
Sign in to your Blogger dashboard
Visit the Layout Tab
Click 'Add A Widget (or Gadget)'
Choose 'Html or Javascript Gadget'
Paste your Konga Affiliate banner or text code
into the gadget and save
Drag the Widget to your desired location on your
blog
· Email:
Email is the most powerful tool in
Online Marketing today. The bigger the number
of email contacts you have, the more the
potential to sell. The key to email marketing is
not to annoy your customers with poorly written
emails.
KONGA LINKS:
There are many links that are tied to your Konga
Username that you could use to advertise, sell
and earn commissions.
First is the General link : This is the main
affiliate link that will take buyers to Konga.com
(konga’s main website front page), where they
can search for, and order/buy any product they
want. You earn a percentage commission
depending on the category of product the person
you sent to Konga buys from.
Text Links:
These are links to individual Konga
products. You only have to go to Konga, search
for the product your want to advertise, copy the
URL of the product’s page, then paste it in your
Affiliate Link generation tab.
Banner Links : These are affiliate links that
appear in Image form on our blogs and websites.
To make these image ads show, we first have to
copy the html code and paste it in our 'Add a
Widget' dialog in our blog Layout Tab.
You earn a 9% commission on Fashion products.
You earn a 3% commission on Electronic
products.
I'll list all other products and their commissions in
later updates...
HOW KONGA TRACKS YOUR REFERRALS:
Konga affiliate program is powered by Konga
Affiliate Pro Software/website. Konga Affiliate
Pro uses a combination of Cookies and IP
address to track referrals for reliability sake.
When the visitor follows your affiliate link to
Konga’s site, their affiliate system registers this
referral and places cookie on his/her computer.
When the visitor pays for the product.
This process is automated and all your referrals
will be properly documented and tracked. This is
an affiliate module used by thousands of internet
merchants and affiliates all over the world! So, if
you are in the habit of disabling your Cookies
and Cloaking your IP address, better end it now
before applying.
HOW KONGA PAYS THEIR AFFILIATES:
Payment is only made upon confirmed purchase
and delivery of item(s) by visitor(s) that you
referred via any of your affiliate links.
Payout date is on the second Friday of the next
month. Payment is made through Bank/Wire
Transfer. So, make sure to submit your correct
bank details while applying for this program.
Konga’s Payout threshold is in: N10000, N15000,
N25000, and N30000. It’s advisable to choose
the N10000 Payout threshold for a start so you
won’t miss out on any payment. Check this out,
if you chose the 15k threshold for instance, and
you have 13k in your account dashboard, you’ll
miss that month’s payment until your earnings
reach the 15k threshold. Well, let me not impose.
Choose the threshold that best suite your plans
and saving culture.
SIGNING-UP FOR KONGA AFFILIATE PROGRAM:
Everyone is eligible to apply and it is completely
FREE! After you apply and you’re approved,
Konga will send you your Password and other
info to your email. You may decide to change
the password to one you can easily remember.
N.B: If you want to select Social media as your
advertising channel, make sure you use an
account that has been active for years. For
example, don’t use a Facebook account that you
just recently created. You might not get
approval.
As a Konga affiliate, you will have your own
Control Panel; where you can see detailed
statistics of traffic and sales you referred, news
and training materials, choice of banner and text
links etc. Your Konga affiliates Control Panel
also has tips and tutorials on how to advertise
their products and links for optimal results.
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Please help me out. I have been trying unsuccessfully to share banners on my Facebook and Linked in account. If I click on the "Share" button, the dialogue pops up and go down immediately. I am probably doing something wrong.

The Asset Management Company of Nigeria took over this debt from old Union bank for management. No one should read political meaning to this issue. This is purely a debtor-banker issue. The debtor is Silver bird and not Ben bruce, the PDP Senator. The acquisition is based on a court ruling. Silver bird has the right of appeal.

Personal photographs of Muhammad Ali, rarely seen by the public, are some of the thousands of archives handed down from Curt Gunther to his son before the elder Gunther died in 1991.

kingabdull:
Following the announcement In the increment of PMS by minister of state for petroleum Mr. kachukwu yesterday, some filling station have already changed their prices first thing early this morning.
What gives me surprise is that this same filling station refused to sell fuel for the past few weeks and decided to sell this morning without offloading any tanker lately, (pls where DPR all this while) and another this is that, this station is selling old Stoke for the official benchmark of 145, but if federal government should announce any reduction is PMS price they will cry that dey take old Stoke they need to dispense.

The poor they suffering in this country. May God help us get tru this trouble. Amen.

This attached picture was taken from Total filling station at civic center close to MTN office in Kano this morning.

Those are the true enemies of the masses and the less-privileged of the society - The oil magnates, a.k.a, oil cabals. Hoarding to reap us off. It is better to call off their bluff now! NO MORE OIL SUBSIDY!

driveiwe:
Please, any economist in the house should
help me balance this equation because
Nigeria is gradually turning to globally
embarrassing country. If a barrel of oil was
sold for USD130 and Nigerians bought fuel
for 97 naira/liter now a barrel of oil sells for
USD45 and Nigerian government wants to
sell to its own citizens for 145 naira/liter.
Ain't Nigerians supposed to enjoy the cheap
commodity? Do we pay more when there is
fall in price or when prices increased? The
funny thing is that it is the same old faces
that protested when the previous
government came up with the policy are
now the one propagating the course. Sorry
Nigerians because God has left you guys...
God used to be a Nigerian but today, things
are no longer the same. So people can go to
any length lying up and down to get political
power. We now have even the so called men
of God in politics. Where is Tunde Bakare,
Dino malaye, Tinubu, Olamide, NLC, and TUC.
The blood of the young man who died in
Lagos during the subsidy removal protest
will choke all of you to death... Period

This is a serious economic issue that should not be politicised. Yes the price of crude is down internationally. But unfortunately the oil cabals, using militants in Niger-Delta, will not allow our refineries to work because of the juicy "Oil subsidy". So we have to continue importing refined fuel in dollars. Unfortunately we do not have enough FOREX at CBN rate for the independent fuel marketers, that would have ensured that pump price of fuel reflects the global price of crude. The alternative is for the importing guys to source their FOREX from the black market. Why? Because FOREX was badly depleted by politicians in the last administration, as it is being currently revealed daily. The reality of sourcing USD at over N320 to 1 USD, with total deregulation in downstream of the oil industry and discontinuing of oil subsidy is the reason for the irony as you rightly pointed out. OUR PAST POLITICAL OFFICE HOLDERS MUST BE HELD RESPONSIBLE!

We have just finished a meeting of various stakeholders presided over by His Excellency, the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

The meeting had in attendance the Leadership of the Senate, House of Representatives, Governors Forum, and Labour Unions (NLC, TUC, NUPENG, and PENGASSAN).

The meeting reviewed:


1. The current fuel scarcity and supply difficulties in the country

2. The exorbitant prices being paid by Nigerians for the product. These prices range on the average from N150 to N250 per litre currently.

3. The meeting also noted that the main reason for the current problem is the inability of importers of petroleum products to source foreign exchange at the official rate due to the massive decline of foreign exchange earnings by the federal government. As a result, private marketers have been unable to meet their approximate 50% portion of total national supply of PMS.

Following a detailed presentation by the Honorable Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, it has now become obvious that the only option and course of action open to the government is to take the following decisions:

1. In order to increase and stabilise the supply of the product, any Nigerian entity is now free to import the product, subject to existing quality specifications and other guidelines issued by Regulatory Agencies.

2. All Oil Marketers will be allowed to import PMS on the basis of FOREX procured from secondary sources, and accordingly PPPRA template will reflect this in the pricing of the product.

Pursuant to this, PPPRA has informed me that it will be announcing a new price band effective today.

We expect this new policy will lead to improved supply and competition, and eventually drive down pump prices, as we have experienced with diesel.

In addition, this will also lead to increased product availability and encourage investments in refineries and other parts of the downstream sector. It will also prevent diversion of petroleum products and set a stable environment for the downstream sector in Nigeria.

We share the pains of Nigerians but, as we have constantly said, the inherited difficulties of the past and the challenges of the current times imply that we must take difficult decisions on these sorts of critical national issues.

Along with this decision, the federal government has in the 2016 budget made unprecedented social protection provisions to cushion the current challenges.

We believe in the long term, that improved supply and competition will drive down prices.

The DPR and PPPRA have been mandated to ensure strict regulatory compliance including dealing decisively with anyone involved in hoarding petroleum products.


Thank you.
SIGNED
HONOURABLE MINISTER OF STATE FOR PETROLEUM RESOURCES

Account office, fire; your guess is good as mine - ARSON!

Honestly, Nigeria is a fragile state. It could fail anytime if care is not taking. God save Nigeria.

Too technical. Please break it down. Thanks all the same.

If that is the case, he should start considering leaving the club. Hia mouse is in the midst of cats.

Is this craze for money worth a life? This guy just sentenced himself to death. Suicide mission in a foreign land.

Please tell him: if he dies because of a woman, 1000 ladies will pass over his grave. It is a sin in the sight of God.

Please tell him; if he commits suicide because of a woman, 1000 babes will pass over his grave.

The Nigerian Police is a disaster to Nigeria. Another terrorist group, I will say.

It is not new that corruption will always fight back when fought. But surely, good shall prevail over evil.

The Chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee against Corruption, Prof. Itse Sagay (SAN), and human rights lawyer, Mr. Femi Falana (SAN), have condemned the move by the Senate to amend the law setting up the Code of Conduct Bureau and the Code of Conduct Tribunal, with a view to whittling down the agencies’ powers.

The Senior Advocates of Nigeria said the commencement of the amendment of the Act, establishing the CCB and CCT by the Senate, had exposed the intention of the country’s legislators to encourage corrupt practices and shield corrupt leaders from prosecution.

The Senate, on Thursday, passed for second reading, a bill for to amend the CCB and Tribunal Act barely 48 hours after its presentation by the sponsor, Senator Peter Nwaoboshi, (Peoples Democratic Party, Delta North), on the floor of the upper chamber.

It has also set Tuesday next week to begin deliberation on another bill meant to amend the Administration of Criminal Justice Act that will remove the powers of the CCT to try criminal cases.

Both bills were presented on the floor of the upper chamber and read for the first time on Tuesday.

Some observers wondered if the rush to pass the bill to amend the CCB Act was not a ploy by the red chamber to frustrate the current trial of the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, at the CCT.

CULLED FROM PUNCH NEWSPAPER.