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ecomalchemistt:
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I’ve said this time and time again. Opportunities abound for those who truly desire to experience a change in their lives.

Find someone who is doing a business and making sales offline. You’ll find many of them in Onitsha, Aba, Alaba, Aspamda, Idumota, Wuse, etc.

Most of these people do not know the details of what goes on online. They also do not care much about what goes on online.

All they care about is making sales and getting money flowing into the business daily.

You can become their online person.

Bring their business online using your own brand name, and advertise to those who want what they sell.

You will make money doing this.

You’ll make a lot of money doing this.

As a woman, you can open an online shop for that woman selling lace in Aba, and add money on top for yourself. That’s your own profit on every sale.

As a guy, you can open an online store store for that man selling computers at Computer village.

Read information from Google and publish content about computers and what people should look out for before buying a laptop.

More people would begin to reach out to you when need laptops.

Reach out to that guy who makes shoes and footwear in your neighborhood and be their online guy.

Those things they make and sell offline, add packaging to it and bring it online. Add your own profit.

Look around you, look where others are neglecting, you’ll find a gem.

You can’t afford to be idle for long.
You can’t afford to stay broke.
You can’t afford to continue earning 100k salary every month.

You don’t need to be a genius to make money online, and have a better life.

Look for a business that is offline, bring it online and get them SALES.

You will make a lot of money.

Not just money...

You will build your confidence.
Your influence will grow, and...
You’ll attract more opportunities to yourself.

You need to start operating smartly.

Look for a business that is offline, give it some level of packaging, bring it online and get them SALES. Money will rush you, if you do it well.

nairalanda1:
Yeah, Kemi is not a Nigerian , she is a brit.

Infact, she is even taking a risk by giving this interview, because her detractors will say that she identifies as an African more than being British, which would lead to complications. She should be careful

As for her comments about Hausas, well, Nigeria is a contraption of over 300 tribes that have nothing in common with each other. Even before colonial rule, there was no such thing as Yoruba or Hausa nation. When even Yorubas were taking slaves from other Yoruba polities, ditto Hausas and even Igbos. Unity was forced upon these tribes by colonial rule which meant that everyone had a common enemy, and people sought to unite, and thus tribe became more important than origin.

NIgeria, as I said is a contraption. The problem is, breaking it up would lead to chaos. Before whitey united us in countries we were not all holding hands around the fire singing kumbayah. We fought each other, took slaves from each other, and many tribes were divided into small countries and nations. Infact some people who are supposedly Yoruba , Hausa or Igbo were once separate tribes from the big three. Colonial rule brought about tribal unity. Otherwise, when whitey came around, there was civil war among the Yorubas, and IBo land was a divided piece of realestate. *Yes, go and read things fall apart, where Okonkwo remembers the war against isike...those were not people from another tribe, they were IGBOS. Hausa land was divided into several kingdoms which fought each other, and were only united by Danfodio...and even then all he did was replace the elite with Fulanis. (and the fuianis are divided self, even today).

All in all, Kemi is lost to our country. She is a black briton. She is no longer Nigerian...if she ever was.