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chuksbaby:
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As promised today.. here is the guide attached in the image below.

What To Learn in This Simple Guide

1. How to get approved Easily
2. How To Get SSN Number For Verification
3. How i make money on Amazon mechanical turk
4. How to earn over $2,000 as I have done in few
times
5. And How to withdraw you money to finally reach your hand in Naija.

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Next is For Bloggers.....
How to buy a domain for less than 400naira and use it for one year

Let's keep on cheering out mentor with likes and shares in every post

When I failed my Jamb 2013. I started online business through mini importation by an e-Book I Bought from Makinde Azeez.
Fast forward I am now in my final year of studies in University and I must confess over the time I have spent online searching through NL and other forums I have never came across a selfless guy like Chucksbaby. You are an angel one of a kind and God bless you and your family.

I came across these thread two weeks ago, and was carefully to read from page 0 till here. I must confess it wasn't easy, whenever I miss a day or two I just see the thread zoom it has shot to 30-40 pages more.
From what I have observed so far all these questions that are beign asked are somewhat unnecessary because some questions have been asked and answered more than 100 time, like account on hold, how to verify prolific, can I link my MasterCard with PayPal, no survey, VPN,
Please try to read from page 1-70 all you need to know about prolific was there. Don't try to discourage others from learning like when o saterd it was like sixty something pages. Of it wwas some thing like 200 pages I would be discourages to learn.

Lets not be in a hurry and see this as a get rich quick, lets not discourage Op from sharing other means of online Busieness, as i can see he is complaining and slow a bit in writing new post,


And what I really look up to and here for is
How to run FB ads
And Google adsense.
Stay Blesses. Team mates OYENIYIJK catalyst4real foreigners i dey hail

jameshow:
Yes they do. However, your business must be feasible

THESE ARE THE KIND OF PROJECTS BOI CAN FINANCE
Adire (Tie and Dye)/Aso Oke
2. Animal Feeds
3. Aquaculture
4. Bakery
5. Blocks and Interlocking Stones
6. Bottled Water
7. Ceramics & Tiles
8. Chemicals and Paints
9. Cosmetics/Hair Products
10. Dairy
11. Digital Printing/Multimedia Publishing
12. Doors and Window Frames
13. E-Commerce/Information & Communications Technology (ICT)
14. Fashion/Garmenting
15. Fish Smoking/Drying
16. Food Processing (comprising processing of agricultural products)
17. Foundries/Metal Fabrication/3-D Printing
18. Fruit Juice
19. Furniture/Wood Processing
20. Gemstones
21. Greenhouses
22. Laundry and Dry Cleaning
23. Leather/Footwear
24. Liquefied Petroleum Gas/Compressed Natural Gas
25. Meat Processing
26. Mechatronics
27. Health Care (Medical Diagnostics)
28. Laboratory/Orthodontist/Ophthalmology/Physiotherapy)
29. Movie Production (Nollywood)
30. Plastics
31. Quick Service Restaurants
32. Quarries
33. Recycling
34. Roofing Sheets
35. Soaps and Detergents
36. Solar (off grid)
37. Technical/Vocational Schools (Offering City & Guild Certificate)
38. Theme Parks
39. Water Transportation Riverine
40. Light Manufacturing (Paper, Roofing Sheets, lube blending, Paints etc)
41. Grocery packaging

Hello sir please I am an aspiring startup can you please help me wit the feasibility studu to get a loan from BOI my area of interest is Ecommerce

G12:
When the $1 for 3 months hosting offer expires, you'll be charged at the standard web hosting rate of $5/month or the student plan at $4/month if you're a student. Three months is enough time to build your business and start seeing good results in terms of earning. So you can easily cover the cost.

Please sir the link to the hosting company and please does the $1 price include desired domain name

courage89:
Devaluation of naira has been the single greatest measure and reason for Nigerian economic regression over the years. It's the reason for high inflation in our economy, high interest rates, de-industrialization, high unemployment, lower purchasing power, high poverty rates and other regressive economic trends Nigerians are contending with today. By changing this single metrics positively, we change fortune of Nigeria and Africa forever.

Every time Nigeria devalues its currency, we go through this cycle of high inflation on goods and services. This necessitate government's need to raise interest rate to fight inflation. High monetary policy rates leads to higher cost of funding for manufacturers and other small business owner (~25-30%). This higher cost of funding couple with other factors of production, raises businesses marginal cost above their selling prices. Hence, the reason why they will initially layoff people to cut cost. If that doesn't work, they'll proceed to stop manufacturing completely and focus on importation. If that doesn't work, then they'll close their factories for good and move completely out of Nigeria. We've all been a living witness to great companies who have cycled through this and eventually closed shops. And companies that are going through this right now. Michelin Tire

In the same light, everytime Nigeria devalues its currency, our foreigned debt, corporations debt balloned up overnight making it difficult for repayment. Let's imagine federal government who borrowed dollar debt at 1% from IMF, World bank when dollar was trading at 155 naira. Now they have to pay for the same loan with naira revenue @ $/400 naira. With a stroke of economic adjustment, Nigerian debt repayment in naira term had just increased by 10-20%. Overnight, our debt servicing ratio per budget just increased from approximately 20% to about 30%. Money meant for building power plants, roads, education, will now be used to pay down debt all because of economic adjustment. Then we have to borrow more money to keep the cycle going.

Over the years, Nigeria has regressed from being the giant of Africa where we make giant strides in education, security, infrastructure, health development, policy development and others. This chaos started when Nigeria accepted and traded its dynamic economic system for aid of Structural adjustment Programs under president Ibrahim Babangida. Implementation of SAP forces Nigeria to accept loans, under the guise of devaluation of naira, elimination of subsidies and other measures. The economic and social repercussions are what we witnessing today; high unemployment rate, high mortality rate, lower quality education, lower currency purchasing power, high corruption, low security and others. Nigeria went from being the best country in Africa in all ramifications to not mentioned at all. That's not only shameful but very embarrassing to all us.

If we're serious about turning the economic and social fortunes of our country around, we need put a lot of emphasis on Naira. Naira revaluation holds the magic wand to rebranding and improving our economy. Let's imagine what would happen our economy if naira miraculously increase in value $/300 naira. What would happen to price of goods and services? What would happen to employment? What would happen to education and other social vices?

I understand revaluation and devaluation decisions are not made in isolation by countries. They follow the dynamism of demand and supply, or depending on the pegging system accepted the individual country. The nature of countries current account surplus and deficits. The nature of countries gross national products, which takes into account foreign investments income. A perfectly formulated policy that continously increases our GNP will help advance and strengthen our currency.

Assuming I'm the Nigerian president today. I'll make one simple, but encompassing goal. That will be to revalue the naira by atleast 25% in the next 8 years. This goal is similar to the Malaysian goals of 2009 under prime minister Najib Rasak, to double their per capital income in the next 8 years called vision 2020. Through different economic and social policies; they reviewied judiciary, security, education, infrastructure and others. They created new economic model that is sustainable, inclusive and high income. They looked at characteristics of the country they are aspiring to be such as; well governed economy, market led, regionally integrated, entrepreneurial, innovative and others. They implemented policies that addresses their economic problems, create social cohesion and at the end achieve their goals of double per capital income within stipulated timeframe. They went from $7200 per capital income to above $15000 per capital income.

I'm convinced by creating single a goal of "revaluing naira in 8 years" will change the current downward spiral of our economic conditions to a positive one. Our current economic system is flawed, outdated and needs total overhaul. Nigeria needs a new economic and social goals that's simple, believable, measurable and timely. While the goal on the surface is just a slogan on it's own, the real work lies in the policy formulation and implementation, backed by key performance indicators. A simple goal of "naira revaluation" or "double of per capital income" is what Nigeria needs yesterday, today and tomorrow to retrace its direction, rebalance regional impediments and to claim its top mandate on the global stage.

We really need young people to take over these country imagine government banning of importation of cars using land borders while it takes 10 month to get your car out from the port in Nigeria

Olominira:
The coronavirus event may likely usher in young and new leadership lifestyles not only in the North but across Nigeria.

Also, I'd want everyone to know that as people are dying in Kano it may spread down South soon. Pls pay attention to your personal safety.

Moreover, save a lot of money. Things would be ugly till next year. If you have a wedding plan, pls go ahead and do it and save alot of money for yourself.

If you have access to cash, or a place to borrow look out for companies you can acquire or partner with especially in the Japan, US and European countries.

There some companies that manufacture basic things we use here that can be acquired for few cash, and start operations here in Nigeria.

Believe me, things would never remain the same after this pandemic. You must plan ahead of time.....

Olominira



Let me give more insight. Things we use everyday, like electronics, chemicals, drugs, phones, home appliances etc. As at last week Friday, more than 15k emails were sent from India to companies, Vietnam sent over 8k, Indonesia too calling on companies operating in China for partnerships. Many of them are privately owned according to a report. Some of these companies are looking for new operating sites.

However, some companies are in distressed in their home countries and you can find more information about those companies and reach out if you really want to.

Please shed more light pls

1k001:
Wow you're still following.

Yes, we're still in business. Staff strength of 15 people. Thousands of customers, Raised over $300,000. Making rapid progress in a market with lots of opportunities.

Not been without its ups and downs though. With covid now and an impending recession, business is going to be tougher than ever. If you've followed this from the beginning, you will all know however that I'm tougher than any tough situation. I will survive this.

This story is the most inspiring I've read on NL. Myself as a Computer science graduate I have a lot of ideas that I would love to work on like automating supply chain is evident that it is a problem that we never realised it exist. AI, data mining and lots. Back in school I have class mates and lecturers that if I have the opportunity to bring out the best in them I'll create a mini silicon valley
Whenever I come across a person making it in tech I feel very proud and empowered. And one thing I learnt again you have to believe in your self and keep going.
Well done sir

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
isoright

Damm

However, there are two remarkable differences. The first is that we had a stellar cabinet between 1999–2007. We had the right people manning our economy. We certainly would not have proposed to take out a $500 million loan to digitalise the Nigerian Television Authority, or devoted ₦37 billion to renovating the National Assembly complex (which was built from the scratch at less than 20% of that amount).
Corrupt or not this man would have been the best Man or the job

"Ignorance is not bliss in this instance. We shall soon know the truth and, sadly, this truth will not set us free. It will shock us. "
The truth has already shocked many about the mistake they have make for Us last election

Before the novel coronavirus pandemic hit the globe, Nigeria spent 42% of her earnings on debt servicing. We have arrived at a new reality today: even if we devote 100% of our income to rebuilding our economy, it still will not be enough.
COVID19 has wreak such damage to the world’s economy, and this is now very evident in the West. But we should not take solace in any false sense of security that nations like Nigeria are either immune to the vagaries of this plague or that we would not be as hard hit. The reason countries in the Western Hemisphere are reporting more significant numbers than developing nations is primarily due to the availability of testing and real-time information.
Ignorance is not bliss in this instance. We shall soon know the truth and, sadly, this truth will not set us free. It will shock us. Had we closed our ports of entry early, we would probably have had better reasons to be hopeful. However, the past is gone, but we must be proactive in going forward.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but Nigeria and other African nations are yet to see the worst of the effects of this scourge. That is why we should unite together and seek debt forgiveness, as a direct consequence of the impact of this pandemic on our economies.
And we have a perfect case because almost every African nation with a COVID19 infestation had an index case that originated outside the continent. Nigeria’s index case was Italian, Liberia’s was Swiss. Ethiopia had a Japanese index. South Africa’s index case was South African, but he and his family got infected in Italy.
This crisis should force a commonality of purpose in Africa. And more so in Nigeria. This is beyond politics. Beyond religion. Beyond region. And beyond ethnicity. As crisis go, this one can be described as existential.
While it is true that in a situation like this, the international community should invest in all countries needing help, we must be mature enough to see that that is not going to happen. The only thing that is standing in the way of the coronavirus in Africa is ourselves. And we should not give in to panic by the doomsday scenarios being painted by analysts. They mean well, but if they only shout fire in a crowded theatre, all that their good intentions will cause is widespread panic.
We must remember that many of them had predicted that Nigeria would cease to exist as a corporate entity by 2015, but here we are.
We had the Wild Ebola Virus, and we defeated it because we did not panic. We must apply that same level-headedness to this crisis. But this does not mean that we should go to the other extreme and become overly optimistic or pollyannaish.
Even when we are able to avoid a high human toll from this virus, we would not be able to escape a much higher economic toll. We may have a recession. The challenge right now must be to mitigate it, since we cannot avoid it. Already, we see forced currency devaluations from the Cape to Cairo. These will no doubt lead to internal inflation, which will spell trouble for nations like Nigeria, that have a high external dollar debt burden.
Already, the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa is projecting that Africa’s growth will at least drop to 1.8%, and maybe more. Bear in mind that, thanks to nations like Rwanda, Ethiopia and Tanzania, we had been projected to grow 3.2% this year.
Faced with this crisis, Africa cannot even think of falling back on China, or the West. When a country like the US is struggling to supply its own healthcare workers with personal protective equipment, Africa will not feature high on its priority. Where China is wondering how to explain itself to the world when this dies down, our challenges will be far from their minds. We must fall back on ourselves, or we will fall headlong. We must take responsibility for navigating our way out of a challenge that was forced on us from outside the continent.
This is the time for every money made in Africa to stay in Africa. We have hospitals to build. We have economies to reboot. We have citizens to care for and return to work. We certainly should not be sending money out of Africa and into Asia and the West. Not now and not for the foreseeable future.
Oil prices have crashed, and that by itself should not be enough to trigger a crisis. After all, the current price of oil was lower than it is today when President Obasanjo and I assumed office on May 29, 1999. Yet we paid off Nigeria’s entire foreign debt.
However, there are two remarkable differences. The first is that we had a stellar cabinet between 1999–2007. We had the right people manning our economy. We certainly would not have proposed to take out a $500 million loan to digitalise the Nigerian Television Authority, or devoted ₦37 billion to renovating the National Assembly complex (which was built from the scratch at less than 20% of that amount).
Today’s Nigerian government is severely lacking in qualified hands. And nothing proves this than the state of the Presidency itself. To think that after devoting ₦13 billion to the State House Clinic in the last five years, it is virtually useless as we face the most significant public health challenge of our national life. That is a pointer to the state of our federal government.
The second and perhaps more important thing is that we did not have to deal with a worldwide pandemic of this extent (although we had the H5N1 incident).
As it stands today, the world is too preoccupied with its challenges to prioritise Africa, and so we have to prioritise ourselves. The issue of Nigeria wanting to borrow $6.9 billion at this time shows the almost delusory state of our government. No one has that type of money to throw about.
China and America, previously our two largest creditors, have taken hits to their economies to the tune of trillions of dollars. If they could, they would consider taking from us at this stage.
Why is it that the Nigerian government is always quick to want to borrow at every instance? It shows a lazy mindset and an inability to take those sacrifices necessary to get the economy into shape. Worse still it proves that we do not, as of yet, have the ability to think outside the box for genuine solutions. We cannot be looking to borrow huge sums at the same time our officials are taking delivery of foreign made luxury cars. We cannot be considered a serious country when we refuse to cut down on profligacy and instead seek outside help to fund our inefficiencies.
Even in our own individual houses, when things get tight, the first thing we should do is cut down on unnecessary expenditure and then you look for creative ways to generate funds and develop our household economy, before we even seek outside funding. A situation where the Nigerian government always seeks outside funding, which, by the way has to be repaid if ever granted, displays an inadequacy in the thinking process of our leaders at the moment.
So, other than asking for debt relief, what can we realistically do to protect ourselves from the type of economic collapse that could lead to social upheaval in Nigeria?
We can start from where we have the most influence, the global oil industry. To save our economy, Nigeria must engage in immediate shuttle diplomacy to get Saudi Arabia and Russia to settle their differences and end the price war that is affecting the price of oil almost as much as the pandemic.
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) cartel is more vulnerable than Russia right now. Yes, Russia is also vulnerable, but so are we. Russia has an almost stable gas market in Europe. We do not. So we are much more vulnerable. This price war is not just affecting Nigeria and Angola badly, it is also affecting the valuation of ARAMCO and delaying vital decisions, which are troubling signs.
Nigeria must bring her weight (like we had done in the past) to bear to force an early cessation of hostilities so that oil prices could start looking up.
And secondly, we must insist that the Abacha loots held back by various Western governments must be immediately and unconditionally returned to Nigeria. We have a humanitarian crisis on our hands. I believe that President Trump is a reasonable man. He knows that if nothing is done to avoid the foreseeable dislocation of African economies, the next wave of mass migration to the United States would not be from Mexico.
The worst thing we can do now is to wring our hands and look to outsiders. Not now. The leadership in Abuja and the rest of Africa cannot afford to be lethargic while the rest of the world is scrambling to save what they can of their economies.
In Nigeria, it is already clear that we must abandon the 2020 budget and come up with a more realistic budget. Our oil benchmark is way off the mark. And we are certainly no longer in a position to budget ₦100 billion plus for our legislatures and almost ₦50 billion for the Presidency (in truth, we were never in a position to do that).
Other African nations must likewise re-budget and reassign and reduce expenditure. We can not spend on luxuries when our necessities have exploded.
We are at a crossroads, and we need to think and act our way into taking the right road. History will forgive us if we make the wrong decisions, but it certainly will not forgive us if we take no decisions in the misguided belief that others will save us. If Nigeria does not save herself in this season of a global emergency, we may find that a new world order will emerge and we will no longer be the Giant of Africa. We may not even be the Giant of West Africa if we do not take decisive action immediately.
https://medium.com/@atiku/what-africa-must-do-to-mitigate-the-damaging-effects-of-corona-virus-f32462b6aeb5

The number people viewing this topic got me thinking some people are here to upgrade their skills

Don4life:
ANYONE

Contact my signature I got a TLC

Don4life:
Still needed

AIN or TLC

sats:
Another ebook seller
Hiss

If you buy and not satisfied with the eBook I will refund your money back

Carmal90:
Have you sold all your ebook?

And if I would like to rip people off believe me u won't be here....
I would be making some 8 figures doing credit card and cleaning it in bitcoin........

Carmal90:
Have you sold all your ebook?

I am doing ok without it mehn
Your order of complexity is in the Big Oh of exponential degree

Carmal90:
Can't you comprehend? Is the I fo too much for you? I stated clearly I am buying things for myself not for commercial purpose..haba

Use sequential Algorthm in finding all relevant info then use selection sort Algorithm in sorting all the info into a piece after which after which use merge sort in sorting all relevance in non decreasing order.
But these bubble sort Algorithm you are you use lack stability and not in place

JafunmiFX:
well you are right in the VPN part but that's a small issue, I'm actually using my account without ID, and it's perfectly okay

Gald we agreed on something hère

JafunmiFX:
Thank you...I'm not angry, but that won't still change the fact that what you have put up for sale is total crap, and you are trying to collect people's money, there is absolutely nothing worth paying for about how to buy on OfferUp, just create an account, search for deals, negotiate with the seller, if your terms is okay with the seller, then you collect his/her number and you give your picker the number, then you pay the picker for pick up and the item price...after a successful pick up, you get your items in Lagos in two weeks time.


Can you prove me wrong that what is in your crappy ebook is more than what I've just summarized??

Be considerate, money will finish, people will still remain

Peace!!

You failed to mention Usebof VPN and phone and ID verification in creating an account

udilson:
I bought the eBook and I can say there is more info than described bu the OP here great eBook and great customer support ...
Am looking forward to start dealing tonight

Thanks
Some people have thier Entire life being idios and cant take a day
they have to show also how stupid and ignorant they are

Carmal90:
Can't you comprehend? Is the I fo too much for you? I stated clearly I am buying things for myself not for commercial purpose..haba

I rest my case with you beyond all reasonable doubt

bamidele89:
How much can one start with bro

You need a capital of at least 100-150 to start depending on what you want to buy

Carmal90:
Lol..
You guys joke a lot
What happen to Mikki?y alhaji,lionlee,daaz and the rest?

I rest my case from the screenshot above.
It up to you to make the inference what your motive is really here

That's why I opened these thread because of selfish folks like you
Over 100% profit proven beyond reasonable doubt

Carmal90:
Lol, is it same OfferUp I am buying from steadily but not commercially?? Joker.

Who is your picker ?
from which city?
I won't reply to you because I have a reputation to maintain here

Carmal90:
If actually u make this kind of money, I can bet you, YOU WILL NEVER SELL YOUR EBOOK FOR 3K.. yes I said so.

I wasn't trying to sell rather I felt the need to empower youth like Me to show them how I made it ...that 3 l was just to show their commitment .....

And hopefully I have found interested pple who are ready to be empowered unlike you who don't know how you let a huge opportunity slide by you without taking it....
And please don't come to my mention Again

Carmal90:
Sold out indeed.

I have found intested people to mentor. I can't stress myself
you thinking am after selling ebooks while per link alone I made such amount. Per phone/laptop i buy i make over 25k profit... Reselling it in naija
Have a nice day..

The EBook have beenvSOLD OUT have a NICE day

Carmal90:
Where to sell is the koko.

How can I help you

I don't want to tepp tlypu how to live your life. I also don't want to tepp you to what products to buy. These are decisions you should and must make on your own. What I should tell you is that I think you should always take steps to improve your life. No matter what they are....
If you are ready to take the next step.mm and if you think my product would get you there .. Then by all means take it.. Don't pet indecisiveness deny you the future you deserve..
Good morning


And also the eBook is out as promised and after much consultation and pleas I've decided to reduce the price to 3000 naira only
Contact me at
08038316015. Or. hmoustapher@gmail.com 19 copies left
Have a nice day

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