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I smell lies

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They make it through Internet Business; Blogging, Forex Trading, Affiliate Marketing, Social Media Campaign, Website Creation, Freelancing, these are ways by which NIgerians earn Millions of Dollars Monthly.
You can also Consider Business in the Agricultural Industry : Poultry Farming, Fishery, Snairy, Grasscutter Farming, Rabbit Farming, Goat and Sheep, Piggery, Rice, Maize, BANANA, Pineapple, Beans, Cowpea, Potato and Plantain Production.
You can also look into Businesses like, Car WASH, Salon and Fashion Design, Car Dealers, Importation Business, Real Estate, Construction works, Oil and GAS, Petroluem.

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BetterDaysAhead:
Bros. It maybe okay to think otherwise but I know majority of them made it legitimately.

yeah.... you might be right tho but these days people are really desperate making this money anyhow it comes or goes

BetterDaysAhead:
I have been attending a church program (name withheld) for the past 3 days. I have always known the church to be classy and wealthy. Today concluded the program. After preaching, the guest minister (very popular and one of the richest pastors in Nigeria) always calls out people to sow.
On the first day (Friday), I can't remember the amount he asked people to sow but it's over 100k. More than 200 people went out. Never knew I have not seen anything.
The second day (yesterday) , he asked people to donate 520 dollars, more than 300 people went out. A young lady sitting beside me (age not more than 25) even gave me #1000 to drop as offering when she saw I didn't drop offering. She later went out among the people to donate the $520.
Today was the bomb. He called out 3 set of people. He started with One Million Naira. More than 100 people went out. I was really shocked because most of the people that went out are within the age bracket of 25 and 40. I was like if this people can donate a million Naira, definitely they have more than that in their bank account.
He called out the second set to donate 1000 Dollars and several people responded again.
Then he called the last category of a 100 dollars and almost half of the people in the auditorium went out. In fact, we are not more than 5 people sitting on my row.
What surprised me most is people started paying immediately with bank transfer, POS and cheques. Some people who went out to donate on the first and second day still came out today.
I have no problem with the pastor, the church nor the donors. My own is that there is money in this country Infact, my eyes have opened that I shouldn't settle for anything less than being rich and wealthy.
Till then, am going home to drink my garri and groundnut. I just pray my neighbor is around so I can collect cold water from her.

OP. I was in the church too and I attended the whole program. See as people dey come out dey donate millions. Some of these guys are not even up to 30.
My conclusion is none of them made it through monthly salary. It must have been through business, deals, contracts or inheritance.

BetterDaysAhead:
I have been attending a church program (name withheld) for the past 3 days. I have always known the church to be classy and wealthy. Today concluded the program. After preaching, the guest minister (very popular and one of the richest pastors in Nigeria) always calls out people to sow.
On the first day (Friday), I can't remember the amount he asked people to sow but it's over 100k. More than 200 people went out. Never knew I have not seen anything.
The second day (yesterday) , he asked people to donate 520 dollars, more than 300 people went out. A young lady sitting beside me (age not more than 25) even gave me #1000 to drop as offering when she saw I didn't drop offering. She later went out among the people to donate the $520.
Today was the bomb. He called out 3 set of people. He started with One Million Naira. More than 100 people went out. I was really shocked because most of the people that went out are within the age bracket of 25 and 40. I was like if this people can donate a million Naira, definitely they have more than that in their bank account.
He called out the second set to donate 1000 Dollars and several people responded again.
Then he called the last category of a 100 dollars and almost half of the people in the auditorium went out. In fact, we are not more than 5 people sitting on my row.
What surprised me most is people started paying immediately with bank transfer, POS and cheques. Some people who went out to donate on the first and second day still came out today.
I have no problem with the pastor, the church nor the donors. My own is that there is money in this country Infact, my eyes have opened that I shouldn't settle for anything less than being rich and wealthy.
Till then, am going home to drink my garri and groundnut. I just pray my neighbor is around so I can collect cold water from her.

The bolded part shows you have an innocent heart of gold, and people like that usually end up making it big legitimately later on in life.

I'll let you know when I become rich

BetterDaysAhead:
Bros. It maybe okay to think otherwise but I know majority of them made it legitimately.

excuse me where in my post did I say they made it illegitimately?

Wealthy people are everywhere. Go to your local market you'll probably find more than 50 people making alot of money daily.

[ Qualifications of Overseers ] "This is a faithful saying: If a man desires the position of a bishop, he desires a good work. A bishop then must be blameless, the husband of one wife, temperate, sober-minded, of good behavior, hospitable, able to teach; not given to wine, not violent, not greedy for money, [/b]but gentle, not quarrelsome, not covetous;" - 1 Timothy 3

[Lay Up Treasures in Heaven] - “[b]Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal; 20 but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal." - Matthew 6:19-20


I'm not insinuating that one shouldn't work hard to meet financial obligations, but one shouldn't set one's heart on wealth or anything that passes away. We came into this world with nothing, we certainly take nothing from it.

You should expect such in a location of wealth like Abuja (COZA etc or Dunamis-though they don't take seeds except a need arises and not in dollars) or Portharcourt and wealthy churches in Lagos and Warri