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kay29000:First, put your traffic into consideration. If it is in the region of 5k upwards daily then it is advisable you install an anti adblock script. The unfortunate ish here is that it might not work. There is a similar browser, like a replica of Chrome called 'Brave' with this feature. It blocks ads on every site, even the one with anti-adblock notice doesn't detect it. You might ad propeller ads adblock tag to your site alongside your Adsense. Not sure yet but the combination should work the magic |
alignacademy:They do but a few Publishers. Adsense and DFP send periodic mails and links to join streaming sessions on best ad practices. I was part of six sessions last year. |
eni4real:Messi is not Argentina's best at the Copa. He is not even their top scorer. The only goal he scored came from a penalty spot. He is not even close to Copa's top five most influential players. He is not even close Copa's top five best performers. You'd be blind to mention Messi and Ronaldo in the same breath as far as national tourney is concerned. Ronaldo didn't participate in the Copa but became a sensation in the UNL; Messi who did blamed the pitches. Messi is a failure as far as Argentina is concerned. ![]() |
pat077:Arsenal can't be regarded as a business venture, to be fair. Forget the 'profit' the make and all... One of the pointers of any good business is measured by how happy your customers are with your services. Arsenal has left their fans with nothing but series if heartaches, and pushed some to suicide. Their fans sometimes walk away from the Emirates during matches. That tells a lot about this business. |
caprini1:Chai! ![]() |
caprini1:LMAO . I must have missed that!He barely watched the game. He never stopped running around. He even snatched dude's iPhone. The boy is a baby Maradona. He'd no doubt be troublesome if he ventures into football. ![]() |
caprini1:That boy ehn! ![]() I don't know what Messi did to offend that chap. ![]() |
Arsenal should not be a football club. Why are they always offering to sign a player for £40m or less? Always wooing porokulowo e players. Little wonder they can't even make top 4 with their quality of players . |
tosinosam:So a man cannot troll in peace again, shey? ![]() |
ademidedavid:So 'the whole country' played on the football pitch? The whole of Nicaragua did not play against him when he scored a brace, abi? Continue deceiving yourself o ![]() |
The WiFi that doesn't connect outside of Camp Nou ![]() He should swallow what is left of him and honorably walk away. And as much as Aguero vowed to win the Copa for Messi just so he could be on par with Ronaldo, the team and their Asun failed when it mattered. He'd be 35 by 2020, the next World Cup. At his prime he could not even rescue Argentina. He just can't when he is using a stick. All I am after now is Maradona's response in the wake of this Superclasico humiliation ![]() |
Beverlyjean: ![]() When Pele referred to Ronaldo as the greatest player in the world, I had my reservations because I know the beauty of his game is always blurred with Messi's comparison. I felt he would drive himself nuts and lose it but I was wrong and it seemed Pele saw the future. Horrible performance at the Copa, a humiliating defeat in the Champions League and Barcelona fanboys are still saying he is next in line for another Ballon d'Or. |
Thales01:If at 32, you think Messi would pull a Houdini in Argentina and lead the team to glory, then I'd say you just about have no idea who Messi is. At his finest, he couldn't even play to save them. The only two times he has scored and Argentina defeated Brazil were in friendly matches where Brazil featured youngsters. Messi is way past his prime. He plays with lack of motivation these days, even in Barcelona. No one can blame him for hitting 32 and we certainly can't compare him to Ronaldo. It is unfair. Ronaldo is hungry and competitive, Messi is not. Messi would be 35 by the next WC which means he would have greatly declined if not retired already. Ronaldo and Messi were compared at some point for not having national honours to their names but it changed in an instant for Ronaldo. At the Euro final, one would wonder why an 'old man' would cry like a child over injury, only to come out and take over as the coach. Genius doesn't cut it in football. If you don't strive, the best hardworking player will overtake you. Such is the case of Messi and Ronaldo. History would no doubt be kind to Messi. He couldn't step up when the world focused on him the most and this he did severally. You can imagine sports analysts saying Liverpool would not have been able to walk away with their comeback win if Ronaldo was in the Barcelona team. Messi was once brilliant and still might remain so in Barcelona but I don't see him doing wonders for Argentina at 35. I just don't. |
Beverlyjean:My dear, don't compare Ronaldo to Messi on a national level. It is an unfair comparison. I'd comfortably weigh Messi with the likes of Mikel as long as he dons the Argentinian jersey. ![]() Even at the club level, we know one is super dynamic while the other would always remain a Barcelona wonder. Anything beyond Barcelona is Aiyegbenic ![]() The real Messi didn't leave Barcelona to play in Argentina. He never did. |
eni4real:Peru, Brazil, Chile, what does it matter? Chile dropped Argentina on two different occasions in the final. Argentina shouldn't even have made it this far had Paraguay not lost that second half penalty after Argentina converted theirs. They lost. That is all that counts right now. |
![]() Messi should just about retire and call it quit with the national team. Other than being a shadow of his Barcelona self in the team, he is massively considered ahead of players who'd make better impact in the team. No doubt, Brazil was the better team on the pitch, he is 32 and just about has nothing to offer the Argentinian national team again. He couldn't at his best and won't do so when he is old. His focus and whatever is left of him should be channeled towards Barcelona. This news is sweet sha! ![]() |
TeamPacific:WTH ![]() Let me help you straighten your warped mind. I started experimenting with .xyz extensions last year out of curiosity. I have two major blogs with a .com extension. Note that these two are super popular Nigerian targeted site/blog. And then there was an insurance pet blog I ran that was targeted at Americans for months with the .xyz extension. Being a first using the .xyz extension, it ranked fairly well and started making $15-20 daily with minimal traffic from the US. after six months. On the xyz extension, it is no secret that you don't really understand its potential. Anyways, how can you when your niche is selling nulled themes and plugins? A new project was launched some three weeks ago and it's contents are carefully being scattered all over Google already. I can't disabuse your mind beyond this but you clearly know next to nothing on this subject matter. It is no doubt one of the most abused Top-Level Domains in the world but it doesn't make it useless. That is is owned by Google's own parent company is a pointer that it is positioned for something. The best INSTASAVE website sitting first on Google's SERP is of xyz extension. Do the math now... |
TeamPacific:This is your rebuttal to common sense? It isn't so hard to figure what your response would be considering the fact that you sell nulled themes to unsuspecting noobs. The same you has been calling some other persons out as criminals? What's the meaning of 'for money site'? I hope you know what a TLD is? ... Here's a classical case of a greenhorn with 'years of experience' ![]() |
TeamPacific: TeamPacific:You speak with so much ignorance. The .xyz extension is owned by Alphabet Inc., Google's very own parent company! Its idea in the first place was to displace the .com extension and as such, they had to reduce its pricing to about 1 cent to encourage people but spammers latched on and took it as an opportunity to spam. There is no such thing as 'SPAM TLD'. One of the most abused? Yes, but not a spam TLD. Facebook doesn't accept it because of its abuse level. That said, Hostinger made a revelation that the .xyz extension 'is the new .com extension. THEY EVEN RECOMMENDED IT TO THEIR CUSTOMERS. Facebook owns Instagram which just about makes sense why it is rejected there as well. In terms of projects and content-ladened sites, a .com extension won't outrank a .xyz extension both started on the same day. There is no such thing as a performance domain. All that counts the most is your site performance and content and you are good. The .xyz extension remains one of the most abused TLDs in the world but it does not make it a spammy extension. They are two different things. Freenome's extensions comfortable fall into the latter's category. Even Google's co-founder chose the xyz extension Alphabet Inc (Google's Parent Company). You might want to check abc.xyz! Ignorant folks be claiming years of experience. Cc Czarina |
Profmaojo:You're welcome, bro. About installing WordPress... Be sure you are installing it in the right directory path. Enter your domain name in the URL section of your browser and see what it returns. About your theme, I hope it is a good theme with higher ratings on Themeforest? If it isn't, you might have just bought wàhálà. That said, since you have access to YouTube, I recommend you judiciously use it to your advantage. Don't fail to ask questions and be quick to ignore those who ask you to contact them. |
Profmaojo:Eh yah... You clearly know nothing about WordPress and you embarked on a DIY mission? For the record, you didn't but 'Themeforest'. Themeforest is a marketplace and you bought a theme, most likely WordPress' from them. First off, you need to understand the type of packaged you bought from Godaddy. There are better hosting companies you could have used but, oh well... Here's a free advice. This section of the forum is brimming with scammer and people who are ready to take your money and disappear. Find one person you can trust, go through their profiles, do a detailed research on the person before asking them to take up your task, if at all you want to contract it to them. DIY isn't a bad idea but you should understand what you're getting yourself into. |
galadima77:Who is, Messi? |
nairalee:Lol! I know you are clowning but mentioning Mane and Ronaldo in one sentence is a huge disregard for the latter. Mane, as older and good as he is can't even be compared with Mbappe. Ronaldo is in a league of his own, biko. |
technicallyrich:EVEN IF SHE DID, SHE WAS 17! SHE WAS A MINOR. UNDER THE LAW, IT IS RAPE; STATUTORY RAPE! |
IamD18:You are a very stupid person and it's a pity you have no one to tell you. |
Promotions:This is an unhealthy monopoly. I pray a bigger company pops up to create something worthy. We can't have Jiji alone. It is very unhealthy for the Nigerian people. |
bro4u:LMFAO ![]() |
Firstorderwizard:Idiot, and the world at large never discussed 'surviving R Kelly' some months ago despite the '7g technology they're thinking' about. Ekpa. |
thesicilian:Did you read the 'he has been good to me' part? There are so many artistes who will speak up in the coming days and there are some who won't. Bulk of those who won't would want to but because they have been invited to Coza, lodged in a fancy hotel and treated well at one point. Bobrisky falls in the latter category. |
Stillthebest:I must have missed the Iyabo Ojo gist. I recall Stephanie Otobo saying something similar to party about Suleiman, that he enjoys it a whole lot. She might, she might not. Perhaps this is an attempt at making victims of Fatoyinbo summon strength and come out in the open, we never can tell just yet. It is true that no pastor has been brought down by this public call out but the restlessness that comes with negative call outs is phenomenal. The last any pastor wants is a negative publicity. And that it has never happened before doesn't mean it won't begin with one pastor. We all are exposed, bro. One way or another, we all are. Thank you. |
Toks2008:How do you think Bill Cosby, R Kelly and even Michael Jackson got roped after decades of committing their alleged offences? The evidence here would be one or more persons coming out to give account of what happened. At some point, there would have been correspondences; emails, texts or people who were around at the time to say they saw them together or that she narrated whatever to them. See, I have tons of female friends who were abused, growing up and you might never really understand the idea behind staying mum until you hear them talk. They are often scared of the victimization that follows, coupled with the fact that those who violated them are people with fairly good social standings. Rape victims are dealt heavy blows that might never be shaken off. Some get raped and just commit suicide to 'cover up the shame' like they could have controlled it. Busola spoke up because she understood her kind of man. I'm sure she got comfortable to relay everything to him. Coming out is not as easy as many think it is. |
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