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here's my email sekulashe@yahoo.com thanks

Hmm! This promises to be informative, I’ve always wanted to do SAP, Chybyke07 please can you send me any info that could be useful.
sekulashe@yahoo.com , 08039735142. thanks

ola olabiyi,
pls can you send it to me also. thsnks
sekulashe@yahoo.com
thaks

Chris,

I did a little bit of IT sometime ago in the university but currently I work as an electrical engineer. I still want to switch back fully into IT. This cloud company as a career, do you think it would worth all the effort? And how does one get the knowledge/certifications, especially for someone in Nigeria like me.

Thanks.

Your advice is noted and taken, thanks.

I know my blogs are very poor cos I even said so myself, besides those are the trial ones. It appears you didn’t read my reply properly.

Now I’ve got great content but I cant seem to post them online cos of the verification thing. I even created another ID but I still couldn’t get past the verification stage, how do I solve that.

Thanks.

my blogs are

http://totaldigitalphotography..com/
http://petbirdnutrition..com/
http://realnassaubahamascruise..com/


The first blog (http://totaldigitalphotography..com/) was really a sketch or trial and it didn’t have much content. Other ones like it were of the same similar content.

The mistake I made was that I tried to monetize the blog and applied for google adsense but was declined.

The problem now is that anytime I try to create or add content to the blogs, I’m asked to verify and in the process I come across a list of countries, but when I select Nigeria I get a message that says sorry, the selected country is not supported for verification. Then I would not be able to go further. If you also look at the bottom right side of the image I uploaded, you’ll see the symbol of a closed padlock

I currently have some content that should be great to blog about but the verification is making it impossible for me to go on.

How do I solve this problem please.

Thanks so much

Orikinla,

I totally agree with you. Most Nigerians bloggers don’t make any real money online and it’s a shame cos the online market is quite large and I don’t see why we Nigerians shouldn’t get our own piece of the pie.
Though you have to understand also that there are lots of huddles you’ll have to cross as a Nigerian. Your IP address alone is enough to discourage other internet users from wanting to do business with you.

Hi dayo Nurudeen,

I’ve been trying to blog for some time now and don’t seem to be making much headway.
I’ve been using www..com and have even raised a few blogs but cant just seem to be able to monetize them. Any help or advise you can give will be highly appreciated.

thanks