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This is not a bad business anyway. Please can I get one of the seller's phone number to make business deal with? It is very cost in my area here. flexibleintegrated@gmail.com

[quote author=pocohantas post=121587629][/quote]This is not a bad business anyway. Please can I get one of the seller's phone number to make business deal with? It is very cost in my area here.

Wascoberry:
Many teenagers want to make money today. There is a time in life when the need to learn how to earn and manage one’s financial resources especially money. Most of us during our early childhood day were mostly dependent on how parents who provide us with the basic allowances needed for our daily living and expenses although the expenses are quite minimal. Many of these allowances are paid in exchange for the work done as an appreciation for the effort exerted. Getting paid and rewarded by your parents will provide you with the meaning of earning money. However, not everyone will have the opportunity to learn how to earn money during their childhood days therefore there is a great need to learn how to make and earn money during our teenage years and adulthood.
During your teenage years, you may not really have the opportunity of getting money from your parents or probably you see the need of not asking and making your own money instead. Without money, you will find it a bit difficult to sort out basic financial expenses such as clothing, feeding, gadgets purchase hence the need to learn how to make money. Also from the basic expenses, there might be a need to save money for education, buying a car, going for vacation or having your own space. There are some benefits of making money as a teenager and while you are in your teen age. Apart from teaching you the importance of priority and resource management (money and time), it will also provide you with work experiences that are valuable making you more marketable in the future when pursuing a career in a selected field. Another benefit of making money as a teen is that it builds confidence in terms of skillset and knowledge. Having humility together with confidence will distinguish from other job seekers.
Some of the ways to make money as a teenager are:
1. Survey
Survey is a way of providing answers to certain questions that are most times multi-choice. Paid surveys are widely available online and will serve as a way of making money as a teenager. It’s so simple to complete online survey however there is a need to selective when taking surveys to avoid making mistakes. You are mostly required to give your own opinion and earn some rewards for taking your time to do so. These rewards and points are redeemed with gift cards or PayPal depending on the survey platform.
2. Swagbucks
Swagbucks have proved to be a good way of making money over the years and this is one of the areas you can tap into as a teenager. Points are gathered on Swagbucks by watching videos, searching the web, answering questions and shopping online. The points are converted to gifts card and are redeemed for payment on trusted sites.
3. Camp counselor
You can apply for the post of camp counselors a teenager to make money. During summer camps, people who are hardworking and energetic people are needed to keep mentoring the campers. Apart from the financial rewards that comes with being camp counselor, you will also learn how to build positive relationship with other people and enjoy the games and activities that comes with camping.
4. Babysitting/Pet sitting
Babysitting is one of the most common jobs in the United States. Almost everyone needs a babysitter due to busy schedule and a trusted one to be precise. You can get this gig by building and maintaining good relationship with your neighbors who have younger kids, teachers or family friends. You can also put the services online to attract more customers. You can also engage in pet sitting provided you are lover of animals to earn some money.
5. Freelancing
Another way of making money as a teenager is by engaging in freelancing activities. Freelancing has to do with rendering services for other people virtually or remotely in exchange for payment. Your skills will determine the type of freelance activities you will take up. For example, a talented writer might take up article writing, copywriting as their mode of freelancing. Freelancing services also include graphic design, programming, songwriter and so on. People are willing to hire different people for different services in return for payment. Some of the freelance platforms include Freelancer, Fiverr, Upwork.
6. Social Media Manager
Many of those who run online business don’t really have time for social media activities and are always willing and ready to hire social media manager for their business therefore you can present yourself if you have the skill as a teenager to earn some amount of money on a permanent or contract basis.
7. Blogging
Blogging is a good source of income and a legitimate way of making money in as much there is good traffic coming to your blog. You will earn money on your blog by running ads or through the promotion of affiliate links for some commissions.
8. Start a YouTube channel
As a creative teenager, you can make money by starting a YouTube channel. The platform has proved to be source of making money through it’s monetization programs and policies. You can start by learning how to make YouTube videos especially on a topic people are interested in to drive more traffics, engagements and subscribers to your channel.
9. Become a tutor
Monetize your knowledge by teaching others what they don’t know about a topic or a subject. You can earn up to 30% per hour through tutoring. While some platform pays on hourly basis, there are also some platforms that pays on monthly basis. The payment is mostly determined by the complexity of the topic to be taken and also the feedback.
10. Make things and sell them
Never waste your talents. You can always make new things in form of painting, t-shirts, hand letters and books selling them on platform such as Etsy, Amazon and so on.
Make sure you are saving a large part of the money you make as a teen to aid your education and also met up with financial responsibilities in cases of emergencies.

Source: http://www.motitalks.com/2022/05/how-to-make-money-as-teen.html

I enjoy your reading your post, please I am finding it hard to register as a freelancer on Fiverr. Are they no more accepting new users?

I have heard stories of how people mistakenly took voters card to ATM point to withdraw instead of ATM card, it happens to me yesterday. I have many cards like ATM, Voter's card, business cards in my wallet, without paying much attention I just pick something and zoom out, one part of my mind was telling me to take my wallet along another said I should just go like that since I won't need it. Lo and behold I was on the queue for an hour before it reached my turn only for me to dip my hand into my pocket and find out I was actually with my voters card. At that time thousand of thoughts were running through my mind; whether to go back or transfer to someone to withdraw for me or I secure another space and rush back.
Have you been in such scenario before? Share your experience.

ezenwaez:


The N-Power NASIMS physical verification will commence any moment from now as the N-Power NASIMS deployment list has been sent to all 36 States focal persons accross Nigeria.

All N-Power Batch C applicants are hereby advised to be observant and constantly checking their emails and NASIMS self service portal for further directives.

Okay

ijustdey:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/05/how-bauchi-lady-child-were-found-dead-in-boyfriends-sewage-police/

Bad news in Nigeria is now per minute.
Jesus let your kingdom come.

But the youths would have lunched manhunt against him immediately his first scandal came to limelight last year. It would have saved the underage girls now.

I weep for our weird mentality in Nigeria, before this type of incidents are rampant in the north, but now it's a national phenomenon.

Richdad50:


A majority of Nairaland commentors are Dundees. There are over 2million members on Nairaland with an estimated 10million non registered members. Out of the over 2million register members, only 0.5% of them are regular commentors who also push the like, share, and mention buttons. 70% are active readers who go through the comments but don't like, share or mention. 29% are active readers only. They don't wish to see the rubbish posted by half of 0.5 commentors.

That is why the average maximum likes fluctuates between 100 - 300likes per very good and very useless comments and peak at 400likes for great and most useless comments. There is a battle for the soul of commentary amongst the 0.5% with a significant push and leanings towards the 'useless'.

If the high nos of reasonable readers from the 99% push the buttons, the average likes, shares or mentions for a great post will peak at over 200k or more just like you find in Instagram. However, the ruthlessness and insolence of half the 0.5% who quickly post the 'useless' has painstakingly made it difficult for the 70% who regularly search for good and great comments and 29% who rarely are interested in going down the journey of 'useless'.

When I write, I write for the digestion of the 99% and half the 0.5%. The most reasonable and important part of the group who although, stay quiet, are far more active in mind.

Richdad

You are a genius.
I can't believe you made me to comment on this your sensible submission by force.

francanthony:
I can't login to my profile, it says transaction failed since yesterday. Is it just me?

Try it now, the network is better. Also no need for BVN verification again. Just update your details and take test.

phessyphemzzy:
Do I need to re upload my documents ever time I come back to my account and I see its not organize as it should.

I'm tired

if you didn't press submit below after updating your details, it will continue like that.

Concerning arrangement, don't bother yourself.

macphilip:
Stop loosing money in Stock market. Many investors make steady profits yearly, you can too.
Ask us any questions bothering you, we will gladly answer and guide you through

Hello Macphillip, I'm interested. I am new to the stock market.

Tobex4realTobex234:
But i will typically pick Cowrywise over Crowdyvest.
Cowrywise is solid, I've used them because of these 3 reasons:

- It is backed by YCombinator (one of the top venture capitals in the world). Same YC funded Paystack, which has now done over 1000% at exit after selling to Stripe

- The co-founder Razaq (CFA) has a first class in Economics and has worked at Meristem, Shell e.t.c

- They have a trustee partnership with Meristem Trustees which is regulated by SEC.

So forget all the noise here from people that are not ready for digitization of the entire banking, financial and investment sector.

Good morning, I want to learn about US stock, I sent you a dm please respond.

okeyglm:
hope they don't include benue, taraba, Plateasu, southern kaduna, Abuja, kwara, parts of nasarawa and adamawa. as their imaginery north

You forgot Kogi state where ⅓ of the state is Okun-Yoruba.

Missyajoke:
Am a caterer but have been advertising about training and none has been forthcoming.

There is a way to go about it, use every social media means to advertise a free catering training on WhatsApp or telegram, give the basic or fundamental knowledge about catering from there tell them to register for a master class for advance training with money, at least you will see few people joining.
Nb:
-Carry them along during the free training.
-Don't start the training until you have up to 100 to 200 out of which you can have like 20-50 paying for advance class
-Put them in great suspense of what to gain in the advance class.
-Be punctual. If you promise to start the training by 7pm be available online before time.

Success is yours.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
I hate ludo game
It is more of a game of luck than perfection

Real niggarrrrs don't rely on luck
They create their own luck by mastering the game

Correct.
No matter how good you claim to be in playing ludo, you are at the mercy of figure 6 to achieve anything.

Notatribalist:

Imade/Imade

Idowu/Idowu

Both are Yoruba and Edo names.

Ojo/Ojo
Gbadamosi/Gbadamosi


Both are also Yoruba and Edo names

Correct report. With all the challenges, I am happy the great institution keep on standing tall.
God bless my alma mata.
God bless LAUTECH
Senator James.

Funny analysis

safarigirl:
Ehat kind of slave name is Phil Roberts? Which of the slave ships did his ancestors get off from?

What is it with Africans bearing unidentifiable names? Is Phil Roberts an African name? What is his identity?

So, his wife will now be Juliet (Julia) Roberts? Close enough

Correct talk.
On behalf of we concerned Africa that values our culture, I want to suggest that the family should adopt the bride's family name: Ekeh, so that we will not keep on loosing our children to the western world.

Deepfeel:

I no believe this story I swear, cause I started having milky sperm at 15, not even fully milky

Thank you brother, please can you tell me how you know how your sperm is at 15 years.



Just been curious.

xyz123456:

Please, I am just curious. what's the implication of not paying? Since its online, can the come to arrest loan defaulters?

There are many actions that can be taken to recover their loan.
1- They flag your BVN: Any other banks or institutions associated with your BVN can be contacted to seize your money through credit bureau (this is their major collateral, though it may take time because you cannot register for another BVN)
2- They can contract people on your contact list to help them talk to you.
3- They can post your pictures online because they have access to your phone, before few weeks people will give details about you.

All these and many more are in their terms and conditions we hurriedly agree to during registration.

Vision2045:
Those online own self terrible o.. Dem go just call any one on your contact. And some the loans just keep increasing

I tell you my brother, the online ones are also fearful most especially their outrageous default fee. I always make sure I have a sure hope of paying before borrowing.à1

herakles:



They deliberately turned a blind eye to all these things!

Sure. Even though the only language some people understand is violence, we can't totally blame the banks.
Furthermore, its not the banks that teach their staff to be violent but the pressure the staff receive in case of default. So indirectly, the banks will still be blame.

herakles:
They expect us to believe that they are unaware?! Please tell that to the marines!












please check my signature

How will CBN be able to fine the defaulting Microfinance banks millions of Naira if they claim to be aware.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says it is unaware of crude debt recovery methods adopted by some microfinance banks.

It, however, said it is taking steps to ‘curb the use of inhumane and unethical debt recovery practices.”

In response to an earlier enquiry on its position over the reported cases of harassment of debtors by some microfinance institutions, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has distanced itself from the allegations.

In a mail sent to PREMIUM TIMES on Monday, the CBN said it is not aware of the practices and never approved of the unethical and embarrassing methods deployed by the said banks to recover debts from their customers.

The mail was signed on behalf of the Director of the Consumer Protection Department by an official, I. Yahaya.

PREMIUM TIMES had earlier reported the pain, frustration and embarrassment suffered by customers of some microfinance institutions over failure to repay loans drawn from them. The report was titled; ‘Breasts on lantern’: Agonies of Nigerian microcredit loan borrowers.

The CBN had promised to investigate the matter and said it would make its position known to the newspaper.


In its statement, apex bank said it had earlier in 2016 issued a Consumer Protection Framework (CPF) requiring financial institutions under its regulatory purview to adopt debt recovery processes ”that are courteous and fair to consumers, amongst other things”.



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‘Breasts on lantern’: CBN speaks on banks’ ‘inhumane, unethical debt recovery practices’
June 14, 2019Mojeed Alabi
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says it is unaware of crude debt recovery methods adopted by some microfinance banks.


It, however, said it is taking steps to ‘curb the use of inhumane and unethical debt recovery practices.”

In response to an earlier enquiry on its position over the reported cases of harassment of debtors by some microfinance institutions, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has distanced itself from the allegations.

In a mail sent to PREMIUM TIMES on Monday, the CBN said it is not aware of the practices and never approved of the unethical and embarrassing methods deployed by the said banks to recover debts from their customers.


The mail was signed on behalf of the Director of the Consumer Protection Department by an official, I. Yahaya.

PREMIUM TIMES had earlier reported the pain, frustration and embarrassment suffered by customers of some microfinance institutions over failure to repay loans drawn from them. The report was titled; ‘Breasts on lantern’: Agonies of Nigerian microcredit loan borrowers.

The CBN had promised to investigate the matter and said it would make its position known to the newspaper.


In its statement, apex bank said it had earlier in 2016 issued a Consumer Protection Framework (CPF) requiring financial institutions under its regulatory purview to adopt debt recovery processes ”that are courteous and fair to consumers, amongst other things”.

The statement reads in part; “The CPF further stipulates that consumers should be proactively engaged and given early notice of outstanding obligations prior to the commencement of debt collection actions.

“Where consumers are however unable to meet their financial obligations, financial institutions are to adopt fair and ethical debt recovery practices.”


CBN added that the consumer protection department is currently developing guidelines on responsible business conduct for financial institutions “to curb the use of inhumane and unethical debt recovery practices.”

“Stakeholders are enjoined to always bring incidences of unethical debt recovery practices to the attention of the CBN for prompt regulatory intervention,” the statement noted.









Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/business-news/335005-breasts-on-lantern-cbn-speaks-on-banks-inhumane-unethical-debt-recovery-practices.html

NaijaOlosho:
A missing wallet containing ID Card, Voter's Card, ATM Cards & Money, belonging to one Mr Ozokoli Chijioke Frank from Uru Umudim Nnewi, Anambra State has been picked up by a Good Samaritan.

A lady identified as Ibeasor Goodness shared the photos on her social media in search of the owner and she wrote:




See Photos below, Please if you know the owner pls reach out to Ibeasor Goodness on facebook via the link below.

>>> https://grovenaija360.com/this-missing-wallet-id-cards-plenty-money-was-found-by-a-lady-see-photos/

I have found the owner on Facebook, just add him as friend and inform him about his missing documents.

Both are good but pray for divine guidance.

I don't know why many men are treading the path of extra marital affair, may God uphold the few of us that are determined to be faithful with our partners.

Cheating will surely breed infection, the solution is to avoid cheating.

But this should not be happening in a civilized society like this

May God give him wisdom to lead this country aright.

If that is what he considers caring and showing of love, good for him.