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Giveaway price. Limited time sale.

Giveaway price. Limited time sale.

Still available @ affordable price. Abuja only.

Still available @ affordable price. Abuja only.

Still available @ half the market price. Buyers urgently needed.

anthon47:
how much last for the laptop

130k.

Zico777:
I would be checking out Crush Rock in Mpape in of these days.

Why not check out Ushafa crushed rock in Kubwa? It is safer too.

Still available.

Please kindly schedule inspection if you're in Abuja.

Still available.

Please kindly schedule inspection if you're in Abuja.

Priced @ half the market price.

Price @ half the market price.

Still available.

Still available.

SOLD SOLD SOLD!!!!

Brand new hp 240 g7 notebook pc for sale, with free laptop bag included.

Price: 130k 90k

Location: FCT-Abuja only

Specs:

Intel core i3

CPU @ 1.20GHz

4gb RAM

1tb Storage

Windows 10

1366 x 768 Display

64-bit operating system

Realtek Audio Sound

Auto PC projection

Bluetooth

Wifi Hotspot

Ethernet port

Night mode screen

Netflix & Groove music

SOLD SOLD SOLD!!!!

Brand new hp 240 g7 notebook pc for sale, with free laptop bag included.

Price: 130k 90k

Location: FCT-Abuja only

Specs:

Intel core i3

CPU @ 1.20GHz

4gb RAM

1tb Storage

Windows 10

1366 x 768 Display

64-bit operating system

Realtek Audio Sound

Auto PC projection

Bluetooth

Wifi Hotspot

Ethernet port

Night mode screen

Netflix & Groove music

A bold journey from the fourth tier to the premier league!

Matthew Benham graduated from the world-renowned University of Oxford in 1989 with a degree in Physics.

He spent the next 12 years working in finance, eventually being named a VP at Bank of America. But in 2001, he decided to change careers.

After leaving Bank of America in 2001, Matthew Benham joined sports gambling company Premier Bet. His job was to help develop predictive gambling models based on analytics.

The best part?

Benham learned under one of the most successful gamblers in the world — Tony Bloom.

After only a couple years, Matthew Benham and Tony Bloom had a falling out. The exact reason wasn't clear, but by the time Benham left Premier Bet in 2003, the fire was already lit.

He wasn’t going back to investment banking. He was a professional sports gambler now.

Matthew Benham went on to win millions of dollars gambling on sports, but in 2004, he set up his own betting syndicate — Smartodds.

The idea was simple: Benham consulted clients using the same algorithms, statistics & data research that made him a successful sports gambler.

Smartodds became a massive success, and Matthew Benham now also owns Matchbook, a popular sports betting exchange.

Even better?

With financial freedom, Benham was able to pursue his other passion — Brentford FC.

Attending his first game at 11 years old, Matthew Benham has been a lifelong fan of Brentford FC.

So when the club faced financial trouble in 2007, Benham stepped up. He provided a $700,000 loan so that Brentford supporters could purchase the team.

But there was a catch…

When Matthew Benham provided the $700,000 loan, he had the option to purchase the club should the fans choose not to repay the loan.

In 2012, the fans declined & Benham became the owner of his childhood team. The interesting part? He decided to play "Moneyball."

Matthew Benham spent almost $10 million on a smaller club in Denmark — FC Midtjylland — to test his analytical concepts.

The ideas that worked, he used at Brentford FC. The ideas that didn't, he threw in the trash.

Benham fired staff members, bringing in more analytically-minded people that lacked traditional experience.

The club also stopped caring about wins & losses.

Instead, they developed a set of key performance indicators that determined if they were making progress or not.

For example, Brentford FC started to look more closely at “expected goals” (xPG) rather than how many goals a player actually scored.

Their theory?

In a low-scoring sport that is skewed by randomness & luck, the quality & quantity of chances created during a match mattered more.

Brentford's most drastic move?

While the top clubs in the world were investing millions of dollars in their youth academies, Brentford decided to eliminate theirs completely.

Instead, they relied on a “B team” of 17-to-20-yr-olds that were rendered useless by other clubs.

Why?

Because Brentford believed you had to give a young player at least 35 games before determining his value.

But the richest clubs in the world didn’t have the time, patience, or appropriate infrastructure to do that.

As a small club willing to experiment, Brentford did.

This allowed them to find undervalued players, or market inefficiencies, that could come in, help the club win & be sold for record profits.

Said Benrahma
• Bought: $3.8M
• Sold: $40M

Ollie Watkins
• Bought: $2.3M
• Sold: $36M

Neal Maupay
• Bought: $2.1M
• Sold: $26M

The results weren’t immediate, but now a decade later, they have paid off.

After winning the Championship Play-Off Final last weekend, Brentford FC has completed its ascent from the fourth tier of English football to the Premier League.

The best part?

It's now worth $300M+.

The true financial impact of Premier League promotion depends on how long Brentford can stay in England’s top league.

If they get relegated after 1 year, they'll make ~$300M.

If they can stay up for a 2nd year, they'll make $400M+.

The longer they stay, the more they make.

In a sport that has historically refused the analytical revolution, Matthew Benham decided to shake things up.

He saved his childhood team from bankruptcy, used his experience in analytics to create a competitive advantage & turned a $700k loan into $300M+.

One word. Astute!


Source: https://twitter.com/JoePompliano/status/1400245761854652417

A great week to start your online business journey.

Update: More micro-niches available. Grab yours now!!

If you're doing the reservation from the CAC website, it's quite easy. Use the Remita link on the CAC website.

It would redirect you to the Remita website to pay, and then redirect you to a confirmation page on the CRP once your payment is completed.

Try using a strong internet connection and also use a MasterCard or Visacard, preferably from GTB or UBA.

If all fails, just copy the RRR and make the payment at any branch of your bank.

Keep it coming.

First come, first served.

Opportunities are for the taking.

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Easy Peasy.

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It positions you as a trusted expert and convinces customers to buy from you.

This is by far, the fastest way to make sales online.

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Hafis16:
I just need a micro-niche

Drop your whatsapp number

Check my profile. Thanks.

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cchub:
Dei dei has more southerners than northerners. It's relatively safe and the light situation is okay. At least 16 hours light per day.

Kubwa is more developed than dei dei, so definitely has more business activities and corporate services.

Dei dei has two markets and it's a construction materials hub. The traffic is always deadly early in the morning and in the evening.

But apart from that, it's a peaceful place to live.

Thanks bro. God bless.

cchub:
No Shiit bruh, my bro stays at 3rd Ave. Pays 750k for a small room and parlor.

While with 350k at dei dei, I'm living like a king on a 3 bedroom flat.

My bro, sorry to bother you.

I am looking to move to that side. But I heard dei dei is full of northerners and is unsafe?? Please what is the light situation like in dei dei?

Also, between dei dei and kubwa, which area has more business activities / corporate services?

Thanks. Will really appreciate your honest response. God bless.

studentofTruth:
Thank you once again for being sincere. But, Apostle Paul should be the example, and not CEOs or presidents, unless you want to tell us that churches are just one more secular organization!

Apostle Paul was well taken care of and he enjoyed many gifts and contributions from several churches in his clime. For example, read 2 Corinthians 8 vs 1-5

PS: Also read Philippians 4 vs 10 down.

studentofTruth:
It's good that you have finally come clear that money is the motivation for pastoring the people! I like you saying the truth for what it is — if there's no money, the pastor won't get motivated!

If he is sick and hungry, he won't be able to give his best to his flocks. Just like if your president is sick, the country would be in disarray.

That is why in every circle, the leadership must be very well taken care of at all cost. Presidents, CEOs, Pastors, King's, etc. Receive the utmost care and financial benefits because of the value they bring.

If their physical or financial well-being is threatened, they cannot perform optimally or be able to lead or motivate their followers.

Most people who have not taken leadership roles, or those from poor backgrounds don't understand this dynamics.

He that waters must be watered and made to flourish first. That is the simple truth.

@sermwell

It is good to give to people in need, but it is better to give to people who takes their time to impact you. To impact your spirit.

The way I see it, pastors too have needs. And even though we might want to believe that their reward is in heaven, I strongly believe that giving to your spiritual leaders should be a priority just like you give to your country leaders via taxes.

Even on that note, our spiritual leaders utilize our "taxes" more judiciously than our present day government.

When you go to church, there is light, fan or AC, cleaned auditorium, cleaned compound, electronics that needs servicing, generator, for instrumentalists that are paid weekly, etc. Who do you think pay for all these that ensure the smooth running of the church?

Let's assume that you a pastor leading a church and all the members pay only 20 Naira as offering every Sunday, how do you maintain the church? If you go hungry and sick without funds, how do you find the motivation or strength to lead and motivate others?

Also, most of the free seminars and events hosted in churches today, are mostly paid for elsewhere. People pay thousands and sometimes millions to attend high-impact meeting and seminars hosted by business people. If you value the church services enough to attend them, why then is giving a reasonable token so difficult for you?

It's all about perspective.

@Sharmeenator
The problem is not the scarcity of "sure" investments. The problem is your mentality.

If all you keep seeing are scam investments, then it means that your financial intelligence is low (with due respect).

You can't be a greedy investor and be seeking "sure" investments. In investment, your level of greed is directly proportional to your level of risk.

If you check an investment like the StanbicIBTC money market fund, before you invest, they would first test your financial risk capacity. They would also warn you that the more ROI a portfolio has, the higher the risk.

If you are risk averse, there are many investment platforms in Nigeria that are insured and would give you between 5% to 12% annually.

But I guess you want to get ROI as high as 15% to 20% monthly and yet have assurance

It's all in your head bro.