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And here is the channel link, please let me know how to go about this. Thanks https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFrhqSblTxGaAckFuYu9KfZkLsGX_7Tzq |
Hello everyone, Please I newly got accepted into YouTube partnership program, I have enabled ad on my channel but none is playing on my videos. Please do you know how I can resolve this? I have watched many videos about it but their suggestions so far has not worked.
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The idiot sent me 2 messages already
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Milliexchange1:how much? |
Penguin2:redesigning has nothing to do with it, I trade forex. You can Google for yourself it's all started after news of inflation came out Thursday last week in the USA |
OP sorry! Please update soon |
OP you're evil. You took their pictures without consent and come online to badmouth them, all the things in the one you did not say I single good about them. I don't wish to have wicked people like you around me. How I wish this character assasination can be reported to your HR, that's if you have a good job in the first place. Evil op. |
Stupid mtn I have been restarting like 3wks now because of their poor services |
doggedfighter:you are a wicked someone! See how you are making me to be having an erection in from of people. OP follow what this lady is telling you, I was once like you. In my own case the girl already knew I was a pure novice at age 30. That time hmm, each time I see my lady naked I will just remember my childhood fantasies. The way I touched the breast and the other part of her body was weird, when I opened her legs to see the VJ I asked her not to be angry so I put on my touch light to see everything very well, oh my God it was it was such an awesome sight to behold. Tired of my excitement the lady asks me if it was my first time and I said yes she continued by saying is that why you're doing experiments with me? Lol. After that she now started showing stuff that I need to do first instead of pulling the pant and start thrusting immediately |
kamez:Haha, you got me it was after reading your comment that I went and read it. |
I really admire your courage standing up for your sister, as someone that lost his mum at age 9 and have to stay with a stepmother. I totally understand and appreciate your efforts. My only concern is that you don't have the strength to take good care of yourself and your sister. I guess you are not working if not they would have traced you there, and if that Is true what do you do when your savings finishes? |
How is killing your own civilian a good news? Propaganda is no longer working for Ukraine, Amnesty International's report said that Ukraine are using their own citizen as human shield and they are also shelling Ukrainian in the Russians side. |
One of the fake bishops apparently hired by Bola Tinubu’s campaign for the public presentation of Kashim Shettima as the vice presidential candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has narrated how he was paid for the appearance. The imposter, who identified himself to Peoples Gazette as Joseph Odaudu, said Mr Tinubu’s hirelings broke a mutual agreement to be paid N100,000 for the shady job. “They came to meet us at the car park behind Eagle Square and they promised to give me N100,000. They bought food for us and took us to another place where they gave us clothes to dress like Christian leaders and reverend fathers,” Mr Odaudu told The Gazette shortly after the event in Abuja on Wednesday. “But after we finished they only gave me N40,000 and another person said they got only N30,000. I don’t know why they changed our agreement because they said they had N100,000 for us. “I am a Christian and I am supporting Tinubu but I hate when people lie and fail to deliver on their promises,” he added. A spokesman for Mr Tinubu’s campaign did not immediately return a request seeking comment. The fake bishops had appeared in a cassock to give Christian voters a false impression that Mr Tinubu’s decision to pick a Muslim northerner as his running-mate for the 2023 general election meant well for the country despite strong criticism from the Christian community and opinion leaders in the country. The Catholic Church had described those who appeared at the event held at the Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Centre, Abuja as “impostors,” telling The Gazette the church had no representation at the event. When asked if he knew that it was illegal to disguise as a Catholic bishop, Mr Odaudu insisted he didn’t break any laws. “No law was broken we only tried to show Nigerians that Christians are solidly behind Asiwaju Tinubu,” he added. The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) had kicked against the choice of a Muslim-Muslim ticket and registered its opposition against the ruling decision of the ruling All Progressives Congress for the 2023 election. Also, Christian leaders in the APC had repeatedly warned that the same religion ticket would spell doom for the party, following reactions and heavy criticism from Nigerians https://gazettengr.com/tinubus-people-promised-me-n100000-but-paid-only-n40000-fake-catholic-bishop/?utm_source=ReviveOldPost&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost
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This took place between me and My niece of about 7yrs then, I got back from school as a 400 level undergraduate student of mechanical engineering. So, I came out and saw the Toyota highlander (latest model) parked outside with a flat tyre. So, I rushed in, got the key to change the tyre. I opened the trunk and don't know how to bring the spare tyre down, I searched and pulled so many things in the car to no avail, my nice was watching all that time and she told me that " Uncle Sunny, if you don't know how to do it leave it so that you would not spoil anything." I felt embarrassed. So, I asked her to shut up. When I couldn't I Brought out my phone and watched "a how to loosened spare tyre on youtube." And that was how I finally changed the tyre. In the end I apologised to her and thanked her. Kids of this days are no longer kids they are recycled old people |
Nazgul:lol, the kind that knows how to gets the father's attention |
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I saw this tweet and it really crack me up: daughter na case . She was saying to me “ daddy I want this, I want that” I ignored her and continued what I was doing. Next thing she shouted “ Andrew are you not hearing me”? https://twitter.com/IbizugbeAndre/status/1548642879039733760?s=20&t=Nm5PxpQgjjOnJqBPe3JNCg
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annycase5:Sorry for your pain, I wish I could help but I don't have the strength. Suicide is not an option, if its hard for you an adult, do you know how hard it is for your child that is just a baby? Yes! it's hard, but this too shall pass. Try somehow and find some strength to fight knowing that you're not just fighting for yourself but also you child. Somehow, I know that next year on your birthday you will come here to share a story of your victory because your not a victim but a Victor. Happy birthday |
Opolopoopolonio:You take pride in ignorance |
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I'm not going to say anything about the Ike Ekweremadu story until he is arraigned and the charge sheet is made public. Then it's over for everybody who tried to discredit my work last year. It's over for you people. https://twitter.com/DavidHundeyin/status/1539983826381938689?s=20&t=CPJ2tr43mqtMrSkVX1niaQ
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I'm not going to say anything about the Ike Ekweremadu story until he is arraigned and the charge sheet is made public. Then it's over for everybody who tried to discredit my work last year. It's over for you people.
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In Los Angeles, Nikki is homeless, car-less and closing in on 30, but he's amoral, good-looking, and adept in the sack, moving from one wealthy woman of 35 or 40 to another, a kept boy-toy. His newest gig, with Samantha, an attorney whose house overlooks L.A., is sweet, although it's unclear how long she'll put up with him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBytcQ6XACQ |
When Zelensky was an actor, he was good in acting like a president. Now that he is a president he has forgotten how to act like one. |
thesicilian:At first I thought it was only the USA that was benefiting from the war, but know I know Russia too it. I can now laugh at the stupid NATO countries, the EU and the Ukrainian leaders |
The perverse effects of sanctions means rising fuel and food costs for the rest of the world – and fears are growing of a humanitarian catastrophe. Sooner or later, a deal must be made It is now three months since the west launched its economic war against Russia, and it is not going according to plan. On the contrary, things are going very badly indeed. Sanctions were imposed on Vladimir Putin not because they were considered the best option, but because they were better than the other two available courses of action: doing nothing or getting involved militarily. The first set of economic measures were introduced immediately after the invasion, when it was assumed Ukraine would capitulate within days. That didn’t happen, with the result that sanctions – while still incomplete – have gradually been intensified. There is, though, no immediate sign of Russia pulling out of Ukraine and that’s hardly surprising, because the sanctions have had the perverse effect of driving up the cost of Russia’s oil and gas exports, massively boosting its trade balance and financing its war effort. In the first four months of 2022, Putin could boast a current account surplus of $96bn (£76bn) – more than treble the figure for the same period of 2021. When the EU announced its partial ban on Russian oil exports earlier this week, the cost of crude oil on the global markets rose, providing the Kremlin with another financial windfall. Russia is finding no difficulty finding alternative markets for its energy, with exports of oil and gas to China in April up more than 50% year on year. That’s not to say the sanctions are pain-free for Russia. The International Monetary Fund estimates the economy will shrink by 8.5% this year as imports from the west collapse. Russia has stockpiles of goods essential to keep its economy going, but over time they will be used up. But Europe is only gradually weaning itself off its dependency on Russian energy, and so an immediate financial crisis for Putin has been averted. The rouble – courtesy of capital controls and a healthy trade surplus – is strong. The Kremlin has time to find alternative sources of spare parts and components from countries willing to circumvent western sanctions. When the global movers and shakers met in Davos last week, the public message was condemnation of Russian aggression and renewed commitment to stand solidly behind Ukraine. But privately, there was concern about the economic costs of a prolonged war. These concerns are entirely justified. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has given an added boost to already strong price pressures. The UK’s annual inflation rate stands at 9% – its highest in 40 years – petrol prices have hit a record high and the energy price cap is expected to increase by £700-800 a year in October. Rishi Sunak’s latest support package to cope with the cost-of-living crisis was the third from the chancellor in four months – and there will be more to come later in the year. As a result of the war, western economies face a period of slow or negative growth and rising inflation – a return to the stagflation of the 1970s. Central banks – including the Bank of England – feel they have to respond to near double-digit inflation by raising interest rates. Unemployment is set to rise. Other European countries face the same problems, if not more so, since most of them are more dependent on Russian gas than is the UK. The problems facing the world’s poorer countries are of a different order of magnitude. For some of them the issue is not stagflation, but starvation, as a result of wheat supplies from Ukraine’s Black Sea ports being blocked. As David Beasley, the executive director of the World Food Programme put it: “Right now, Ukraine’s grain silos are full. At the same time, 44 million people around the world are marching towards starvation.” In every multilateral organisation – the IMF, the World Bank, the World Trade Organization and the United Nations – fears are growing of a humanitarian catastrophe. The position is simple: unless developing nations are energy exporters themselves, they face a triple whammy in which fuel and food crises trigger financial crises. Faced with the choice of feeding their populations or paying their international creditors, governments will opt for the former. Sri Lanka was the first country since the Russian invasion to default on its debts, but is unlikely to be the last. The world appears closer to a full-blown debt crisis than at any time since the 1990s. Putin has rightly been condemned for “weaponising” food, but his willingness to do so should come as no surprise. From the start, the Russian president has been playing a long game, waiting for the international coalition against him to fragment. The Kremlin thinks Russia’s threshold for economic pain is higher than the west’s, and it is probably right about that. If proof were needed that sanctions are not working, then President Joe Biden’s decision to supply Ukraine with advanced rocket systems provides it. The hope is that modern military technology from the US will achieve what energy bans and the seizure of Russian assets have so far failed to do: force Putin to withdraw his troops. Complete defeat for Putin on the battlefield is one way the war could end, although as things stand that doesn’t appear all that likely. There are other possible outcomes. One is that the economic blockade eventually works, with ever-tougher sanctions forcing Russia to back down. Another is a negotiated settlement. Putin is not going to surrender unconditionally, and the potential for severe collateral damage from the economic war is obvious: falling living standards in developed countries; famine, food riots and a debt crisis in the developing world. The atrocities committed by Russian troops mean compromising with the Kremlin is currently hard to swallow, but economic reality suggests only one thing: sooner or later a deal will be struck https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/jun/02/russia-economic-war-ukraine-food-fuel-price-vladimir-putin
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TriCee:Bro me too, I've been wondering too. Abeg if you done see am show me the link |
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I just saw this on twitter and I must say it looks amazing as Spiff is now a father or.....maybe what people are saying, well! See for yourself https://twitter.com/ogbeniOBA/status/1530148581155278848?s=20&t=eUBq5jh8wLnHes48htSBPQ
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