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If you are a copycat in blogging you will find it hard. Steps: 1. Register a unique domain name. 2. Use wordpress fro the site. 3. Get a graphic designer to do a nice job. 4. Start researching and writing articles for your future audience. 5. Open a facebook page and Twitter account. 6. Start advertising your blog on facebook (30k can get you up to 2500 fans in a month). 7. Be consistent. Include pictures in your post. 8. Post regularly on facebook then insert a link to your blog so people can read more there. |
The best is using sales copy- advertise it, drive traffic to it. Then build a list after you can contact them to build your amazing product! |
I never believe Nigerians can give Italy tough time like this. Nice One |
Naija on point! |
Bro, I won't advice you to buy a car of 170,000 mileage when you can get a low mileage car here that is imported from US for the same price. Poverty has really made us to change the way we think in this country. That high mileage shows that engine has been well rocked for a long time. I wonder what still remains in the engine life? Don't Gamble with your money bro; A white man will not buy a Car of that mileage because they have their reasons; we shouldn't turn our selves to third class citizens just because we want to own a car by all means. Please save more money and buy a low mileage car if you can't afford a BRAND NEW CAR. I hope you understand. |
Hello beautiful ladies, women, mothers, guys and men in the house. All protocols observed! I actually travel a lot. I am in my early thirties and can probably boost of having visited 17 states in Nigeria out of 36 states. I hope to cover more if my job will permit me. I have also been privileged to live amongst the hausas,yourbas, Ibos(my tribe), Benin and Idoma's. As a young boy I spent a lot of time helping out my mum in the kitchen when all my siblings left for boarding school in the early 90s. This made me saw how she prepared food for my Dad. Honestly I LEARN'T alot from her. Lol! Thanks to her although, I love her. However,I discovered one particular thing from the environment I found myself that some of the families that I saw in this geographical regions don't pay enough attention to the food they prepare for their families.I mean; since we are what we eat and can die of food contamination or even poison. I once visited a family and the way the wife left the meat in a dirty basin with thousands of flies perching on the meat outside and this made me not to even drink the bottle of malt they offered me let alone eat there. Though I did my best to enlighten some of the women the best i can if the opportunity permits me; I noticed that some of the reasons where based on: 1. Mindset 2.Environmental and cultural lifestyle 3.Poverty 4. Lack of proper home management skills 5. Lack of good nutrition literacy 6. Busy and dirty lifestyle 7.Improper upbringing etc. So my question:do you pay attention to the food you eat, how it was prepared, cooked and served or you just prefer your plate to be filled up(Quantity)? Share your views here: Have a nice day and God bless as we eat healthier and live well.
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If you don't wash it- one sharp calabar girl can do it for your hubby! ![]() |
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[b]Hi Nairalanders, A choice new completed duplex is available for sale- with 4 bedrooms, parking space for 5 cars, fenced, water supply, security doors, stylish design and state of the art interoir design: Location: Argungi Lekki Lagos Price: 48million naira contact person: Victor phone:08091871128
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[color=#000099]ARSENAL DID A SUPERB JOB. BUT THE DEFENSE IS LEAKY |
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Looking for a cozy environment to unwind this weekend? Our hotel is your best option. Situated in the heart of Lagos in Lekki phase 1, with luxury and stylish rooms. All air-conditioned and equipped to a five star standard. Other features include: mouth watering dishes, lounge, bar, fully equipped gym, swimming pool, internet access, In-house entertainment, efficient staff and lots more. All this at an affordable price…so why pay more somewhere else? Do you need a pickup taxi at the airport?we can do that for you [center] [b]please Call 08034657590,07070276265- www.austasunplace.com |
Sex and money |
Leave this man immediately or your story will turn to a nollywood thing. |
If the guy is not financial capable don't even take the risk. You know what I mean. |
Jst run for your life. |
Nope. Just make sure you are free from fibroids. Go for medical test ok |
how much is it.cause am interested on the white ones. |
Syskay is good. i have used them.99% good |
Go for the KIA OPTIMA -The product is good. i have been dealt with Hyundai some years back. |
[b]Before she was sacked from office as the Managing Director of Oceanic Bank Plc by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mrs. Cecilia Ibru was referred to as the First Lady of Banking in Nigeria and regarded as one of the most influential and powerful businesswomen in Africa. But only very few would agree that she had assets and shares worth over N400billion. Everything changed immediately she was arraigned by Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in August 2009 on the allegation that she was involved in a multi-billion Naira banking scandal after her bank was found to have low cash reserves due to bad loans. She is facing charges bordering on fraudulent conversion of depositors’ funds and money laundering. To compound her woe a Federal High Court in Lagos presided over by Justice Akinjide Ajakaiye ordered the freezing of all assets, bank accounts and shares held directly or indirectly for her benefit or on her behalf, which the EFCC has traced to and are deemed to be proceeds of economic and financial crimes. The value of the assets and bank accounts is put at over N400 billion. While the anti-graft agency had already confiscated her choice houses and shares in various companies in Nigeria with a special team being raised to consider actions on the foreign assets, she has recruited a prominent lawyer to appeal against the court’s decision. Barrister Taiwo Osipitan, Cecilia Ibru’s lawyer is not only a Senior Advocate of Nigeria; he is a Law Professor and one of the celebrated PDP’s lawyers in Nigeria . The legal luminary would ask the appellate court on behalf of his client to bar the anti-corruption agency from enforcing the order for the confiscation of the assets on the ground that she was not given an opportunity to be heard. He would further argue that the existing order was not secured in an open court but in a chamber which could be disregarded as illegal and unconstitutional. Pending the hearing of the appeal, the EFCC has warned Mrs. Cecilia Ibru and her agents from giving instructions or directive for the withdrawal, transfer, disposing or diminishing the value of the assets in the form of money kept in all bank accounts in Nigeria and worldwide or giving instructions or directions for the sale, transfer or disposal of the assets comprising shares, stocks and other forms of securities held or kept by any custodian, depository, stockbroker, registrar, company secretary, nominee, trustee or director in Nigeria or anywhere in the world. Mrs. Cecilia Ibru’s Assets and Shares Her assets in shares, some allegedly bought through proxies and companies traced to her, are the following: [/b] Real Property: Ikeja 1. Good Shepherd House, IPM Avenue , Opp Secretariat, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos (registered in the name of Ogekpo Estate Managers) Real Property Ikoyi 2. Residential block with 19 apartments on 34, Bourdillon Road , Ikoyi (registered in the name of Dilivent International Limited). 3. 20 Oyinkan Abayomi Street, Victoria Island (remainder of lease or tenancy upto 2017). 4. 57 Bourdillon Road , Ikoyi. 5. 5A George Street , Ikoyi, (registered in the name of Michaelangelo Properties Limited). 6. 5B George Street , Ikoyi, (registered in the name of Michaelangelo Properties Limited). 7. 4A Iru Close, Ikoyi, (registered in the name of Michaelangelo Properties Limited). 8. 4B Iru Close, Ikoyi, (registered in the name of Michaelangelo Properties Limited). 9. 16 Glover Road , Ikoyi (registered in the name of Michaelangelo Properties Limited). 10. 35 Cooper Road , Ikoyi, (registered in the name of Michaelangelo Properties Limited). 11. Property situated at 3 Okotie-Eboh, SW Ikoyi. 12. 35B Isale Eko Avenue , Dolphin Estate, Ikoyi. 13. 38A Isale Eko Avenue , Dolphin Estate, Ikoyi (registered in the name of Meeky Enterprises Limited). 14. 38B Isale Eko Avenue , Dolphin Estate, Ikoyi (registered in the name of Aleksander Stankov). 15. Multiple storey multiple user block of flats under construction 1st Avenue , Banana Island , Ikoyi, Lagos , (with beneficial interest therein purchased from the developer Ibalex). 16. 226, Awolowo Road , Ikoyi, Lagos (registered in the name of Ogekpo Estate Managers). 17. 182, Awolowo Road , Ikoyi, Lagos , (registered in the name of Ogekpo Estate Managers) Real Property: Victoria Island 18. 12-storey Tower on one hectare of land at Ozumba Mbadiwe Water Front, Victoria Island . 19. 5, Adeola Odeku Street, Victoria Island, Lagos (registered in the name of Casi Properties & Investment Ltd). 20. 18A, Adetokubo Ademola Street , Victoria Island, Lagos (registered in the name of Casi Properties & Investment Ltd). 21. 270, Ozumba Mbadiwe , Victoria Island, Lagos (registered in the name of Casi Properties & Investment Ltd) 22. 270, Ozumba Mbadiwe , Victoria Island, Lagos (registered in the name of Ogekpo Estate Managers Limited). Real Property: Lekki Peninsula . 23. 15,000 square metres of land at Okunade Water Front, Lekki Peninsula . 24. 7,000 square metres of land at Okunade Water Front, Lekki Peninsula - (registered in the name of Melake Properties Limited). 25. 8,000 square metres of land at Okunade Water Front, Lekki Peninsula - (registered in the name of (Casi Properties Limited). 26. 1,000,000 square metres of land in Lekki. 27. 101 hectares of land along Lekki Expressway behind Chevron Nigeria . 28. 103 hectares of land bought from Dom Gas 29. Plot 5, Igbo-Efon, Off Lekki/Ajah Expressway, Victoria Island, Lagos by 1004 (registered in the name of Casi Properties & Investment Ltd) 30. Block 6, Flat 1 &2, Femi Okunnu H/Scheme Phase IV- Lekki (registered in the name of Oceanic Homes Savings & Loans Ltd) Real Property: Lagos Island 31. One storey building at 50 Marina , Lagos . 32. 10 storey building at 60 Marina , Lagos . 33. 60, Marine View, Apongbon, Marina , Lagos (registered in the name of Dele Oye & Associates) Real Property: Lagos Mainland. 34. 10, Sobo Arobidu Street , Ikeja, GRA (registered in the name of Jeedab Fibre Limited). 35. Property at 10A Sobo Arobiodu Street , Ikeja (registered in the name of Chiaroscuro Limited). 36. AP Filling Station (Beside Former Hotel Bobby) Onipanu Lagos , (registered in the name of Vivi Oil Investments Limited). 37. Building at 154, Ikorodu Road , Lagos (registered in the name of Casi Properties & Investment Ltd). 38. Ilemba Hausa Road , Ajamgbadi, Lagos (registered in the name of Vivi Oil & Gas Company Limited). 39. Land at Iyana Ipaja Round About, Iyana Ipaja, Lagos , (registered in the name of Vivi Oil Investments Limited). 40. Building at 7, Randle Road , Apapa, Lagos , (registered in the name of Ogekpo Estate Managers Limited) 41. Block 34, Flat 6, LSDPC Housing Estate, Ebute-Metta Lagos (registered in the name of Ogekpo Estate Managers Limited) Real Property: Port Harcourt . 42. Three residential towers at Port Harcourt , GRA. 43. 22 Sani Abacha Way, Port Harcourt, GRA (registered in the name of Velvox Investment Company Limited). Real Property: Abuja . 44. Metro Plaza Building , 991/992 Zakari Maimalari Street , Central Area, Zone 5, Abuja , (registered in the name of Abinof Food Company Limited). 45. The 4 Floor Building at Herbert Macaulay Way , Wuse Zone 6, Abuja (registered in the name of Casi Properties and Investment Ltd). 46. Metro Plaza Building, ANNEXE B, Zakariya Maimalari Street, Cadastral Zone, AOO, C.B.D, Abuja (registered in the name of MST Properties West Africa Ltd). 47. Flats 1-4, Block D33, Abuja Games Village , Abuja (registered in the name of Convent Trade & Services Limited). 48. Block D33 (Flat 1-4) Games Village , Abuja (registered in the name of Casi Properties and Investment Ltd). 49. Block B40, Flat 5 & 6, Zone 3, Gymnastic Games Village (registered in the name of Oceanic Homes Savings & Loans Limited). 50. Executive Guest House, 4 bedroom Bungalow, Ndanuba Street , Maitama, Abuja (registered in the name of Ogekpo Estate Manager Limited). 51. Executive Guest House, Ali Akilu Crescent , Asokoro, Abuja , (registered in the name of Ogekpo Estate Managers Limited). Real Property (by way of shops): Dubai . 52. International City , Building Y18, Shop 1 53. International City , Building Y18, Shop 2 54. International City , Building Y18, Shop 3 55. International City , Building Y18, Shop 4 56. International City , Building Y18, Shop 5 57. International City , Building Y18, Shop 6 58. International City , Building Y18, Shop 7 59. International City , Building Y18, Shop 8 60. International City , Building Y18, Shop 9 61. International City , Building Y18, Shop 11 62. International City , Building Y18, Shop 12 63. International City , Building Y18, Shop 14 64. International City , Building Y18, Shop 16 65. International City , Building Y18, Shop 18 66. International City , Building Y5, Shop 1 67. International City , Building Y5, Shop 2 68. International City , Building Y5, Shop 3 69. International City , Building Y5, Shop 4 70. International City , Building Y5, Shop 6 71. International City , Building Y5, Shop 8 72. International City , Building Y6, Shop 1 73. International City , Building Y6, Shop 2 74. International City , Building Y6, Shop 3 75. International City , Building Y6, Shop 4 76. International City , Building Y6, Shop 6 77. International City , Building Y6, Shop 8 78. International City , Building Y6, Shop 10 79. International City , Building Y6, Shop 12 |
Forget about it-you don't have a case cos you weren't working. Staying at home and expecting your company to pay you? ARE YOU BILL GATES OR SOME KIND OF GENIUS? This is Nigeria and you dont expect anyone to pay u when u are not productive |
start up something, a hobby can turn into a big business and then money floats in. The problem is that lots of people that even claim to be intelligent are too scared to take risk. i once asked a friend what will you do if your craz boss slaps or molests you. He said nothing! opps, thats the kind of situation alot of people find themselves in today. Reason:because we where taught in school only how to be good servants not a wealthy master. YOU CAN'T BECOME RICH SERVING PEOPLE ALL YOU LIFE-BE YOUR OWN BOSS, CREATE, INVENT. MOBILIZE,START, INITIATE SOMETHING NOW OR NEVER. ALL YOU IS COURAGE. CHEERS |
my friend just remove your cv from here cos thats a wrong move u are taking! |

