₦airaland Forum

Naijaaccountwiz:
your spelling of AdSense says it all, and don't tell me it's typo.

LOL!

OP, you're damn wrong, especially about your numbers 2, 4, and 5. All those niches attract good-paying ads.

You see, if you're targeting a Nigerian audience, there's no niche that can fetch you any reasonable CPC at the moment because most Nigerian advertisers are hesitant about Adwords campaigns due to the dollar price. That's why many of the ads floated on Nigerians blogs are foreign ads that people will most likely not click on. And the few ads related to Nigeria have CPCs as low as $0.03.

If you're targeting a foreign audience and have most or virtually all of your traffic coming from countries like US, UK, Canada, South Africa, etc., you'll always attract high-CPC ads, regardless of your niche. That's because Adsense ads are not served based on content alone. They're also served based on visitor location and interests.

jesus247alive:
The other lecturer's should take note and treat students right....






Rest in peace.......

Did you read the post? What has attitude to students gotten to do with the lecturer's death? He became their target because they found out that he was building a duplex in a village.

obafunkie:
Hi Guys,
Where can I find a good GASTROENTEROLOGIST in lagos
Thanks

LUTH, LASUTH.

Those are places where you can find seasoned consultants and even professors in that field.

lionlamb020:
It is in Nigeria that someone will be in traffic for hours but then get to the front and can't find what caused the whole wahala in the first place.

I don't understand why people always make this statement. If the cause of the whole wahala wasn't cleared away, would you have been able to get to the front? And if you got to the front because the cause of the trouble has been cleared, what do you expect to see in the front again?

Gwan2:
Someone was objective enough in his assertion and all you could bring to the table as a rejoinder were words filled with sentiments??.........Goshhh, finally it's over.

My brother, I tire o. How many Nigerians look at things at surface level always beats my imagination.

bitcoininvesto:
And u believe all those craps. Federal govt spent over N200M to remove grasses in the north east, u want to tell me federal govt doesn't have enough money to pay Salary.
We should be smart enough pls...

Well, to avoid derailing from the main point of discussion, my stand is that if the government wants to create jobs, it should focus on areas where the country at large can get huge returns. Period!

gameboyo:
The most useless uniform agency created has bin civil defense, no clear cut agenda, yet our money goes into it daily, same with frsc, just duplication of functions the police should be able to carry out. Why not equip the existing ones and fund it properly. This country don tire me sef. It's annoying

Thank you. You made sense.

project50:
Mumu statement how do you expect gov to create jobs

You don't have to resort to fo.olish remarks. If you don't agree with my opinion and your cretinous brain can't provide you with civil words, then just pass.

So, government has to provide jobs only by creating useless agencies that are not needed? What happened to setting up ventures in agriculture, manufacturing, and other sectors that the country would benefit from in the short and long term?

bitcoininvesto:
Do you know how many jobs this will create?

Who told u govt is struggling to pay salary?

What happens to all the money made by govt everyday?

Try to read between the lines. I didn't say it won't create jobs. The question is what kind of jobs? Can't the government channel the energies of agile youths into more productive ventures like agriculture and manufacturing? Wouldn't those be more beneficial to the country at large?

What exactly would the Peace Corps be doing is my question. I insist even the NSCDC is useless, so why create another scheme.

As for the government's struggle to pay salaries, were you in the country two months back? Were you aware that most Federal workers were not paid November salaries until towards the end of December? Did you read the news headline 2 days ago stating that the FG is considering sacking about 2000 workers?

mikkypel:
If one of your family member is gainfully employed with this scheme... You won't be saying all these beautiful nonsense

Sorry, I guess you've applied for the scheme already. You'd better find alternatives in case Buhari refuses to append the final signature.

I personally don't see any need for the creation of this Peace Corps thing. I read through the creation bill, and the whole scheme has nothing to offer but additional burden on the government.

I understand that the government needs to create more jobs, but it's not by creating useless agencies that promise to handle tasks that some other agencies are already in charge of. Instead, the government should channel the energies of job-searching youths into productive ventures that will fetch huge returns for the country at large.

I'm yet to see the usefulness of the NSCDC, and now the government wants to create another nonsense. The same government that is presently struggling to pay salaries.

All you simply need is a simple domiciliary account in any Nigerian bank. With that, you can receive your money directly through Wire transfer.

LOL! He probably thinks what worked for the other guy can work for him.

Friend, what someone else survived might kill you! You might not be strong enough to survive the kind of beating the army gave the other guy. So, if that's your aim, be warned!

Itzogunsakin:
Please, which Paid to click websites is real

You're still looking for PTC in this time and age?

DonX001:
You're doing really well. Kudos.
How did you get registered with Amazon Affiliate program??
I thought I heard they don't accept Nigerians.

They have always accepted Nigerians. But the only payment options open to Nigerians are cheque and direct deposit to US account (obtainable via Payoneer).

Atmmachine:

What drugs are you on ?? Stupidity pills ??

Look at this goat face sitting in a remote village in Ogun state

What do you know about the USA ??

If you live in the USA you would know that his campaign promises are just made up stories

What campaign promises is Donald Trump fulfilling ??

He said that he will make America great again, America has been great since 1786

He said that he will bring jobs back to America, They're millions of jobs in America begging people to go to work but Americans are the laziest people on earth, they would rather sit at home and collect unemployment check, food stamps and section 8

He said that he would ban Obamacare ?? Now tell me how dumb you would be to think that you can terminate Obamacare, you can only change the name

He said that he will build a wall across the border, there are 7 U.S states that borders Mexico, 1 of those states is the size of the whole Nigeria, now explain to me how he will build a wall across 7 large states that are bigger than West Africa

He said that he will ban the Muslim from entering into the USA, there are already 20 million Muslims in the USA, if Muslims are terrorists, those 20 million Muslims would have wiped out the whole of USA and forgetting that Americans are the real terrorists starting from school and church shooters to Ted Bundy and thousands of his fellow serial killers

TRUMP is the dumbest person on earth, he thinks that the President has the right to say what happens, the President of the USA don't even have the right to say what happens in a remote village in Tennessee, how does he think he can put a national ban ?? First you must go through the Congress

I rarely like comments on Nairaland, but I liked yours... because I had no other choice. You made a lot of sense!

InyinyaAgbaOku:
There is no distinction in medicine.
Fake.
You either pass or fail

If you don't know something, you verify rather than try to force your ignorance down people's throats. There is distinction in medicine.

StarBukola:
No b pass them dey give all medicine student, abi am wrong ni?

Pass is the requirement and the most common grade. Few exceptionally brilliant students get distinctions. I know because I'm a final year medical student.

UPDATE 4

So far, nothing much has been done. I've published 3 more review articles to the site. Each article is about 1,500 words long.

Except for the new article, all posts and pages are ind.exed on Go.ogle already -- but not ranking prominently yet.

I'm still patiently waiting for the traf.fic and in.come to start trickling in.

pawesome:
how much u buy am abeg

I bought it for N67,000 last December at 3C Hub (Abeokuta branch).

Taichimaster:
Please I want some one to give me a total cost for creating and hosting a blog

For N20,000, I'll register your domain and host your blog with a reputable US-based host. In addition, I'll install WordPress and customize your blog with a premium theme and necessary plugins. And I'll give you solid tips on how to grow your blog fast and make it stand out.

My Camon C9 Pro comes with 3GB RAM and 32GB interrnal memory. So, no much difference here.

lestat:
Kindly elaborate

Oh you took my words seriously? I was just trying hard to be funny.

I sympathize with him. But that didn't stop me from getting more insight into why he wears a beret most of the time: his middle name (Selcap) speaks volumes.

I'm planning to get an SUV (tokunbo) very soon, and I need one or two contributions to make my final decision.

Having done my research about different SUVs, I narrowed my options down to Ford Edge 2007 and Mazda CX-7 2007. My choice of those options was down to budget, beauty, several online expert reviews, and other factors. I decide not to go with the usual "buy a Toyota or a Honda" cliche that Nigerians would never stop promoting. (So, please don't derail this thread with some Toyota or Honda talk).

Now, if you or someone close to you has used either a Mazda CX-7 or a Ford Edge, kindly share your experience with the vehicle. Please don't bother commenting if all you know about the cars are just hearsay. Only comments based on first-hand experience with the vehicles are welcome.

Thanks.

horlando30:
Mazda cx 7 is a very good car. I used the 2008 model for two years plus in Nigeria without developing a single fault.It has a turbo charged 4 cylinder engine which means fuel efficiency but always service the car as at when due. I do mine every 4 months. More and more ppl are beginning to find out about the car. So if but a good one, it's definitely a good buy.

Thanks so much for your input.

I'm planning to get an SUV (tokunbo) very soon, and I need one or two contributions to make my final decision.

Having done my research about different SUVs, I narrowed my options down to Ford Edge 2007 and Mazda CX-7 2007. My choice of those options was down to budget, beauty, several online expert reviews, and other factors. I decide not to go with the usual "buy a Toyota or a Honda" cliche that Nigerians would never stop promoting. (So, please don't derail this thread with some Toyota or Honda talk).

Now, if you or someone close to you has used either a Mazda CX-7 or a Ford Edge, kindly share your experience with the vehicle. Please don't bother commenting if all you know about the cars are just hearsay. Only comments based on first-hand experience with the vehicles are welcome.

Thanks.

passyhansome:
Please don't come here to defend our decaying and dilapidated medical services and scheme in this country, the nation is full of incompetent, half baked medical personnels , I don't pray to undergo knife in my life in Jesus name, becos of Nigerian hospitals, coupled by negligence from our corrupt leaders, non payment of salary and areas, poor infrastructure, infact just very hospitals are good in Nigeria the rest are death traps. From my little knowledge Appendix operations is the simplest and easiest, but people still die from it in Nigeria. God help us

You read another meaning entirely into my words. I stated clearly in my earlier comment that I'm not defending the crazy system. In fact it's not a system worth defending.

I only stated that the poor state of the system notwithstanding, pregnancy and delivery are not among the issues our health care system find difficult to handle well. And in most cases where complications arise, it's usually due to some quackery in non-hospital settings.

Agreed there are several health issues that seem to be beyond our very poor and substandard health care system, but definitely not pregnancy and Labour. Try to compare the number of accident victims who die as a result of lack of intensive care units and cancer patients who die as a result of paucity of effective management techniques, and you'll see that pregnancy and Labour are not major issues to handle.

If you still don't understand my stand, then you can just let it go.