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ZombieTAMER:
Taaaa....

Go to the streets in the East

Igbo language is the only language

Even visitors complain

prince2pac:
Good


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NnaaMenn:
FOOD FOR THOUGHT

If your boss pays you N30,000 per month,
Assuming you decided to save all without touching a dime, it will take you 36 months to make N1million (Did I hear you say 3years?)Absolutely!

On the other hand, if you can convince an organisation like Dangote Group To print and supply 5000 umbrellas to them (to be used as souvenirs) and you make just N200 profit per umbrella, in just one day you must have made N1million

What about becoming a billionaire? That's where it gets crazy!

OK, now let's increase your pay to N1,000,000 per month and you decide to save all without touching a dime. In a year, you will have saved N12million. It will take about 84 years before you can make N1billion. (Please subtract your current age).

On the other hand, Nigeria has a population of about 200 million people. If you can supply salt to just 12million, once in a month and you make just N200 from each person supplied, in one year, you must have made N2.9billion. This shows that to become rich, you have to stop talking to bosses for a job and start talking to clients/prospects

You have to stop thinking inside the box and even stop thinking outside the box...

Yes... the box is still a limitation...

You have no idea what your mind is capable of, do you?

This is what you have to do...

SET YOUR MIND FREE AND THINK LIKE THERE IS NO BOX

The possibilities are endless.

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A lot of persons are already displaying their negative mindset, attacking the poster instead of focusing on the message and advice in the text.

I just shared an information that I thought would benefit many of us. Im also trying to apply it too myself. I'm not a billionaire yet. You can have rest of mind now.

And if you're already planning a negative retort after reading, please keep it to yourself

NnaaMenn:
FOOD FOR THOUGHT

If your boss pays you N30,000 per month,
Assuming you decided to save all without touching a dime, it will take you 36 months to make N1million (Did I hear you say 3years?)Absolutely!

On the other hand, if you can convince an organisation like Dangote Group To print and supply 5000 umbrellas to them (to be used as souvenirs) and you make just N200 profit per umbrella, in just one day you must have made N1million

What about becoming a billionaire? That's where it gets crazy!

OK, now let's increase your pay to N1,000,000 per month and you decide to save all without touching a dime. In a year, you will have saved N12million. It will take about 84 years before you can make N1billion. (Please subtract your current age).

On the other hand, Nigeria has a population of about 200 million people. If you can supply salt to just 12million, once in a month and you make just N200 from each person supplied, in one year, you must have made N2.9billion. This shows that to become rich, you have to stop talking to bosses for a job and start talking to clients/prospects

You have to stop thinking inside the box and even stop thinking outside the box...

Yes... the box is still a limitation...

You have no idea what your mind is capable of, do you?

This is what you have to do...

SET YOUR MIND FREE AND THINK LIKE THERE IS NO BOX

The possibilities are endless.

Shared as recieved

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Modified

A lot of persons are already displaying their negative mindset, attacking the poster instead of focusing on the message and advice in the text.

I just shared an information that I thought would benefit many of us. Im also trying to apply it too myself. I'm not a billionaire yet. You can have rest of mind now.

And if you're already planning a negative retort after reading, please keep it to yourself

sparkle7:
The first thing to do is to start writing a book, preferably, a 'How to...' Book.
Make it at least 5k words and then open an account with kindle, design a cover ( I will help you design a book cover for free. Don't worry about it)
Format with ms word or google docs, which ever one doesn't matter.
Then upload it with nice keywords.
Sit back and watch amazon market it for you.

Jaysleeves:
Guys I strongly advise against going for a loan aside Business and health grounds....Wetin renmoney take my eye see.. mouth nor fit talk am. A word is enough for the wise.

eaglechild:
What do we gain by fanning embers and telling half truths?
Burning down an MTN office whose employees are 100% Nigerians in a country drowning in unemployment is the stupidest thing to do

itsme01:



I love how makinde is setting himself up and driving expectations high


If after a year or two and things aint moving forward , oga don buy market be that.

Kano and Oyo state are similar in terms of political temprament... if after few years you dont perform then better pack your load..

He better learn from Ajimobi (except arrogance and disrespect to Kings and rulers) rather than continious allegation and attacks... because ajimobi still holds visible records of highest numbers of projects started and completed like

Ajumose mass transit busses
Opreation Burst
cocoa mall
ringroad palms mall(biggest shoprite in west africa)
Techu university
road dualisation
mokola bridge
BCOSTV's remodelling
Metro CCTV
New and Old markets remodelling
Flood Management
And countless visible projects he left and Seyi has abandoned


Even Akala has many legacy projects all over town like lautech teaching hospitals
and alao akala way, same as Ladoja, Lam and Bola ige who were denied second term


IPOB have started hailing him, i really pray he delivers

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Adekunleideology:
Entry or Exit?

panpan:
The passport is valid for all countries, but a visa is still required except when travelling to countries that are visa free or visa on arrival for Nigerians.

Visa Free Countries for Nigerians:
Barbados, Benin, Burkina Faso
Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad
Dominica, Fiji, The Gambia
Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau
Haiti, Ivory Coast, Liberia
Mali, Mauritius, Micronesia
Niger, Senegal, Sierra Leone
Togo, Vanuatu

Visa on Arrival for Nigerians:
Bangladesh, Burundi, Cambodia
Comoros, Djibouti, Georgia
Iran, Kenya, Laos
Madagascar, Maldives, Mauritania
Mozambique, Nauru, Palau
Samoa, Seychelles, Somalia
Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Timor-Leste
Tuvalu, Uganda

[url]travelstart.com.ng/lp/visa-free-countries[/url]

Denikayan:
100/100

Honest and bitter truth we all know


7 out of 10 Nigerians are illegit in SA

sweetum:
I’m a graduate with over 2 years work experience in HR/Admin

thorrvik55:
Who has that I'm returning a call from David test clip (clip 6) should drop it, so those dat want to register can use it...

hausadreturn , do u have it??

Joy2Dwise:
I kept receiving pop-up messages from GTB on my mobile app stating that I was qualified to apply for loan but I kept ignoring them cus I knew that getting a loan is not as easy as that. I knew what I went through on few occasions when I had to take loans as small as 300k to sort out some immediate financial needs. It got to a point when I began to expect the bank to request the death certificate of my great grand father before they approve a loan amount that is not even up to my monthly earnings. The most embarrassing moment was when two close friends refused to sign guarantor forms because they claimed it was against their principle. I had to swallow my pride and go to a junior who eventually stood in as my guarantor at the end.

Out of curiousity, I clicked "accept'' just to see if it was real. Next message I got was that "your application has been accepted". To cut the long story short, I received an alert of about 1m.150k just few hours later and this sounded incredible. A scanned copy of the repayment plan was later emailed to me and when I did the calculation, I found out that the total percentage of interest is about 12% as against 22 - 26% which I was forced to cough out in previous loans I took from different banks in the past. This to me was a good deal even though I don't have a specific plan for it. Had to push it to my son's account while I wrap my head around what best to do with the money.

This instant loan and the attractive interest rate kept me wondering on the following:

1. Does it mean the banks now have so much money in their coffers to lend out to customers even without asking?
2. What is the reason for the low interest rate which to me is still far lower than what is obtainable?

I called my account officer to ascertain if I can invest it in FG bond but I wasn't impressed with the interest rate so I'm going to keep it in the bank pending on when I decide on what to do with it. Any good idea is however welcomed.

plaindealer:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/6998910_screenshot20180419152140_jpegc5a7adae837843dc4384518cb877e6ed


Useless blogger. see constituency project...

No wonder den abandon and kick am out..

BULLIONVAN4:
Wow.., Nigeria my country

Waga10:
publishers

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currently one of the top online africa news company is looking for publishers on full tme or part time basis.
experience bloggers,writers and journalist are our target. email me at Josephdavetoo@gmail.com for more details about the offer

Orezy5:
Really hoping my younger sister will make the list

She scored 334