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Hi Everyone. If you are broke and you have an Android phone with data in it, I laugh at you as you are under utilizing technology. As a matter of fact, you can actually have your office in your phone and make serious money more than lots 99% of civil servants and even those in private jobs. How the technology works The underlying technology is Smart Contracts. For those who don't know what a smart Contract is, please watch this short video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhNyD8Cj0dg Task of the job It's more like a crowdfunding thing and its global, meaning anyone in any part of the world can sign up. It works with the principle of Multi level marketing. However, all you will need are just 2 people to sign up under you since it is a 2 by 5 matrix. How much Can you expect to make Well, the pay is very very lucrative and if you are really serious, you can make at least $1,000 in the first 30 days How will I receive payment Means of payment is through a cryptocurrency called Ethereum which can easily be converted in to cash through your bank account through Cryptoexchangers in Nigeria. See www.luno.com for more details. Want to know more? Drop your email address here and say 'I'm interested' and I will respond to the first 50 emails. Note Only serious people please as there is work involved. You can use this as a side hustle or you can major in it, the choice is your. Thanks |
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You don't need MPPT unless you have money to throw away. Get 24V 50AH PWM and you are good to go. |
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Highesschief1: Bros, this story of yours actually touched me unlike any other Nairaland and I'm glad nobody was with me when I was reading it because I actually cried for like 20 seconds. I easily pictured the scene in my mind and I know its better imagined than experienced. I cried and started sobbing when I read that you cried when trying to pull out the dead to rescue the living. I guess many people only expect to see such scenes in movies and not in real life. May God bless you bro. In your time of need, help will not be far from you. |
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I'm actually both ashamed and sad after reading comments in the first and second page of this topic. Critical thinking skill among educated Nigerian youths is in very very short supply. Our thought process is also wrong. I weep for Nigeria. All our minds have been messed up. Nigeria messes up your mind. The only solution is to check out quickly. I've given up hope in Nigeria. 1 Like |
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xaliujokes: zero 9 zero nine eight nine four four six nine seven. (sorry for the inconvenience, don't want no program to pick my number and start sending useless messages) Chat me up and I will add you up. Thanks |
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@OP, What you need is money or a business to bring in money not necessarily a job. We are in the 21st century. Upgrade your mindset from the job search mentality. I have several questions for you. If you answer them, we (myself and others) may be able to help you. See the questions below: 1.) What state are you based in? 2.) Do you have a decent Phone with good battery life that you can use to access the internet, receive calls, and chat customers up on whatsapp? 3.) Do you have a decent laptop to either work with or learn a new skill? 4.) Are you willing to change profession or learn a new skill fast? (your accounting profession and MBA might give you leverage) 5.) Can you sell a product or Service to someone? (what many don't realize is that we are all salesmen and women. Its either you are selling your time for salary - with constant risk of losing the job or you are selling a product/service for profit) Answers to the above questions will make people know you better and know if they can help. Thanks 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Hello, Are you based in Abuja? Do you need a second source of income or a side hustle that pays well? Can you spare two hours tomorrow which is Friday 23rd August to meet/hear me one on one by 11:30am in Jabi by EcoBank? If you can, use the below link to join my whatsapp group where more information will be given. https:///HDIwLb6PyOK5lttwlP5YlI Note: Only serious minded and matured folks please. My time is precious as is yours. Thanks |
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Hello, Are you based in Abuja? Do you need a second source of income or a side hustle that pays well? Can you spare two hours tomorrow which is Friday 23rd August to meet/hear me one on one by 11:30am in Jabi by EcoBank? If you can, convert and use the below number to chat me up and I will add you to my whatsapp group where more information will be given. Zero 9 zero nine eight nine four four six nine seven Note: Only serious minded and matured folks please. My time is precious as is yours. Thanks |
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@OP, What you need in summary, is stable electricity for your freelancing business. You can easily overcome your electricity challenge by getting a solar system and cut off generators and petrol from your life completely. Visit elektrifysolar.com and drop a request mail lets help you Thanks 62 Likes 4 Shares |
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If you are a freelancer, a petrol generator is not the solution. A 600W solar system is your answer. Learn to think long term except you are not taking the business serious. A 180AH battery, 600W solar panels, 850VA inverter, charge contoller, plus wiring and labour cost will solve your power challenge once and for all. Total cost - 400k 60% deposit to get system installed - 240k Balance payable in 6 months - N26,600 monthly. Nation wide installation applies. Call 0815 582 2637 for more details. |
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Explorers: The above to me, coupled with the fact that they've previously lost a 2 year old to heart complications about 2 years ago proves one thing. This is clearly a SPIRITUAL case. My fear is that I hope someone has not used the little lad as a sacrifice. When the spiritual is fighting the physical, even the best of science and technology cannot offer any help. Many medical doctors can attest to this. This story has been strange to me as I've often wondered how a child could have been left to roam and eventually fall 250 ft into a hole in such a mountainous region. Besides, when children (boys especially) are at such an age, you dare not take your eyes off them even for 30 seconds. I pray the family finds consolation from God and an end to the tragedy of loss of life in their family. |
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I see this picture and all I see is - 1.) Capital flight (except innoson produced the buses) 2.) Making foreign auto companies richer and by extension the foreign country richer. 3.) Creating emoloyment in foreign countries through the labour that was employed in manufacturing these buses. My God who is advising Nigerian state Governors. That was how Uduaghan said on Channels TV interview last year that his Legacy in Delta state was helping pregnant women deliver safely....Lol Maybe what we have in Nigeria is Government of the worst kind (Kakistocracy). 3 Likes |
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meezynetwork: Sad... |
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Dear nairalanders, Please advise me, I'm a graduate of Engineering in a reputable Nigerian University, I currently have about 6 years post graduation work experience. Recently, I've been thinking of upgrading my qualification because I have saved fairly enough. I once attended a Project management training course spanning 4 months in preparation to take the PMP exam but I've not been able to take the exam as the exam fee was over 230k. Now, I'm contemplating going for ICAN program, however something tells me to go dust up my notes, prepare and study adequately for about 3-4 months and go take the PMP exam. Fellow Nairalanders, I need your candid advise, PMP Vs ICAN which should I go for assuming I only have funds to choose one for now. Thanks |
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