docdes:

OK, the whole world will be coming over here to play Bet9ja That's the ops view though.

Haha! You're joking; aren't you?

BrandBrainBox:

Haha! You're joking; aren't you?

Sure. Keep doing good.

BrandBrainBox:


Bro (or sis?), thanks for your strong interest in this. First, click here to see Bet9ja.com's page on Alexa. It was ranked 173rd yesterday while I was writing but today at about 11:50 am (WAT), it was 174th.

Next, here is an example of how Bet9ja.com's top place on the Alexa list could help to make Nigeria a global destination: Entrepreneurs across the world often get involved in SEO and SEM researches. One of the favorite points of such a research is to find high PR sites to target their backlinks at or for other marketing insights. And one of the common ways to locate high PR sites is to look for those that top the Alexa chart.

In the process of looking for 'top 100, top 200, top 1000, etc sites on Alexa, a wealthy but adventurous entrepreneur in Canada might discover that a betting platform made it to the top 200 on the globally respected ranking. The business man in the guy might begin to ask why it is so. Then, he discovers that it is so because the site in question is located in a country with huge populations of unemployed youths. This could inspire the entrepreneur to set up a production plant somewhere in Nigeria because it means he can get labor more readily and so, cheaper.

That's an investor coming to explore Nigeria. And when he sets up his plant, many of his skilled workers will certainly relocate to Nigeria. Also, many of his customers will be coming to Nigeria for business. And, if I must tell you this, many companies with bases in Nigeria were moved by such factors as availability of cheap labor, access to the sea, and a huge local market. These are some of the reasons attracting investors to Nigeria in spite of many extraordinary challenges that characterize the country's local business environment.

If you still disagree, feel free to air your further objections. Thanks once again.

ok, nice.

theenchanter:
ok, nice.

Thank you Sir. Africa needs more people like you who are seekers of the Truth. Please, keep it up.

BrandBrainBox:


Thank you Sir. Africa needs more people like you who are seekers of the Truth. Please, keep it up.

u're truly a brain-box brand

theenchanter:
u're truly a brain-box brand

Seconded.

BrandBrainBox:

I will take time to answer this in a separate post. I will mention you in the post. Thanks.

You're yet to fulfill this promise.

BrandBrainBox:
3. Dangote Group: With the founder of Dangote Group getting named as the richest African for the 10th time in a row this February, it's not difficult to fathom why the conglomerate is the second on this list. It would have been first if not for a reason I will disclose down below. 


Although Dangote Group took off as an FMCG firm, it's biggest concern currently is in cement production, throwing up about 46 million metric tons of cement annually. This huge output is sold across 10 African countries. 


With Dangote Group's oil refinery "expected to be one of the world's largest oil refineries once complete" according to Forbes' authoritative viewpoint, the company and its founder are expected to top world (not just African) charts back to back in a few years from now. They may even top my own list when that happens (for instance, if they solve the problem of gas scarcity for a considerable length of time)

Dangote should not be here sha. Dangote is only a conduit for milking the Nigerian economy. Where did he get the business sense to become the richest person in Africa?

Sharingiscaring:

Dangote should not be here sha. Dangote is only a conduit for milking the Nigerian economy. Where did he get the business sense to become the richest person in Africa?

The masses will always cook up a story to blackmail the rich. What's your proof that Dangote does business with Nigeria's money?

Welcum:

The masses will always cook up a story to blackmail the rich. What's your proof that Dangote does business with Nigeria's money?

Which part of Nigeria are you from?

Sharingiscaring:

Which part of Nigeria are you from?

Is that question necessary? What for?

Welcum:

Seconded.

Thirded.

docdes:

Thirded.

Hmmm. 1000ed.