The battery one is good if you know how to use it. I have been using it for quite some time.

I have also been selling it.

Thank you for appreciating this. I will soon come up with another write up.

Yes, a lot of Nigerians are making a lot of money online right here in Nigeria. It all depend on the type of online business they all do.

Let me give you examples

Seun Osewa the ownwer of this forum, like how much do you think he is making daily? This platform is an example of making money online.

Linda Ikeji with her blog

Akin Alabi

to mention just a few.

Yes, I have also been making money too

My Friend, You Have What It Takes To Make Money Online Too Like The Gurus Do


Perhaps the first question you should ask yourself is: "Why do I want to start an online
business? There could be multitude of possible reasons for this decision which may include some of these:


l Freedom from the daily work routine
l Being your own boss
l Doing what you want when you want to do it
l Improving your standard of living
l Freedom from a boring job
l Having a product or service you believe to be in large demand


The list goes on. But you must be clear about one thing. Do you want to start your own
internet business - or do you simply want to work from home? Whichever option you decide
upon, this message can get you started on a positive footing and clear nearly all the
obstacles from your path... So read on and have the believe that you too will definitely make it too online right here in Nigeria

But four things can still stand in your way:

1. You're Looking for the Entrepreneurial Equivalent to "Easy Street." Many
newcomers to internet marketing fail to truly appreciate the hard work that goes into
achieving success online. Either they think that all they have to do is set up a website and
the traffic will magically appear, or they fall prey to the sales pitches of “All the Traffic You
Can Handle” swindlers and wind up promoting their site with services that are either
outdated, ineffective or both. Fact is, there is no such thing as a "free ride" either offline or
on. If you are going to achieve success, you are going to have to work at it.


2. Changing Courts But Sticking To the Old Rules.

Many entrepreneurs, who are bringing their offline businesses online, fail to appreciate the tremendous difference
between Web-based and brick and mortar marketing techniques. Unlike its off-line
equivalent, internet marketing must encompass a global marketplace yet be targeted
toward a specialized niche, and the ads must be designed to catch and hold a prospect’s
attention in a split second as he/she hops around from site to site.

3. Bargain Basement Mindset.

While it is true that it costs a lot less to start up a business online than it does off, many newbies are all to quick to jump at the great deals
they can get on hosting and do-it-yourself web design - thereby just about dooming
themselves to disaster from the get-go. Number 1 rule of conducting business online: you
cannot afford to scrimp when it comes to setting up your website.

Not only must a Web page attract a prospect’s attention in a flash, it must hold their
attention long enough to make its pitch.

Do not underestimate the importance of learning
how to effective write sales copy. Above all, your site must look professional and be easy
to navigate. If a prospect can’t find his or her way around your site or a potential customer
can’t find the order page, all your marketing efforts will be for naught.

4. Shaky Commitment to Success:

While it is true that some internet marketers seem
to strike it rich with a *hot* product right from the get go, for the vast majority of us, the
road to success is a slow and steady one.

The old adage "Rome wasn't built in a day," still applies. Just like in the off-line world,
you must nurture your online venture and give it some time to grow.

But all too many newcomers to Internet marketing fail to appreciate this, and when their
new ventures fail to take off "overnight," they blame the medium for their lack of success
and give up without giving their ventures the time they need to succeed.

You must be committed to your success if you are going to succeed! You must be willing to
take setbacks in stride, to learn from your mistakes, re-tool and above all, stay committed
to your business and personal goals.

Simply put, if you believe in yourself and what you are about, you will succeed.

You will take your mistakes and failures in stride, and persevere in attaining your goal.

My God. A lot of Nigerians needs help in order to break through from our economic bondage.

It's true one can start the journey to economic freedom through mini importation business.

Thank you for these ideas. Someone out there should utilize this information

Access to Drop Box

Why should a good church permit this sacrilege?

It's really a shame.

Thank you all the same for the info. Though I felt bad that the defending world cup champion could not even take bronze in Africa. The coach Amunuke is a disgrace to the country. He totally destroy the legacy that had been built by his predecessor. He should be ashamed of himself.

Daninya11:
They lost 3 - 1 to Guinea..

Haba!

Thank you for the information. Let's see how our u-17 team performs today.

Thank you for the information

I think people should learn many other ways of making money instead of relying on just one method.

Multi income is better than mono income.

Sir, I am sorry if this is not the answer that you might be expecting. I want to ask, why do you want to leave Port Harcourt ? Why did you pick Lokoja? What is the motive behind the two decisions?

However, my candid opinion is that you can live comfortably in any part of Nigeria (Boko Haram Towns excluded please). You just need to learn how. There are many offline business to do in any part of Nigeria ( Towns that are safe) ditto for online business too.

Just learn how.

Do you know that you can be making Millions online right from the comfort of your room.

Just learn how.

I will wait to see the response of others.

Well, we are all following the thread. May be, we could all learn something here.

I am all ears.

Sir,

It would be appreciated if you can let Nigerians know the kind of business you are trying to project before getting them to register. I think that it is better to look before leaping.

The info is good. Over to you guys.

There are many things he can do online and earn money.

A lot of Nigerian are making money legally online in Nigeria.

He should learn how. For one, since he spends up to 3 hours daily surfing the internet, if he devotes some of the time to learn what others are saying and doing on Nairaland, he will surely learn a lot.... Freely too.

I wish him the very best of luck

Whether it is import or export, the best thing is for one to be gainfully and legally involve in fruitful venture. I know someone who is making it like mad exporting charcoal. I also know people who are very very comfortable importing valuable items to Nigeria too.

The main thing is, be positively engage in something tangible under the law.

This information is for those looking for paid job. I know that there are millions of people out there that are in this category.

A lot of marketers that I know did not give themselves the headache of getting money from PayPal again since they can make all the money they want online right here in Nigeria.

I feel that it is better to learn how than to continue live in the fear of PayPal palava. Prople like Linda, Akin Alabi to mention just a few don't rely on PayPal.

It is easy to make money online right here in Nigeria if you know how.

This is good news for Nigerians.

At least for once, Nigerian is spoken about in a positive way.

Sorry mates, I missed the latest news on this year's CAF U -17 championship. Can someone please tell me which country won it and what was the position of our own team?