Are you a creative content writer? Do you have a passion for entertainment? Would you like a flexible, well-paid job that gives you the freedom to work from your own space?

In as much as the job is a work-from-home offer, we require candidates who are professional and will take the job as a full-time priority.

Our rules are indeed flexible as well and 100% original content is our watchword - nothing like copy & paste plagiarism in our lingo.

Ideal candidate:

- Creativity is the goal, but a fast-learner would be appreciated
- Previous blogging or writing experience
- You must have access to the internet, laptop/PC and a mobile phone in order to be successful and efficient on this job
- Your geolocation does not really matter as everything would be carried out electronically
- Your familiarity with WordPress is an advantage but is not important as we can assist while you get your hands dirty with it
- Overall hunger, zeal and determination to grow with us is a priority.

If you are available and willing to take on this job, kindly send your CV and portfolio with examples of previous work to jobs@hitvibes.com

Please, note that we reserve to right to contact only interesting candidates.

Svelte98:


Okay. Thank you.

Thank you. Looking forward.

Svelte98:



Hello, good evening. I'm just seeing this post now. I studied Accounting, but I love/have a flair for writing stories, articles, poems, etc. Am I eligible to apply?

Yes, please.

Are you a creative content writer? Do you have a passion for entertainment? Would you like a flexible, well-paid job that gives you the freedom to work from your own space?

Perhaps, you would you like to become a part of one of Nigeria's fastest growing entertainment blogs? As we continue our growth, we are in need of dedicated, talented, determined and motivated writers to revolitionise the world of entertainment blogging.

Hitvibes is owned by two friends and it has grown over the years to become one of the most visited websites in South Africa. We initially started the website as an African music portal but decided to focus on one specific region as tasks became overwhelming.

We have recently launched Naijaturnup in order to cater for the Nigerian music industry which means that we need extra writing hands, we are hereby seeking a reliable, stable and excellent writer to join us as we build Naijaturnup.

In as much as the job is a work-from-home offer, we require candidates who are professional and will take the job as a full-time priority. Our rules are indeed flexible as well and 100% original content is our watchword - nothing like copy & paste plagiarism in our lingo.

Ideal candidate:

- Creativity is the goal, but a fast-learner would be appreciated
- Previous blogging or writing experience
- You must have 24 hours access to the internet, laptop/PC and a mobile phone in order to be successful and efficient on this job
- Your geolocation does not really matter as everything would be carried out electronically
- Your familiarity with WordPress is an advantage but is not important as we can assist while you get your hands dirty with it
- Overall hunger, zeal and determination to grow with us is a priority.

If you are available and willing to take on this job, kindly send your CV and portfolio with examples of previous work to contact@naijaturnup.com

Please, note that we reserve to right to contact only interesting candidates.

Are you a creative content writer? Do you have a passion for entertainment? Would you like a flexible, well-paid job that gives you the freedom to work from your own space?

Perhaps, you would you like to become a part of one of Nigeria's fastest growing entertainment blogs? As we continue our growth, we are in need of dedicated, talented, determined and motivated writers to revolitionise the world of entertainment blogging.

Hitvibes is owned by two friends and it has grown over the years to become one of the most visited websites in South Africa. We initially started the website as an African music portal but decided to focus on one specific region as tasks became overwhelming.

We have recently launched Naijaturnup in order to cater for the Nigerian music industry which means that we need extra writing hands, we are hereby seeking a reliable, stable and excellent writer to join us as we build Naijaturnup.

In as much as the job is a work-from-home offer, we require candidates who are professional and will take the job as a full-time priority. Our rules are indeed flexible as well and 100% original content is our watchword - nothing like copy & paste plagiarism in our lingo.

Ideal candidate:

- Creativity is the goal, but a fast-learner would be appreciated
- Previous blogging or writing experience
- You must have 24 hours access to the internet, laptop/PC and a mobile phone in order to be successful and efficient on this job
- Your geolocation does not really matter as everything would be carried out electronically
- Your familiarity with WordPress is an advantage but is not important as we can assist while you get your hands dirty with it
- Overall hunger, zeal and determination to grow with us is a priority.

If you are available and willing to take on this job, kindly send your CV and portfolio with examples of previous work to contact@naijaturnup.com

Please, note that we reserve to right to contact only interesting candidates.

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Dear Visa Officer,

Thank you for your great job so far.

A few years ago, I successfully completed a Work & Travel program in the United States and returned to my country of residence in Europe. At the time, I applied for the J1 visa from this country of residence.

However, I plan to apply for a J1 Trainee visa at this time and an agency informed me that I have to apply for this program from my home country due to general regulations. Does it mean I have to travel to Nigeria to apply for a J1 Trainee visa even though I am legally resident and work in Europe?

Your clarifications will be highly appreciated. Many thanks in advance.

Hello good people of this forum.

I have an urgent request which has be troubling me before I came across this thread and I read forth and back to see the helpful contributions you have been making.

My problem is this: I got an email from the VO in Accra asking for bank statements showing salary payments from a previous employer when at the time, my salary was paid in cash. However, I have all the payslip which was initially submitted at the inception of my application. I also sent them other backup documents by DHL when they previously asked for other documents such as CAC from the company, evidence of the company's existence itself, pictures, etc. In fact, my previous employer even sent a letter to buttress my point that I was paid in cash through that period.

The DHL package was delivered and signed for; however, to my surprise, I got an email from them telling me they are about to reject my application because I may no longer seem interested as I did not provide a bank statement showing the salary payments within that period. They did not mention any other document from before but just the bank statement and I have only 30 days to respond or I can as well forget about the application.

Please, your insights, opinion and experiences will be greatly appreciated as I have dedicated a lot to this process and many of my plans are attached to it. I will also be grateful to know if it is possible to send them email messages through the email adress ACCRAIMMIGRATION@international.gc.ca and if they actually respond to email messages.

Thank you so much as you help a brother in need and may God Bless you abundantly.