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5 Insider Secrets You Need to Know About Expertnaire and Affiliate Marketing Now, I'm sharing this out of my three years experience as an Expertnaire affiliate marketer. I believe these secrets will help you make a good decision on whether or not to join Expertnaire as an affiliate marketer, …as well as the best (cheaper and with mentorship) way to join the program if you decide to become an Expertnaire affiliate. About affiliate marketing… Let me make it clear that Affiliate marketing is a legitimate online business that can make you a lot of money. It involves selling other people's products and getting paid a commission. You don't have to create/produce any products. All you need to do is pick a product that suits you, and for which the producer/creator/vendor has placed an affiliate offer on, and then promote to your audience. And when you make a sale, you get paid a percentage of the sale as commission. Let me not go deep into how all these are tracked be...

Nigerian-born Chris Imafidon is a Professor at the University of Oxford, England. Though autistic, Imafidon, whose children have been described as world’s brainiest kids, tells ‘NONYE BEN-NWANKWO, how he got to the height he has achieved. You were at the University of Ilorin recently during their graduation and you said you would give a scholarship to the worst graduating student. Why? You might need to ask my grandmother that because she believes that every child, without exception, has a lot to contribute to the society. She would find out what you are capable of doing. In my own generation, I try to implement what she lived by. She didn’t just preach it, she did it. She was interested in every child. I did what she would have done. She is gone now. But I am here to represent her voice. I must not let her voice be unheard in my generation, I will always echo it and my mantra is that every child is a genius. If every child is a genius, then it shouldn’t matter if y...

Have you wondered why only a few people succeed in life, while the majority become their fans? Have you wondered why thousands of students would be admitted to a university but only a few will make the best results? Because they were smarter, right? Ok, how about NYSC? There’s certainly no academic work there, so why is it that of the many that go for national service, only a few receive presidential awards? Have you bothered to ask yourself? Or you simply assume that they were lucky? Well, it is neither luck no smartness. I wasn’t one of the best students in my school, neither did I receive the presidential award after NYSC.  Actually, I used to also think that those guys were smarter than I was, or were luckier. But ever since I read about the Pareto principle, my thinking has changed and I know better how to be among the best. It’s called the 80/20 rule. Also known as the Pareto principle, the 80/20 rule states that 80% of peas in a pea garden are produced by only 20% of...

Opportunities are missed by many because they are dressed as work. This is a popular saying and nothing makes this truer than the opportunities I see available through the N-power programme. And that is the reason I have taken the pains to put together this E-book. I consider this a must-have handbook for every N-power volunteer who wishes to get the best out of the programme. Five important ideas where unraveled in this e-book; How to make the best use of the specialized technical training from the programme  How to put the N-power devices to the best personal use, Strategies to adopt, to make the best of the place of primary assignment (PPA) to enhance career growth, How to leverage the monthly stipend to lay a solid financial foundation through prudent savings and wise investments And finally how to get the best from a potential network of this 500,000 young Nigerians. I have no doubts that you will find this book very captivating and interesting and I hop...

YouWiN! Connect 2017, what participants need to know Congratulations and welcome to the next stage of the YouWiN! Connect 2017. YouWiN! Stands for Youth Enterprise With Innovation in Nigeria, a federal government project started in 2011 by the then federal government of Nigeria under President Jonathan. The programme gave a grant of between 1 million to 10 million naira each to 1200 youth enterprises (existing and new) every year from 2012 to and 2014. But the programme was rebranded and re-organized to YouWiN! Connect in 2016 by the current President Buhari-led administration, to a multi-media  However, it is not yet clear to many applicants what this re-branded programme will offer them and how exactly it will run.  This article is an attempt to answer some of these questions in the minds of applicants especially those that have been shortlisted into the next stage of the competition.  First; according to information from the YouWiN! Connect team, th...

   There are a number of mistakes that people make when trying to save and invest, which lead to their failure to achieve financial freedom. Here are a number of such mistakes and how you can avoid them. Savings & Investment Mistake #1 To put all your savings in your first investment . This is a very common investment mistake and it leads to capital burnout in the case of business failure or slow returns. You can avoid this mistake by investing only a maximum of 50% of your savings in any new venture. As much as this will affect your potential earning power and profit margin in the case the investment is successful, it will enable you to have some capital to start again in the case that the investment fails. Savings & Investment Mistake #2 To stop saving after investing, with the hope that their investments alone will give them financial freedom . But then they would have nothing to hold onto and would return to square zero should the investment fa...

CBN Governor, Godwin Emiefele The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor, Godwin Emefiele, on Friday explained how President Muhammadu Buhari’s promise to provide 360,000 jobs for youths nationwide, will be actualized. Emefiele told stakeholders at a meeting on the operational framework for the Accelerated Agricultural Development Scheme (AADS), under which the jobs will be created that the scheme was targeted primarily at unemployed youths between the a ges of 18 and 35. The CBN governor said through the scheme, a minimum of 10,000 youths in each state, willing to engage in sustainable and profitable activities along the agriculture value chain, would be employed and trained. “I believe we are on the verge of something very significant with the AADS. “This scheme has been designed to create an ecosystem with the active participation of the public sector, state governments, and the private sector,’’ he said. Emefiele said the objectives of AADS included the creation...