Friday, June 17, 2016
ARE YOU IN NIGERIA AND WISH TO MAKE A LOT OF MONEY ONLINE?
There are simple things the experts did not tell you about online importation which really matters. If you have access to this info, you will have the power to negotiate directly with the manufacturers. You can request for the products to be branded in your name or business name. You can get the products at much cheaper rates to make maximum profit. You automatically become a wholesaler. If you need my ebook on online importation business call me on 08064004963
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
ONLINE MINI IMPORTATION DEMYSTIFIED
ONLINE IMPORTATION DEMYSTIFIED - A COMPLETE & PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR NIGERIANS
BY
ASIEGBU, TOCHUKWU
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asiegbutch@gmail.com
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INTRODUCTION
This guide was produced after a series of search for genuine online businesses one can comfortably do as a Nigerian from his home or office. I have stumbled upon many ventures online. Some were good, while some others didn’t record much success. So, I continued searching till I stumbled upon how one can import different items from trusted sites with the help of your ATM cards from Nigerian banks. And I said to my self, this is it and this is the real deal. Indeed, No journey is too great, when one finds what he seeks.”.
I have been on the internet since 2006, experimenting on different things and ideas. I have also lost money to scammers, but today I must say that I am glad the risks were worthwhile. After my NYSC in Obiaruku, Delta State, I decided I would not want to go back to my parents’ house and stay idle as there were no ready jobs available. I needed to go further in academics and do my Masters Degree, but the finance was not there to fund such ambition. At the same time, the stocks I bought in the Nigerian Stock market have drastically dropped in prices during the Stock Market Crash of 2007/ 2008. There seemed to be no hope coming from anywhere. Before my service year, I have been blogging with blogger.com earning meager amount from Google adsense. After my service year I started other online transactions such as bulk or customized messaging. You can sign up on my sms site with this link http://www.genuinebulksms.com then things started changing for me online. But with this discovery on how to import different items from trusted sites, I totally forgot all my struggles all these years. At this moment, I am funding my PhD programme with funds realized from this ever lucrative business.
I decided to write this guide in a most simplified form with images for clearer understanding, hence the keyword ‘Demystified’ This guide is quite different and unique from multiplicity of eBooks you will ever come across on this subject- Online importation. It has been a practice among Nigerians to re-publish what others have sold to them and start reselling. For this reason, many eBooks you will see on online importation are virtually the same. I have taken the pain of going into the real practice of online importation, so whatever you read from my guide are based on personal experience.
This guide provides you with a great opportunity to learn from someone who has been in the business of online importation for a while.
Note: You do not need a shop or office, you are only required to read this guide properly, and with little capital you are on your way to living the life of your dreams.
In my magnanimity, I have decided to give the first 50 people who order for this guide a great bonus package that will aid them to excel in selling their imported goods titled
"SELLING YOUR IMPORTED ITEMS AND OTHER PRODUCTS WITH YOUR FREE BLOG"
Requirements:
A computer or any Smartphone with internet connection.
Your bank ATM card ( preferably GTB naira MasterCard)
A residential or office address for delivery. (Most times the manufacturers send it to the post office located in the city where you reside, and you will be called to pick up your package)
An email address for signing up on the selected sites that will be provided for you.
A start-up capital of at least 5,000- 10,000 naira. (Luckily for you my bonus package titled Selling your imported items and other products with a free blog will give you an idea on how to start without a start-up capital.
THINGS YOU WILL LEARN FROM THE GUIDE AND THE BONUS PACKAGE
SEVEN SITES TO LOCATE AND BUY SHIP PRODUCTS
STEP BY STEP GUIDE ON HOW TO SHOP FROM THE SITES
HOW TO SET UP A FREE WORDPRESS BLOG AND FACEBOOK PAGE TO SELL YOUR PRODUCTS.
HOW TO START THIS IMPORTATION BUSINESS WITHOUT CAPITAL (A TOP SECRET COVERED BY THE BONUS PACKAGE)
HOW TO USE YOUR BLOG POSTS TO DRIVE CUSTOMERS TO YOUR BLOG FOR POSSIBLE SALES.
SITES THAT YOU WILL SEND YOUR LINKS TO IN ORDER TO INCREASE YOUR VISITORS AND BETTER SALES.
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Monday, May 23, 2016
Making Money on the Internet is simple
In a time like this when the economy is so bad. Your salaries are no longer enough to meet your needs, the hope of getting a lucrative job is proving to be very difficult. When you are pushed against the wall and there seems to be no hope. That is the time to think outside the box. That is the time to be innovative. That is the time to take that risk you have been running away from for far too long. You have always been afraid of making money via the internet. You have always been skeptical about online money making opportunities. But that is where I am taking you to, as that will do you a lot of good. I am giving you the opportunity to add to your meager salaries, a chance to be self employed and a hope of achieving financial freedom. I have 3 incredible offers for you. You can start from one or combine the three for maximum profit.
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Friday, June 12, 2015
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Saturday, June 22, 2013
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Tuesday, May 28, 2013
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Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Nigerian banking system still highly risky – Rating agency
Nigerian banks are extremely risky, despite a N620bn bailout of the sector in 2009, a global rating agency, Standard & Poor, has said.
“The Nigerian banking system is still highly risky. The ratings we have for the banks are in the single ‘B’ category, it‘s a very very low level compared to most banks in the world,” Mr. John Gibling, Managing Director (financial institutions) at S&P, said in London on Monday.
Gibling told the audience at an ongoing conference on Nigeria that there was still a long way to go in the ongoing reform of the banking sector by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
“We continue to see the Nigerian banking system as very high risk. In regulatory reform, there is still a long way to go,” he added.
Gibling spoke just as the CBN Governor, Mr. Lamido Sanusi, reaffirmed that the apex bank would from mid-July begin to receive offers from investors interested in acquiring majority stake in the five banks it rescued in August 2009.
The banks are Union Bank of Nigeria Plc, Oceanic Bank International Plc, Intercontinental Bank Plc, BankPHB Plc and Afribank Plc.
The CBN, according to Bloomberg, is hoping that investors will recapitalise nine banks that were weakly capitalised due to lax risk management.
Gibling, however, praised Sanusi and his predecessor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, for the banking sector reforms, saying the bailout had been a ”very, very brave move” which had prevented a catastrophe.
But he said that the banks needed to improve their risk management to boost the confidence of foreign investors.
The S&P boss said, ”What Nigerian banks really need is to continue improving their risk management culture, particularly in developing strong asset quality measures.
”They are very dependent on short-term funding ... They need to develop more long-term funding, which will help them in funding more long-term financing projects for the economy.”
in Basel, Switzerland, Lamido said on Monday, that the CBN expected three international lenders, a number of private equity houses and local lenders to submit offers for the rescued banks.
Sanusi said the interested parties were already undertaking ”detailed” due diligence,
The CBN governor, on the sidelines of the Bank for International Settlements annual meeting in Basel, said, “We‘ve got three international banks that have remained in the serious running to acquire banks.
“There is also a number of local banks and private equity firms. By the middle of August we should actually have clear visibility on at least five of the banks.”
The financial crisis left the banks with toxic assets of over N1tn, New York-based Eurasia Group had estimated a year ago.
Sanusi added that securing a future for Union Bank, Oceanic Bank, Intercontinental Bank, Bank PHB and Afribank was the priority of the CBN since they (the five banks) were the most ”systematically important” banks to Nigeria.
The CBN is waiting for presidential approval for a law that will create the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, a government entity that will buy bad debts from the banking sector, using funds raised through government-guaranteed local bond issuance. The approval is expected early in July.
The bonds will be issued on a deal-by deal-basis.
“The Nigerian banking system is still highly risky. The ratings we have for the banks are in the single ‘B’ category, it‘s a very very low level compared to most banks in the world,” Mr. John Gibling, Managing Director (financial institutions) at S&P, said in London on Monday.
Gibling told the audience at an ongoing conference on Nigeria that there was still a long way to go in the ongoing reform of the banking sector by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
“We continue to see the Nigerian banking system as very high risk. In regulatory reform, there is still a long way to go,” he added.
Gibling spoke just as the CBN Governor, Mr. Lamido Sanusi, reaffirmed that the apex bank would from mid-July begin to receive offers from investors interested in acquiring majority stake in the five banks it rescued in August 2009.
The banks are Union Bank of Nigeria Plc, Oceanic Bank International Plc, Intercontinental Bank Plc, BankPHB Plc and Afribank Plc.
The CBN, according to Bloomberg, is hoping that investors will recapitalise nine banks that were weakly capitalised due to lax risk management.
Gibling, however, praised Sanusi and his predecessor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, for the banking sector reforms, saying the bailout had been a ”very, very brave move” which had prevented a catastrophe.
But he said that the banks needed to improve their risk management to boost the confidence of foreign investors.
The S&P boss said, ”What Nigerian banks really need is to continue improving their risk management culture, particularly in developing strong asset quality measures.
”They are very dependent on short-term funding ... They need to develop more long-term funding, which will help them in funding more long-term financing projects for the economy.”
in Basel, Switzerland, Lamido said on Monday, that the CBN expected three international lenders, a number of private equity houses and local lenders to submit offers for the rescued banks.
Sanusi said the interested parties were already undertaking ”detailed” due diligence,
The CBN governor, on the sidelines of the Bank for International Settlements annual meeting in Basel, said, “We‘ve got three international banks that have remained in the serious running to acquire banks.
“There is also a number of local banks and private equity firms. By the middle of August we should actually have clear visibility on at least five of the banks.”
The financial crisis left the banks with toxic assets of over N1tn, New York-based Eurasia Group had estimated a year ago.
Sanusi added that securing a future for Union Bank, Oceanic Bank, Intercontinental Bank, Bank PHB and Afribank was the priority of the CBN since they (the five banks) were the most ”systematically important” banks to Nigeria.
The CBN is waiting for presidential approval for a law that will create the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, a government entity that will buy bad debts from the banking sector, using funds raised through government-guaranteed local bond issuance. The approval is expected early in July.
The bonds will be issued on a deal-by deal-basis.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
HOW TO START MAKING MONEY ONLINE AS A NIGERIAN IN GENUINE WAYSHOW TO START MAKING MONEY ONLINE AS A NIGERIAN IN GENUINE WAYS
Before going into the real business of the day, I would like to warn that if you are one of those that take pleasure in defrauding people, I don’t think this useful piece of information is for you.
Secondly, don’t force yourself into any business that you know too little about, because you will find it difficult to make much progress in that business. It is also important that you have a genuine interest for anything you wish to start both online and offline.
Most importantly, try to gather the necessary skills required to excel in any business you wish to start.
Let nobody deceive you, you must show some commitment and hardwork for you to make great progress online. The major difference between working online and offline is that you decide how and when to work online in most cases.
Working online is great because there is nobody to query you or boss you around, and you have the opportunity of getting involved in many opportunities in the shortest period of time.
As a Nigerian, instead of wasting a lot of time on the internet seeking whom to defraud, you can use less time to achieve great things.
Some of the genuine online opportunities you can start today include Blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, commodities trading, forex trading, options trading, or you can also join the revenue sharing system organized by Google known as Google adsense.
All the above are some of the genuine ways of earning online especially as a Nigerian, but the most important thing is to acquire the necessary skills needed to excel in each of them. For this reason, I have packaged an e- book that will help you to excel in blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, etc, and I am also giving out Forex tutorial manual, a guide on how to make money from the Nigerian Stock Market, Google adsense blueprint and two powerful motivational books as bonuses for purchasing this simple but powerful e-book “THE AFFILIATES GUIDE”
Inside this book, you will learn how to become a better affiliate and make consistent income from affiliate commissions; how you can use a free blog to earn great income; how to earn from publishing articles online, the easiest ways to attract visitors to your webpage, how you can easily sell your own products to greater number of people, etc. Don’t forget that this e- book comes with mouth- watering bonuses that you cannot afford to miss.
This package with all the bonuses will only cost you 2,000 naira(two thousand naira)- the cheapest you can ever get considering the quality of the e-book and the bonuses that come with it.
What you need to start;
• The skills which the e-book will provide.
• A computer with an internet connection.
HURRY AND GRAB A COPY BECAUSE IF YOU DELAY, IT COULD BE DANGEROUS. USE THE PAYMENT DETAILS BELOW TO ORDER FOR YOUR COPY.
Payment details:
Oceanic bank international Plc.
Acct no: 0050001022931.
Acct name: Asiegbu, Tochukwu Ebuka.
After payment, text your name, e mail, teller no to 08064004963 or send a mail to (asiegbutch@yahoo.com) with the subject "Affiliate", and your copy will be forwarded to your e mail address immediately the payment is confirmed.
Have a great online money making experience!!!
Secondly, don’t force yourself into any business that you know too little about, because you will find it difficult to make much progress in that business. It is also important that you have a genuine interest for anything you wish to start both online and offline.
Most importantly, try to gather the necessary skills required to excel in any business you wish to start.
Let nobody deceive you, you must show some commitment and hardwork for you to make great progress online. The major difference between working online and offline is that you decide how and when to work online in most cases.
Working online is great because there is nobody to query you or boss you around, and you have the opportunity of getting involved in many opportunities in the shortest period of time.
As a Nigerian, instead of wasting a lot of time on the internet seeking whom to defraud, you can use less time to achieve great things.
Some of the genuine online opportunities you can start today include Blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, commodities trading, forex trading, options trading, or you can also join the revenue sharing system organized by Google known as Google adsense.
All the above are some of the genuine ways of earning online especially as a Nigerian, but the most important thing is to acquire the necessary skills needed to excel in each of them. For this reason, I have packaged an e- book that will help you to excel in blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, etc, and I am also giving out Forex tutorial manual, a guide on how to make money from the Nigerian Stock Market, Google adsense blueprint and two powerful motivational books as bonuses for purchasing this simple but powerful e-book “THE AFFILIATES GUIDE”
Inside this book, you will learn how to become a better affiliate and make consistent income from affiliate commissions; how you can use a free blog to earn great income; how to earn from publishing articles online, the easiest ways to attract visitors to your webpage, how you can easily sell your own products to greater number of people, etc. Don’t forget that this e- book comes with mouth- watering bonuses that you cannot afford to miss.
This package with all the bonuses will only cost you 2,000 naira(two thousand naira)- the cheapest you can ever get considering the quality of the e-book and the bonuses that come with it.
What you need to start;
• The skills which the e-book will provide.
• A computer with an internet connection.
HURRY AND GRAB A COPY BECAUSE IF YOU DELAY, IT COULD BE DANGEROUS. USE THE PAYMENT DETAILS BELOW TO ORDER FOR YOUR COPY.
Payment details:
Oceanic bank international Plc.
Acct no: 0050001022931.
Acct name: Asiegbu, Tochukwu Ebuka.
After payment, text your name, e mail, teller no to 08064004963 or send a mail to (asiegbutch@yahoo.com) with the subject "Affiliate", and your copy will be forwarded to your e mail address immediately the payment is confirmed.
Have a great online money making experience!!!
Jonathan orders probe of projects in 2010 budget
President Goodluck Jonathan has directed the Presidential Projects Assessment Committee to probe some projects listed for execution in the 2010 budget.
The directive followed a discovery that the controversial contract for the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja second runway project was overvalued by N13.5bn.
The PPAC, at a news conference in Abuja on Monday, said it reduced the contract sum from N63.8bn to N49.6bn, after “a meticulous assessment of the scope and design of the project.”
Receiving the report of the committee, Jonathan said he believed that a probe of some of the budgeted projects would yield similar results.
The President also directed that the PPAC’s assignment should be extended from March 1, 2010 to May 29, 2011, the date his administration’s tenure would end.
Reports on about 7,000 projects assessed by the committee are to be submitted to Jonathan and made public on a regular basis.
The reports will form part of the handover notes of the Jonathan administration.
Presenting the report on the airport, the Chairman of the PPAC, Mr. Ibrahim Bunu, said the committee paid special attention to the project because of the interest the contract sum generated shortly after hearings on the matter by the National Assembly.
He explained that the size of the second runway had been reduced from 4.5 kilometres to 4.25 kilometres.
Bunu later told journalists that the reduction of the contract sum did not imply a reduction in the quality of the project.
He said, “Our presence in the Villa today (Monday) was to present to the President our interim report called ‘Interim Report One,’ which covers the second runway of the NAIAA.
“The contract for the runway, which includes design and construction, has generated a lot of public interest and criticism of recent, especially from the National Assembly, and we had to hasten the conclusion of this report for government.
“What we have done in the review of the project was to review the entire design and scope of the contract by re-orientating the location of the runway; that has given us a lot of opportunity to reduce the scope of earth work and construction work.
“It has also given us the reduction in scope of the electrical and even the runway; and therefore we have been able to save a substantial sum on the contract sum.
“The contract sum, which was N63.8bn, has been reduced to N49.6bn, with a saving of N13.5bn on the contract sum. This what we have presented to the President.
“We are happy that the President is happy with our report and we hope the next stage of the project will be good for Nigeria.
“We shifted the original position of the runway to a location which gives stronger earth stability and also require less filling of sand.
“Also, the shifting brought the runway nearer to the existing runway, which has resulted in reducing the taxiway.”
Explaining further, the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Ima Niboro, said Jonathan extended the PPAC’s tenure, and directed the committee to probe some projects in the 2010 budget.
According to Niboro, the President has a strong belief that tremendous savings would be made from a probe of some of the projects in the 2010 budget, particularly “below the radar procurements” that do not pass through the Bureau for Public Procurement.
Niboro said, “You have noticed that the committee has made savings of about N13.5bn on the Abuja airport second runway project. This is one of the roles this committee is meant to play.
“At the meeting today (Monday), the President directed that the tenure of this committee be extended till May 29, 2011; it will go with this administration.
“Its report will be part of the handover note to the new administration that will come on board.
“The reason for this is obvious; the projects are much and already they have looked at 7,000 projects and there are more. The President doesn’t want a situation where they will be loading him with huge reports. He would rather want them to be coming from time to time, especially regarding major projects, as they have done with the Abuja airport second runway project.”
Niboro also said that Jonathan was concerned with the unusually high rate of public procurement in Nigeria, which “is unnecessarily higher than what is obtainable in neighbouring countries.”
He said, “Another thing that the committee is to look into is the cost of doing business in the country.
“The President wants this committee to get involved in procurement, especially those that are below the radar procurements that does not necessarily go through the BPP.
“A lot of procurement is happening in the ministries, departments and agencies of the Federal Government that does not come to the BPP. I think there is a need to look at them because the 2010 budget is already in deficit and the President feels there will be a lot of savings made if we look into those projects.
“The committee is going to get involved in this process and these are the reasons why its tenure has been extended, so that its members can have time to do a thorough job for this administration.”
Jonathan had on March 1, 2010 set up the committee, to assess the status of all on-going federal projects in the country.
The directive followed a discovery that the controversial contract for the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja second runway project was overvalued by N13.5bn.
The PPAC, at a news conference in Abuja on Monday, said it reduced the contract sum from N63.8bn to N49.6bn, after “a meticulous assessment of the scope and design of the project.”
Receiving the report of the committee, Jonathan said he believed that a probe of some of the budgeted projects would yield similar results.
The President also directed that the PPAC’s assignment should be extended from March 1, 2010 to May 29, 2011, the date his administration’s tenure would end.
Reports on about 7,000 projects assessed by the committee are to be submitted to Jonathan and made public on a regular basis.
The reports will form part of the handover notes of the Jonathan administration.
Presenting the report on the airport, the Chairman of the PPAC, Mr. Ibrahim Bunu, said the committee paid special attention to the project because of the interest the contract sum generated shortly after hearings on the matter by the National Assembly.
He explained that the size of the second runway had been reduced from 4.5 kilometres to 4.25 kilometres.
Bunu later told journalists that the reduction of the contract sum did not imply a reduction in the quality of the project.
He said, “Our presence in the Villa today (Monday) was to present to the President our interim report called ‘Interim Report One,’ which covers the second runway of the NAIAA.
“The contract for the runway, which includes design and construction, has generated a lot of public interest and criticism of recent, especially from the National Assembly, and we had to hasten the conclusion of this report for government.
“What we have done in the review of the project was to review the entire design and scope of the contract by re-orientating the location of the runway; that has given us a lot of opportunity to reduce the scope of earth work and construction work.
“It has also given us the reduction in scope of the electrical and even the runway; and therefore we have been able to save a substantial sum on the contract sum.
“The contract sum, which was N63.8bn, has been reduced to N49.6bn, with a saving of N13.5bn on the contract sum. This what we have presented to the President.
“We are happy that the President is happy with our report and we hope the next stage of the project will be good for Nigeria.
“We shifted the original position of the runway to a location which gives stronger earth stability and also require less filling of sand.
“Also, the shifting brought the runway nearer to the existing runway, which has resulted in reducing the taxiway.”
Explaining further, the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Ima Niboro, said Jonathan extended the PPAC’s tenure, and directed the committee to probe some projects in the 2010 budget.
According to Niboro, the President has a strong belief that tremendous savings would be made from a probe of some of the projects in the 2010 budget, particularly “below the radar procurements” that do not pass through the Bureau for Public Procurement.
Niboro said, “You have noticed that the committee has made savings of about N13.5bn on the Abuja airport second runway project. This is one of the roles this committee is meant to play.
“At the meeting today (Monday), the President directed that the tenure of this committee be extended till May 29, 2011; it will go with this administration.
“Its report will be part of the handover note to the new administration that will come on board.
“The reason for this is obvious; the projects are much and already they have looked at 7,000 projects and there are more. The President doesn’t want a situation where they will be loading him with huge reports. He would rather want them to be coming from time to time, especially regarding major projects, as they have done with the Abuja airport second runway project.”
Niboro also said that Jonathan was concerned with the unusually high rate of public procurement in Nigeria, which “is unnecessarily higher than what is obtainable in neighbouring countries.”
He said, “Another thing that the committee is to look into is the cost of doing business in the country.
“The President wants this committee to get involved in procurement, especially those that are below the radar procurements that does not necessarily go through the BPP.
“A lot of procurement is happening in the ministries, departments and agencies of the Federal Government that does not come to the BPP. I think there is a need to look at them because the 2010 budget is already in deficit and the President feels there will be a lot of savings made if we look into those projects.
“The committee is going to get involved in this process and these are the reasons why its tenure has been extended, so that its members can have time to do a thorough job for this administration.”
Jonathan had on March 1, 2010 set up the committee, to assess the status of all on-going federal projects in the country.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Conoil discovers huge gas reserve in Niger Delta
Conoil Producing Limited, Nigeria’s leading indigenous petroleum, exploration and production company, has discovered huge deposits of gas in the central part of its Oil Mining Lease 136 (OML-136) in offshore western Delta of Nigeria.The company made the discovery in Agge-3B. T1 well while appraising an undrilled compartment of the Agge field complex. The well was located in a water depth of 140 metres and reached a total depth of 2,710 metres, below mean sea level. The newly discovered gas reserve has a gross thickness in excess of 160 metres.
Reports said that the production test over the lower intervals of the new pay zones yielded an impressive volume of 24.2x MMScft/d on a 36/64" choke. Further ongoing studies will assess the impact of the Agge-3B, T1 results on the field reservoir and in addition to other discoveries, provide available options for the development of the block. Conoil Producing Limited is the operator of the Joint Venture in which Total Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited (TEPNL), a subsidiary of TOTAL S.A owns a 40 percent working interest in the license.
Conoil was awarded the oil block OML 136 (formerly OPL 458) in 1992, after the company had successfully proven itself as a major indigenous player in a sector that was hitherto dominated by foreign companies.
Conoil has over the years, built up a broad based experience and extensive competence relating to the exploration, development and production of crude oil and gas fields as well as the operation of production units and pipelines.
HOW TO START MAKING MONEY ONLINE AS A NIGERIAN IN GENUINE WAYSHOW TO START MAKING MONEY ONLINE AS A NIGERIAN IN GENUINE WAYS
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Most importantly, try to gather the necessary skills required to excel in any business you wish to start.
Let nobody deceive you, you must show some commitment and hardwork for you to make great progress online. The major difference between working online and offline is that you decide how and when to work online in most cases.
Working online is great because there is nobody to query you or boss you around, and you have the opportunity of getting involved in many opportunities in the shortest period of time.
As a Nigerian, instead of wasting a lot of time on the internet seeking whom to defraud, you can use less time to achieve great things.
Some of the genuine online opportunities you can start today include Blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, commodities trading, forex trading, options trading, or you can also join the revenue sharing system organized by Google known as Google adsense.
All the above are some of the genuine ways of earning online especially as a Nigerian, but the most important thing is to acquire the necessary skills needed to excel in each of them. For this reason, I have packaged an e- book that will help you to excel in blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, etc, and I am also giving out Forex tutorial manual, a guide on how to make money from the Nigerian Stock Market, Google adsense blueprint and two powerful motivational books as bonuses for purchasing this simple but powerful e-book “THE AFFILIATES GUIDE”
Inside this book, you will learn how to become a better affiliate and make consistent income from affiliate commissions; how you can use a free blog to earn great income; how to earn from publishing articles online, the easiest ways to attract visitors to your webpage, how you can easily sell your own products to greater number of people, etc. Don’t forget that this e- book comes with mouth- watering bonuses that you cannot afford to miss.
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What you need to start;
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• A computer with an internet connection.
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Secondly, don’t force yourself into any business that you know too little about, because you will find it difficult to make much progress in that business. It is also important that you have a genuine interest for anything you wish to start both online and offline.
Most importantly, try to gather the necessary skills required to excel in any business you wish to start.
Let nobody deceive you, you must show some commitment and hardwork for you to make great progress online. The major difference between working online and offline is that you decide how and when to work online in most cases.
Working online is great because there is nobody to query you or boss you around, and you have the opportunity of getting involved in many opportunities in the shortest period of time.
As a Nigerian, instead of wasting a lot of time on the internet seeking whom to defraud, you can use less time to achieve great things.
Some of the genuine online opportunities you can start today include Blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, commodities trading, forex trading, options trading, or you can also join the revenue sharing system organized by Google known as Google adsense.
All the above are some of the genuine ways of earning online especially as a Nigerian, but the most important thing is to acquire the necessary skills needed to excel in each of them. For this reason, I have packaged an e- book that will help you to excel in blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, etc, and I am also giving out Forex tutorial manual, a guide on how to make money from the Nigerian Stock Market, Google adsense blueprint and two powerful motivational books as bonuses for purchasing this simple but powerful e-book “THE AFFILIATES GUIDE”
Inside this book, you will learn how to become a better affiliate and make consistent income from affiliate commissions; how you can use a free blog to earn great income; how to earn from publishing articles online, the easiest ways to attract visitors to your webpage, how you can easily sell your own products to greater number of people, etc. Don’t forget that this e- book comes with mouth- watering bonuses that you cannot afford to miss.
This package with all the bonuses will only cost you 2,000 naira(two thousand naira)- the cheapest you can ever get considering the quality of the e-book and the bonuses that come with it.
What you need to start;
• The skills which the e-book will provide.
• A computer with an internet connection.
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Saturday, May 8, 2010
South Africa foils white extremist plot
Police in South Africa say they have foiled a plot by white extremists to bomb black townships ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup finals.
Seven white extremists have been arrested in connection with the plot, a spokesman for the police special investigations unit, Musa Zondi said Friday.
They were arrested late last month in the northeastern town of Phalaborwa, near the Kruger National Park. Five of those arrested have been charged with terrorism, Zondi added.
The police raid on the terrorists came following the killing of white supremacist Eugene Terre'Blanche which inflamed race tensions amid calls for revenge from his far-right movement.
"They were conspiring to engage in terrorist activities, which includes the fact that they wanted to blow up areas in which black people live," Zondi said adding that the charges against two of the detainees were dropped on Friday.
Police chief Bheki Cele told reporters on Friday that the 2010 FIFA World Cup will begin on June 11 as scheduled.
South African Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa had broken the news about the plot on Thursday, saying right-wing extremists who were planning to bomb black townships and create chaos were arrested.
Seven white extremists have been arrested in connection with the plot, a spokesman for the police special investigations unit, Musa Zondi said Friday.
They were arrested late last month in the northeastern town of Phalaborwa, near the Kruger National Park. Five of those arrested have been charged with terrorism, Zondi added.
The police raid on the terrorists came following the killing of white supremacist Eugene Terre'Blanche which inflamed race tensions amid calls for revenge from his far-right movement.
"They were conspiring to engage in terrorist activities, which includes the fact that they wanted to blow up areas in which black people live," Zondi said adding that the charges against two of the detainees were dropped on Friday.
Police chief Bheki Cele told reporters on Friday that the 2010 FIFA World Cup will begin on June 11 as scheduled.
South African Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa had broken the news about the plot on Thursday, saying right-wing extremists who were planning to bomb black townships and create chaos were arrested.
HOW TO START MAKING MONEY ONLINE AS A NIGERIAN IN GENUINE WAYSHOW TO START MAKING MONEY ONLINE AS A NIGERIAN IN GENUINE WAYS
Before going into the real business of the day, I would like to warn that if you are one of those that take pleasure in defrauding people, I don’t think this useful piece of information is for you.
Secondly, don’t force yourself into any business that you know too little about, because you will find it difficult to make much progress in that business. It is also important that you have a genuine interest for anything you wish to start both online and offline.
Most importantly, try to gather the necessary skills required to excel in any business you wish to start.
Let nobody deceive you, you must show some commitment and hardwork for you to make great progress online. The major difference between working online and offline is that you decide how and when to work online in most cases.
Working online is great because there is nobody to query you or boss you around, and you have the opportunity of getting involved in many opportunities in the shortest period of time.
As a Nigerian, instead of wasting a lot of time on the internet seeking whom to defraud, you can use less time to achieve great things.
Some of the genuine online opportunities you can start today include Blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, commodities trading, forex trading, options trading, or you can also join the revenue sharing system organized by Google known as Google adsense.
All the above are some of the genuine ways of earning online especially as a Nigerian, but the most important thing is to acquire the necessary skills needed to excel in each of them. For this reason, I have packaged an e- book that will help you to excel in blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, etc, and I am also giving out Forex tutorial manual, a guide on how to make money from the Nigerian Stock Market, Google adsense blueprint and two powerful motivational books as bonuses for purchasing this simple but powerful e-book “THE AFFILIATES GUIDE”
Inside this book, you will learn how to become a better affiliate and make consistent income from affiliate commissions; how you can use a free blog to earn great income; how to earn from publishing articles online, the easiest ways to attract visitors to your webpage, how you can easily sell your own products to greater number of people, etc. Don’t forget that this e- book comes with mouth- watering bonuses that you cannot afford to miss.
This package with all the bonuses will only cost you 2,000 naira(two thousand naira)- the cheapest you can ever get considering the quality of the e-book and the bonuses that come with it.
What you need to start;
• The skills which the e-book will provide.
• A computer with an internet connection.
HURRY AND GRAB A COPY BECAUSE IF YOU DELAY, IT COULD BE DANGEROUS. USE THE PAYMENT DETAILS BELOW TO ORDER FOR YOUR COPY.
Payment details:
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Acct no: 0050001022931.
Acct name: Asiegbu, Tochukwu Ebuka.
After payment, text your name, e mail, teller no to 08064004963 or send a mail to (asiegbutch@yahoo.com) with the subject "Affiliate", and your copy will be forwarded to your e mail address immediately the payment is confirmed.
Have a great online money making experience!!!
Secondly, don’t force yourself into any business that you know too little about, because you will find it difficult to make much progress in that business. It is also important that you have a genuine interest for anything you wish to start both online and offline.
Most importantly, try to gather the necessary skills required to excel in any business you wish to start.
Let nobody deceive you, you must show some commitment and hardwork for you to make great progress online. The major difference between working online and offline is that you decide how and when to work online in most cases.
Working online is great because there is nobody to query you or boss you around, and you have the opportunity of getting involved in many opportunities in the shortest period of time.
As a Nigerian, instead of wasting a lot of time on the internet seeking whom to defraud, you can use less time to achieve great things.
Some of the genuine online opportunities you can start today include Blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, commodities trading, forex trading, options trading, or you can also join the revenue sharing system organized by Google known as Google adsense.
All the above are some of the genuine ways of earning online especially as a Nigerian, but the most important thing is to acquire the necessary skills needed to excel in each of them. For this reason, I have packaged an e- book that will help you to excel in blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, etc, and I am also giving out Forex tutorial manual, a guide on how to make money from the Nigerian Stock Market, Google adsense blueprint and two powerful motivational books as bonuses for purchasing this simple but powerful e-book “THE AFFILIATES GUIDE”
Inside this book, you will learn how to become a better affiliate and make consistent income from affiliate commissions; how you can use a free blog to earn great income; how to earn from publishing articles online, the easiest ways to attract visitors to your webpage, how you can easily sell your own products to greater number of people, etc. Don’t forget that this e- book comes with mouth- watering bonuses that you cannot afford to miss.
This package with all the bonuses will only cost you 2,000 naira(two thousand naira)- the cheapest you can ever get considering the quality of the e-book and the bonuses that come with it.
What you need to start;
• The skills which the e-book will provide.
• A computer with an internet connection.
HURRY AND GRAB A COPY BECAUSE IF YOU DELAY, IT COULD BE DANGEROUS. USE THE PAYMENT DETAILS BELOW TO ORDER FOR YOUR COPY.
Payment details:
Oceanic bank international Plc.
Acct no: 0050001022931.
Acct name: Asiegbu, Tochukwu Ebuka.
After payment, text your name, e mail, teller no to 08064004963 or send a mail to (asiegbutch@yahoo.com) with the subject "Affiliate", and your copy will be forwarded to your e mail address immediately the payment is confirmed.
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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
No evidence of oil on US shores
After days of suspension due to bad weather, a new overflight on Monday confirmed that there has been no oil on US land yet.
On Tuesday night, US oil platform Deepwater Horizon was burnt after a massive explosion and sunk into the Gulf of Mexico, killing 11 workers.
More than one hundred workers escaped from the incident.
"Based on our overflights, there has been no confirmed oil on land yet," said coast guard spokesman Curtis Thomas.
"Bad weather prevented overflights and dispersant activities on May 2. Planning is currently under way to open a second airbase in Florida for dispersant activities."
At the time of the explosion, there were 700,000 gallons of diesel fuel onboard the platform, which had been drilling 8,000 barrels a day.
Over 150,000 gallons of chemicals have been dropped from planes to stop the spread of the oil spill which is threatening US shores.
The White House has issued a statement in which President Barack Obama said the federal response to the disaster "was being treated as the number one priority."
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
IBB must account for $12.4bn oil windfall – Falana
No amount of misinformation or misrepresentation of the facts and conclusions of the Okigbo report by anyone can stop the demand by Nigerians for accountability in this matter. The action by the civil society groups is indeed patriotic.”
According to him, based on an Okigbo panel report which made several conclusions on how the money was spent, a petition dated April 7, 2010 by a coalition of civil society groups in the country sought accountability for the money to the new Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Bello Adoke, asking him to prosecute the former military president. The group, in its petition dated April 7, 2010, threatened to go to court to compel the justice minister to try the former president.
The group comprising Social Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP), Committee for the Defence of Human Rights (CDHR), Access to Justice (AJ), Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), Women Advocates and Documentation Centre (WARDC), Human and Environmental Development Agenda (HEDA) and Nigeria Voters Assembly (VOTAS).
According to Falana, IBB has reportedly said that he “was never indicted by the Okigbo Report,” and that much of the funds went to infrastructural development of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
The lawyer pointed out that Babangida, in a press release titled “Who is Afraid of General Ibrahim Babangida?” signed by his spokesman, Prince Kassim Afegbua denied that he was ever indicted by the Okigbo panel. What the report revealed was that much of the funds were concentrated on infrastructural development of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, which it considered was not a priority. According to him, Babangida said the report also called for an overhaul of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to enable it perform its functions optimally.
SUNNEWS
Spring Bank springs back
Spring Bank Plc one of the eight banks rescued by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) late last year has returned to profitability. This disclosure, which was scooped from the bank and confirmed by the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mallam Sanusi Lamido last week has restored the investors hope in the bank.
The bank, in line with the vision of the new management has also embarked on training and re-training of staff and also on massive promotion across the entire cadre.
The modest performance level has additionally impacted positively on the share price of the bank at the Nigerian Stoke Exchange (NSE), where the stocks witnessed a significant price rise from 96 kobo in September 2009 to a peak level of N1.32 in January, 2010.
The CBN Governor, who was visibly pleased about the development, said that contrary to criticisms, the intervention of the CBN in the banking industry last August has helped immensely to restore and increase customer confidence.
“I can assure you that the bank has returned to profitability, just like the CBN governor has said. There is a total turnaround in the bank, investors’ confidence has been restored and the investors’ can now be assured of better returns on their investment soonest” a senior official of the bank who pleaded anonymity said.
The top bank executive also said the return to the path of profitability has been made possible by the continued backing of the CBN and other strategies introduced by the Sola Ayodele-led Management from October last year.
Earlier the apex bank’s Governor, Sanusi, while fielding questions in an interview on Channels Television recently saidSpring Bank Plc was one of four rescued banks that posted a profit last February.
The new strategic direction put in place by the administration essentially focused on effective liquidity management, loan recovery, operational efficiency and corporate governance as well as recapitalization.
Accordingly, the bank has been able to achieve a significant improvement on income during the period, while increasing liquidity ratio to about 50 per cent, thereby, doubling the required regulatory minimum of 25 per cent. It has also recorded a steady growth of the deposit base since the takeover in October 2009.
Happy with the early results of these strategies and the hardwork of staff, the Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the bank, this month, promoted 25 junior staff who have always maintained exceptionally high performance level.
Ayodele said in a statement to staff that the promotion exercise was strictly based on merit and will serve as a motivation to others while helping to renew staff confidence in the bank. She commended the staff of the bank for working assiduously with her administration and encouraged them to work harder towards the timely recapitalization of the bank in order to ensure optimum delivery of stakeholder value.
The Ayodele-led administration took over the management of the bank following the intervention of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in the banking industry in October last year.
SUNNEWS
The bank, in line with the vision of the new management has also embarked on training and re-training of staff and also on massive promotion across the entire cadre.
The modest performance level has additionally impacted positively on the share price of the bank at the Nigerian Stoke Exchange (NSE), where the stocks witnessed a significant price rise from 96 kobo in September 2009 to a peak level of N1.32 in January, 2010.
The CBN Governor, who was visibly pleased about the development, said that contrary to criticisms, the intervention of the CBN in the banking industry last August has helped immensely to restore and increase customer confidence.
“I can assure you that the bank has returned to profitability, just like the CBN governor has said. There is a total turnaround in the bank, investors’ confidence has been restored and the investors’ can now be assured of better returns on their investment soonest” a senior official of the bank who pleaded anonymity said.
The top bank executive also said the return to the path of profitability has been made possible by the continued backing of the CBN and other strategies introduced by the Sola Ayodele-led Management from October last year.
Earlier the apex bank’s Governor, Sanusi, while fielding questions in an interview on Channels Television recently saidSpring Bank Plc was one of four rescued banks that posted a profit last February.
The new strategic direction put in place by the administration essentially focused on effective liquidity management, loan recovery, operational efficiency and corporate governance as well as recapitalization.
Accordingly, the bank has been able to achieve a significant improvement on income during the period, while increasing liquidity ratio to about 50 per cent, thereby, doubling the required regulatory minimum of 25 per cent. It has also recorded a steady growth of the deposit base since the takeover in October 2009.
Happy with the early results of these strategies and the hardwork of staff, the Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the bank, this month, promoted 25 junior staff who have always maintained exceptionally high performance level.
Ayodele said in a statement to staff that the promotion exercise was strictly based on merit and will serve as a motivation to others while helping to renew staff confidence in the bank. She commended the staff of the bank for working assiduously with her administration and encouraged them to work harder towards the timely recapitalization of the bank in order to ensure optimum delivery of stakeholder value.
The Ayodele-led administration took over the management of the bank following the intervention of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in the banking industry in October last year.
SUNNEWS
HOW TO START MAKING MONEY ONLINE AS A NIGERIAN IN GENUINE WAYS
Before going into the real business of the day, I would like to warn that if you are one of those that take pleasure in defrauding people, I don’t think this useful piece of information is for you.
Secondly, don’t force yourself into any business that you know too little about, because you will find it difficult to make much progress in that business. It is also important that you have a genuine interest for anything you wish to start both online and offline.
Most importantly, try to gather the necessary skills required to excel in any business you wish to start.
Let nobody deceive you, you must show some commitment and hardwork for you to make great progress online. The major difference between working online and offline is that you decide how and when to work online in most cases.
Working online is great because there is nobody to query you or boss you around, and you have the opportunity of getting involved in many opportunities in the shortest period of time.
As a Nigerian, instead of wasting a lot of time on the internet seeking whom to defraud, you can use less time to achieve great things.
Some of the genuine online opportunities you can start today include Blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, commodities trading, forex trading, options trading, or you can also join the revenue sharing system organized by Google known as Google adsense.
All the above are some of the genuine ways of earning online especially as a Nigerian, but the most important thing is to acquire the necessary skills needed to excel in each of them. For this reason, I have packaged an e- book that will help you to excel in blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, etc, and I am also giving out Forex tutorial manual, a guide on how to make money from the Nigerian Stock Market, Google adsense blueprint and two powerful motivational books as bonuses for purchasing this simple but powerful e-book “THE AFFILIATES GUIDE”
Inside this book, you will learn how to become a better affiliate and make consistent income from affiliate commissions; how you can use a free blog to earn great income; how to earn from publishing articles online, the easiest ways to attract visitors to your webpage, how you can easily sell your own products to greater number of people, etc. Don’t forget that this e- book comes with mouth- watering bonuses that you cannot afford to miss.
This package with all the bonuses will only cost you 2,000 naira(two thousand naira)- the cheapest you can ever get considering the quality of the e-book and the bonuses that come with it.
What you need to start;
• The skills which the e-book will provide.
• A computer with an internet connection.
HURRY AND GRAB A COPY BECAUSE IF YOU DELAY, IT COULD BE DANGEROUS. USE THE PAYMENT DETAILS BELOW TO ORDER FOR YOUR COPY.
Payment details:
Oceanic bank international Plc.
Acct no: 0050001022931.
Acct name: Asiegbu, Tochukwu Ebuka.
After payment, text your name, e mail, teller no to 08064004963 or send a mail to (asiegbutch@yahoo.com) with the subject "Affiliate", and your copy will be forwarded to your e mail address immediately the payment is confirmed.
Have a great online money making experience!!!
Secondly, don’t force yourself into any business that you know too little about, because you will find it difficult to make much progress in that business. It is also important that you have a genuine interest for anything you wish to start both online and offline.
Most importantly, try to gather the necessary skills required to excel in any business you wish to start.
Let nobody deceive you, you must show some commitment and hardwork for you to make great progress online. The major difference between working online and offline is that you decide how and when to work online in most cases.
Working online is great because there is nobody to query you or boss you around, and you have the opportunity of getting involved in many opportunities in the shortest period of time.
As a Nigerian, instead of wasting a lot of time on the internet seeking whom to defraud, you can use less time to achieve great things.
Some of the genuine online opportunities you can start today include Blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, commodities trading, forex trading, options trading, or you can also join the revenue sharing system organized by Google known as Google adsense.
All the above are some of the genuine ways of earning online especially as a Nigerian, but the most important thing is to acquire the necessary skills needed to excel in each of them. For this reason, I have packaged an e- book that will help you to excel in blogging, article publishing, affiliate marketing, etc, and I am also giving out Forex tutorial manual, a guide on how to make money from the Nigerian Stock Market, Google adsense blueprint and two powerful motivational books as bonuses for purchasing this simple but powerful e-book “THE AFFILIATES GUIDE”
Inside this book, you will learn how to become a better affiliate and make consistent income from affiliate commissions; how you can use a free blog to earn great income; how to earn from publishing articles online, the easiest ways to attract visitors to your webpage, how you can easily sell your own products to greater number of people, etc. Don’t forget that this e- book comes with mouth- watering bonuses that you cannot afford to miss.
This package with all the bonuses will only cost you 2,000 naira(two thousand naira)- the cheapest you can ever get considering the quality of the e-book and the bonuses that come with it.
What you need to start;
• The skills which the e-book will provide.
• A computer with an internet connection.
HURRY AND GRAB A COPY BECAUSE IF YOU DELAY, IT COULD BE DANGEROUS. USE THE PAYMENT DETAILS BELOW TO ORDER FOR YOUR COPY.
Payment details:
Oceanic bank international Plc.
Acct no: 0050001022931.
Acct name: Asiegbu, Tochukwu Ebuka.
After payment, text your name, e mail, teller no to 08064004963 or send a mail to (asiegbutch@yahoo.com) with the subject "Affiliate", and your copy will be forwarded to your e mail address immediately the payment is confirmed.
Have a great online money making experience!!!
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Serie A: Roma go top, Milan battle back to draw
The Giallorossi took advantage of Inter Milan's 2-2 draw at Fiorentina on Saturday to leapfrog them in the standings with a victory at the Stadio Olimpico.
Mirko Vucinic put Roma on their way in the 12th minute before Marco Cassetti doubled the advantage before the half-hour mark. Atalanta striker Simone Tiribocchi reduced arrears in the 53rd minute but Roma held on for a crucial win.
The result lifts Roma one point clear of Inter with five games remaining while Atalanta remain 18th, four points adrift of safety.
AC Milan's title hopes took a huge blow as they were held to a 2-2 draw at home by Catania.
Gaston Maxi Lopez (12 minutes) and Adrian Ricchiuti (43) put the visitors in front, but Marco Borriello netted after 47 and 80 minutes to claim a point.
Palermo remain on course for the coveted fourth-placed finish and a place in next season's Champions League after a 3-1 defeat of Chievo Verona. Marcos put the visitors in front after 18 minutes, but Javier Pastore equalised 10 minutes later and Fabrizio Miccoli scored twice, the first from the penalty spot, to seal victory for Palermo.
Juventus are fifth, three points behind Palermo, after a 1-0 win over Cagliari, courtesy of Giorgio Chiellini's first-half strike. The defender headed in Mauro Camoranesi's cross after 35 minutes to retain the Bianconeri's hopes of Champions League football next term.
Lazio moved six points clear of the relegation zone with a come-from-behind 3-2 win at Bologna. The hosts were 2-0 up after 16 minutes with goals from Roberto Guana and Daniele Portanova, but Stefano Mauri pulled one back before the break. Andre Dias levelled after 63 minutes and Tommaso Rocchi netted a 68th-minute winner.
Siena boosted their survival hopes with a 3-2 win over Bari, but remain in the relegation zone. Abdelkader Ghezzal scored twice, cancelling out goals for Emmanuel Rivas and Jose Ignacio Castillo, before Aleandro Rosi netted the winner after 66 minutes.
Livorno slipped closer towards the Serie A trapdoor as a 2-0 home defeat to Udinese left them with a mountain to climb to avoid relegation this season.
Udinese's in-form strikers Alexis Sanchez and Antonio Di Natale scored the goals in the first half to lift the Friulians seven points clear of the bottom three with five games remaining.
Antonio Cassano earned Sampdoria a 1-0 victory over Genoa in the 102nd Genovese derby to take them back into contention for a place in the Champions League next season.
Cassano struck in the 23rd minute to earn the home side all three points with a 1-0 win which took them level with Palermo on 54 points, three ahead of Juventus. Genoa's own hopes of qualifying for Europe took a knock in the process as they slipped six points behind the top six with five games of the season remaining.
World Bank Forecasts 4.8% GDP Growth for Nigeria
The World Bank is estimating that Nigeria's economy will grow by 4.8 per cent this year, up from 4.3 per cent in 2009, its managing director Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said yesterday.
The World Bank's outlook was significantly below the Central Bank of Nigeria's forecast of 7.53 per cent last month, and a 6.4 per cent estimate from nine analysts polled by Reuters in January.
Nigeria, once the darling of frontier market investors, hopes its fortunes will improve as the global economy gradually recovers, and after fixing problems in its banking sector rescued in 2009 by the regulator.
Nigeria, once the darling of frontier market investors, hopes its fortunes will improve as the global economy gradually recovers, and after fixing problems in its banking sector rescued in 2009 by the regulator.
"This economy is just waiting for a bedrock of right and consistent policies ... to get some of our sectors going," said Dr. Okonjo-Iweala, the World Bank's managing director for Africa, at an economic conference in Lagos.
To improve the economy in the long run, she said Nigeria's leadership must find a way to solve the country's unemployment problem, especially among its young.
To improve the economy in the long run, she said Nigeria's leadership must find a way to solve the country's unemployment problem, especially among its young.
She estimated unemployment for 15-24 year olds at around 31 per cent.
Africa's most populous country of 140 million people will need to create 24 million jobs over the next decade to cut unemployment by half, Okonjo-Iweala said.
Africa's most populous country of 140 million people will need to create 24 million jobs over the next decade to cut unemployment by half, Okonjo-Iweala said.
"The most worrying is that an estimated 50-60 per cent of our graduates from tertiary institutions cannot find adequate jobs on completion of studies," she said.
The vast majority of Nigerians live on less than $2 a day, despite having Africa's biggest oil and gas industry.
Widespread poverty has led to the growth of militant groups in the oil-producing Niger Delta in recent years, and has helped stoke sectarian tensions in the country's "Middle Belt."
The vast majority of Nigerians live on less than $2 a day, despite having Africa's biggest oil and gas industry.
Widespread poverty has led to the growth of militant groups in the oil-producing Niger Delta in recent years, and has helped stoke sectarian tensions in the country's "Middle Belt."
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