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The online biggest opportunities
You can make it in online business following BusinessToday. Don't waste your time on the internet looking for a man/woman to deceive. Great minds shares ideas. That is why we are here to share business sense and ideas with you. Do you know people make millions online?? How do you think face book, tweeter, myspace etc makes their money? Have you ever asked how they hosted you and your videos for free and still sustained the site? Well, they answer is simple, they gave you freebies and inturn collect adverts for you to see and are payed for every advert online. The same goes with google and yahoo. Am sure you know the owners of such net works are among the richest young men on earth. You can also get paid online by getting to market products and sites of genue paying companies. Yes, on this pa
ge, i will show you some good sites that on investing money and time on adverts, you smile your way to the bank. Do you know you can open libertyreserve account for free? Do you know you can use google to make money? Do you know you can create your free website on google and make money marketing and advertising products and other people's websites? www.jointnetwork.blogspot.com is an example of a free website on google blog and you can create on in 20minutes and start being useful of net. What about referral program's online? Do you know you can get paid just by referring people to a business website? Yes, some referring links are scam, they just use you to push traffic to their website for nothing. some of those scam referring site are www.incomepart.com, www.earn4invite.com etc. This is how you know, go to google and type ...... Is www.incomepart.com a scam??? Read comments of people experiences. Google search machines which is free for use has the records of serious paying websites and the one's that are scam. You can also know serious online company to invest in. When you click on payments or invest now on any website, take your cursor to the address link top your browser, if the site does real paying business worthy of your time and investments, you will see https// there should be s after the http. Learn to observe that please. The internet is like real life where you find the good, bad and the ugly. My focus on this page is to share some secrets of online paying business with you. You follow them and with little efforts and money, you start earning. There are also good referral site like http://www.virtapay.com/r/seeker4284 you can invest or just get payed on referrals. Just go there and register. www.fintimeinvest.com?ref=a5fe8e9c is another http://instaforex.com/en/index.php?x=ERJH is where you open your forex account, invest as little as you can and start trading in real forex. Remember, the law of money is put money to get money. Work for your earnings, stop looking you quick money, if greed is your motivation, you will get bit on the internet. Take your time and enjoy BusinessToday....
ge, i will show you some good sites that on investing money and time on adverts, you smile your way to the bank. Do you know you can open libertyreserve account for free? Do you know you can use google to make money? Do you know you can create your free website on google and make money marketing and advertising products and other people's websites? www.jointnetwork.blogspot.com is an example of a free website on google blog and you can create on in 20minutes and start being useful of net. What about referral program's online? Do you know you can get paid just by referring people to a business website? Yes, some referring links are scam, they just use you to push traffic to their website for nothing. some of those scam referring site are www.incomepart.com, www.earn4invite.com etc. This is how you know, go to google and type ...... Is www.incomepart.com a scam??? Read comments of people experiences. Google search machines which is free for use has the records of serious paying websites and the one's that are scam. You can also know serious online company to invest in. When you click on payments or invest now on any website, take your cursor to the address link top your browser, if the site does real paying business worthy of your time and investments, you will see https// there should be s after the http. Learn to observe that please. The internet is like real life where you find the good, bad and the ugly. My focus on this page is to share some secrets of online paying business with you. You follow them and with little efforts and money, you start earning. There are also good referral site like http://www.virtapay.com/r/seeker4284 you can invest or just get payed on referrals. Just go there and register. www.fintimeinvest.com?ref=a5fe8e9c is another http://instaforex.com/en/index.php?x=ERJH is where you open your forex account, invest as little as you can and start trading in real forex. Remember, the law of money is put money to get money. Work for your earnings, stop looking you quick money, if greed is your motivation, you will get bit on the internet. Take your time and enjoy BusinessToday....
Sunday, 2 September 2012
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Friday, 31 August 2012
Who do we believe. Prof or Presidency?
Contrary to the impression created by the presidency
that the Minister of Power, Barth
Nnaji, resigned from office on his own volition,
highly placed sources familiar with the matter
have told PREMIUM TIMES that Mr. Nnaji
was actually forced to resign Tuesday following a gale of allegations linking him with attempts to
subvert the bidding process for the sale of Afam
Power plant. Aso Rock spokespe
that the Minister of Power, Barth
Nnaji, resigned from office on his own volition,
highly placed sources familiar with the matter
have told PREMIUM TIMES that Mr. Nnaji
was actually forced to resign Tuesday following a gale of allegations linking him with attempts to
subvert the bidding process for the sale of Afam
Power plant. Aso Rock spokespe
rson, Reuben Abati,
had released
a statement this evening saying President
Goodluck Jonathan had accepted the power minister’s resignation and wished him well in his
future endeavours. But presidency sources have told
us the minister
was compelled by Mr. Jonathan to resign after
allegations of conflict of interest in the
privatisation of the power plant was confirmed . Reports earlier this week had linked Mr. Nnaji
with direct interests in one of the firms
shortlisted to bid for the 776 megawatts (MW)
capacity Afam power plant, already slated for
privatisation by the Federal Government. The plant,
consisting about 18 gas turbines, is considered the most viable of the power plants
slated for privatization by the Federal
government, particularly with the recent approval
of about N500 million for its rehabilitation. Apart
from his interest in acquiring the plant,
Mr Nnaji reportedly used his privileged position to influence the emergence of one of the firms in
pole position to be selected winner, an effort that
reportedly earned him a gratification of a brand
new Prado jeep and cash reward in excess of
N89million. Mr. Nnaji could not be reached
Tuesday night to respond to these allegations. The National Union of Electricity Employees
(NUEE) has, since the commencement of the process
of privatising the Power Holding Company of
Nigeria (PHCN) subsidiary firms, engaged the
minister in a running battle, accusing him of
pursuing a hidden selfish agenda. NUEE General Secretary, Joe Ajaero, had, on
behalf of the PHCN workers that have already
been served sack letters, queried the decision to
give them only 25 per cent of their entitlement
for Pension and Gratuity, pointing out that the
arrangement confirmed their fears that Mr. Nnaji’s reform was aimed at strangulating
workers. Prior to his appointment, Mr Nnaji was the
chairman, Geometrics Power, one of the 18 private
companies that were granted operational licenses
by the Federal Government to undertake the
generation of electricity to compliment the effort to boost the country’s available supply
capacity. It was gathered that the decision to ask Mr.
Nnaji to turn in his resignation letter may have
followed the confirmation by the Presidency of
some of the allegations levelled against him.
President Goodluck Jonathan was said to have decision to ask his minister to resign his
appointment rather than sack him, to save his
administration the monumental embarrassment
such an action could have generated. Presidential
spokesperson, Reuben Abati, could not
be reached for comments as he did not answer calls to his mobile telephones. via PremiumTimes.
had released
a statement this evening saying President
Goodluck Jonathan had accepted the power minister’s resignation and wished him well in his
future endeavours. But presidency sources have told
us the minister
was compelled by Mr. Jonathan to resign after
allegations of conflict of interest in the
privatisation of the power plant was confirmed . Reports earlier this week had linked Mr. Nnaji
with direct interests in one of the firms
shortlisted to bid for the 776 megawatts (MW)
capacity Afam power plant, already slated for
privatisation by the Federal Government. The plant,
consisting about 18 gas turbines, is considered the most viable of the power plants
slated for privatization by the Federal
government, particularly with the recent approval
of about N500 million for its rehabilitation. Apart
from his interest in acquiring the plant,
Mr Nnaji reportedly used his privileged position to influence the emergence of one of the firms in
pole position to be selected winner, an effort that
reportedly earned him a gratification of a brand
new Prado jeep and cash reward in excess of
N89million. Mr. Nnaji could not be reached
Tuesday night to respond to these allegations. The National Union of Electricity Employees
(NUEE) has, since the commencement of the process
of privatising the Power Holding Company of
Nigeria (PHCN) subsidiary firms, engaged the
minister in a running battle, accusing him of
pursuing a hidden selfish agenda. NUEE General Secretary, Joe Ajaero, had, on
behalf of the PHCN workers that have already
been served sack letters, queried the decision to
give them only 25 per cent of their entitlement
for Pension and Gratuity, pointing out that the
arrangement confirmed their fears that Mr. Nnaji’s reform was aimed at strangulating
workers. Prior to his appointment, Mr Nnaji was the
chairman, Geometrics Power, one of the 18 private
companies that were granted operational licenses
by the Federal Government to undertake the
generation of electricity to compliment the effort to boost the country’s available supply
capacity. It was gathered that the decision to ask Mr.
Nnaji to turn in his resignation letter may have
followed the confirmation by the Presidency of
some of the allegations levelled against him.
President Goodluck Jonathan was said to have decision to ask his minister to resign his
appointment rather than sack him, to save his
administration the monumental embarrassment
such an action could have generated. Presidential
spokesperson, Reuben Abati, could not
be reached for comments as he did not answer calls to his mobile telephones. via PremiumTimes.
integrity which has come under attacks". - Prof Bart
Nnaji, former Minister of Power. The big question is, whiose report do we believe? Prof or presidency??
Wednesday, 29 August 2012
Who is Next??
President Jonathan, ordered power minister Prof Barth Nnaji, to resign following an alleged involvement of two companies linked to him in the ongoing privatisation exercise in the power sector.
the president might have been embarrassed because of the minister’s perceived personal interest and suspicion of lack of integrity and could not tolerate any rumour of unethical behavior. Nigeria as a country has been deep choked by corruption virtually in all her sector. Let us believe the president is out to keep his promise of surprising his critics come 2013. The big question is how many heads need to go down before we achieve our National dream? Buhari has accused Obasanjor, IBB and ???? Who will be the next if truly the president is out to work?
the president might have been embarrassed because of the minister’s perceived personal interest and suspicion of lack of integrity and could not tolerate any rumour of unethical behavior. Nigeria as a country has been deep choked by corruption virtually in all her sector. Let us believe the president is out to keep his promise of surprising his critics come 2013. The big question is how many heads need to go down before we achieve our National dream? Buhari has accused Obasanjor, IBB and ???? Who will be the next if truly the president is out to work?
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