MAKE MONEY IN NIGERIA THROUGH JAMB REGISTRATION

JOIN SOME OTHER SMART NIGERIANS TO MAKE MONEY THROUGH THIS MEDIUM. JAMB UTME is an exam for candidates that wish to study or get admitted into any tertiary institutions in Nigeria and the exam is done by over 1 million candidates every year. jamb moneyAccording to JAMB, registration centres are only allowed to charge N700 as registration fees. This simply means you can’t charge more than N700 per registration. Let say you are able to register 1000 candidates for the exam successfully, that equates to N700,000. What if you are able to do more? UTME registration for 2014 has officially begun. There is enough time to make money from this. To set-up a registration centre you’ll need: At least a computer with internet facility Registered business name JAMB authorised registration centre licence Once you avail yourself with the minimum requirements listed above. You are good to start registering students and making money. Another added advantage added to this is: JAMB will list your registration centre and address on their website for candidates closer to you to locate you. this is a great opportunity for those who are interested on how to make money here in Nigeria. The secret is that the earlier you start, the more the money you make. Dont fail to visit my other blogs for more info and tutorials GISTITUP.BLOGSPOT.COM www.tutoriazone.blogspot.com www.movedmountain.blogspot.com www.sokanews.blogspot.com www.freecheatzone.blogspot.com ENJOY

MEET THE CO-FOUNDERS OF AFRICAS HOTTEST MOBILE APP-2GO

South Africa’s tech scene is bursting with success stories of tech start-ups. One of the seemingly underplayed successes is 2go, a mobile social network spreading across Africa. Growing rapidly with up to 50,000 sign ups daily, the company has more than 20 million active users in Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya. Nigeria should really learn from south Africa in entrepreneurial development. Here is the success story of this great gentlemen Here is the chat extract with the co-founders Alan Wolff and Ashley Peters, on the success of the mobile app, which is said to have over 9 million active users – several million more than Facebook in Nigeria. VA: Let’s go to the very beginning. What prompted the creation of 2go? MXit had been doing impressively well in the South African market. Why another mobile app? 2go: We were Computer Science students who were hungry to use our software development knowledge to make something, which people would actually use. We thought we could offer something fresh with a few compelling features (text colour changing, profile pictures, a good user interface). It sounded like a fun idea and we thought it had potential, so we began working hard on it. VA: How much was the initial investment to set up 2go in the beginning? 2go: We spent hardly anything on getting the project off the ground. We worked out of our (parents’) houses and we did all the programming ourselves. We hosted our server on our friend’s Internet line. VA: And it began with how many staff? 2go: There were four of us in total initially. Two of the other team members decided to focus on academics and left the company in 2008. Ashley and Alan continued working aggressively on it while studying at the same time. VA: What is the company’s current workforce strength? 2go: The company has less than 10 people in total but we are trying hard to expand our technical team. We are proud of having a small team supporting one of the largest networks in Africa with over 20 million users. VA: One of the major challenges stifling the emergence of innovative tech start-ups has been undercapitalization, but 2go has grown without sourcing for a penny from venture capital funds. How was this achieved? 2go: In 2008/2009 we spoke to venture capitalists and potential investors but they were unresponsive. We planned on spending the capital we wanted on building a good technical team. Since we couldn’t raise capital we had to learn how to rapidly develop the product, make the company profitable and scale the technical infrastructure ourselves. VA: It is interesting that 2go, a South African product, really took off in Nigeria. Your team strategically targeted the market, carrying out surveys, research and tailoring the App to feedbacks from Nigeria. Why the Nigerian market? 2go: We had Nigeria as a viable market in our minds since 2009. The telecommunications market in Nigeria was growing massively and it was obvious to us that if we could provide them with a cheap and effective way to communicate and socialise online, we would succeed. Feature phones are also very popular in Nigeria and we had gained expertise at developing a great user experience on such handsets. We therefore decided to try and grow the product in Nigeria. VA: 2go solicits feedbacks from users and applies some of the resulting suggestions. Which idea or suggestion from the 2go community would you say has helped the platform most? 2go: Users giving feedback on technical issues that they experience have been invaluable. There hasn’t been one single idea which has helped the platform the most. We’ve implemented many ideas and collectively they have contributed to the application’s user experience. VA: Looking into the future, what is the expansion plan for 2go? 2go: Our user experience can be improved even further and we are starting to look towards offering extra features for smartphones. We will continue to grow the network rapidly and to new heights. VA: So has any Tech giant stepped forward with an acquisition proposal? 2go: No. We have been approached by investors but getting acquired is not something we think about at the moment. We are experiencing rapid growth so I don’t believe the timing for an acquisition would be right, although we may look at expansion capital in the future. VA: What advice or success tip do you have for the aspiring young African tech entrepreneurs out there? 2go: Work hard, learn from your mistakes, do not give up and remain positive – let your passion drive you to continue when things get tough!

THE FASTEST WAY TO RETRIEVE YOUR LOST 2GO PASSWORD

It’s quite easy to retrieve forgotten 2go password back without MUCH WORK. To retrieve your 2g0 password, you need to have at least 30Naira on your mobile phone and then send a sms with the words ’2go pin’ to 32120. Remember to send the SMS from the number you signed up with. That’s all! Keep 2GOing

Hon. Patrick Obahiagbon Blows Grammar On The ASUU Strike 2013

Hon. Patrick Obahiagbon never fails to amaze us with his grammatically inclined words. Read what he said on the current ASUU strike issue battling higher institutions in the country; “This ASUU strike is a miasma of a deprecable apothesis of an hemorrhaging plutocracy, cascadinly oozing into a maladorous excresence of mobocracy. With all tarmangant ossifying proclivities of a kakistocracy, our knowledgia centura is enveloped in a paraphlegic crinkum crankum. Therefore, ASUU, cest in dejavu, dejavu peret ologomabia

LATEST ON ASUU STRIKE 2013

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) may call off its five-month strike. The unions national executive council (NEC) has been on two days of marathon secret meeting whih started yesterday at an undisclosed venue in Kano. Eye witnesses who visited Bayero University Kano (BUK) old campus, observed that vehicles belonging to Usman Danfodio University, Kaduna State University, Ambrose Ali University and the University of Ibadan, among others were parked at the premises. However, it was learnt shortly after that all the officials who are assembled at the venue boarded a bus, which conveyed them to an undisclosed venue for the crucial meeting. As at the time of filing this report, the meeting was still in progress, while efforts to contact some of the officials for an update failed as they all switched off their handsets. It was however learnt that the latest news on asuu strike 2013 is that there are strong indications that the strike may be called off today (Saturday). According to our investigation, asuu latest news is that some of the NEC officials claimed ignorance of such an alleged meeting, just as it also learnt that it may be an adhoc meeting for the preparation of grounds for the proper NEC meeting. However, it would be recalled that ASUU embarked on the strike five months ago, due to the failure of the Federal Government to implement the 2009 agreement it reached with the union. The crisis between the Federal Government and ASUU has been lingering for quite some time as both parties failed to reach a compromise. This is the latest on asuu strike update/ asuu strike news. Keep visiting the blog for latest news on asuu strike.

THE LATEST MTN FREE BROWSING CHEAT

Do you need free browsing cheat for browsing, here, I am going to expose the latest free browsing In Nigeria which is actually the mtn free browsing secret. This you can use to browse on your browser such as uc browser, opera browser and virtually all web browsers and internet browsers. Follow these steps and get yours; Step 1 Grab your sim card, then migrate to MTN PAYGO plan by sending 400 TO 131 or by dialling * 400# Step 2 make sure there’s no money on it oh, then you dial * 123* 878# please note that you are going to get an error message like try again ... But you’ve got to just bone that one and continue the magic Step 3 1. Now recharge d sim with 100 Naira, 2. Send MTN 1 GB to 131 3. Immediately After Sending it, (don’t wait for reply) switch off your phone, remove the battery, then insert the battery and switch on your phone 4. Then quickly send 104 to 131 you’ll receive a message that you're welcome to MTN 10mb per day data plan but hey, bone! You have successfully credited your account with 1 GB. Now to check your balance, kindly use * 559# NOTE; don’t try to check it by sending 2 to 131 or by using * 123* 4* 4 # oh, this trick is Free for use and it has been tested and confirmed working at the time of post. For more, call me on 08148256505 or visit the following blogs: www.gistitup.blogspot.com www.freeinternet4u.blogspot.com www.tutoriazone.blogspot.com www.movedmountain.blogspot.com www.sokanews.blogspot.com www.freecheatzone.blogspot.com we will all make it to the top!

The Ten Commandments To Follow In Life

Try to understand the deeper meaning¬ They are like the ten commandments to follow in life all of the time! 1] Prayer is not a "spare wheel" that you pull out when in trouble, but it is a "steering wheel" that directs the right path throughout the journey. 2] So why is a Car's WINDSHIELD so large & the Rear View Mirror so small? Because our PAST is not as important as our FUTURE. So, Look Ahead and Move on. 3] Friendship is like a BOOK. It takes a few minutes to burn, but it takes years to write. 4] All things in life are temporary. If going well, enjoy it, they will not last forever. If going wrong, don't worry, they can't last long either. 5] Old Friends are Gold! New Friends are Diamond! If you get a Diamond, don't forget the Gold! Because to hold a Diamond, you always need a Base of Gold! 6] Often when we lose hope and think this is the end, GOD smiles from above and says, "Relax, sweetheart, it's just a bend, not the end! 7] When GOD solves your problems, you have faith in HIS abilities; when GOD doesn't solve your problems HE has faith in your abilities. 8] A blind person asked St. Anthony: "Can there be anything worse than losing eye sight?" He replied: "Yes, losing your vision!" 9] When you pray for others, God listens to you and blesses them, and sometimes, when you are safe and happy, remember that someone has prayed for you. 10] WORRYING does not take away tomorrow's TROUBLES, it takes away today's PEACE. Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly. Leave the rest to God.