Wednesday, May 18, 2011

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Monday, February 21, 2011

tips to make money on the internet

 Get unlimited streams of income online by doing legitimate online stuffs. make money even while you are sleeping. There is no limit to you income. This will surely be a good step to financial freedom


99% of offers you see on the internet today are scams. You do not have to offer any thing to anybody to start your online business.

The only things you need to do are

    * Determine your passion and area of specialization
    * Get adequate training on the field
    * Design a blog or website using free tools
    * Provide original fascinating content that drives traffic to your site
    * Monetize your websites using adequate media such as Google adsense, Affiliate marketing, other paid ads stuffs etc
    * Repeat the information below and add/ get more information as you progress in you r online business



If you are looking for a proven legitimate online business, you are at the right place. However, there are a number of things you can do to try and establish whether the opportunity is legitimate or a scam. This is not always easy but it is to your advantage to invest some time in researching the opportunity before parting with any money.

There are thousands of scams on the Internet as well as legitimate online home businesses and for new visitors to the Internet the task of trying to distinguish between the two can be very overwhelming.


Often the scam sites look so attractive and offer such great incomes or rewards that it is hard to believe that it is not legitimate, hence the reason so many people fall prey to the scammers.


So one thing to be wary of is those sites that make huge income claims, like earn $10 000 in your first week or month with an online business. This really is totally unrealistic and if that amount is perhaps fives times your current salary, do you really think it is possible to earn such a huge income in such a short period of time with no prior experience with this type of Internet business?

If the online business opportunity is legitimate then it would

not be unreasonable for somebody who has been in the business for a couple of years to be earning a huge income. But be warned that nearly all the business opportunities on the Internet advertise the income of their top earners who have been working hard for a couple of years. They rarely advertise the income of those just starting out in the business. An online business is like any other business, you will need to work hard at building it up over a period of time to produce a good income.


So then do not get carried away with excitement when you find a Website making such unrealistic income claims. The Internet does not have magical powers to enable us to earn magnificent incomes overnight.


You can do legitimate business like going into

 Google adsense

   1. Paid to read emails
   2. Pay to click programs
   3. Affiliate programs
   4. Reseller programs
   5. Information product marketing
   6. Ad posting jobs
   7. Legitimate High yield investment plans
   8. Freelancing jobs 
   9. Writing article for cash
 10. Forex trading
 11. Football betting, odds etc
 12. transcription etc

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

AFRICA

HAUSA ,THE MOST WIDELY SPOKEN LANGUAGE IN AFRICA
Africa is the second largest continent (after Asia with about four billion people) with a population of close to a billion people (about 888,500,000 approx.  as at 2009). The land of Africa covers about 30,065,000 square kilometers with a total of fifty three countries.
Third world as Africa is popularly called is endowed with various human and natural resources including diverse cultures and languages. Nigeria alone has well over three hundred dialects, two hundred and fifty ethnic groups and around two hundred and fifty languages.
In Africa, the two most spoken languages are English and French while the most widely spoken indigenous language is Hausa. Hausa is spoken by many people in countries like Nigeria, Sudan, Mali, Senegal, e.t.c. with well over One hundred and fifty million people altogether (Hausa speaking people)
Although, there are other popular languages in Africa such as Swahili, berber Igbo, Yoruba, Amharic, Nyanja, Bantu, Ewe, Mina, Wolof, Pulaar, JolaFulani, Ijaw, Tsongo, Ibiobio, Nupe, Tiv Bambara, and Creole. Hausa is the most widely spoken indigenous language.
Please do note that, Hausa is a language as well as a tribe found majorly in West Africa. (This is not to say they are not found elsewhere on African soil and beyond)

A BRIEF HISTORY OF HAUSA SPEAKING PEOPLE IN NIGERIA

It’s very difficult to narrate the history of Hausa speaking people comprehensively in a short chapter of this nature. The Hausa speaking people are mostly found in the Northern state of Nigeria with concentration in Kano, Kaduna and Sokoto states. It must however be noted that it is difficult t trace the true origin of the Hausa people even though many attempts were made by Historians to explain through traditions, their origin. . Whatever the case,  it’s certain that at the present Kano City existed the Capital of n Hausa City bearing the same name. Be that as it may, most traditions and historians have ascribed the origin of the Hausas to the marriage of an old legendary hero, a certain Bayajidda Prince of Baghdad, to a certain pre-historic Queen of Daura and their offspring are said to have founded the authentic Hausa States in northern Nigeria. (Hausa Bakwai).
Going by various traditions, especially of the legend (founder of the seven Hausa states) All Hausa states were founded by desendants of Bayajidda. Biram, the son on Babayiddaby a certain princess of Borno, is said to have resulted into fathering the founders of the remaining dynasties. Historians were limited in their contributions as history can only talk on five of the seven original cities. Namely- Zauzau or Zaria, Daura, Gobin, Katsina and Kano.
It is interesting to note that  beside the legend pertaining to the origin of the original authentic Hausa Bakwai, there is another traditionthat tries to explain the origin of the so called unauthentic Seven Hausa states, namely; Zamfara, Kebbi, Nup[e, Gwari, , Yawuri, Yoruba and Koprocofa.
It is by all means believed that despite these rationalized traditions, the Hausa People seem to have been the result of the arrival and gradual integration of waves of immigrants into indigenous communities which later developed into walled cities of northern Nigeria. As earlier said, Hausa language extends beyond the shores of Africa. There is Hausa service of British Broadcasting corporation (BBC), There is also Hausa News delivered on some Broadcasting service in Asia including Korea.


Hausa language is one of the most widely spoken indigenous languages in Africa.
This piece serves to introduce non Hausa living in Africa and people from other continents of the World (Oceania, Asia, South America, North America, and Europe) to the basics of elementary Hausa Language. However, This Article will be tutored from the Nigerian Hausa background. “The World has now become a global village, lets explore this language called Hausa”

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