African Journal of People, Places & Events - AJPPE

01/10/2021

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION:

What is Android?

ANSWER:

An Android is a noun, a verb and an adjective - all in one.

As a Noun:
Firstly, Android is a name of an incorporated company based in California which was later acquired in 2005 by Google with fully patented rights and privileges.

Secondly, an Android is a product - a micro chip usually embedded within the operating system of a device - phone, tablet or TV for seamless and effortless browsing experience. It is otherwise known as a smartphone!

As a Verb:
An Android is a remarkable source of capacity building, enterprise development and modern means of empowerment for the millennial youth.

As an Adjective:
An Android qualifies as a liberator or an emancipator from the shackles of poverty. Android is an opportunity enabler. It's a world class market place without entry or exit barriers.

In Conclusion:
Most of us are prospective and walking millionaires if we know the potential and the hidden amount of wealth within the Android phones that we carry about.

It is quite unbelievable that our usage of Android phones is limited to text messaging, calls and social media arguments.

Android a.k.a Smartphone device is much more than that. It is a marketplace. A gateway to the internet, wealth and prosperity.

With smartphone, it is practically possible for us to participate in e-commerce regardless of time, place and condition.

With the aid of a smartphone, we can convert our ideas, researches and inventions into digital and downloadable products for sales, marketing and promotion to earn fees, bonuses, commissions and royalties.

The MD/CEO of Google is terribly sick, saaaad and heart-broken to see majority of Android users in the 3rd world countries still living in the state of abject poverty obliviously of the potentials of Android phones.

28/09/2021

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION:

What's the relationship between money and excuses?

ANSWER:

None!

Money abhors excuses. And for that reason, the duo travel in opposite directions.

According to Oxford Dictionary, excuse means "to defend, explain or make justification for exemption."

Excuse is "an explanation for absence or failure to keep a promise."

Napoleon Hills concludes that "no one can have them both."

25/09/2021

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION:

What's the prospect of e-commerce in Nigeria?

ANSWER:

As at today, the Nigerian e-commerce sector is estimated at a total market worth of $25 billion US dollar.

By 2025, it's being projected by Financial Times that it will be worth $50 Billion US dollars.

Regardless of people's doubt, fear and suspicion about anything and everything online, we have only two choices:

1. We either join the e-commerce wagon (African Web Project) to maximize the potential to our economic advantage. Or;

2. Watch the e-commerce wagon takes off without us.

Why do we want to keep losing out in the e-Commerce sector when we can conveniently position ourselves to take advantage of the market?

15/08/2021

Be seen. Be heard. Be noticed.

08/07/2021

Be seen. He heard. Be noticed.

Your visibility and popularity is your currency in the 21st Century.

09/10/2018

ACHIEVING PERSONAL SECURITY AND NATIONAL PEACE

09/10/2018

A Brief Profile on Prof. Armstrong Matiu Adejo (KSM) Armstrong Matiu Adejo got his PhD in January 1992 and joined Benue State University in December, 1992 and rose through the ranks to become a full Professor in October 2004 with special interest in Diplomatic History. He became the Head of Departme...

09/10/2018

Meet Kabiru Isah -The Humble Go-getter at Urgent Motors Nigeria Ltd,Kaduna! Kabiru Isah was born on the 11th March,1989, at Sabo-Gari,Tundun -Wada,Kaduna to the family Alh. Abubakar Ibrahim,father, and Mallama Maimunah Isah,mother. He began his education at Local Government Education Authority (LGEA...

03/10/2018

CRISISOLOGY AND THE DYNAMICS OF CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT By Professor Ada Okau Dean Faculty of Social Sciences Kogi State University Anyigba 5th May, 2015 Introduction Propounded by Vernon Rupert Grant and promoted by Muhammad Sani Isa, the President of the Society for Safety and Crisis Management (SS...

22/09/2018

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06/08/2018

*ESCAPE FROM POVERTY: THE CRYPTO WAY!*

I have never for once made any pretence of my poverty stricken background. I was born poor. My father died poor. My Mum is poor. All my brothers and sisters are poor. My paternal and maternal uncles and aunts are not exception.

I have never had a millionaire friend. All my friends are poor. The friends of my friends are also poor. The parents, brothers, sisters, uncles and aunts of my friends are also poor!

I live in a poor neighborhood. My neighbours are poor. My neighbour's neighbours are also poor. I know they eat, drink and where their children go to school on a poor scale.

If you think yours is anything better, when was the last time you personally visited hospital for medical check up with at least 50K in your pocket - just to have your kidney, heart, liver and intestines examined? To find out your blood, sugar and cholesterol levels even without falling sick? This is poor-ver-titudinal!

The over all balance sheet of this calamitous lifestyle is the consequential development of mental limitation. We doubt, hesitate and procrastinate at every given life changing opportunity. We complain, criticise and rationalise at all times. We missed opportunity after opportunity. We form self-righteousness - claiming money is the root of all evils (whereas it's the lack).

Ladies and gentlemen, breaking away from the shackles of poverty requires a conscious, determined and calculated efforts and programming. I'm deeply concerned and committed to ending this vicious poverty circle. And that is why I'm developing and championing the campaign tagged *'Zero Kobo Down: 1,000 Millionaires in 1,000 Days'.*

In the days ahead, I'm going to unveil a never-before-seen master plan to break away from the shackles of poverty within 1,000 days with Zero Kobo Down leveraging on *AJPPE/Crypto Currency* technology. I therefore, wish to sincerely and respectfully call on one and all to stay tuned.

It is said that "many were called but few were chosenth". That is why I only want to invest my resources (time, money, energy) to communicate with people like you that have the potential to embrace the truth.

Thank you for your time.

*Financially Yours,*

* Isa*
Publisher/Managing Consultant
African Journal of People, Places & Events.