Making twitter pages profitable

Making twitter pages profitable

Your goal is to create positive virtual experiences on social media. When people come to your page, what happens? What’s the feeling like? Making people feel better goes a long way. You can even massage their ego. The first rule is to clearly define your target audience. Once you have defined that, then research the people they follow on twitter. Find out what type of tweets they retweet. Find out their style of interaction: formal, informal or semi formal.
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I’ll tackle cult-related gang wars in Lagos – CP Fatai Owoseni

I’ll tackle cult-related gang wars in Lagos – CP Fatai Owoseni

We will use this platform to also appeal to the public that when recommending people to join the Police Force during recruitment, also be truthful for God’s sake. There is no Baale or Kabiyesi (traditional rulers) that have ever written on a form to say that this person you want to employ is a troublesome person, some are even assisting them in forging their age to join the Police. You can see that all of us have a hand in some of these things. So people should help us to also get rid of that.

NAFDAC impounds N40m counterfeit drugs in Delta

NAFDAC impounds N40m counterfeit drugs in Delta

National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration and Control, NAFDAC, has impounded assorted counterfeit drugs worth over N40 million in Asaba, Delta State and also apprehended a 32- year-old man suspected to be the owner.

Ojuelegba as a metaphor

Ojuelegba as a metaphor

Late Afro beat maestro, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, means different things to diverse people. While some people see him as a gifted musician, others see him as a social nuisance who lured many unsuspecting people to embrace anti-social ways of life. Many others see Fela as a revolutionary who had a liberating message for his largely naïve and oppressed people.

Those working against Wada don’t mean well — Group

Those working against Wada don’t mean well — Group

Ahead of the September 10, 2015 PDP governorship primary, a political advocacy group, Team Kogi 2016 has called on delegates to secure the future of Kogi PDP through the endorsement of the governor as the party’s candidate.

I have not declared support for Audu — Bello

I have not declared support for Audu — Bello

Alhaji Yahaya Bello, runner-up in the APC governorship primary has distanced himself from a press statement claiming that he had ordered the collapse of his political structure into that of the APC candidate, Prince Abubakar Audu.

The fourth estate: Mass media and tribalism

The fourth estate: Mass media and tribalism

Nigerian media is gradually shaped by sensationalism and simplification: publications appeal to people’s “lower instincts” and this “dumbing down” in which politicians are wiling accomplices as I said last week, is fraught with xenophobia and ethnic claims. I am increasingly worried by the persistent and damning inability to see things for what they are, to be rational and perceive reality without sentiment (or greed), thus perverting Nigerian judgement and the media.

60,000 construction workers lose jobs in 4 months

60,000 construction workers lose jobs in 4 months

Over 60,000 workers in the construction sector have lost their jobs in the past four months, signifying a massive break in infrastructure development, which has been described as unfair on the workers who voted in a Federal Government that promised to protect their interests.

Nigeria still big Market for cloud computing – Opeke

Nigeria still big Market for cloud computing – Opeke

Chief Executive Officer of MainOne Technologies, Ms. Funke Opeke said that with the current 6.8 to 10 percent broadband penetration in Nigeria, the economy still remains a huge market for cloud computing. This was her summation to the chances of cloud computing service providers in playing in the Nigerian IC T market. Her statement was particularly significant on day her company’s data center subsidiary, partnered MDX-i, in launching a new cloud computing based prepaid solution.

Change and its consequences (2)

Change and its consequences (2)

The strength of our national economy has been based on revenues from crude oil sales and there have been significant drops in these revenues in recent times.