CANDY CRUSH SAGA REQUESTS

Many of my friends are crushing on this popular game. I've played it on my Android phone before but had to uninstall it, it's too addictive for me to manage.

The App developers are so smart they make you run out of life but you can easily request for extra life from a Facebook friend that have at any time before  played the game.

Why?
To keep you perpetually glued to the game. Even when you don't want to play, a friend's life request that comes through Facebook notification is a good bait.

H2i Compensation and How it Works

H2i is an acronym for Helping Hands International and it is a people empowerment NGO that runs on Network Marketing to achieve its aims. H2i came into Africa through Nigeria in Dec 2013 and today, countless millionaires have been made on the platform of the Organization. People from Every corner of Africa are emerging Financial Giants by the reason of what H2i is doing. H2i has become a household name in Nigeria and spreading like wild fire to other African countries.
This is how the stages work. No buying, no selling. Just referrals.

Your Dream OR Your Excuses

One Must Die: Your Dream OR Your Excuses

In a couple of days, we'll be done with the first half of 2017
1st half of the year will be forever gone.
What did you propose to do in 2017? What did you promise yourself to accomplish in January? You don't want to fold your arms and watch 2017 slip away like that again.
Yes I may not know how hard it is for you but please... C'mon!

Are You Really Earning from This H2i?

People often ask me this question:

"Are you really earning from this your H2i Network?"

LOL! So this looks like an extra-curricular activity?
My answer are in these...

How You Now Earn a Quarter of your 2014 salary

If you live and work in Nigeria as a salary earner before Buhari became the President and your salary has not tripled, then your salary has invariably reduced by about 75%. Wait now...

THE ANALOGY:
If before 2015 you were earning N39,500 when $1 was N165 that means you're earning $300.
If in 2017 you're still earning N39,500 when $1 has risen to about N395 then you earn just $100 per month.