Scholarship Note

 I made this video sometime in 2020, not quite sure of the exact date again. I had wanted to organize a blogging class then and planned running paid online ads with the video. I discussed it with a few close friends at that time and we concluded that it wasn’t worth it. - First, the stress of running a group class is usually enormous. - Secondly, the small money you will make from teaching such class can be made in a week or two practicing our high ticket blogging skill. - Thirdly, the people you teach will assume they’re about to do money ritual with blogging and that once they finish learning, thousands of dollars will start flowing to them immediately. They imagine to replicate your own results immediately without remembering the number of years and hard work you’ve put in. - Fourthly and most important at the time, that the space would get saturated and everyone would be doing what we were doing. This was the biggest issue my friends had with the plan and is indeed the biggest ...

 The word “kwechiri” isn’t a mere slogan to me. It’s a principle I adopted many years ago and it’s been magical. The idea of starting a good thing and fighting consistently, against all odds, to succeed at it. This is what most of us need this year. To kwechiri enough in whatever we’re doing. To know that you’ve learnt and waited long enough without taking action. To finally begin the journey and to keep at it. To know that it may be difficult and you may fail momentarily but it’s possible.  That all you desire to accomplish are possible. I remember when I created my first blog in 2017, it wasn’t funny. I blogged for almost a year without earning a paltry $100. I got to the Nigerian Law School same year, I continued to blog, despite the strenuous work load.  Nothing meaningful was coming and it felt like I was wasting my time. I graduated and was called to the Nigerian Bar, I kept on blogging. During Nysc, I blogged all the way. No weavering, no pauses, no retreats. I was...

 Blogging is Not for everyone Good Morning everyone, Its Me Nj speaking, I know many people  understands the title of this Article, Which says,  that “ Blogging is not for everyone” Many people will agree with me on this, While many others would not!  But its Ok, cos everyone is entitled to their opinions, But sometimes, its also good to make sure you already have an experience, relating to the topic at hand, Before giving your opinions about it, instead, its better to just keep quiet, and get to know why, the writer, feels that “Blogging isn't for everyone!” my Name is Nj, i am a professional Blogger, a politician and also a Businessman, and i would love to tell you guys some of my life experience with some Upcoming Bloggers, or rather Wannabe bloggers, who thinks blogging is a get rich quick Job, which has also led them into jumping into the blog business, only to realize, that it isn't as easy or as juicy, as it appears in the public eye, believe me its always app...