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John Akerele @johnakerele (22) • Lagos, Nigeria 23 Jun 18

Growing up in a country like Nigeriia, we were used to going to school and getting our certificate for white collar jobs and as such no one was interested in doing online business because of the perceived mindset of fraud. So i...

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Diana @johnakerele Yes. If we work hard.

26 Jun 18

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John Akerele @johnakerele (22) • Lagos, Nigeria 23 Jun 18

Growing up in a country like Nigeriia, we were used to going to school and getting our certificate for white collar jobs and as such no one was interested in doing online business because of the perceived mindset of fraud. So i...

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Lena Kovadlo @johnakerele Swagbucks is not available for everyone. Your country may not be eligible. What I do there that earns me the most is surveys. And sometimes if I need to buy something online I do it through swagbucks because that earns me a lot of points,...

25 Jun 18

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John Akerele @johnakerele (22) • Lagos, Nigeria 23 Jun 18

Growing up in a country like Nigeriia, we were used to going to school and getting our certificate for white collar jobs and as such no one was interested in doing online business because of the perceived mindset of fraud. So i...

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staplotick @johnakerele you try and tell us your success story. Good luck

25 Jun 18

John Akerele @johnakerele (22) • Lagos, Nigeria 23 Jun 18

Growing up in a country like Nigeriia, we were used to going to school and getting our certificate for white collar jobs and as such no one was interested in doing online business because of the perceived mindset of fraud. So i...

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Jane @johnakerele thank-you friend :)

25 Jun 18

John Akerele @johnakerele (22) • Lagos, Nigeria 23 Jun 18

Growing up in a country like Nigeriia, we were used to going to school and getting our certificate for white collar jobs and as such no one was interested in doing online business because of the perceived mindset of fraud. So i...

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Jessa Bumagat @johnakerele you're welcome

24 Jun 18

John Akerele @johnakerele (22) • Lagos, Nigeria 23 Jun 18

Growing up in a country like Nigeriia, we were used to going to school and getting our certificate for white collar jobs and as such no one was interested in doing online business because of the perceived mindset of fraud. So i...

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Jane @johnakerele thanks friend, they must be good system

24 Jun 18

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John Akerele @johnakerele (22) • Lagos, Nigeria 23 Jun 18

Growing up in a country like Nigeriia, we were used to going to school and getting our certificate for white collar jobs and as such no one was interested in doing online business because of the perceived mindset of fraud. So i...

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paigea @johnakerele I do not work online at all. I just have met people who do their work at home. A friend was able to do her secretary job partly at home. Her employer was the school board. Some editors work from home. Our financial advisor works from his home...

23 Jun 18

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