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 So yesterday, the Akwa Ibom media community was in uproar after a photo of Mercy Chinwo's husband "Clawing" Banky W, his best man, appeared on social media. Many in Akwa Ibom were confused by this image and wondered why Mercy Chinwo's husband, a Pastor for that matter would display a purportedly well-known cultism greeting sign in public, not just public but also on the day of his wedding. One may now ask; why were the mixed reactions to Chinwo's husband's way of greeting about? Is it meant to be weird even if her pastor spouse belonged to a fraternity (such as Eiye, Buccaneers, Black Axe, Vikings, etc.)? Or is it the fact that he is said to be a pastor? Haven't we seen, heard, or known of many pastors in Nigeria, Akwa Ibom state being devoted members of secret cults who still "Claw/anchor" themselves in events? Of course, being a pastor in Nigeria today is of no great deal. Anyone can become a pastor, and some already have, including cultists, ...

 Nigeria is one of the most populous countries in Africa. It has a population of about 170 million people, which makes it the 42nd most populated country in the world. It is also one of only a few African countries to have a developed economy. Nigeria is known for being home to some of Africa's largest oil reserves and second largest deposits of natural gas in sub-Saharan Africa. Nigeria also has an excellent infrastructure, including an extensive road network, well-developed port facilities, and modern airports. As such, Nigeria has become a hub for international trade in West Africa and beyond. The Nigerian economy is heavily dependent on oil refining exports, with crude oil production accounting for nearly 90% of exports by value in 2017 alone. The country's gross domestic product (GDP) ranked as the fifth highest in Africa that year and was expected to grow at an average rate of 6% per year through 2023 (according to IMF). In this guide, you'll learn how to make money o...

 Do Your Website Visitors Buy Or Bounce? Before you can discover whether your website visitors buy or bounce, you have to know what a bounce is. In terms of SEO and search engines, a bounce is what happens when: A person types a question, term or phrase into a search engine, like Google. Your website appears in the list of the search engine results page (SERP, and yes, that’s a real acronym among SEO aficionados). The person clicks on the link to go to your website. So far, your SEO efforts are paying to drive traffic to your site. The visitor takes a quick look at your landing page and realizes that you don’t have the answer to the question. The visitor hits the Back button, and you’ll likely never see them again. This quick “visit” is called a bounce. Although it still technically counts as a visit to your website, it’s really a bounce that does not further your goal of adding customers and fans. While bounces don’t hurt your website’s rankings in SERPs, they are often point to o...