Comments on: Nigerian Infopreneurs And The Burden Of Integrity http://naijaecash.com/nigerian-infopreneurs-and-the-burden-of-integrity/ Nigerian Entrepreneurs Make Money Online | Small Business Owner Survival Tips Fri, 12 Mar 2010 07:24:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Make Money Online, Promote Local Small Scale Businesses! | Nigerian Entrepreneur - NaijaEcash http://naijaecash.com/nigerian-infopreneurs-and-the-burden-of-integrity/comment-page-1/#comment-1305 Make Money Online, Promote Local Small Scale Businesses! | Nigerian Entrepreneur - NaijaEcash Sat, 08 Nov 2008 13:33:58 +0000 http://naijaecash.com/?p=222#comment-1305 [...] PayPal. (You can collect local cheque or physical cash, if that makes you really comfortable as a Naija Infopreneur!). Those local small scale business owners will love you for helping them promote their business to [...] [...] PayPal. (You can collect local cheque or physical cash, if that makes you really comfortable as a Naija Infopreneur!). Those local small scale business owners will love you for helping them promote their business to [...]

]]> By: IfeOluwa http://naijaecash.com/nigerian-infopreneurs-and-the-burden-of-integrity/comment-page-1/#comment-1202 IfeOluwa Sat, 27 Sep 2008 10:44:50 +0000 http://naijaecash.com/?p=222#comment-1202 @NaijaEcash You have really said your piece. The day of reckoning will definitely come for those 'fake'/dubious infopreneurs who have nothing to offer. Though I have not attended any of Dr. Ojeagbase seminars, I have heard lot about him. You have taken your time to reply Matt, so no need creating a post here again. I see REAL Naija Infopreneurs emerging soon. IfeOluwas last blog post..<a href="http://nairablog.com/2008/08/popularity-among-bloggers-is-it-more.html" rel="nofollow">Popularity among bloggers - Is it more money?</a> @NaijaEcash
You have really said your piece. The day of reckoning will definitely come for those ‘fake’/dubious infopreneurs who have nothing to offer. Though I have not attended any of Dr. Ojeagbase seminars, I have heard lot about him.
You have taken your time to reply Matt, so no need creating a post here again.
I see REAL Naija Infopreneurs emerging soon.

IfeOluwas last blog post..Popularity among bloggers – Is it more money?

]]> By: izu mou http://naijaecash.com/nigerian-infopreneurs-and-the-burden-of-integrity/comment-page-1/#comment-1200 izu mou Thu, 25 Sep 2008 14:11:27 +0000 http://naijaecash.com/?p=222#comment-1200 @Naija Ecash You posted my mind. Nigerian infoprenures are successful, don't mind the fake ones, anywhere there is 12, there must be a Judas. Sunny Obazu Ojeagbase is the pillar of internet marketing in Nigeria. He has contributed a lot and is worth rewarding. He is a man of integrity. There are also some guys that have transferred their yahoo-yahoo tactics to infoprenures,they are every where mainly in online forums, looking for some newbies (who are their prey to devour). I cannot control myself when one guy I have not know before (though he said he knew me) dropped into my office and bring a complaint on how he bought an e-book which turns to be rubbish. Is this an encouragement to our youths who wants to leave their Yahoo-Yahoo deals and turn to online marketing. I don't wish to make much post here,only that you posted my mind. I think that the simple answer to this is the ever hearing IMAN (but I don't know the plans of the guys behind this, if it is a social group or a categorical association) @ Matt I wonder if you are a Nigerian,why do you have these negetive mindset about Nigeria?Though you have your point but you are too negetive about Nigeria. @Oga Toye Glad to see you here. @Naija Ecash
You posted my mind. Nigerian infoprenures are successful, don’t mind the fake ones, anywhere there is 12, there must be a Judas. Sunny Obazu Ojeagbase is the pillar of internet marketing in Nigeria. He has contributed a lot and is worth rewarding. He is a man of integrity. There are also some guys that have transferred their yahoo-yahoo tactics to infoprenures,they are every where mainly in online forums, looking for some newbies (who are their prey to devour). I cannot control myself when one guy I have not know before (though he said he knew me) dropped into my office and bring a complaint on how he bought an e-book which turns to be rubbish. Is this an encouragement to our youths who wants to leave their Yahoo-Yahoo deals and turn to online marketing. I don’t wish to make much post here,only that you posted my mind. I think that the simple answer to this is the ever hearing IMAN (but I don’t know the plans of the guys behind this, if it is a social group or a categorical association)

@ Matt
I wonder if you are a Nigerian,why do you have these negetive mindset about Nigeria?Though you have your point but you are too negetive about Nigeria.

@Oga Toye
Glad to see you here.

]]> By: Toye http://naijaecash.com/nigerian-infopreneurs-and-the-burden-of-integrity/comment-page-1/#comment-1186 Toye Mon, 22 Sep 2008 07:54:35 +0000 http://naijaecash.com/?p=222#comment-1186 1. I think Matt's comment is totally out of place. It does not address the topic of the blogger's post. And what the heck. I have been scammed of $4,200 by a registered American Company. 2. Back to the post. I share the blogger's sentiments. I was a student of Dr. Ojeagbase in 2002 and what I see today is different from what he taught us. As events continue to unfold I foresee a day of reckoning. Our people seem to have sold their conscience and shame for money. 1. I think Matt’s comment is totally out of place. It does not address the topic of the blogger’s post. And what the heck. I have been scammed of $4,200 by a registered American Company.

2. Back to the post. I share the blogger’s sentiments. I was a student of Dr. Ojeagbase in 2002 and what I see today is different from what he taught us. As events continue to unfold I foresee a day of reckoning. Our people seem to have sold their conscience and shame for money.

]]> By: admin http://naijaecash.com/nigerian-infopreneurs-and-the-burden-of-integrity/comment-page-1/#comment-1175 admin Sat, 20 Sep 2008 08:30:31 +0000 http://naijaecash.com/?p=222#comment-1175 @Yomi I admire your courage in calling a spade a spade. Telling lies to defraud people is no MARKETING! It is FRAUD. That guy is a cheat and a shame to this nation. @Matt Thanks for visiting and bearing your mind. I have a few things to say in response to your comment. First, there is no nation that can boast that it doesn't have SCAMMERS. Any individual can decide to be HONEST or FRAUDULENT. Talking about scam, I have received several SCAM letters from outside Nigeria, but that doesn't make me label those country. Nigeria as a nation has not scammed anybody. So the nation cannot be held accountable for the atrocity of some black-sheep. Upon close examination, majority of those black sheep actually learned their trade outside the shore of the country. Talking about building CREDIBILITY, it starts from HERE and it starts NOW! If I tell you the truth, I am building my CREDIBILITY in the online community. Take the example of YOMI who has the first comment. I have more respect for him because he refuse to continue relating with someone he has found to be wanting in character. If we choose to tell the truth and expose lies, the FRAUDULENT ones in our midst will have a tougher time succeeding in their fraudulent activities. @Yomi
I admire your courage in calling a spade a spade. Telling lies to defraud people is no MARKETING! It is FRAUD. That guy is a cheat and a shame to this nation.

@Matt
Thanks for visiting and bearing your mind. I have a few things to say in response to your comment.

First, there is no nation that can boast that it doesn’t have SCAMMERS. Any individual can decide to be HONEST or FRAUDULENT.

Talking about scam, I have received several SCAM letters from outside Nigeria, but that doesn’t make me label those country. Nigeria as a nation has not scammed anybody. So the nation cannot be held accountable for the atrocity of some black-sheep. Upon close examination, majority of those black sheep actually learned their trade outside the shore of the country.

Talking about building CREDIBILITY, it starts from HERE and it starts NOW!

If I tell you the truth, I am building my CREDIBILITY in the online community. Take the example of YOMI who has the first comment. I have more respect for him because he refuse to continue relating with someone he has found to be wanting in character.

If we choose to tell the truth and expose lies, the FRAUDULENT ones in our midst will have a tougher time succeeding in their fraudulent activities.

]]> By: Matt | Small Business Entrepreneur http://naijaecash.com/nigerian-infopreneurs-and-the-burden-of-integrity/comment-page-1/#comment-1169 Matt | Small Business Entrepreneur Sat, 20 Sep 2008 00:09:50 +0000 http://naijaecash.com/?p=222#comment-1169 There are so many scams coming out of Nigeria (who hasn't "won" the Nigerian lottery?) where do you even begin to build credibility? Matt There are so many scams coming out of Nigeria (who hasn’t “won” the Nigerian lottery?) where do you even begin to build credibility?

Matt

]]> By: Yomi http://naijaecash.com/nigerian-infopreneurs-and-the-burden-of-integrity/comment-page-1/#comment-1162 Yomi Fri, 19 Sep 2008 15:30:30 +0000 http://naijaecash.com/?p=222#comment-1162 Great post! A few years back, I parted ways with one such "infopreneur". I was in his office when he was putting up an advert on his website. In the ad, he mentioned that he had made "millions" on the internet. At the time (and till date), his office was a one-shop outfit, he was driving a very used car, and though I had made more money than he had on the internet, I could not honestly say that I had made "millions". He attempted to defend himself by saying it was just "marketing". That was it for me. I won't be associated with such "marketing". Time will tell. Great post!

A few years back, I parted ways with one such “infopreneur”. I was in his office when he was putting up an advert on his website. In the ad, he mentioned that he had made “millions” on the internet. At the time (and till date), his office was a one-shop outfit, he was driving a very used car, and though I had made more money than he had on the internet, I could not honestly say that I had made “millions”.

He attempted to defend himself by saying it was just “marketing”. That was it for me. I won’t be associated with such “marketing”.

Time will tell.

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