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What is a Good Essay Writing Service?

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If you are looking for a good online essay writing service, you probably know how challenging and difficult creating a winning college essay can be. It takes a lot of time. It takes a lot of focus and energy. It takes professional writing skills. 

Thankfully, nowadays you don’t have to do everything on your own. You can go to your browser, open the Google search bar, and type there “help me write my essay cheap for me’’, “buy dissertation now” or anything like that. Of course, you’ll see tons of results in Google. And many companies like RushEssay may seem to be ok. But how do you actually find the best essay writing service that will never let you down? 

That’s why we’ve created this review of Aplusessay.com for you to help you find trustworthy and at the same time affordable and fast paid essay services to meet all your college paper needs. 

Essay Writing Service that Is Recommended and Top Rated by American Students

If you are on the hunt for an A+ essay, a reliable online essay writing service on Aplusessay.com is going to be the best choice for you. And here’s why. 

  • They offer you quick and high-quality assistance with any assignment that may be a reason for your headache. Their academic experts are always willing to go the extra mile to make sure you get the best papers that are well-written, properly researched, have all the needed arguments, and sound concise, convincing, coherent. That is the reason they are called Aplusessay.com. That’s because every time you turn to them for the professional assistance they strive at delivering you an A+ essay that is completely original and matches all your unique requirements. 
  • The reason why they can offer you quick and at the same time 100% professional help without compromising on the quality of essays is that they hire the best writers in the industry from the USA, Australia, Canada, and other English-speaking countries. Each writer is requested to complete an insane amount of tests and quizzes before they are allowed to join the team. This way, the service makes sure you always get the best quality essays you deserve. 
  • With Aplusessay.com, you always get the best bang for your back. That’s why thousands of students choose them as their dedicated online essay service every time they need to get the best essay for their money. Aplusessay.com can boast of 300,000+ successfully completed orders, 12 years of expertise in the industry, and hundreds of positive testimonials from students all across the US and other countries as well. 
  • They offer you free samples to check the quality of their work. So you can make a well-informed decision before y order your essay online from them and start using their services. Free samples are available in many disciplines. Free free to ask their support team to send them to your email. Just take into account that you are not allowed to use these essay examples in your own work. That’s because these essays are already used and probably are in the Turnitin database. So your tutor will find that easily and accuse you of plagiarism. Not a great situation to be in, right? Instead, ask pros from Aplusessay.com for expert essay help. And forget about your essay writing headache once and for all. 
  • Most trusted and reliable essay writing service on the web. Why should you trust them? They don’t ask you to take their words for granted. Though their great testimonials and the number of successful order can speak for themselves, on top of that Aplusessay.com offers you a solid package of awesome guarantees. That’s not what all the lame essay writing services can do. Experts at Aplusessay.com are so sure and confident in their expertise that they have nothing to worry about. Every time they offer you a money-back guarantee, they mean it. And 97% of students never ask for it once they receive a matchless essay from them that deserves the best score and praise from their tutors. 
  • Really reasonable prices. To knock you off the fence, Aplusessay.com has the most reasonable prices for you in the industry. Be it a college essay, research paper, or a lengthy dissertation they can offer you really cheap prices for their top-notch writing assistance. Many freebies and cool discounts are available as well. If you want to make the prices even more pocket-friendly, just make sure you always place your orders in advance, not at the last moment. In this case, the prices are going to be even cheaper than usual.  

So now you know a lot about Aplusessay.com and how they work. Isn’t it a high time to give it a shot and see how it is going to work for you? 

Week 16 Session

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Notes: None Tekedia LIVE  Wed | 7pm – 8pm | Cloud Computing Strategy for SMEs, Startups – Oyaje Idoko, CEO, Layer3  | Zoom link Thur | 12noon – 1pm | Sustainability Innovation  – Temitayo Ade-Peters, CEO, We For Good  Ndubuisi Ekekwe| Zoom Link Sat | 7pm – 8pm | Recession Playbook, General – Ndubuisi Ekekwe | […]

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WFG Closure Session

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Notes: Tekedia is offering a 50% discount to current co-learners for Edition 4 (you pay N25k or $70) or 2021 annual package (N50k or $140).Register here. From Saturday (Nov 28), please email tekedia@fasmicro.com for your certificate. Tekedia Live  Wed | 7pm – 8pm | Cloud Computing Strategy for SMEs, Startups – Oyaje Idoko, CEO, Layer3  […]

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Western Union Buys 15% Stake in Saudi Telecom’s Digital Payment Unit

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Western Union, a leader in cross-border, cross-currency money movement, has acquired a 15% stake in the digital payment unit of Saudi Arabia’s STC Group for $200 million, Reuters reported.

The move follows the trend of digital payment that is threatening the leading position of the world’s largest transfer firm in the money transfer services.

Western Union hopes the 5 billion riyals ($1.3 billion) will pave the way for its long-term expansion plans, according to Saudi Arabia’s largest telecoms operator.

Mohammed bin Khalid Abdullah Al Faisal, STC Group chairman said the investment reflected the company’s position as a “digital enabler”. He said the deal created the first “Saudi unicorn and the first fintech unicorn in the Middle East”.

Western Union has been caught up in the rising wave of fintech, and Saudi Arabia’s push to reduce dependence on cash opened the way for the cash transfer company to expand further its space in the digital payment world.

STC said its stc pay unit is the first licensed fintech company by the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority, the Saudi central bank, and has more than 4.5 million users.

STC Pay is a financial company that launched a digital wallet mobile application in 2018. The e-platform provides digital and financial services to individuals and companies, and facilitates financial transactions and payments.

The evolution of fintech is threatening the dominion of money transfer companies like Western Union and Moneygram, forcing them to embrace alternate payment systems. Western Union is therefore looking to grab more space in the digital transfer industry, and a move to the oil rich Saudi Arabia sets the path rolling.

The company has been widening its partnership with web and mobile wallets platforms as an alternative to dwindling banks transfer model.

In March, Western Union teamed up with Thunes, a cross-border payments network for emerging markets, to send funds directly into mobile wallets around the world.

It’s part of Western Union’s push to grab more market share through financial inclusion on a global scale.

“We are continuously expanding and enhancing our account payout portfolio, providing customers with multiple payout options including bank accounts, cards or mobile wallets,” said Sobia Rahman, Global Head of Account Payout Network for Western Union. “Our goal is to make digital money transfer services more accessible, with a specific focus on enabling mobile transactions.”

While there has been a proliferation of fintech platforms, it lacks a global unified payment system that will enable financial transactions across continents. It is a friction that the Western Union is trying to solve with its global network, and counting on to maintain its lead in the market.

The money transfer company is operational in over 75 countries, and has a global network of four billion accounts and wallets across 100 countries, in addition to a vast agent retail network in 200 countries and territories, according to its website.

Western Union’s digital payment services, so far capture all the top 20 of the world’s primary remittance sending countries ranked by the World Bank. The company’s global account and wallet payout network covers the world’s major remittance receiving countries.

With its dominance, the company is focusing on partnership with existing and emerging fintech companies to expand its financial services. Part of its goal is to reach those who lack access to traditional financial services, by connecting them to alternative payment solutions, such as mobile wallets.

Nigeria Is In Recession, What Can We Do Now?

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Nigerian president and vice president

Nigeria is now in recession, a period of general decline in economic activity resulting in a business cycle contraction. In other words, since our population rate continues to rise when our economic output has seasonally dropped, it means, on average, everyone is getting poorer. No one can honestly blame the government for this particular recession; it is an asymmetric attack from the coronavirus pandemic, and Nigeria fell just like many other countries.

During recession, a government has some tools which can be classified into monetary and fiscal tools. These tools affect interest rates, foreign currency exchange, and many other factors. By reducing interest rates, borrowing money by companies becomes cheaper, and if other things are largely equal, they can invest more. 

And if they do invest, it means they can hire more people, and pay them wages. With more money in the pockets of people, consumption can rise, and with higher consumption, and associated further economic activities, you can create a virtuoso circle that will make it possible for the economy to get out of recession. That is done while making sure that inflation does not become the order of the day.

Higher liquidity is very critical here. That liquidity is to get people and companies to spend. In the U.S., they even send everyone free money to jumpstart the economy via spending. Of course, Nigeria does not have that liberty. 

Government can just print money and start spending it. If that happens, it could kickstart the economy. It could also decide to lower tax so that companies will keep their money and possibly spend it.  That spending can lead to more investments, triggering a circle where more economic activities could be kickstarted. Of course lowering tax may have its challenges when you want to remove it. Also, printing money for massive expansion of the budget and running deficits could lead to inflation.

This is my question: what options do you think Nigeria has now?

(Personally, my call is to inject liquidity in productive endeavors, not spending money on the typical non leverageable things like expanding bureaucracy. An example of productive things would be making cheaper funds available to businesses and building critical infrastructures.)

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While growing up, I read a lot of agendas from different levels of our government; 10 point agenda, 3 point agenda, 16 point Agenda etc. Today I have just 5 point Agenda:

1. Nigeria should organise a national Hackathons, business incubation programs, select 50-100 business from it and fund them. Preference should be given to logistics and agric businesses as they have capacity to employ many. This should be done qauterly, it will put us in the sight of foreign investors.

2. Infuse Capacity in existing businesses by retraining the workforce, so many will find groundbreaking solutions by themselves. Preference should be given to the creative and entertainment industry. Many people make a living by hosting podcast, being social media influencers, writing, acting, etc. Our youths are already inclined that way, let’s add structure to it.

3. Privatise government agencies by selling it to citizens in form of shares and franchises. I will buy a NIPOST Franchise. All these will cause repatriation of funds from Nigerians abroad and give them an opportunity to put their money where their mouth is.

4. Put money in the hands of people by structuring financial packages in partnership with telcos instead of banks. Telcos know our money habits more than our banks.

5. Reduce the cost of governance. Merge ministries and send sleeping lawmakers home.