Who Want To Be A Millionaire? The Trévo Way

Trévo is a unique and extraordinary dietary supplementary fortified with over 174 of nature’s finest nutraceutical ingredients from around the globe.

Trevo’s success story is anchored on the 3 C's of becoming a millionaire:

·         First C is the Commodity

·         Second C is Community and

·         The Third C is Commission.

You need to create or locate a commodity that must be routed to market place to begin your journey to wealth. Trevo is the power packed commodity on which wealth is built.

We then build a community of consumers around Trevo by inviting others to join us via marketing or advertising.

 Finally Trevo LLC offers mouth-watering commissions to reward your enterprise.

The following steps are necessary for you to be successful on Trevo platform:

1. You need to register and become a member of Trévo LLC with as low as N15,300 only. However I’ll recommend you start with N38,150 enrollment option (See full Enrollment Options and Prices). You would be given 3 big bottles of Trévo- liquid formulae, an affiliated website, an ID number and a welcome package that consists of literature and DVD.

2. Immediately you are registered you start inviting friends, family, acquaintances, neighbors, old school mates etc to Trevo seminars to look into the opportunity for 'additional income'. You become a professional business inviter, getting like minds to see the Trévo opportunity!

3. Build your community of Trévo consumers around the potent and powerful wellness formula- Trévo. You could build your community by just setting a target of 5 people for yourself and encouraging your invitees to do the same. This is illustrated below: 

	You
Generation 1	5
Generation 2	25
Generation 3	125
Generation 4	625
Total	780

From the above table, if everyone get least 5 people to register in your community, you’ll have at least 780 in the 4^th generation.

You automatically becomes a millionaire

·         If 450 of this 780 consumers buy 3 bottles of Trevo monthly

Or

·         If you have 225 of this community buying 6 bottles of Trévo monthly

Or

·         If you have 113 of this community, you have built, buy 12 bottles of Trévo monthly.

It’s that easy!

4. In summary, you would need to register bring in five people, encourage your direct to bring in five. Train them to understand the business, inspire them, work with them and also mentor your team members, community!!!

The resultant rewards are as follows:

A. You become an executive director

B. You earn monthly in excess of a million Naira

C. You are awarded a brand new car, of worth N5m

D. Travel to choice resorts and destinations globally.

If interested, register now at http://jointrevonow.com/4914108/en/enroll/ng/

Or simply contact me on: +234 703 737 1000 (Call/ WhatsApp) or email: kele4prince@yahoo.com

Recipe for Healthy Living: Are You Eating Right | Trevo

A healthy diet provides the body with essential nutrition: fluid, adequate essential amino acids from protein,[1] essential fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, and adequate calories. A properly balanced diet (in addition to exercise) is essential for proper wellbeing of the body and the ability of the body to fight germs, diseases etc.

According to the  World Health Organization (WHO) a normal individual need:

1. Eat roughly the same amount of calories that your body is using. A healthy weight is a balance between energy consumed and energy that is 'burnt off'.
2. Limit intake of fats, and prefer less unhealthy unsaturated fats to saturated fats and trans fats.
3. Increase consumption of plant foods, particularly fruits, vegetables, legumes, whole grains and nuts.
4. Limit the intake of sugar. A 2003 report recommends less than 10% simple sugars.
5. Limit salt / sodium consumption from all sources and ensure that salt is iodized.

      For an average Nigerian, to achieve this level of diet is by no means an easy feat and also costly in terms of time, energy and money required. Most of our popular diets fall short of the minimum standard, hence the high rate of cancer, high blood pressure, diabetes, abnormal blood lipids, overweight/obesity and cardiovascular diseases in recent times. WHO estimates that 2.7 million deaths are attributable to a diet low in fruits and vegetables every year. Globally it is estimated to cause about 19% of gastrointestinal cancer, 31% of ischaemic heart disease, and 11% of strokes,[2] thus making it one of the leading preventable causes of death worldwide.

However, all hope is not lost as Trevo, a unique diet supplement fortified with over 174 essential nutrients, vitamins and ingredients has come to rescue. Trevo Renews, Restore and Revives your system by supplying the essential nutritional contents.

Trévo Supports: Mental Focus and Cognition, Weight Management, Heart Health (Cardiovascular),  Cellular Health, Digestive and Gastrointestinal Health, Nervous System Health, Immune System Health, Circulatory System Health, Eye Health,  Bone and Joint Health, Blood Pressure Health, Vibrant Good Health, Increased Energy, Powerful Anti-Aging Benefits, Blood Sugar Health

A big bottle of Trevo (946ml) costs a minimum of N12,000 and small bottle (59ml  ) goes for at least N1,200

To get this nutrient packed diet supplement at a much reduced rate (about N8,500) simply visit any Trevo office near you (Click here for List of Trevo Office Locations in Nigeria) and register as a member.
You’ll be required to supply your name, address, phone number, date of birth, Enroller/Health Coach etc.

For your Enroller/ Health Coach use the ID:

  4914108

• You can also register online, Click Here to begin your sign up or visit http://jointrevonow.com/4914108/en/enroll/ng/

For assistance, kindly contact me on:
Tel: 070 3737 1000 (Call, WhatsApp)
Email: kele4prince@yahoo.com

Trevo Offices in across various Cities in Nigeria

(Please Note: To Enroll in any of these locations, you can use the Enroller /Referer ID: 4914108)
Nigeria (Lagos) Corporate Office

No. 60, Adeniyi Jones Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos State, Nigeria

Trevo Abeokuta Office

Plot 8, Moshood Abiola Way, Oke Lantoro, Abeokuta,Nigeria

Trevo Abuja Office

Ground Floor, Block A(A006-008), Millennium Builders’ Plaza, Plot 251, (facing NNPC Towers), Herbert Macauley Way, Central Business District, Abuja, Nigeria

Trevo Akure Office

102 Oyemekun Road, Akure, Nigeria

Trevo Asaba Office

32 Summit Road, Asaba, Delta State, Nigeria

Trevo Benin City Office

69 Mission Road, Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria

Trevo Calabar City Office

Beauty Plaza, No. 96, Ndidem Usang Iso (Marian Road) Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria

Trevo Enugu Office

No. 7 O’Connor street By Ogidi Junction, Asata Enugu

Trevo Ibadan Office

OGC Enconsult Complex, 42 Kenneth Dike Way, Opposite SS Peter and Paul Major Seminary Bodija, Ibadan, Nigeria

Trevo Ilorin Office

1A Kenzow Shopping Complex, Opposite A-Division Barrack, Along Ajase-Ipo Road, Beside Olak Petroleum, Ilorin, Nigeria

Trevo Jos Office

5 Korinjoh House, Yakuba Gowon Road Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria

 Trevo Kaduna Office

Testimony Plaza, Plot AA 11, Congo Street, Behind CBN Quarters, Barnawa, Kaduna, Nigeria

Trevo Kano Office

100 Zoo Road, Amalco Plaza, Kano State, Nigeria

Trevo Lagos Island Office

Scapula Plaza, KM 17, Igbo-Efon Bus-Stop, Leki Epe Express Way, Lagos, Nigeria

Trevo Makurdi Office

Plaza Unique, Modern Market Road, Makurdi, Nigeria

Trevo Onitsha Office

No. 49 New Market Road, Opposite Etisalat Office, Onitsha, Anambra State, Nigeria

Trevo Owerri Office

49 MCC Road, Owerri, Nigeria

Trevo Port Harcourt Office

67 Olu Obansajo Street, Port Harcourt, Nigeria

Trevo Uyo Office

5 Willington Bassey Street, 2ND Floor, (Opposite Christ the King Cathedral), Akwa Ibom, Uyo, Nigeria

Trevo Warri Office

Don Parker Shopping Complex, Elf Junction, Ogunu, Warri, Nigeria

Trevo Yenagoa Office

20 Imgbi Road, Amarata, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State

Which Enrollment Options do I choose? Trevo Nigeria Registration Plans

There are 6 Enrollment Options in Trevo to choose from.

OPTION	POWER START SYSTEM	SYSTEM PRICE	PRODUCT INCLUDED
1	PREFERRED CUSTOMER	N15,300	1 BOTTLE
2	POWER START SYSTEM	N38,150	3 BOTTLES [1 CASE]
3	DIRECTOR POWER START SYSTEM	N72,400	6 BOTTLES [2 CASES]
4	ELITE DIRECTOR POWER START SYSTEM	N106,600	9 BOTTLES [3 CASES]
5	EXECUTIVE POWER START SYSTEM	N175,100	15 BOTTLES [5 CASES]
6	ELITE EXECUTIVE POWER START SYSTEM	N277,800	24 BOTTLES [8 CASES]

Decide on any of the registration packages above.

If you choose option 1, you are regarded as a “Preferred Customer” i.e. you can buy products from the company at discounted prices and qualify to earn  a maximum of N3,640 on everyone you enroll into the Trevo Business directly. You will not enjoy the Full Financial Benefits of Trevo.
Only those who enroll with options 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 can enjoy the Full Financial Benefits of Trevo by buying products from the company at discounted prices and also earning full commissions from Trevo Business.

Fill this Enrollment Form or contact me on: +234 703 737 1000 or kele4prince@yahoo.com    
to expedite your registration.

If you do not want to register this time but want to order for Trevo product, also contact me on +234 703 737 1000 (Call, WhatsApp)
We offer Deliver to all states in Nigeria.

Trevo … Empowered Dreams

Mastering Fear 1- What is Fear

Fear is an emotion that almost every one of us has battled with at one point or another, few have mastered it, some have learn to contain it and lot of other are tormented by it every day. But is it possible to live above fear, or at least master it so as not to be enslaved by this emotion.

In this post and subsequent ones, I will be exploring the topic of Fear:

What is fear?

What is the origin of fear?

What are the effects of fear?

Is it normal to be afraid?

How do I respond to fear?

Is it possible to live above fear?

If yes, how can I do that?

What is Fear?

Fear is an emotion induced by a perceived threat which causes entities to quickly pull far away from it and usually hide. It is a basic survival mechanism occurring in response to a specific stimulus, such as pain or the threat of danger.
From the definition above, fear is induced or triggered by a perceived threat: this threat may or may not be real  and in most cases unwarranted. Research have shown that these fear triggers are rather subjective than objective, it depend mostly on the individuals experiences and knowledge. For instance, for someone with knowledge (may be through stories, studies, other people experiences) or personal experience with venomous serpent, the mere sight of the smallest non- poisonous serpent is enough to send fear down his/her spine, while a little child sees nothing wrong in playing with the little thing.
Fear almost always relates to future events, such as worsening of a situation, or continuation of a situation that is unacceptable. Fear can also be an instant reaction to something presently happening. Fear can be manipulating and controlling factor in an individual’s life that can make him/her make irrational decisions.
According to surveys, some of the most common fears are of demons and ghosts , the existence of evil powers, cockroaches , spiders , snakes , heights , water , enclosed spaces , tunnels , bridges , needles , social rejection , death, change, unknown future, failure , examinations and public speaking.

The list is endless, one thing I find intriguing is that contrary to logic, the older and more knowledgeable we are, the more the list becomes. It seems that in the school of fear, ‘the more you know, the more you fear and the less you know, the fewer things you fear’. But for this only hold true, the individual must believe on the ability of the circumstance or thing to inflict damage or being beyond his/her control.

Before I continue, I’ll like to distinguish fear from the emotion of anxiety. While Fear is related to specific behaviour of escape and avoidance, Anxiety is the result of threats which are perceived uncontrollable or unavoidable.

According to research, one of the top Fears among adults is the fear of Death. Psychologists have addressed the hypothesis that fear of death motivates religious commitment, and that it may be alleviated by assurances about an afterlife. According to Kahoe and Dunn, people who are most firm in their faith and attend religious services weekly are the least afraid of dying.
This is also true for other fears, this is especially true among faith based Christians that believe that everything that can or will ever happen to them are pre-destined and controlled by a Supreme Being who love them. That irrespective of what they are currently going through, it is working out for better things.

People develop specific fears as a result of learning which I referred to as experience. For example, if a child falls into a well and struggles to get out, he or she may develop a fear of wells, heights ( acrophobia ), enclosed spaces ( claustrophobia ), or water ( aquaphobia ).

In the foregoing sections I’ve define and various types of fears, in the next post, I’ll be exploring the Origin of Fear.

BUSINESS NAME REGISTRATION IN NIGERIA-HOW TO GO ABOUT IT

The registration of your business with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) is one of the requirements of doing business with a name other than your personal name in Nigeria. The Corporate Affairs Commission (www.cac.gov.ng) is the body saddled with the responsibility of regulating the formation and management of companies in Nigeria. In this write-up, I will be explaining the steps involved in registering a Business Name in Nigeria.
The registration of business name under the Companies and Allied Matters Act of 1990 confers on the proprietor or partners the right to carry out their business under a Business Name. It does not confer any special right or privilege or licence to carry on the business itself. For instance, if I register a hospital with the commission, it doesn’t grant me the right to practice medicine. I still have to obtain the licence from relevant professional bodies. However, it’s very essential to register your business name, especially if your business has prospects for growth to avoid incurring the wrath of the law and unnecessary litigations in future.
To register your Business Name, you can employ the services of a professional or you can do it yourself especially if you have some time to spare. Where professional advice is necessary are for Company Limited by Guarantee (LTD/GTE), Public Liability Company (PLC), Incorporated Trustees etc. I will never forget a woman complaining of paying =N=50,000 to a professional for the registration of her school who keep giving her one excuse or the other. She had no choice than to do it herself.
if you decide to register yours yourself, then these are the steps involved:

     I.      Visit any of the Corporate Affairs Commission offices across Nigeria.
Abuja: Plot 420 Tigris Crescent off Aguyi Ironsi Street Maitama.
Lagos: 17 Oweh Street Yaba Lagos.
              Jobi Fele way Alausa Ikeja, Lagos.
You can also check their website for their office nearest to you (www.cac.gov.ng or www.cacnigeria.org ).

   II.      Purchase the ‘Availability Check and Reservation of Name Form’ (CAC 1) at the time of writing, it goes for =N=200. You can also download the form here (www.cacnigeria.org/downloads.html ). But I guess you will still need to pay the =N=200 because you need to submit the form with your receipt. The form is as shown in the figure below.

 III.      Fill in your name for ‘Name of Presenter’, your address, email etc. You don’t need to fill anything for ‘Accreditation Number’. Enter your preferred business name for ‘Option One’ and alternative name for ‘Option Two’. In the section ‘The name is to be used for’ Tick the box after ‘Business Name’. Those are the important things, write the date and sign.

 IV.      Submit the form with a copy of the receipt, you will be asked to come back in 14-21 days time.
This is the most challenging stage of the whole process because you can’t proceed to the next stage if your Business Name has not been approved. If both ‘Option 1 and 2‘ fail, you have to buy another ‘Availability Form’. I’m hoping that CAC will automate this process; it would have been a lot easier if you can do all this online. But for now this is how it works.

   V.      After the availability of your Business Name has been established, the Business Name will be reserved for you for 60 days within which you have to complete the registration form. Currently, the Application for Registration of Business Name form goes for =N= 4,000 and file for =N=250. The sample of the form is shown below

 VI.      In this form, you fill in the approved Business Name, the general nature of business, business address, proprietor(s) and partners (if any) etc. You are not expected to fill everything in this form as most of them are for cases where there are multiple proprietors and when a proprietor is less than 18 years old. You also need to submit this form with the receipts, you will be asked to come for your certificate in 14-28 days time.

These are step for your business name registration, however in certain occasions, waivers are granted to these procedures such as during Trade Fairs. In these events, you don’t have to go through all the procedures for determining availability of your business name, hence the process is faster.

Lagos State Land Use Charge- Understanding how it's calculated and who is responsible.

Who is responsible for payment of Land Use Charge?
Who is exempted from the payment of Land Use Charge?
How is Land Use Charge calculated?
When the issue of Land Use Charges arises in Lagos State, lots of residents and even property owners don’t understand the intricacies surrounding the law.

According to the Lagos State Government, the Land Use Charge (LUC) is a consolidation of all land base rates and charges payable under the Land Rate Law, Neighbourhood Improvement Charge Law, and the Tenement Rate Law.
The Land Use Charge being a property tax in Lagos State serves as a source of revenue generation for the government, which enhances the provision of infrastructure and social amenities.

Who is responsible for payment of Land Use Charge?
The Lagos State Land Use Charge Law which was enacted back in 2001 clearly says that any occupier of a property is responsible for the payment of the charge, which can and should be refunded by the property owner. The amount payable is dependent on factors such as the type of property and its use.
Section 10 and 11 of the law states that the collecting authority (That is the Local Government Council Area) may declare any person, including occupier of chargeable property to be the agent of the property owner and such person will become liable for payment of the charge on behalf of the owner from the money due by him or becomes due by him for payment to the owner. The payment of the charge will become recoverable from the agent where the owner defaults in payment.
Section 11 states that the agent will be indemnified against the owner for such payment made by him. Hence, it’s the property owner that is responsible for the payment of the charge and where the tenant pays, such money should be refunded.

What if I didn’t pay in time or don’t pay at all?
Penalties for delayed settlement of the Land Use Charge in section 20 (of the law), with the amount payable as penalty depending on the length of period the payment is delayed.
Delay of between 45 to 75 days attracts 25% of the original charge payable.
Delay of between 76 and 105 days attracts 50% of the original charge payable.
Delay of between 106 and 135 days attracts 100% of the original charge payable.
After 135 days, the property becomes liable to receivership until outstanding taxes, penalties and administrative charges are fully paid.

Penalties put aside, a 15% discount is given to all charges if the bill is paid on time and before certain date which is usually stated on the bill.

Who are exempted?
Some properties are exempted from the payment of the Land Use Charge. Properties exempted include government properties, properties used for religious activities, charitable activities and other public properties.
It must be noted however, that this exemption will only be granted after application for exemption has been made to the Commissioner of Finance of Lagos State. He advices that legal counselling should be sought to specific situation when they arises.

How is LUC calculated?
Where a property is located has nothing to how Land Use Charge (LUC) is calculated. Nevertheless, the location of the property influences the charge since the location determines the market value of the property. The payable charge is always calculated in percentage of the value of the property.
According to the Land Use Charge website, a 5% increase in mile rate for Lagos State Land Use Charge became effective as of January 1^st 2012. The table below shows the categories of properties, the old rate and the new rate.

Category	Old Rate (%)	New Rate (%) [5% increase]
Owner Occupied	0.0375	0.0394
Industrial, Educational and Third party	0.125	0.132
Commercial Revenue Generating	0.375	0.374

For instance, a residential property occupied by the owner with open market value of  N90, 000,000
Current open market value @ 50% of open market value adopted by LRC = 50% of 90,000,000 =   N45,000,000

LUC will be          0.0394% of 45,000,000                    =             N17, 730