For the umpteenth time, Udeme James frowned when I changed the subject of today’s column, the first in 2024. I was dictating and she was typing. Brain wave after brain wave aborted subject matter after subject matter close to full bloom. Then, finally, I switched to yet another track… OnPassive and its first outing in 2024 with the promise of customer sharing, bonus, and commission payments, and the release of new applications. In September last year, OnPassive released OConnect, its first and only paid application so far. This year may witness the emergence of about 20 applications. Trust James, like the adaptive chameleon, she changed her frown to a sweet smile when the subject for today’s column changed to OnPassive, with the headline in literal terms announcing that apples had begun to ripen on the farms. Why wouldn’t she, an Onpassivian, who had anxiously waited since 2020 with bated breath for the day of the ripening of the apples?
The good news is that OnPassive business, meticulously planned since 2018, but impacted by unforeseen circumstances, had begun in earnest, although on signalling basis. Literally, signalling means that an advanced train coach has arrived in town as a herald of cargoes at first in staccato deliveries but later in full streams. The first signals are customers’ allocation to registered OnPassivians, the payment of bonuses and commissions, and the release of new applications. This is a season Nigerian OnPassivians have been waiting for. Globally now, there are about 5million OnPassivians, up from 1.47 million in June last year when the register of founding Affiliate of OnPassive Technology company was closed. This means the population of OnPassivians, as OnPassive affiliates are also called, must have grown by about 3.5 million in the last six months. We do not know how many Nigerians are in this OnPassive customer base which is expected to grow by many leaps this year. If Nigerian OnPassivians can grow a huge population of OnPassive Affiliates, this would mean huge foreign exchange earnings for the country from the new internet wealth Ash Mufareh, OnPassive’s CEO is crusading.The social media, through internet applications, drains Nigeria of huge foreign currency spending every day because it doesn’t give direct money back to the country. OnPassive is designed to do the opposite. It will reward its Nigerian customers with bonuses and commissions and, on top of all that, Nigerian customers will be entitled to a share of 50% of OnPassive profit allocated to the global customer population. Ash Mufareh has designed OnPassive to take over the global internet business with the largest number of applications by a single company.This means a new world Internet order, world economy order, and a new world wealth order are on the way. This is why OnPassivians in every country are striving to probably position their countries in the OnPassive revolution.
As I said earlier, this season of the payment of bonuses and commissions, and of the release of new applications is the stimulant Nigerian OnPassivians have been waiting for to bring their country men and women on board. Before now, they said their chief handicap was the bare faced rip off and dispossession of Nigerians in the digital market place. Trust Nigerians, they would no longer invest hard earned monies in these businesses whose owners, upon feeding fat on them, will suddenly terminate such businesses and then disappear into thin air where even the government cannot fish them out. OnPassivians have been showing with credible evidence that OnPassive is not like any of these predating and thieving businesses. For not only is it officially registered in every country, it does business in many nations with government agencies and has begun to establish serious physical presence in many regions of the earth. Where will a company suddenly disappear to which has purchased two office floors on the Burj Khalifa which has 163 floors, a $1.5 billion USD edifice in 2010, is the tallest building on earth. OnPassive is not a tenant at the Burj Khalifa, but a bonafide owner or “Landlord”, as we say in Nigeria, of two floors in this architectural wonder on earth located in Dubai. As can be expected from this scenario, OnPassive has gained a significant foot hold in the economies of the United Arab Emirate (UAE). Right now, a gigantic OnPassive office is going up in Egypt. Bangladesh is on the cue. India, home country of Ash Mufareh, already hosts the Indian version of California’s Silicon Valley, where egg head Tech Engineers and their support staff exclusively live and work.
Irrespective of these impressive credentials, including endorsement of OnPassive by Dubai Police and the naming of a popular Dubai train station after OnPassive, anyone who is familiar with a Nigerian who has been once beaten and become twice shy will know he or she will definitely behave like an Oliver Twist asking for one more full-proof evidence. That full-proof evidence is: “have they started to pay?” That evidence was what OnPassive provided on February 2, 2024…the start of payment of bonuses, commissions and the allocation or the gift of customers to registered OnPassivians.The OnPassivians is a prized stake holder in OnPassive business and a brand ambassador. He is expected to build a team of OnPassive application users around himself. From time to time, OnPassive will give him or her a gift of team members recruited by the company through its own marketing activities. It is a collaboration to create not just money but wealth for both parties. Thus, the country with the largest population of OnPassivians is likely to become the wealthiest in the new world internet, world economy and world wealth order that OnPassive is spearheading. Nigerian OnPassivians now have one more credible credential to proudly and confidently wave before their country men and women with a warning, though. This warning is that the Register of Affiliates will not be kept open perpetually. It will be closed someday such as the Register of O-Founders closed on June 22, 2022. Once the Register of Affiliates closes, every user of OnPassive applications will become an OnPassive outsider and will not be entitled to the benefits of an insider explained earlier.
New Applications
This month, OnPassive will release new applications. I doubt if O-HEALTH, one of my pet applications, will be on the table. O-TRACKER appears to be a likely card, being a good complement for O-DOMAIN, the website hosting the platform, which already has about five million member websites signed up. The website has become an important feature of business in Nigeria’s private and public undertakings. OnPassivians should find it easy and interesting to market the brand, especially as OnPassive is both a Domain and Data Super Power company rolled into one. Although I do not like to make guesses which may fail, I cannot help thinking about O-JOY, O-WOMEN and O-MEDIA, about which I have some comments. Before I get to them, I have a dream experience I would like to share.
From a Dream
I rose one morning last week from a dream about ONPASSIVE, profusely sweating and breathing fast. Ash Mufareh was not physically present in what I beheld, but, in spirit, he was everywhere. I wondered if he would be able to handle a storm that may break in ONPASSIVE.
Hold yourself…
There are about one million Nigerian ONPASSIVIANS collaborating with another one million ONPASSIVIANS from abroad in an O-BLESS project to revive the economy of Nigeria, make it a super-star economy, own this economy, and, through ownership, own several other economies on the planet.
Hold your breath, again. For this is not my primary destination. Where I am really heading are ON-JOY, O-WOMEN and O-DOMAIN. I am glad that O-DOMAIN is featuring for a second time in the webinar in the space of one month. If you recall, I mentioned recently how I suspended my website www.olufemikusa.com in December last year for O-DOMAIN to host this year, and Ash Mufareh gave us the assurance that O-DOMAIN would fly out early this year. By the last count, I have about 1,200 articles, each of which is about 2,800 words, waiting by the gate. Many of us will find O-DOMAIN easy to market. We only need to give it the necessary push on its superior edge. These days, there is no serious business organisation in Nigeria which does not have a website or a blog.There is hardly any Lecturer who does not run a blog. How would the world get to know about them if they do not have a blog or a website? My journey is a short one, but the branches and roots are many. One more illustration before I return to the ONPASSIVE story.
I am not an early bird ONPASSIVIAN.The enrolment began sometime in 2018 just before COVID-19. I lost one year on the starting block while prevaricating or doubting. I became persuaded to enrol from the passion to place Nigeria powerfully on the OnPassive map. So did some of my “late bird” friends who are wondering how some applications got their names and if other names would not have served them better. To be sure, what else can beat O-BLESS or O-WOMEN or O-CONNECT or O-VARSITY or O-ACADEMY, or O- MY LIFE, the autobiography application, or O-DOMAIN, my dream? I have heard several applauses for these names. I have told some purveyors of new names for established applications that their suggestions, though well-meaning, arrived at the train station after the coach had left. However, what they are suggesting is that O-NET, the FRIEND’S platforms, should have been called O-PALS OR O-FRIENDS and O-PALS, the chats platform, could have been called O-CHAT OR O-TALK. With their suggestions, my friends, no doubt, wish to Nigerianise these applications. In Mass Communication, there is a course in which THE MEANING of MEANING is taught.Thus, HOT DOG in America does not mean the American hot dog in Nigeria’s Akwa Ibom State or in Ondo State where the dog in pepper soup sauce is a prized delicacy. Thus, a Duberman is hot cake in dog-eating areas of Nigeria. Nigerians see pinging as chatting which is why we speak proudly of our chat groups or chat forums. O-PALS may, therefore, not easily register on their minds as a chat forum, they say. Someone even suggested O-PADI or O-MY PADI for a friends forum. I guess we should recognise that Nigeria is not the centre of the world and that they must be on level crossing for the meaning of meaning everywhere.
Now, over to the O-BLESS storm.
O-BLESS NIGERIA
I am back to the dream I had sometime last week from which I awoke profusely sweating and breathing fast. There was a multitude I intuitively sensed numbered about two million, half of them Nigerians. The meeting was taking place as a follow-up business initiative after certain agreements with the government of Nigeria for the modernisation of transportation, beginning with the railways.
1. One million Nigerian ON-PASSIVIANS donate 1,000 USD each. This adds up to US$1 billion. I find it interesting because (a) the Burj Khalifa cost $1.5 billion in 2010 and (b) in naira terms, at the exchange rate of N1,500 to USD, we are looking at N1.5trillion. This is interesting.The budget of Lagos State for 2024 is N2. 26 trillion and that of the Federal Government, a deficit budget, is N27.5 trillion (c) The scenario will be more interesting when foreign OnPassivians pump money through O-BLESS, the fund raising OnPassive platform for O-RAIL in Nigeria.
1. This is an O-BLESS project. Another one million ONPASSIVIANS from several countries each contributed another $1billion, bringing the fund to USD$2billion or N3 trillion, more than the budget of Lagos State in 2024.
2. ONPASSIVE will pump this money into the railway system, linking all states capitals, all major towns and especially the East west road route. This will facilitate the movement of persons, goods and services, reduce road vehicular haulage, reduce damage to roads and free budgets for road repairs and other uses. A population shift will occur, saving the bursting cities from overpopulation maladies.
3. The government agrees OnPassive will own the rail lines, earn money for their use, pay tax to the Federal and State Governments, thereby increasing their earnings. The modernisation and expansion of rail services will create unprecedented number of jobs in the transport sector. More jobs may reduce the crime wave and improve personal spending in the economy and scale up consumption and production. In turn, OnPassive will pay daily or weekly or monthly bonuses to ONPASSIVIANS who facilitated this project under O-BLESS. This would be the beginning of a new global co-operation in the economic sphere, not just at the level of governments but by individual human beings. A Nigerian O-BLESS success with this project will spur demands for ONPASSIVE intervention in other countries. Agriculture will gain attention. Can Nigerian ONPASSIVIANS not spare head O-VARSITY, too? Every country will choose its priority areas for O- BLESS blessings. ONPASSIVIANS, not multinationals or transnationals, will become the new global investors and the global economy game chargers.
Are we prepared for this day? Is Ash Mufareh listening? He thinks big and dreams big and lands in BIG TROUBLE of unanticipated impact from which, like the proverbial cat with nine lives, he had developed capacity for miraculous escape. He never thought OnPassive could become as big as it is now, and successfully weathered the growing up pains to present, last week, the oxygen bag of the ripened apples which OnPassivians need to grow their affiliate population.
Well, I, too, was only day dreaming! Ash Mufareh should know where ONPASSIVE may head this year. Dreams, like thoughts, are whispers dropped to us earth-folks from higher realms where the ideas may have been perfected. Thoughts are like plants. They grow when they are held in view and regularly nourished with more thoughts. It is in the union of ideas that perfection emerges. So, dear friends, can we begin to dream of OWNING Nigeria and the world, and not just the internet, which is now looking like the first leg of a race for which Ash Mufareh has prepared us all? So, save money for the rain of WEALTH. Ash Mufareh promised not MONEY, but WEALTH.
ON-JOY, O-WOMEN
Three applications may be set to fly… ON-JOY, O-WOMEN and O-MEDIA. Word has emerged that O-MEDIA will develop content for the other two, beginning, I believe, with Arabic and, by extension, Islamic culture content. Christians, too, should find a lot of benefits in such content. Basically, the content is to revive the best attributes in the culture of a people and to protect them. Goodness is goodness everywhere. Evil is evil everywhere. If Arabic children have degenerated to the culture of dressing naked or semi-naked in the street because of the penetration of permissive culture from other lands into Arabic lands, and the content of ON-JOY and O-WOMEN can confront and reverse it, will the Christian communities of Southwestern Nigeria where youth dressing has literally gone berserk, not finding high value in these applications? Will the Arabic content not encourage Christians to seek Christian content? Islam influences many in Northern and Southern Nigeria. Will they not like Arabic content? Does this not suggest that there is serious market waiting in Nigeria for ON-JOY and O-WOMEN?
ON-JOY is about the children of the future who would be so well-behaved that they would constitute the foundation stock of a new humanity. When I heard this, I took a deep breath. I have been following for 46 years’ Spiritual (not religious) postulations about the human being of the future. This would be the human beings of the MILLENIUM epoch of a golden humanity freed of the HEREDITARY SIN which led to THE FALL OF MAN. This is the sin which led to the over cultivation of the frontal brain or of the intellect which subdued or caged the human spirit, diverting its gaze downwards, not upwards. A feature of this man is the unbalancing of the sizes of the frontal and back brains. Imbalance in the sizes of the two brains makes today’s man an unbalanced person and the works of his hand grossing unbalance, whether in education, Agriculture, medicines, Economic systems and government.
O-WOMEN is about woman as she truly should be, stately and womanly, a store house of power for man, purveyor of the intimate home not only on earth, but, in all realms of human existence right up to Paradise. Last week, I remembered O-WOMEN when I heard SMA 104.7FM radio station announce one of its programmes, THE MOSLEM HOME.
ON-JOY and O-WOMEN may have Arabic culture content. In future, I foresee content on original Yoruba, Igbo, Efik, Anang, Hausa, Fulani and Kanuri cultures to mention a few. Thus, ONPASSIVE is set to help to resolve the best in our diversity by espousing the “beauty of the peoples”.These two applications should sell like the proverbial hot cake and make the OnPassive apples more abundant and ripen more generously for everyone.
