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Most people have the dream of being an online worker, everyone wants a kind of job that he or she can do at his or her convenient time. This is the dream of many people. No one wants to be at the mercy of an annoying boss or employer; waiting till the end of the month or the end of the week before he or she gets paid. Unfortunately, there are too many people looking for this sort of opportunity and there are actually fewer opportunities than we were made to believe. Many of the so called opportunities are just deceptions and long winding path with no end. I have been a victim of these so called opportunities when I was still green on the internet. I want to save you my reader from going down the same useless route (if you have not gone already). I will share with you some simple things that you can do online to make money irrespective of where you are from in the world or what level of education you have. The good news is , you don’t need a PhD before you start earning money

Two Nigerians being massacred in South Africa.  Xenophobia is an irrational and extreme fear of strangers. Xeno means aliens, strangers or foreigner while phobia means fear. For a very long time now (especially from the year 2006 upwards), there have been frequent spate of killings and maiming of foreigners, especially Nigerians living in South Africa. This was caused principally because some South Africans believe that Nigerians are taking over the jobs that they supposed to be doing.  This erroneous believe started as a joke until it became a horrible reality to everyone. Is Nigerian government seeing this?  Nigerian government could have nipped the problem in the bud when it began but it didn’t affect any of their family members so it was easier for them to turn deaf ears. So the killings continued, unchecked while South African government watch with secret smiles and Nigerian government begs as it always does when it should act. What about this,  is this a photosh

An array of cars at Seme border.  Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa with approximately two hundred and one million people.  Over hundred million of this massive population consist of people below the age of thirty which means that in a few years time,  the population growth explosion will be exponential. By population,  Nigeria is ranked 7th in the world. The country is perhaps the most naturally blessed country in Africa with countless natural resources.  Nigeria is globally known and recognised for her abundant crude oil which is on high demand in the international market. Nigeria is ranked 3rd among the highest oil producing states in the world. Despite this abundant human and natural resources,  Nigeria is (sadly)  considered by various organisations as one of the poorest countries in the world.  The country does not produce enough food to feed it's teeming population and it heavily depends on importation of goods that it can produce itself. According t

(Continued from the last page) Nigeria-America Visa Tussle. If the fight is to be continued, Nigeria would have lost- as always- because our leaders are (with due respect) clueless when it comes to having upper hand in international conflict of interest. They will rather bow and grovel on the floor than stand up and fight for what they want. Nigerian leaders will rather swallow their pride, and sacrifice our sovereignty as a state in order to curry just a minute favour from the indomitable America. Perhaps, Nigeria has to learn from China how to stand up for herself when it comes to international politics and national interest. China is a good example of a country who refuses to compromise her national interest in order to please a foreign government that is imposing staggering duties on imported goods from China. Jumia 80% discount sales.   Of course, Nigeria has nothing to bargain with. We would have lost anyways. Probably this is why the new minister for foreign a

NIGERIA-AMERICA VISA MALADY. Recently, the whole world witnessed the drama that ensued between Nigeria and the United States of America. It wasn’t funny at all. Here is the gist of the matter. Nigerian government recently increased the visa fee for US citizens who want Nigerian visa for one reason or the so other. In retaliation, the US government too (through their embassy in Nigeria) announced that Nigerians will now have to pay about forty dollars extra to receive their US visa even after it had been approved. Jumia discounts. Nigeria US Embassy Tussle. To start with, I think America is playing with Nigeria’s destiny. I can’t imagine an American coming to Nigeria for any other reason apart from coming here to make money at our expense or in rare cases, for tourism. Whereas, Nigerians are sleeping in front of the US embassy day and night, fasting and praying that they should be granted the US visa. You should go to the US embassy in Lagos if you have never been there

Dear Rose Letter To My Daughter 4.                                                                                                                                                 At Home, Dear Rose,                       How are you? How is everything? How is the US, hope the winter is not affecting you too much? Even here in Nigeria, the cold is almost unbearable and I can imagine what you people in the US are passing through. How your friends- Raymond, Mary and Chika; are they all fine? How is your preparation going about your visa renewal? I hope everything is under control? If so, glory be to God. I want to sincerely apologize for sending this little amount of money to you. I understand the fact that you need a lot more but for now, this is what your mother and I can afford, please manage it. By God’s grace, if the government decides to pay our salary before the month runs out, I’ll send more. It would have been very good if the exchange rate between Naira and dolla

National Examination Council 2019 Results Checker Check your NECO result  HERE The acting registrar, Abubakar Gana, announced the release at the council headquarters in Minna, Niger State on Tuesday. He said 829,787 candidates, representing 71.5 per cent, made five credits and above, including in English and Mathematics. Mr Gana said 40,630 representing 3.53 per cent of the candidates were involved in various forms of malpractice as against 20,181 cases recorded in 2018, representing an increase of over 50 per cent. He said the rise in the number of malpractice cases in 2019 was not unconnected with the deployment of the new biometric verification device used in the 2019 SSCE. NECO 2019 results analysis.  “More robust monitoring by staff and external monitors also contributed to more sensitivity in detecting malpractices,” he said. He said some members of NECO staff allegedly involved in malpractice cases had been recommended to face the appropriate disciplinary meas

Angel Of Hope (heavenoasis.blogspot.com) ( continued from the last episode ) There was nothing else to do. I walked away from the gathering and out of the airport. I walked the thirteen mile distance between the Airport and Asokoro before I stopped under a tree and howled with madness, not caring who was passing by or looking at me. I didn’t know how long I stayed there but I fell asleep under the tree and woke up later. By then, the sun was up and high in the sky. A quick glance through my watch showed 3:21 PM. Tears sprang to my eyes again when I saw the watch because it was one of her birthday gifts for my last birthday, including the shirt that I was wearing.  The sleep seemed to calm my nerves. I put a call through to some of her closet friends who were around in the country and many of them offered to come out to Abuja. By 6PM, Janet, Chioma and Fatimah were in Abuja and the four of us were already at the airport to fill the forms and inquire about her. While we wer