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ATTENTION, AMAZING FAMILY!

I'm excited to let you all know that before the end of this month, I’ll be hosting a special training series on high-income online skills you can learn and earn from — right from your mobile phone!

The class will likely run for about a week, packed with practical lessons on well-paying digital skills — along with simple, step-by-step guidance on how to get started, improve, and turn them into real income.

I’ve already started compiling the lessons and resources — and with consistency, we should be ready to kick off before the month ends!

This training is my way of saying I truly care about your growth — not just personally, but financially too.

Let’s grow together, win together, and become financially empowered.
No one is left behind!

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HOW TO MAKE MONEY 2O25

Making money can be approached in various ways depending on your skills, resources, and interests. Here are some ideas across different categories:

Employment
1. Full-Time Job: Seek employment in a field that matches your skills and interests.
2. Part-Time Job: Consider part-time work for extra income, such as retail, food service, or freelance gigs.

Freelancing and Gig Economy
3. Freelancing: Offer your skills (writing, graphic design, programming, etc.) on platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, or Freelancer.
4. Gig Work: Join platforms like Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, or TaskRabbit for flexible work opportunities.

Online Ventures
5. E-commerce: Start an online store using platforms like Shopify, Etsy, or Amazon.
6. Affiliate Marketing: Promote products and earn a commission for sales made through your referral links.
7. Blogging/Vlogging: Create content on a blog or YouTube channel and monetize through ads, sponsorships, or merchandise.

Investments
8. Stock Market:Invest in stocks, ETFs, or mutual funds. Consider learning about day trading or long-term investing.
9. Real Estate: Invest in rental properties or real estate investment trusts (REITs).
10. Cryptocurrency: Explore investing in cryptocurrencies, but be aware of the risks involved.

Passive Income
11. Create an Online Course: Share your expertise on platforms like Udemy or Teachable.
12. Write a Book or eBook: Publish your work and earn royalties.
13. Invest in Dividend Stocks: Build a portfolio that pays dividends for passive income.

Side Hustles
14.Tutorin: Offer tutoring services in subjects you excel in.
15. Pet Sitting/Dog Walking: Provide pet care services in your local area.
16. Handyman Services: Use your skills to help others with repairs or home improvement tasks.
Creative Ventures
17. Art and Crafts: Create and sell handmade items or artwork.
18. Photography: Sell your photos online or offer photography services for events.

Financial Management
19. Budgeting and Saving: Improve your financial situation by budgeting effectively and saving money.
20. Credit Card Rewards: Use credit cards wisely to earn cash back or travel rewards.

Networking and Learning
21. Networking : Connect with professionals in your field to discover new opportunities.

22. Continuous Learning: Invest in your education to enhance your skills and increase your earning potential.

Considerations
- Research: Understand the market and demand for your chosen method.
- Risk Management: Be aware of the risks involved, especially in investments.
- Time Commitment**no pop: Assess how much time you can dedicate to your money-making efforts.

Choose a method that aligns with your skills, interests, and lifestyle, and be prepared to put in the effort to see results.

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HOW TO MAKE MONEY ONLINE IN 2025 WITHOUT LIVING YOUR CURRENT JOB

Social media influencers, bloggers, and content creators have several monetization strategies to earn money online. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the most common methods:

1. {Sponsored Content}
{Brand Partnerships} Influencers collaborate with brands to create content that promotes the brand's products or services. This can include posts, videos, stories, or blogs.
{Payment Models} Influencers may charge a flat fee for a post, a fee per engagement (likes, shares), or a commission based on sales generated through their promotion.

2. {Affiliate Marketing}
{Affiliate Links} Content creators promote products using unique affiliate links. When their followers purchase through these links, the creator earns a commission.
{Affiliate Programs} Common platforms include Amazon Associates, ShareASale, and CJ Affiliate, which offer a wide range of products for promotion.

3. {Selling Products or Services}
{Merchandise} Many influencers create and sell their own merchandise, such as clothing, accessories, or beauty products.
{Digital Products} Bloggers and creators may sell e-books, online courses, or digital downloads (like presets, templates, etc.).
{Consulting or Coaching} Offering personalized services or advice based on their expertise (e.g., fitness coaching, business consulting).

4. {Ad Revenue}
{YouTube Monetization} Content creators can earn money through ads shown on their videos via the YouTube Partner Program.
{Blog Ads} Bloggers can use ad networks like Google AdSense to display ads on their websites and earn money based on clicks or impressions.

5.{Crowdfunding and Donations}
{Platforms} Creators can use platforms like Patreon or Ko-fi, where fans can support them through monthly subscriptions or one-time donations.
{Exclusive Content} In return, supporters often receive exclusive content, early access to new material, or rewards.

6. {Membership Programs}
{Private Groups} Some influencers create exclusive membership communities (e.g., on Discord or Facebook) where members pay for access to special content, discussions, or events.
{Tiered Memberships} Different levels of membership can offer varying benefits, encouraging higher payments for more exclusive content.

7. {Live Streaming and Events}
{Live Streams} Platforms like Twitch or Instagram Live allow creators to earn money through donations or tips during live sessions.
{Workshops and Webinars}Hosting paid online events or workshops can be a lucrative way to share expertise and interact with followers.

8. {Selling Stock Photography or Videos}
{Stock Content} Photographers and videographers can sell their content on stock platforms like Shutterstock or Adobe Stock.
{Licensing} Creators can license their work for use in advertising, media, or other commercial projects.

9. {Collaborative Projects}
{Joint Ventures} Collaborating with other creators or brands on projects, products, or events can lead to shared profits and increased exposure.
{Content Series} Developing series with other influencers can attract larger audiences and more sponsorship opportunities.

10.{Social Media Platforms' Monetization Features}
{Instagram Shops} Influencers can set up shops on platforms like Instagram to sell products directly.
{TikTok Creator Fund} TikTok pays creators based on the engagement and views their videos receive.

Finally
The key to success for social media influencers, bloggers, and content creators lies in building a loyal audience and engaging them effectively. Diversifying income streams and leveraging different platforms can significantly increase their earning potential. As the digital landscape evolves, staying updated with trends and exploring new monetization options is essential for sustained income.Like every business you need to learn the business , know the business , grow the business none of this online business is a fast making business. You first need to know what you are doing, create a platform and keep doing what you love and you grow it and along the way you will resign to concentrate on being an influencer, blogger, marketer etc.

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I Mistakenly Drank Green Tea And This Happened To Me

So I use to pluck moringa leaf from a tree close to a house I was staying to make tea.

Things were going smoothly and I loved it because it makes me relax without getting addicted.

There are several ways I could relax, but most of them especially things to take have a very dangerous[b] side effect: ADDICTION.[/b]

this is why I opted for moringa as the tea makes me feel well and grounded and helps me concentrate.

Things changed when I moved. I couldn't get any moringa tree around to pluck the leafs, and I just tried to forget about it.


My mind was off it totally when one day I mistakenly stumbled upon a thread on nairaland talking about the benefits of moringa, something I already knew. I was mistakenly going through the comments when someone said you can easily get it online or supermarket.

Supermarket? I mistakenly thought of it and decided to give it a try. It won't be fresh, but let me try it.

I mistakenly went to the supermarket and mistakenly asked for moringa. I was shown the section for tea and beverages and I mistakenly went there to look for it.

I didn't see moringa and I mistakenly looked well until I saw a packet written moringa.


I mistakenly picked it up, and saw that it was actually green tea and moringa. Instead of me to drop it, I mistakenly took it, thinking that the moringa covers for the green tea.

I haven't taken green tea, but I've heard of it. I mistakenly didn't consider the side effects, and I mistakenly bought the green tea disguised as moringa.


This was where my woes started. I mistakenly made the green tea moringa tea, and mistakenly drank it.

The taste was somehow, but not too bad. I felt alert and sharp, my memory clear and awesome.

I could remember things very clearly and my focus was sharp.

But I didn't know that I mistakenly started something that would have effect on me.

I wasn't looking forward to slimming down, I only wanted moringa tea to help me focus.


At first I felt clarity of mind and highly alert, but that was it. Any little thing, I quickly noticed and responded. Seems like I could hear ants walking, little details and sounds were very clear to me.

This was bad for me. The noise from moving cars, loud music, generator noise and noisy people around made it counter effective.

This wasn't the kind of clarity I wanted.

Actually want I needed was focus not total clarity. For me to be kinda numb to the world around and highly focused on things around me, the particular thing I'm attending to at the moment.


But I mistakenly took green moringa tea and it made me really light. My head was lighter than our current transparent black nylon.


Any little noise triggers me. I became restless and irritable.



Night sleep? Gone

Focus? Gone

Steeze? Reduced drastically.



Instead of me to stop at first try, I mistakenly took the green moringa tea again, and again, until...


It now seems like all my flesh are gone and like they use spoon to scrape what's remaining, just like how I usually scrap off burnt rice from the bottom of delicious jollof rice back then.



What do I do? I don't want to mistakenly continue, I want my focus back.

My steeze restored.

My peaceful night sleep restored.


How do I counter this effect fast the natural way without substance that causes addiction?

Court Jails Man Three Years for Cybercrime in Lagos

Justice Ayokunle Faji of the Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos, on Tuesday, July 1, 2025, convicted and sentenced one Mubarak Suleiman Olasukanmi to three years imprisonment for cybercrime.

He was arraigned on a two-count charge bordering on impersonation and cybercrime by the Lagos Zonal Directorate 2 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.

His travail began following a petition received by the Commission from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, FBI, in 2023, alleging that he engaged in Business Email Compromise, BEC, and online romance scam.

Investigation by the FBI in February 2021 had revealed an attempt at BEC on the City of Aliso Viejo, California, where an employee received fraudulent emails purporting to be from Tovey/Shultz Construction Inc., a construction company.

The fraudulent email requested that Tovey/Shultz Construction Incorporation’s bank accounts be changed to Anoka Wellness’ bank account at Bank of California.

As a result of the email intersection, City of Aliso Viejo electronically wired $521,518.47 to Anoka Wellness’s bank account as a payment intended for Tovey/Shultz Construction, which was later recovered through the quick action of the Orange County Sheriff's Office, OCSD.

It was further revealed that to achieve this deception, several email addresses were used to obtain the fake domain name used to impersonate Tovey/Shultz and its associate’s email address.

About 26 other email addresses were used to create several apple accounts that were tied to one another through common names, addresses and the phone number belonging to Olasukanmi.

The count reads: “That you. MUBARAK SULAIMAN OLASUKANMI (Male), adult sometime in February, 2021 In Logas State, within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court, fraudulently impersonated one Jackie Love by holding yourself out as such on your Facebook Application with intent to gain advantage for yourself and you thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 22(2Y(5) of the Cybercrimes (Pronibition, Prevention. etc) Act, 2015.”

He pleaded “guilty” to the charges preferred against him.

Following his guilty plea, prosecution counsel, Hannatu U. KofarNaisa, called on Owolabi Oyarekhua, an investigator with the EFCC, to review the facts.

Oyarekhua told the court that the Commission received a petition from the FBI regarding the activities of the defendant.

He added that “Upon his arrest, one iphone 14 was recovered from the him.

“He volunteered his statement under caution, where he confessed that he was into internet fraud and that he specialized in romance scam.

He also involved in dating scam, where he opened profiles on Facebook, using foreign names and pictures. He wrote in his statement that he sent friend requests to foreigners and made friends with those who accepted his requests. He stated that if anyone fell in love with him, he would then request money from the unsuspecting victim. He explained that he presented himself as a female from Texas, USA, using the name Jackie love. He owns and uses the email addresses: jackmorris2573@gmail.com and mindset996@ gmail.com to chat with his victims on hangout.”

The prosecution counsel, thereafter, sought to tender the defendant’s extrajudicial statement, iPhone 14 and documents print out from his iPhone. They were all admitted and marked as exhibits.

Consequently, Justice Faji convicted and sentenced Olasukanmi to one year imprisonment on count 1, without an option of fine, and two years imprisonment on count 2, without an option of fine.

The sentences are to run concurrently, commencing from the date of his sentencing.

INEC Meets Political Party Leaders, Sets Date for Bye-Elections, Anambra and Nationwide Voter Registration

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) continued its series of regular consultative meetings with key stakeholders on Day 2 of engagements, with leaders of registered political parties across the country.
In his opening remarks, the INEC Chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, provided a comprehensive update on upcoming electoral activities, including the scheduling of bye-elections, the resumption of Continuous Voter Registration (CVR), and preparations for the Anambra State Governorship election.

Prof. Yakubu announced that INEC has fixed Saturday, August 16, 2025, for the conduct of bye-elections in 16 constituencies across 12 states of the federation. The elections will involve 3,553,659 registered voters across 32 Local Government Areas, 356 Wards, and 6,987 Polling Units. The Commission plans to deploy 30,451 election officials for the exercise.
However, the Commission stated that bye-elections will not hold in Khana II State Constituency in Rivers State, due to the ongoing state of emergency, and in Talata Mafara South State Constituency in Zamfara State, owing to a legal dispute regarding the declared vacancy by the State Assembly.

Prof. Yakubu emphasized the tight timeline for conducting the bye-elections, noting that party primaries are to be held from July 17 to 21, 2025, while submission of nomination forms via the INEC portal will begin at 9:00 a.m. on July 22 and close at 6:00 p.m. on July 26. Public campaigns are scheduled to run from August 2 to August 14, 2025.

The INEC Chairman also revealed that the Commission has approved the resumption of CVR at two levels: state-specific and nationwide.
In Anambra State, ahead of the forthcoming governorship election, CVR will take place in all 326 Wards from July 8 to 17, 2025, running daily from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., including weekends. This window will allow new voters, those transferring registration, or seeking replacement of lost or damaged PVCs to update their status. PVCs from previous exercises will also be available for collection at registration centres.
On a national scale, online pre-registration will resume on August 18, 2025, followed by in-person registration on August 25, 2025, across INEC's 37 State and FCT offices and 774 Local Government Area offices nationwide.

Speaking at the meeting, Alhaji Yusuf Dantalle, National Chairman of the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), reaffirmed the council’s dedication to promoting electoral integrity and democratic governance.

“IPAC is unwavering in its commitment to fostering electoral integrity, political stability and inspiring trust in electoral governance,” Dantalle said.
He urged stakeholders to uphold the sanctity of the ballot and hold elected officials accountable as a means of strengthening Nigeria’s democracy.
Dantalle highlighted the upcoming Anambra Governorship election as an opportunity for INEC to demonstrate technological advancement in election administration, particularly with the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in electoral governance to enhance transparency, reduce risks, and improve voter engagement.

He also commended INEC and the Federal Government for the ongoing construction of the new headquarters annex of the Commission, describing it as a significant step toward improving INEC’s operational efficiency.

The meeting was attended by NationalCommissioners, the Secretary to the Commission, aides to the INEC Chairman, and Directors from various departments within the Commission.