Earn Money: Sell Art and Crafts online

I will taking on how you will be able to earn from selling online, First will be on Esty.
What is Etsy.com?

Etsy is an online buyer and seller community similar to eBay, but focuses on selling arts, crafts handmade or vintage items and supplies.

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Earn Money: Start a Youtube channel

Starting a Youtube channel is the simplest way of making money online and needs no investment.

YouTube gets almost 5 billion video views per day which proves its power on the internet.

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Earn Money :Write Articles On Authority Sites

There are many authority websites who are always looking for fresh content and ideas to expand their user base and maximize profits.

For this reason, they need new people with new ideas who can do this job for them. 

Although most of them have content research, curation and editorial teams, but no matter how experienced they are they cannot cover everything. 

So, many such websites will pay you to write content for them. This helps them to capture new ideas and topics that otherwise would have never been discovered by their content teams.

It also provides a great opportunity to writers who want earn quick cash writing articles without getting into the hassle of creating and marketing their own blog. 

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A Nigerian military general receives N20.69 m annually - Report

A new report on the take home pay of military officials have been released. The report compiled by the Economic Intelligence, a financial magazine shows that the annual salary of an army general, an admiral in the navy and an air chief marshal in the Nigerian air force is penned at N20,691,400 million annually. The trio, who hold executive positions as the chief of defence staff and are also referred to as four star generals receive a monthly salary of N1.72 million, the report on consolidated armed forces salary structure (CONAFSS)

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See how this man is making money from picking rubbish

The saying ‘one man’s junk is another man’s treasure’ reads true in the case of these men who have managed to eke out a living through scavenging. Even though scavengers are looked down upon by the society, they have somehow managed to maintain a certain lifestyle from proceeds after each round of ‘hunting’. Scavenging on its own requires getting down and dirty, and going through things other people have thrown away as rubbish, and eventually recycling the ones deemed useful, or even selling them to make money.

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The Modern Day Afonja and Alimi - By Reno Omokri

'A comrade is not for what you are for, neither does he share the same interests as you. A comrade is simply one who is against what you are against. In other words, you are bound by a common enemy.

The All Progressive Congress, is a party founded on this premise.

Those who are enemies of the President (Goodluck Jonathan) and the PDP gathered together to form a party whose foundation is their common enemy.

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Organisation urges Nigerians to donate blood to save lives

The Red Cross Society of Nigeria, Gombe State chapter, has urged the public to donate blood to save lives during emergency.
Malam Abubakar Yakubu, Secretary of the society, made the plea on Friday, October 7, in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Gombe.
Yakubu said, “Sometimes, we experience shortage in the blood bank and when such incident occurs, there is need to restock to save lives.

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court denies prosecutor appeal on Zuma graft charges

South Africa's Constitutional Court has told the state prosecutor it cannot appeal a ruling to reinstate corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma, another setback for the embattled leader.
The High Court in April ordered a review of a National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) decision to set aside hundreds of corruption charges against Zuma, calling it "irrational". That decision allowed Zuma to run for president in 2009.

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UN body tells Arab nation to end child stoning, executions (Can't Stand The Heat)

A UN human rights watchdog On Friday called on Saudi Arabia to end “severe” discrimination against girls.
The body also urged the country to repeal laws that allow stoning, amputation, flogging and execution of children.
Bandar Bin Mohammed, Chairman of the Saudi Human Rights Commission, said that the committee on the Rights of the Child condemned the Saudi-led coalition’s air strikes in Yemen.

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DSS harass Governor while trying to arrest Judge

Governor Nyesom Wike was harassed by Department of State Services (DSS) operatives who were carrying out an operation in the early hours of Saturday, October 8, 2016, reports say.
According to Punch, Wike had rushed to the house of a Federal High Court judge to stop his alleged arrest by the DSS officers.

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