10 Reasons Why You Find a Way to Earn From Home during this Corona Season.

1. Your Bills must still be Paid.

Did you notice in this season or pandemic. Many of you are eating 4 or even 5 times in a day. You are spending more data. This shows you are likely to have spent or spending Double or even more expenses. Who will cover this bills ? Are you waiting on ur state gov or Federal Government to come pay for this or support you financially especially if you are an Entrepreneur or You just got retrenched or Sacked from Work as a result of the corona pandemic.

2. This is Nigeria not Europe or America or Canada where you get relief or Government money to cater for your basic needs like Water , food , shelter ,rent etc.
3. Poverty or Lack of Money during this season kills even faster than the corona virus.
4. Try and adapt to the online strategy if you have not had a second side hustle online.
5. Basic Essential Workers didn’t die going to the hospital , Eateries, Driving Keke,taxi , they still making money in this season and keeping precautions.

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They have adapted to the new life and conditions.

6. This is not a season to just seat at home whining and complaining about the corona virus and get stuck on CNN ,BBC or Channels or NTA News.

Inside every crisis there is an opportunity or positive benefit inside of it.

7. Start thinking about diversifying your INCOME STREAMS? … I have GREAT NEWS for you!

In this month of MARCH, APRIL, There are many webinars , online programs you can learn insights into how to navigate this business environment that has been largely disrupted by the global CoronaVirus pandemic … as you can focus and learn on ‘HOW TO LEVERAGE KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTS TO DIVERSIFY YOUR REVENUE STREAMS’ … regardless of which industry you are in.

8. Did you know that an estimate of 1.25 Million people die from car crashes and a whopping 20-50 million people are injured or disable yearly. That’s an average of 3,287 deaths daily!

Did you know that every 2 minutes a child dies from malaria. Statistics show that atleast 1.3 million people die every year from malaria.

In 2018, 9.8 million people died from cancer and it is estimated that at least 1 in every 8 men and 1 in every 11 women die from cancer.

In the space of 3 years, Ebola Virus has infected 28,616 people, including 11,310 deaths and has a case-fatality rate of 40%.

Scary numbers, right?

But here’s the great news:

No pandemic has ever wiped out the whole earth before, not even the Great Flood.

9. Boost Up Your Faith! Read and listen to inspiring content. Read up on how humanity has survived pandemics in the past. Remember how God has been faithful to you in the past. Resist the urge to live in fear because whether you like it or not, this too shall pass. You can also meditate, exercise and take positive actions.
10. Spread Love not Fear! Now is a good time to check up on your loved ones and let them know you are fine too. Send a voice note to a friend or send a well-wish broadcast message. DO NOT spread any fearful messages around.

Bonus Tip 11.

Create a #WhenCovid19IsOver victory list. How? Bring out your journal and write out all you want to have accomplished by the time all this is over because it surely will.

Question of the day

1.Which one of this strategies will you be applying immediately right now today.

2. Will you be among those that will close deals ,make income and diversify their earnings this season?
3. Are you among those who chose to go into flight or freeze mode of fear and be like 🥶 Let’s wait till this pandemic is over and have forgotten how to be creative and find out solutions?
4. If your current account balance figures is impressive and cannot even last you and your family for the next 30 days will you start allow hunger to creep in or start begging for financial help?

Thanks for your attention and please

Wash your hands, Sanitize, Use Masks, Be prayerful and keep safe and stay home and maintain safe distancing.

You were a vulcanizer and battery seller on Okpe road in Sapele, you have forgotten your past, your parents are dead and suddenly you became a millionaire through Hon. (Chief) Monday Igbuya that entrusted some of his businesses to you. If you can betray and insult Hon. (Chief) Monday Igbuya (an Okpe man) that made you, then you can betray and insult anybody.

You are not Hon. (Hi-Chief) Felix Uruemuesiri ANIRAH’S contemporary at all, so stop comparing yourself with him. Stop bragging that you’re a millionaire because millionaires don’t brag. That you made a verbal donation of three million naira to PDP which you did not pay, is not enough to brag at all. Do you know how much the Hi-Chief spends on a daily basis and yet you’ll not hear him brag at all.

How can you say Hon. (Hi-Chief) Felix Uruemuesiri ANIRAH is not a PDP member, he was officially received back to PDP by His Excellency Sen. (Dr.) Ifeanyi Arthur OKOWA, the Executive Governor of Delta State, in the presence of Olorogun (Barr.) Kingsley ESISO, State Chairman of PDP and over 90% of Leaders and Members of PDP at the LGA Party Secretariat. Yet you pretend not to know the naked truth, he moved on to being the Party flag bearer which you and your cohorts vehemently opposed but failed. Finally came the general election you repeated the same action against the Party and lost, so where lies your strength. Anyway I’m not surprised, you’re not even a PDP member and you don’t know what is happening in Sapele because you live in Ojoto in Anambra State. You’re a trader in Lagos and an APC member, yet you’re best friend of the PDP State Chairman and in Sapele you claim to be PDP shame on you. You think we’re not following your posts on Facebook, your profile pictures are Buhari, Osinbajor, APC, etc and yet you are following PDP State Chairman, I pray you don’t betray Chief (Barr.) Kingsley ESISO the way you betrayed your former master, because you’re known for betraying…

You made reference to Hi-Chief ANIRAH as paying peanuts to people, but he pays over 40 people ranging from 25,000 to 150,000 naira on monthly basis for party members which does not include rents, medical bills, school fees, distribution of branded notebooks and uniforms, scholarships (455 persons) in primary, secondary and tertiary institutions, etc. Mr. Linus Obi, as the APC/PDP big wig, where are the ones you pay in Sapele Mr. Multimillionaire?

In the last PDP primaries, your Igbos in Ward 1 didn’t vote PDP candidate in the primary and main elections in Sapele LGA, yet you’re boasting that you’ll deal with Hi-Chief ANIRAH, he flogged you in the primaries and main elections in 2019 and he’ll flog you again wait time will tell.

Introduction:

The grand norm in contemporary politics states clearly that, for you to be eligible to hold an elective position you must have three years tax clearance, INEC voters card and your Party Membership Card in year Unit, indicating Ward and Local Government.

Issues In Contention:

1. No body ever contemplated a tribal factor into the position of the State Chairman zoned to Sapele Local Government in Chief James Onanefe Ibori’s residence on Thursday 19th March, 2020, by the leaders of Delta Central Senatorial District on the instruction of Delta State PDP caucus where the Governor and Deputy Governor of Delta State and other Leaders of the Party (PDP) were present.

2. Facts of the matter: A position zoned to a Local Government is meant for those carrying INEC voters card and the Party membership card from that Constituency or Local Government Area.

Issues To Be Resolved:

1. The incumbent State Chairman, Chief (Barr.) Kingsley Esiso, enjoyed full privileges and political benefits before he relocated to Ethiope East LGA. After becoming Chairman in 2015 to 2019 moved his INEC voters card from Sapele State Constituency elsewhere, certified true copies of INEC voters register from Ward One (1) to Eleven (11) are available for inspection by the press and who ever wants to see.

2. It is obvious that he ran foul of the law when he emerged from Sapele in 2015 to 2019 and decided to move his INEC voters card from Sapele State Constituency elsewhere. He cannot contend with the constituents in Sapele Local Government.

3. The decision taken on Thursday 19th March 2020 as earlier stated in agreement with all Leaders of PDP Delta Central with a clear instruction that positions zoned to the various Local Governments Should be filled and returned on Monday 23rd March, 2020, to Sen. Ighoyota Amori’s residence for onward transmission to the appropriate quarters.

4. The incumbent assumes it is his birthright, not to consult the Leaders of Sapele LGA who are mere mortals and donot deserve to be consulted or discussed with. For he assumes a military fiat that we must bow before him and decided to ignored every person.

5. It is worthy of note that he engages in mudslinging by calling Leaders of the Local Government tribalist and all soughts of names. For the benefit of hindsight “Evang. Hon. Michael Diden” started his political career in Sapele, and until he moved to Warri North L.G.A, he enjoyed all the political privileges accrued party members without bias. He lives in Sapele, he has never insisted to take what is shared to Sapele because he does not vote in Sapele despite his large followership. “Prince Joseph Atseyinku”, is a LGA and Ward 8 Leader. Also worthy of mention is “Engr. Tony Aniretan”, the PDP LGA Youth Leader, all because they have INEC voters card and Party card in Sapele LGA. Hence they are accorded full status and benefits like other Party member in Sapele without tribal sentiment.

6. As Leader of Ward One (1), representing Sapele State Constituency, Delta State House of Assembly who have been accused of tribalism and among others, the Chairman of Ward One (1) is Mr. Ese Awurhe, obviously not an Okpe man but has the requirements to be the Chairman of Ward 1 and I gave him the full support for second tenure as Chairman of the Ward. Where does tribalism come to play?

7. It is worthy of note that those who run foul of the law should not anchor their argument on tribal sentiments.

In Conclusion, I want to show absolute maturity and sincerity, the office of the State Organizing Secretary and State Assistant Secretary, are both zoned to Ethiope East Local Government Area, whereas Sapele is Gazetted for the office of the State Chairman. No other than eligible Sapele constituent according to Party guideline is qualified to vie for the office of the State Chairman of the Party. We call on the Leadership of the Party in Delta State, Sen. (Dr.) Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa, our national Leader His Excellency Chief James Onanefe Ibori, Prof. Sam Oyovbaire and leaders of Delta central district to Look into the issue critically because Sapele had remain PDP from inception till date.

Suffice me to close by mentioning that we have no axe to grind with the incumbent State Chairman of the Party, but Sapele is only struggling for its fair share of its political privileges.

For and on behalf of all signatories to the agreement on Sapele for State Chairman PDP

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New cases of the novel coronavirus that emerged in the central Chinese city of Wuhan in late December are being reported daily around the world.

More than 16,700 people globally have died from COVID-19, as the illness is officially known, while more than 387,000 infections have been confirmed in at least 177 countries and territories. Nearly 102,000 people have recovered from the coronavirus.

Here are the countries that have so far confirmed coronavirus cases:

Afghanistan – 42 cases, 1 death
Albania – 104 cases, 4 deaths

Algeria – 230 cases, 17 deaths
Andorra – 133 cases, 1 death
Angola – 3 cases
Antigua and Barbuda – 3 cases
Argentina – 301 cases, 4 deaths
Armenia – 235 cases
Australia – 2,044 cases, 8 deaths
Austria – 4,477 cases, 21 deaths
Azerbaijan – 72 cases, 1 death
Bahamas – 4 cases
Bahrain – 377 cases, 2 deaths
Bangladesh – 33 cases, 3 deaths
Barbados – 17 cases
Belarus – 81 cases
Belgium – 3,743 cases, 88 deaths
Belize – 1 case
Benin – 6 cases
Bhutan – 2 cases
Bolivia – 28 cases
Bosnia and Herzegovina – 150 cases, 1 death
Brazil – 1,924 cases, 34 deaths
Brunei – 91 cases
Bulgaria – 202 cases, 3 deaths
Burkina Faso – 99 cases, 4 deaths
Cambodia – 87 cases
Cameroon – 66 cases
Canada – 2,088 cases, 25 deaths
Cape Verde – 3 cases
Central African Republic – 3 cases
Chad – 2 cases
Chile – 746 cases, 2 deaths
China – 81,553 cases, 3,281 deaths
The region of Macau had confirmed 19 cases, while Hong Kong reported 273 confirmed cases, including four deaths, according to China’s National Health Commission.

Colombia – 306 cases, 3 deaths
Congo Republic – 36 cases, 2 deaths
Costa Rica – 158 cases, 2 deaths
Croatia – 361 cases, 1 death
Cuba – 40 cases, 1 death
Cyprus – 116 cases, 1 death
Czech Republic – 1,236 cases, 1 death
Democratic Republic of Congo – 30 cases, 1 death
Denmark – 1,582 cases, 24 deaths
The count includes 92 cases in Faroe Islands and 2 cases in Greenland.

Djibouti – 3 cases
Dominican Republic – 245 cases, 3 deaths
East Timor – 1 case
Ecuador – 981 cases, 18 deaths
Egypt – 366 cases, 19 deaths
El Salvador – 5 cases
Equatorial Guinea – 9 cases
Eritrea – 1 case
Estonia – 352 cases
Eswatini – 4 cases
Ethiopia – 12 cases
Fiji – 4 cases
Finland – 700 cases, 1 death
France – 20,128 cases, 862 deaths
Additionally, the French territory of Martinique recorded 37 cases and a death from the coronavirus. Reunion has 45 confirmed cases, French Polynesia – 15, New Caledonia – 4, Saint Barthelemy – 3 and Mayotte – 11. The French part of the island of Saint Martin confirmed 4 cases while Guadalupe has 56 cases.
French Guiana – 18 cases
Gabon – 6 cases, 1 death
Gambia – 2 cases, 1 death
Georgia – 66 cases
Germany – 29,056 cases, 123 deaths
Ghana – 27 cases, 2 deaths
Greece – 695 cases, 17 deaths
Grenada – 1 case
Guatemala – 20 cases, 1 death
Guinea – 4 cases, 1 death
Guyana- 20 cases, 1 death
Haiti – 6 cases
Honduras – 30 cases
Hungary – 187 cases, 8 deaths
Iceland – 588 cases, 1 death
India – 511 cases, 10 deaths
Indonesia – 686 cases, 55 deaths
Iran – 23,049 cases, 1,812 deaths
Iraq – 266 cases, 23 deaths
Ireland – 1,125 cases, 6 deaths
Israel – 1,442 cases, 1 death
Italy – 63,927 cases, 6,077 deaths
Ivory Coast – 25 cases
Jamaica – 19 cases, 1 death
Japan – 1,140 cases, 42 deaths
A total of 712 people on the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship docked at Yokohama had tested positive for the virus. Seven people who were on the ship have died.

Japan does not include the people on board as part of its national tally, in accordance with the WHO guidance. The national tally is 1,055 as of March 22, including 35 deaths.

Jordan – 127 cases
Kazakhstan – 68 cases
Kenya – 16 cases
Kosovo – 61 cases, 1 death
Kuwait – 189 cases
Kyrgyzstan – 42 cases
Latvia – 180 cases
Lebanon – 267 cases, 4 deaths
Liberia – 3 cases
Liechtenstein – 51 cases
Lithuania – 179 cases, 1 death
Laos – 2 cases
Luxembourg – 875 cases, 8 deaths
Madagascar – 17 cases
Malaysia – 1,624 cases, 15 deaths
Maldives – 13 cases
Malta – 107 cases
Mauritania – 2 cases
Mauritius – 36 cases, 2 deaths
Mexico – 367 cases, 4 deaths

Moldova – 109 cases, 1 death
Monaco – 23 cases
Mongolia – 10 cases
Montenegro – 29 cases, 1 death
Morocco – 143 cases, 4 deaths
Myanmar – 2 cases
Mozambique – 1 death
Namibia – 4 cases
Nepal – 2 cases
Netherlands – 4,767 cases, 214 deaths
Additionally, 5 coronavirus cases were registered in the Dutch overseas territory of Aruba, 1 more in Sint Maarten, while Curacao has 3 cases and one death.

New Zealand – 155 cases
Nicaragua – 2 cases
Niger – 3 cases
Nigeria – 40 cases, 1 death
North Macedonia – 136 cases, 2 deaths
Norway – 2,625 cases, 10 deaths
Oman – 84 cases
Pakistan – 892 cases, 6 deaths
Palestine – 59 cases, including 2 in Gaza
Panama – 345 cases, 6 deaths
Papua New Guinea – 1 case
Paraguay – 27 cases, 2 deaths
Peru – 395 cases, 5 deaths
Philippines – 552 cases, 35 deaths
Poland – 749 cases, 8 deaths
Portugal – 2,060 cases, 23 deaths
Qatar – 501 cases
Romania – 576 cases, 7 deaths

Russia – 438 cases, 1 death
Rwanda – 36 cases
Saint Lucia – 3 cases
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 1 case
San Marino – 187 cases, 20 deaths
Saudi Arabia – 562 cases
Senegal – 79 cases
Serbia – 249 cases, 3 deaths
Seychelles – 7 cases
Singapore – 509 cases, 2 deaths
Slovakia – 186 cases
Slovenia – 442 cases, 3 deaths
Somalia – 1 case
South Africa – 402 cases
South Korea – 9,037 cases, 120 deaths
Spain – 33,136 cases, 2,311 deaths
Sri Lanka – 97 cases
Sudan – 2 cases, 1 death
Suriname – 6 cases
Sweden – 2,059 cases, 33 deaths
Switzerland – 8,795 cases, 120 deaths
Syria – 1 case
Taiwan – 215 cases, 2 deaths
Tanzania – 12 cases
Thailand – 827 cases, 4 deaths
Timor-Leste – 1 case
Togo – 18 cases
Trinidad and Tobago – 52 cases
Tunisia – 89 cases, 3 deaths
Turkey – 1,529 cases, 37 deaths
Uganda – 9 cases
Ukraine – 84 cases, 3 deaths
United Arab Emirates – 198 cases, 2 deaths
United Kingdom – 6,726 cases, 336 deaths
Additionally, the British overseas territory of Gibraltar has registered 10 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, Bermuda – 2, Montserrat – 1, Isle of Man – 1, Channel Islands – 32. Guernsey confirmed a single case while Jersey has 12. The Cayman Islands recorded 3 infections and 1 death.

United States – 46,450 cases, 593 deaths
The count includes 21 cases in the US territory of Puerto Rico, 6 in Virgin Islands and 15 in Guam.

Uruguay – 162 cases
Uzbekistan – 49 cases
Vatican City – 1 case
Venezuela – 84 cases
Vietnam – 123 cases
Zambia – 3 cases
Zimbabwe – 3 cases, 1 death

Citizens and residents of Delta State should note that as a precautionary measure to mitigate against the potential spread of the Corona Virus, the Delta State government has set up 11 holding facilities across the state.These centers, which have been set up in accordance with NCDC guidelines, can be located at the following healthcare facilities:1. General Hospital, Okwe;
2. General Hospital, Ogwashi Uku;
3. Central Hospital, Ughelli;
4. Central Hospital, Warri;
5. General Hospital, Bomadi;
6. Central Hospital, Sapele;
7. Central Hospital, Kwale;
8. General Hospital, Ekpan;
9. Central Hospital, Oleh;
10. General Hospital, Agbor;
11. Eku Baptist Hospital; and
12. Asaba Specialist Hospital.Finally, if you or anyone you know may have been exposed to the Corona Virus, please contact the Delta State COVID-19 HOTLINES: 08033521961, 08035078541, 08030758179, 08031230021.
#coronavirusupdate #fightcovid19

Photo News: @ The Hon. (Hi-Chief) Felix U. Anirah Lawn Tennis Championship 2020Monday, 16th March, 2020By Tega Ezekiel Ughara
Media Aide
To Hi-Chief Felix AnirahIt was a carnival in the City of Sapele on Saturday, 14th March, 2020, as Lawn Tennis players from Edo and Delta converged in Sapele Athletic Club to compete for titles in the 2020 edition of Hon. (Hi-Chief) Felix U. Anirah Lawn Tennis Championship.Sapele Athletic Club, Sapele; Government House Club, Asaba; Benin Club, Benin City; Warri Club, Warri; Benin Recreational Club, Benin; Ughelli Club, Ughelli; Shell Club, Ogunu; DSC Club, Alaja; Abraka Recreational Club, Abraka; Police Officers Mess, Benin, were the Clubs from Edo and Delta that participated in the Championship.*Men’s Category*1. Adegbola Bos, of Benin Recreational Club, emerged First and went home with Fifty Thousand Naira (N50,000).2. Omozokpai Eloh, of Benin Recreational Club, came Second and went home with Thirty Thousand Naira (N30,000)3. Peter Nosama, of Ughelli Club came Third and went home with Twenty Thousand Naira (N20,000).*Women’s Category*1. Precious Aghwin, of Warri Club emerged First and went home with Fifty Thousand Naira (N50,000)2. Sarah Gbadamusi, of Government House Club, Asaba emerged Second and went home with Thirty Thousand Naira (N30,000)3. Perita Becca, of Ughelli Club came Third and went home with Twenty Thousand Naira (N20,000).The Fourth position, Fifth position and others also went home with consolation prices for.The sponsor of the Championship, Hon. (Hi-Chief) Felix Uruemuesiri ANIRAH, promised that the First, Second and Third positions of the next edition will go home with Five Hundred Thousand Naira (N500,000), Three Hundred Thousand Naira (N300,000) and Two Hundred Thousand Naira (N200,000) respectively.Okakuro Felix Uruemuesiri ANIRAH, later organized a gala night for the entertainment of guests and Lawn Tennis players.In attendance were, Mr. James Aino, representing the Chairman, Delta State Sports Commission; Engr. Peter Aruoture, President Sapele Athletic Club; Okakuro Tom ANIRAH, the Oren of Okpe Kingdom and host of others.

RE: CHIEF FELIX ANIRAH WE (House of Assembly Member), BY SAPELE VOICE Wednesday, 11th March, 2020No doubt the good people of Sapele Supported Hon. (High Chief) Felix Uruemuesiri ANIRAH, to emerge as Member, representing Sapele State Constituency, Delta State House of Assembly. But I can assure you that Hi-Chief F.U. ANIRAH is working round the clock to ensure effective representation. The poor electricity supply is a general problem across the country, so don’t sound as if it’s ANIRAH’S fault. The Hi-Chief refused to use the Line 33, he’s using the regular Line like you and I, because he knows the plight of the masses. BEDC approached him to use Line 33 but he made them understand that he can’t be using 33kv while his people are suffering from epileptic power supply. Comparing Hi-Chief ANIRAH with anybody is uncalled for here, as he’s not in competition with anyone.Like you rightly said, the Honourable Member, representing Sapele State Constituency, DTHA is a man with gold heart no doubt but the Street Light issue has nothing to do with him. It’s BEDC versus Delta State Government, the charges from BEDC is too much and the State Govt. was unable to meet up, though they’re finding a lasting solution to that problem now.On the issue of Constituency Project, no Legislator in the current 7th Assembly has gotten Constituency Project so far, so let’s be patient please. Hi-Chief ANIRAH is currently working on the State Polytechnic Elume to kickoff soon, he’s also working round the clock to upgrade Sapele Technical College (STC) to a degree awarding institution.The 2020 budget, when implemented will take care of the poor conditions of some of our Public Schools, Hospitals, Roads etc. The Reopening of Sapele Inland Port/Navy relocating to Oghara is a Federal Government issue, it has nothing to do with the State Assembly and I think the National Assembly is handling it already.Let me educate you on something you really need to know in government. There’s what we call Exclusive List, “Exclusive powers,” belongs to the Federal Government only, they are in charge of Defence, Currency, International Relations, Seaports/InlandPorts, Electricity, etc and that’s were the Sapele InlandPort falls under, so I wander what you expect a State Legislator to do about Port and Electricity. There’s also a Concurrent List, “Concurrent powers,” are shared jointly by both the Federal and State Government, they’re in charge of health, education, agriculture, road, housing and whenever there is conflict the Federal law supersedes. There’s also a Residual List, “Residual powers,” are those that are left to, or designated to the States. In other words, everything that is, “left over.” Examples of residual powers are those regarding civil law, urban planning, property issues, etc. So please be guided, ANIRAH is a State Legislator and take note he has no Executive powers, because you’re always sounding as if he’s the Governor of Delta.Sapele Voice, I urge you to tender an unreserved apology to Hon. (Hi-Chief) F.U. ANIRAH, because you can’t say he should wake up from his slumber knowing fully well that the Honourable Man is working tirelessly to ensure effective representation at the State Assembly.Finally, let’s support Okakuro Felix Uruemuesiri ANIRAH, to take Sapele to the next level by bringing our suggestions via Felix Anirah Political Platform (FAPP) Media on Facebook/WhatsApp or to reach him at his residence, as his doors are always open.Ughara, Tega Ezekiel
Media AideTo Hi-Chief Felix Anirah

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