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If she is homely, marry her instead of only asking her out.

May God continue to help our soldiers.

Power.

interested

That God controls affairs of men.

ok

God save us

All this fake media people

ok

cRobo:
show us the breast to confirm
until then

I won't say a word

Gbam, u r talking..

All thanks to God.

That is one coronavirus escapee.

rip

Seriously

sorry

squirrel

People were arrested in our side here on Sunday.

Show it so that our government will copy.

Na HUN20 cause it.

Accepted.

What's he speaking, he can't use english?

Nice moves. Worthy of emulation.

RIP to him. Sad story indeed. He escaped corona virus, accident catch am. Lord have mercy.

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2. The first thing I did, as I decided to get rich decades ago, was to start a business. I failed miserably and was up to #30 million in debt!

3. Here’s what you should do, before starting a business….Start developing high-income skills. Learn how to run a business, how to market & sell etc by freelancing or working for business owners.

4. In the process, get really good at PERSUASION, because Wealth = Psychology + Communication.

5. Once you know how to sell, how to market and how a successful business is run, start your own.

6. Keep it really simple in the beginning. Work on one compelling, irresistable core offer.

7. Here’s what you need to make that business earn you truckloads of money: A hungry market of people who’re willing and able to spend money on solving a painful problem.

8. Once you’ve found your market, research the hell out of it. Get to know all their fears, worries, dreams and desires and start reading and watching everything, these people consume. Order the books they read, the magazines they buy…everything.

9. Then, start running ads in those types of media (newspaper, FaceBook, TV…), that your target customer frequents and offer a lead generation device (book, report, DVD).

10. Follow up on those leads, and make them irresistable offers.

Thanks for reading.

Dancehall artiste Oneal Byran, better known as Elephant Man, is currently being investigated on the basis of false declaration to immigration, following his return to Jamaica.

A whistleblower in the form of an immigration worker sounded the alarm to the public by releasing a recording describing what the Elephant Man allegedly did. The public immediately called out the deejay for his actions, prompting swift action from the government. While not disclosing the name of the person of interest, Hon. Christopher Tufton, called for the “investigation into reports that an entertainer returned to Jamaica from a territory where there is a local spread of COVID19 and failed to declare the country of travel to immigration authorities.” The Minister reinforced the consequences of the Energy God’s actions, stating, “It is an offense to make a false declaration.”

According to the official release from The Jamaica Constabulary Force, “Elephant Man arrived at the airport from Brussels and was asked to declare the countries he had visited. It alleged he falsified the information and did not declare all the countries. The police will be working closely with the Ministry of Health and Members of the Immigration to determine the appropriate action.”

With widespread public criticism and pressures of the law growing heavy, Elephant Man as released videos explaining what took place at the Sangsters International Airport along with issuing an apology.

According to Elephant Man, he and Rygin King and associates were aboard the plane from Brussels after quitting their European tour. “When we reach a Jamaica, walk offa the plan come straight round to immigration, reach to the immigration officer I hand her my paper, she look on it and say oh Amsterdam, “recounted Ele. The deejay mentioned that upon being asked if he had been to other territories, he disclosed his other European stops and was then allowed to proceed without issues.

“When I was going through nobody stop me and say well you know say we have a quarantine thing wa a gwaan. Nobody said that to me,” mentioned Elephant Man. According to the deejay, as since made his way home without making any unnecessary stops. He also confirmed that he has been implementing his proper social distancing by keeping himself locked away at home.

Ele also iced rumors that he wished death on all the airport staff. “I would never say nuthin like that,” mentioned the artiste, before referencing Jamaica’s first confirmed death as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

In another video, Elephant Man shared a heartfelt apology to his fans, everyone at the airport and Jamaica’s Minister of Health. “I also wanted to apologize for the way I incorrectly completed the form,” said Ele, while giving an additional breakdown of what caused the mishap. “After my long journey, I actually put the last country I arrived from, as opposed to all the countries I attended in the last 6 weeks. Sorry fi dat, drop asleep you done know,” he mentioned. In closing, he repeated, “I would never put anyone life at risk, intentionally” before sending love to his fans.

Even though the “No Junjo” deejay has issued an apology, some fans are still disappointed in what they referred to as the deejay’s selfish actions.

Social media users have descended heavily on social media personality and Big Brother Naija star Tacha for a mistake she made during a live video presentation on her Instagram page.

Tacha took her IG to share a video of her demonstrating how to properly wash your hands to prevent the Coronavirus infection.

The illustration was part of the ‘wash your hand’ challenge trending online.

Whilst successfully demonstrating to fans how to stay off the COVID-19, she wrongly pronounced Coronavirus as ‘Conoravirus’.

“Hey guys, I’m proud to say that I’ll be participating in the ‘wash your hand challenge’. So yeah, I know this is the ‘conora’ virus period and everybody just have to stay safe…” she said.

This wasn’t taken lightly by social media users as some blasted her for making such an error whilst others pardoned her because it is a normal slip of the tongue.

Regardless of the trolls, some Titans lauded her over amazing beauty even without make-up.

Click here to watch the video:

Symply Tacha gets dragged by haters for Pronouncing corona virus wrongly pic.twitter.com/QsCUVqjToF

— #Dangbele (@MellodiOfficial) March 19, 2020

It's a pity. So sad. RIP.

This is uncalled for.

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The Atletico Portada Alta tactician was diagnosed with leukaemia after being rushed to hospital with severe Covid-19 symptoms.

Spanish football coach Francisco Garcia has passed away at the age of 21 after contracting coronavirus.

Garcia, who had served as Malaga-based club Atletico Portada Alta's youth team manager since 2016, has become the fifth and youngest victim of the illness in the region.

The Spaniard died on Sunday after testing positive for Covid-19 last week, having been sent to the Regional Hospital of Malaga for treatment.

Upon his arrival at the facility, Garcia was found to be suffering from a form of leukaemia which made him more vulnerable to the virus currently sweeping the globe.

It has been reported that the young coach could be the youngest person to have died from coronavirus to date, with the death rate at its highest among those over the age of 70.

Atletico Portada Alta released an official statement via social media following Garcia's death, which reads: "We want to express our deepest condolences to the family, friends and close friends of our coach Francisco García who has left us, unfortunately, today.

"Now what do we do without you, Francis? You were always there with us at Portada or wherever you were needed, helping out. How can we keep covering all those kilometres in the league?

"We don't know how, but we will surely do it for you.

"We will not forget you, rest in peace, phenomenon. Until forever. "

Segunda outfit Malaga CF also expressed their condolences to Garcia's friends and family in a short message on Twitter, stating: "From the club, we want to convey to Atlético Portada Alta our deepest condolences for the loss of one of their coaches, Francisco García, as well as send a warm hug to his family and friends. Together we must stop Covid-19."

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