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techmaster092:
This covid19 had messed me up,I came home from school few weeks before the pandemic, Taught physics and maths in 3 tutorials,was making some reasonable amount of money then this covid19 came and took all away....even with the easing of lockdown tutorials refuse to open, I can barely feed myself,sometime its as if tomorrow should not come cause each day just brings more problem...if university opens now m finished,different bills everywhere hostel fee,project(I don leave am for God hand,engineering project consumes money)...Government just brought doom on us by not closing our borders.
0156416105....gtb(it's hard for everybody but if you can assist pls do)

safarigirl:
For the purpose of tomorrow, let me advice you.

The best form of tutorial, is homeschooling. It is surprising, that you can't find work in this period, because a lot of schools are out, but kids still have to prepare for WAEC and such. Lockdown was eased weeks ago, if you had a student or two you could homeschool, money would not have been scarce.

If you can write projects and such, advertise online for clients. There are lots of ways to make money off the internet, take advantage of technology, the money from web work does not seize, even in a pandemic. I have been working virtually everyday since this lockdown

safarigirl:
For the purpose of tomorrow, let me advice you.

The best form of tutorial, is homeschooling. It is surprising, that you can't find work in this period, because a lot of schools are out, but kids still have to prepare for WAEC and such. Lockdown was eased weeks ago, if you had a student or two you could homeschool, money would not have been scarce.

If you can write projects and such, advertise online for clients. There are lots of ways to make money off the internet, take advantage of technology, the money from web work does not seize, even in a pandemic. I have been working virtually everyday since this lockdown

safarigirl:
For the purpose of tomorrow, let me advice you.

The best form of tutorial, is homeschooling. It is surprising, that you can't find work in this period, because a lot of schools are out, but kids still have to prepare for WAEC and such. Lockdown was eased weeks ago, if you had a student or two you could homeschool, money would not have been scarce.

If you can write projects and such, advertise online for clients. There are lots of ways to make money off the internet, take advantage of technology, the money from web work does not seize, even in a pandemic. I have been working virtually everyday since this lockdown

SorrowfulPlea:
please forgive me, if I can help myself I won't be begging I've been looking for help on nairaland please My name Anthony am 28 years old from Edem in nsukka local government area Enugu. I have been suffering from paraplegic spinal cord injury for the past 12 years now, I only able to survive only because my ageing mother look after me but life is too very hard for us. My mother is diabetic my hand are partially affected and I have severe UTI infection due to unable to change catheter we find it hard to feed or buy healthcare. Please am appealing to well meaning Nigerian to help have mercy please help us, nothing is too small and to any NGO that can accept my condition please. Almighty God bless you. More detail

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGM7X8ZN6ow

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ferdvict2:
when it gets to 20,000.

let me know

Investnow2017:
Who else noticed that South Africa has exploded with this Covid-19? Africa recorded its highest figure of confirmed cases in the last 24hours as well as highest deaths!
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JBoss25:
Ebola sef don come back

TMKsouth:
SA still expecting the worst. The government warned people about this months ago. September will be armageddon.

Investnow2017:
I think those screaming SCAM will have to change their tongue then, because this is a bewildering reality no nation can run away from. And I hear the black community there is the hotspot. Sad.

Investnow2017:
SA was double that today - 40,000+ .

TMKsouth:
Definitely not a scam in SA, the government has been very transparent and their approach is guided by science. And yes, the government just last week confirmed that most people infected are black. Its frustrating that so many months into this pandemic the black immunity theory still persists in Nigeria. I think that's a recipe for disaster provided the population size and density there - while your testing rates remain so low.

ferdvict2:
Thanks for the update.

I am still interested in Nigeria 20k hit

Investnow2017:
I am just curious though. When you say "approach guided by science", what do you mean?