Affiliate marketing is a legitimate business model where you sell people's products and earn a commission for it. One thing that makes the Affiliate Marketing business sustainable is the fact that other businesses that we know about also use this Affiliate Marketing system to operate. For example, Jumia, Konga, Amazon, and Bolt E.T.C. use Affiliate Marketing systems to connect buyers and sellers, and once people buy they get a commission for it. So These Companies are like middlemen that connect buyers and sellers to get a commission for the product they sell.

One thing that makes people believe that Affiliate Marketing is a scam is the fact that it is a business that is done online so many people are scared of the fact that they can be scammers or they can easily lose their money. One thing I want you to understand about the word AFFILIATE MARKETING is the fact that is a system that people use when it comes to selling their products. For example, I can own a store where I sell shoes and I can decide to post on social media so that whosoever can sell one of these shoes will get a commission from me. What I just did is what is known as Affiliate Marketing. so, Affiliate Marketing can be applied to any business of your choice.

But the reason why I am writing this article is to let you know that you do have to bother yourself to look for a product to sell if you want to start your Affiliate Marketing, for example, there are product that I sell that pays me as high as 12,000 for just selling one of that product, so if I am able to sell 10 of that product that is about 120,000. So you can easily earn money by leveraging on other people's products and make money for yourself. That is why I am inviting you to my Affiliate Marketing class where we are going to look deep into Affiliate Marketing and how you can get started. To join the class, kindly click the link in the comment section.

Everybody knows that the online space is filled with different way in which you can earn money for yourself. But few of them are either genuine or scam.

I wanted to make more money because where I worked I was earning about 25k monthly, so I thought in my heart that there should be a way to make money online with your smartphone.

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There was a particular day I was scrolling on my Facebook account when I saw and ad that talks about How to make money online with Affiliate Marketing. So the moment I click the ad, I was directed to the person dm. So, the person gave me a well explanatory video to watch, after watching the major thing that broke my heart was when he said that I will have to pay for a course, which I don't have money to pay for. So, I forgot about Affiliate Marketing from that moment.

So every week the person always post on his status on how he has been earning weekly with Affiliate Marketing but what still broke my heart was I don't have the money to start, until he told me that aside learning sales and marketing that there are other skills i can still learn. Skills like, web design, graphic design, copywriting and how to run Facebook ads. The moment he made mention of this skill I began to look for money to start not just to make money as Affiliate Marketer but also to learn other various digital skills.

So from them my financial has changed with the help of Affiliate Marketing and various skills that I have learnt.

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Adamu Garba has said his party’s presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu could convert “black yahoo talent into white chips producing talent.”

Garba’s statement was contained in a post via his verified Twitter handle.

Recall that Tinubu had said he would create technology hubs for Yahoo boys if elected president.

Tinubu made the statement at a political rally in Benin, Edo State.

“I will convert Yahoo boys and make them useful by converting their talents and intellects to produce chips for industries,” Tinubu said.

Garba said it takes exceptional talent to be a Yahoo Yahoo boy.

We are talking about how we compete in the world today. You compete by producing something that you export. So we are not doing Akwa Ibom a favour by developing the Deep Seaport, rather Akwa Ibom is offering us a space to develop an export channel which I am going to develop. Akwa Ibom can become a processing centre for export. I want to change it to a processing centre for export. The reason our currency is collapsing today is the function of our reserve, as we have no reserve.

We have a problem because we’re not exporting anything. If you are exporting something, you won’t have a dollar problem. Vietnam doesn’t have a dollar problem, and Malaysia which is less than 50m people does not have a dollar problem. In Nigeria, everybody is waiting to share money from oil. I will remove sharing formula and replace it with the production formula. So we are not going to waste our money.

One of the presidential candidates said if he wins the election he will sell the NNPC. What is your take on that?

That is where we are having problems because we are dependent on oil. Oil is a diminishing asset that’s not giving anybody, anything. Oil contributes less than 10 per cent of our Gross Domestic Product, GDP, but it contributes about 50 per cent of federal government revenue which should not be. If we are a productive country, we can earn more money from other areas apart from oil. Akwa Ibom can earn more money from other things but we just believe in consumption and this formula of sharing. We don’t believe in production and that’s why I keep saying that the reason millions of people have been thrown into poverty is that Nigeria is not a producing country.

Because we are waiting to share money from oil, we have our people living in poverty, it can’t continue. We have vast uncultivated land in the north and people are looking for oil. If I become president, within a few years I will devote the money from oil in trying to ensure that we clean up, and be able to develop Niger Delta for what they have suffered. Then resources from other places will be used to develop the areas.

I am a champion of fiscal federalism so that people can become productive. So, I am not going to sell the NNPC, it is the least of my problems. My problem is to create a future and allow the country to work again. NNPC is not even producing anything today, it’s not making any profit, and it is not contributing anything today.

Power distribution is a major challenge Akwa Ibom is currently facing. How do you intend to address the issue?

In my manifesto, I was very clear about the power issue. As of today, our generating capacity is about 12,000 Megawatts. We will do everything possible to solve the issue of power. We are going to support existing facilities, and increase and decentralize the transmission to ensure that what is being generated is being distributed. Additionally, we will support every other method. In South Africa, they are 60 million people and they generate almost 50,000 megawatts.

And the president in the past few months declared an emergency in power and authorised anybody can generate up to 100 megawatts without a license. We are over 200 million people, we generate only 5,000megawatts, what do you think I will declare in the sector? War.

In 2019 you were running mate to Atiku Abubakar on the platform of the PDP. He is still the presidential candidate of the party for the 2023 election. Why are you not with Atiku to contest for the presidency this time around?

I have a background as an Igbo man. In Igbo land, if you are learning a business, you stay with your boss and when you finish he will settle you. Now two of you will be doing the same business and looking for the same customers who will now decide who is the best. The customer may decide to continue to buy from the Oga, or from this new boy, that the product he is selling is better than that of the Oga.

How do feel about the recent comment from your own governor, Professor Charles Soludo that you cannot be the next president?

My state governor is my brother and I wish him well. I want him to do very well. If I care about people’s comments I won’t be here. People have the right to their comments and there is freedom of speech. That’s what we preach. It’s not everybody that’s here that likes me, there are people who don’t want to see me here. If everybody here likes me there is a problem. That’s life. So wherever we find ourselves in life it is only by God’s grace, because He gives it.

Your opponents have said that Labour Party doesn’t have the structure you require to win the 2023 presidential election. How will you respond to that?

You are the structure. The structures they have today are the structures we want to dismantle, the structure of criminality; a structure that produced 133 million people living in poverty; the structure that produced 20 million out-of-school children and made Nigeria surpass India in Infant mortality; the structure that destroyed us. We want to destroy that structure. We want to build a better place for our children, a better place for all of us.

The driver that brought me here, I asked him, who will you vote for, I want you to be honest. And when he finished telling me I said to him, you are from Akwa Ibom, can you show me one thing the Federal Government has done for the people of Akwa Ibom? That is the structure you are talking about, a structure that destroyed the country and threw everybody into poverty.

So we want to build a better structure, and the people are the structure. Leadership in Nigeria is a problem, but the worst problem is the people who have refused to say no in the face of bad leadership, and who are celebrating the criminality of the country. That is what we want to stop.

So you are the structure, I do not need any other structure, if you believe in it we’ll change the country, if you don’t believe in it, one day when they start they will not spare any of you. Today you can’t move around, you are scared, everybody is scared to move around in Nigeria. Is that a structure you want to maintain?

Since you have observed that Akwa Ibom lacks federal presence if you become the next president, what are you going to do about it?

You can imagine that the next president is your in-law. You can only imagine it, I won’t say more than that. For me, I am home here. That is why I asked what did they do for you.

In your manifesto you said you’ll pursue anti-corruption aggressively. But in Pandora papers, a consortium of investigative journalists mentioned your name among 10 Nigerian politicians with secret companies and assets. How are you going to fight corruption given the public report?

I was mentioned in Pandora. Go and read my statement on it published everywhere. What they said is that I have Trust. Trust is a legitimate means of saving all of the World. Before I became the governor of Anambra state, while living in the UK, I already have documents that proved that I have the highest credit rating, and my bank in the UK gave me an overdraft of over 7m dollars and I have proof of the net worth of over 50m dollars.

I won’t throw away my money or do you want my wife and children to be suffering? So when I became a governor I put my money in a Trust for them. And the Trust wasn’t bearing anybody’s name. If you go there you will see my name, my wife and two children. And I said to go there, if you see any kobo, while I was governor that went into that Trust, confiscate it. But you cannot tell me to throw away what I have and leave my children on the street, no way. I was a very comfortable man before I became governor.

I was chairman of a bank before I became governor, and I was the only person serving in three banks as a director before I became governor. What I am saying is I don’t want people to continue to do what they are doing here by stealing public money. I will fight corruption, and to prove that I will fight corruption, I was governor of Anambra State for eight years. But go to Anambra State and let them show you where their money is missing. I have been saying this for eight years and nobody has challenged it.

The day I left the office I was not owing gratuity to anybody, I was not owing Pension or salary and I was not owing any contractor that fulfilled his obligation, not one. And I left money in three banks in Nigeria here. I left Access Bank of Nigeria 50m dollars at the time I left, and over 10 billion naira for the State. I left Fidelity Bank run by Nnamdi Okonkwo at that time 50 million dollars and over 10 billion naira, and I left Diamond bank 50 million dollars and over 12 billion naira. These are state money, these are physical cash. I bought shares in Companies, I invested in corporations on behalf of the state.

Nobody asked me to leave behind 150 million dollars, nobody asked me to leave behind N30 billion. I would have left the state in debt, but I didn’t do that. If anybody said he is going to fight corruption let us know where he had served and what he had left behind. My Speaker came to me with a Law saying that they would build a house for me in Awka and Abuja, that it was my entitlement but I sent him out of my office. Since I left Anambra State they have not bought me a bottle of water. You can go and check it, I have never received a kobo from Anambra State.

I told them I have done my job, I am going home; God gave me enough. I have served as Chairman of the Security and Exchange Commission in Nigeria. Go and ask them if they paid me one naira as a sitting allowance. I can fight corruption. So, I was mentioned in the Pandora case and I can defend it anywhere. It is a Trust and that Trust belongs to me and the investment belongs to my children.

How are you going to address issues of insecurity, and education if elected into office?

Education is the most critical investment any nation can do. One of the problems of Nigeria today is that we are not educating our people. I will fight the issue of insecurity because with insecurity you cannot talk about investment, even local people cannot invest. So I will make sure that we deal with the issue.

And how are we going to deal with it? There are so many things we will do including having multi-level policing, from local government to state, to federal. We’ll ensure we train them, and equip them properly, and we will get things going. Go and check anybody who is promising you anything, let him show you an example of where he did that thing he is promising.

I have a background as a businessman, everybody knows my name, they know the year I was born, and they know the schools I attended. I may not be the most educated among the candidates because I am a trader, but I have the privilege of passing through a number of schools no other contestant has passed through.

I didn’t say I am the most educated but I am the only person who can say I am an Alumni of Oxford, Cambridge. I have classmates everywhere, I am not claiming anything. So if you see people saying how can this man continue to claim that he is clean? For leaving 150m dollars and 30 billion naira, who else left money?

Everybody left debt. But Nigeria is a place we celebrate criminality and then penalise those who are doing well. So my own has become news because I have Trust. If you want, as an investigative journalist, I will pay for your ticket to go and see the Trust. Next year’s election should not be by tribe, let nobody tell you it’s about religion. It is what they use to confuse us. Nigeria is suffering, so let nobody tell you that it is about a tribe.

I am an Igbo man, and I am not contesting this election because I am from the South East. I am contesting this election because I am a Nigerian and I’m qualified. I don’t want anybody to vote for me by pitying me. We have about 60 per cent youth unemployment. Our youths with so much energy and in their productive age are doing nothing.

Barely 49 days to the 2023 general elections, a group of Civil Society Organisations on Friday, expressed concerns over the reports of missing Permanent Voter Cards, PVCs and the challenge of locating them.

The CSOs worried President Muhammadu Buhari must be prepared to conduct a free and fair election.

The organisations expressed their views during a press conference by the Focal Person of the Coalition of Nigerian Youth Groups, Maximilian Tashilani; the Convener of Coalition of Civil Society For Good Governance, Okpanachi Jacob; and chairman of Arewa Transformational Leaders, Yusuf Ibrahim.

They also raised concerns over the voter education carried out by the Independent National Electoral Commission, which, they said, needed to be improved.

The CSOs also warned the judiciary against the reckless granting of court orders, injunctions and judgments.

He said, “From all indications, President Muhammadu Buhari is not only desirous of bequeathing the legacy of a free and fair election, he is also poised to ensure that all institutions responsible for delivering credible elections are genuinely independent.

The organisations expressed their views during a press conference by the Focal Person of the Coalition of Nigerian Youth Groups, Maximilian Tashilani; the Convener of Coalition of Civil Society For Good Governance, Okpanachi Jacob; and chairman of Arewa Transformational Leaders, Yusuf Ibrahim.

“The difficulties voters undergo to collect their PVCs are unbearable. Aside from the challenges of locating one PVC, there are also reports of missing PVCs,” he said.

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) says the sub-lineages of the COVID-19 omicron variant causing a surge in cases in China and other countries have not been detected in Nigeria.

The NCDC Director General, Ifedayo Adetifa, disclosed this on Wednesday in a statement

He said, “The sub-lineages partly responsible for the current increase in COVID-19 cases in other countries that is XBB.1.5 and BF.7 have not yet been detected in the country but B.5.2.1 has been seen here since July 2022 and the others are most likely here already. BF.7 and XBB have also been circulating in South Africa since October 2022 but without any accompanying increase in cases, severe illness, or deaths.”

Adetifa said before the recent case increase in China, the United States of America (USA), the United Kingdom (UK ) and other countries, genomic surveillance had shown that the Omicron SARS-CoV-2 variant and its lineages had continued to dominate in recorded infections worldwide.

He said however, the rise in the new Omicron sub-lineages XBB.1.5 in the UK and the US, and BF.7 in China raises concern as it might spread faster than older Omicron sub-lineages (e.g., XBB or BQ) and that they were responsible in part for current increases in cases, hospitalisations, and deaths.

He said the NCDC-led COVID-19 Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) was monitoring COVID-19 trends in China, USA, UK, South Africa, India, and other countries with a high volume of traffic to and from Nigeria.

The director general said the NCDC had continued to strengthen genomic surveillance of the COVID-19 virus in Nigeria. He said the most important action for Nigerians to take was to get vaccinated against COVID-19, as the vaccine was the most important intervention for preventing severe disease, hospitalisation, and death.

A member of the All-Progressive Congress (APC) presidential campaign council, Mr. Alex Eyengho, has waved off former President Olusegun Obasanjo's endorsement of Labour Party’s Peter Obi, as a futile and valueless exercise.
Eyengho, who is also the Deputy Director of the Media & Communication Committee of the Delta State APC Gubernatorial Campaign Council, said Obasanjo has no electoral value as “he almost always lost his unit to other political parties. That shows how serious or unserious his people take him.”

He traced the former president’s opposition to the APC’s candidate to fear, and envy of Asiwaju Tinubu’s sterling performance, stressing that he is afraid that Tinubu’s achievement as a president would easily eclipse his tenure and expose him as a failure.

He recalled Obasanjo’s similar attacks and deprivation of Lagos State under Asiwaju Tinubu because he wanted to halt the state’s progress, and in spite of all his antics Lagos thrived under BAT.

He said the latest antic of the former president was not giving anybody in the party sleepless night, stressing that even when Obasanjo supported Obi and Atiku in 2019, they still lost to President Buhari.

He said Obasanjo would always support candidates whose record would not expose the shortcomings of his eight-year stint from 1999 to 2007.

“Obasanjo knows that Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is destined to win the February 25, 2023, Presidential election with the certainty of being the best democratically elected President in Nigeria in terms of performance, unprecedented innovations, participatory leadership, infrastructural revolution, economy-boosting and making Nigeria the best country in Africa and one of the best in the world.”

“This is why he is against Tinubu!”

It was gathered that the students aged between 14, and 17, who were all boarders, had on different occasions jumped the school’s fence with their female counterparts and stayed out of school for days.

Multiple reports claimed that for over three sessions, including the just concluded first term of the school, some of the students, numbering about seven males and five females, had been leaving the school premises unnoticed.

Luck, however, ran out for the students after one of them impregnated his female classmate.

According to a source familiar with the incidents, the students engaged in threesomes as part of their sex romps and used hard drugs like molly and codeine.

“There is a possibility that some staff are also involved in the whole atrocities because how will a secondary school student leave the school environment for days without anyone noticing? Some of the staff are benefiting from it somehow,” the source added.

Some parents, who spoke on the incident, blamed the school management for negligence, as they also stated that attempts were made to cover up the scandal.

One of the parents, who asked to be identified only as Alex, stated: “This is happening because of the negligence of the principal and the housemasters and mistress. If something like that goes hidden, my children are in that school; they can become victims.”

Another parent, Johnson Smith, said the school failed in its duty to protect students in boarding houses.

“The management needs to intensify efforts at cleansing the school because these bad eggs will corrupt our children. Something urgent needs to be done in ensuring that discipline is restored,” Smith added.

Confirming the incident, the Chairman of the school’s Parent-Teacher Association (PYA), Olusola Tokede, said efforts were ongoing to arrest the fleeing students.

The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has hit back at former President Olusegun Obasanjo over his endorsement of Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party for the February 25 presidential poll.

Tinubu, while addressing supporters at the APC presidential rally held at the University of Benin Sports Complex in Benin City, the Edo state capital on Thursday, said Obasanjo is “jealous” of his achievements.

He said the former President’s endorsement of Obi won’t work or make any difference in the outcome of the election.

According to Tinubu, “the blind” cannot lead “the blind”.

Tinubu recalled that as Lagos governor from 1999 to 2007, whilst Obasanjo was President, he “punished” him and millions of residents of Lagos by allegedly withholding local government funds that belonged to the nation’s commercial nerve centre.

According to Tinubu, both Obasanjo and Atiku Abubakar, his then Vice President and now presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, seized the Federal Government’s allocation to Lagos.

He said, “Can that man recommend a leader for you in Nigeria? Is that not sending an agent to pick your pocket?” Tinubu asked thousands of APC supporters at the rally.

“A blind leading the blind. I am sorry I am not insulting visually impaired people. But it won’t work, they will end up in the ditch. If I talk about Obasanjo and Obi…one who doesn’t know the way cannot show the way,” he added.

Obi’s endorsement by the former Nigerian military head of state between February 1976 and October 1979 has since provoked the candidates of the APC, and the PDP, amongst others.

Recall that the leader of the Pan Niger Delta Forum, Edwin Clark also endorsed Obi as his preferred candidate.

Obi was also previously endorsed by the leader of the pan Yoruba socio-political organization, Afenifere, Ayo Adebanjo.

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