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INEC to consider manual accreditation for 2019 elections Nigeria’s electoral body, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Tuesday said manual accreditation of voters will be considered should electronic card reader fail during the 2019 general election. “However, where the biometric authentication fails, the voter will be required to thumbprint a box next to his/her picture on the register and to enter his/her mobile telephone number before proceeding to vote,” said INEC chairman Mahmood Yakubu. Yakubu, who spoke at a quarterly consultative meeting with Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) ahead of the elections in Abuja, said card readers during accreditation will be used to confirm, verify and authenticate the voter. “On this note, let me re-emphasise the Commission’s policy that the Smart Card Readers will be used for the 2019 General Elections for accreditation of voters. It shall be used to confirm that the permanent voters’ card (PVC) is genuine and is...

2019 elections not do or die, says Buhari in New Year message Nigeria president Muhammadu Buhari has assured Nigerian that the 2019 general elections would not be a ‘do or die’ affair. “2019 Elections need not be do or die affair, and we should not approach that eventuality in a democracy with trepidation and mortal fear,” Buhari said in a New Year message. “As I welcome you into 2019, I also reiterate my many promises and declarations that the general elections will be free, fair and credible.” Although, Buhari had been criticised of being nepotic by opposition parties and politicians, he promised an all-inclusive Nigeria in 2019. “Nigerians desire peace, security, prosperity, inclusiveness and infrastructural development, a nation they can be proud of, a country that can hold its own among the nations,” Buhari said. He said he was happy to know “a large number of presidential candidates have committed to peace, and peace we shall have.” Buhari used the occasi...

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How to Make Money with Your Blog in 2019 You want to make money, right? Of course you do. Everyone wants – and needs -to make money. So you started a blog since you’ve heard it’s an easy way to make cash, but you’re not quite sure how to actually make money doing it. Or maybe you already have a blog and you’re exploring ways to monetize it. No matter which group you’re in, making money with a blog – whether it’s a hobby blog or a business blog – is  possible. It’s not a get rich quick ordeal, but if you do it right, you could make enough to support your family and more. Let’s dive in and see how you can make a profit with your blog. Monetize with CPC or CPM Ads One of the most common ways bloggers make money is through placing ads on their site. There are two popular types of ads: CPC/PPC Ads:  Cost per click (also called pay per click) ads are usually banners that you place in your content or sidebar. Each time a reader clicks on the ad, you are paid for that cl...

How to Make Money on Facebook [Easy Step by Step User Guide] You may not think of Facebook as new and edgy anymore. But you can’t deny its popularity. There are more than 2 billion monthly active Facebook users, with 1.37 billion actively using the social network every day. It is no surprise, therefore, that many people and businesses try to earn money from Facebook. With such a vast potential audience, it makes good sense. It can be challenging, though, to make money on Facebook. Because of Facebook's sheer size, it can be challenging to stand out from the crowd. This is particularly the case now that Facebook only shows a selection of posts in a person's feed. In fact is it probable that the statuses you lovingly craft and upload to your business page will reach no more than 2% of your followers. Every time somebody opens their Facebook feed the   Facebook algorithm goes through four steps  to decide which posts it will show that person: Inventory  – the algori...