KUFRE EKPO'S BLOG

                            # Humanity A story of a young boy who got married to a 22 years old girl has set the internet on fire. A teenage boy, Samuel Abraham Onuoha, a 15-year-old boy has married his lover, 22-year-old Anurika John in Abia state. It was a dramatic moment when the wedding ceremony was held on Sunday 26 April 2020 in Amaiyi Igbere in Bende L.G.A of Abia State. Samuel is the only son of his late father Mr Abraham Onuoha, who died in 2010. According to the mother, Mrs Peace Abraham, Samuel was born in 2005 after many years of marriage without a child. His mother also revealed in an interview that she was forced to accept the marriage due to the condition of her husband’s family. The minister Rev. Okoro Ogbu of the Assemblies of God Church, who officiated the wedding ceremony, advised the couple not to be amazed by the way of the marriage especially the age in which Samuel has decided to get married. My question is if age does no

#Humanity A bright doctor from the West African country of Nigeria Babafemi Taiwo is leading part of a major study on antiviral drug Remdesivir appearing to treat COVID-19, the potentially deadly respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus, which has killed more than 200,000 people around the world. CNN interviewed Dr Taiwo, whose name suggests he is a twin from the southwestern part of Nigeria, to discuss the promising results. Remdesivir, the antiviral drug made by Gilead Sciences, appears to help coronavirus patients recover more quickly than no treatment at all, but it does not significantly reduce death, according to preliminary data from the National “For the first time we have a large, well-conducted trial” showing a treatment helps, he said. “This is not a miracle drug … but it’s definitely better than anything we have.” Fauci said the partial results showed that the drug had “a clear-cut significant positive effect,” shortening the time to hospital disch

#Humanity Life in China is now returning to normalcy since the outbreak of Coronavirus.  With some schools slowly reopening after the long hiatus, one school in the city of Hangzhou have enforced social distancing by letting students wear DIY hats with 3-foot-long horizontal plumes. Duke University professor, Eileen Chengyin Chow shared photos showing first graders at the Yangzheng Elementary School sitting in a classroom with desks arranged in single rows.  In the pictures, the students were also pictured wearing face masks and colourful headgear with extended plumes made out of cardboard and, in one case, balloons. According to Chinese outlet, The Paper, students at the school are allowed to wear the headgear to remind them to keep their distance from each other.  This comes a day after the Hubei province health commission announced that Wuhan, the city at the centre of China’s coronavirus outbreak, has no more hospitalized patients after the l

#Business The recent outbreak of coronavirus has made a good number of people to start selling hand sanitizers and making cool money. Far away in the UK,  a  13-year-old Oliver Cooper charged his friends to use his hand sanitiser , as you can see in the picture above. A mum has gone viral on social media after explaining why her teenage son was sent home from school rather early on Wednesday morning. Some people have decided to steer clear of crowded places and avoid any interaction with strangers. While others have taken more drastic measures and have been cautiously  bulk buying toilet roll,  soap, and food in case they have to self-isolate, causing shops to run out of stock. But one teenage boy decided to seize this as an opportunity to make a little extra money so he could buy some snacks. Yes, really. Mum-of-seven Jenny Tompkins took to social media on Wednesday, to explain how her teenage son, Oliver Cooper, had been caught charging his peers 50p e

#Lifestyle Jenny Saccoccia, from Ontario, Canada says her Great Dane Thunder towers over her so much he's often mistaken for a horse - but he's a gentle giant and even afraid of smaller dogs. According to her, this 7 feet tall is constantly mistaken for a horse by her pooch. This is what  Jenny Saccoccia says about her dog. "They think I'm walking a horse. "Even the vet is always talking about Thunder because they can’t believe how big he is." Despite his size, Jenny says he's a gentle giant who is adored by children and smaller dogs alike. "He's so well behaved, we can leave food out and he won't touch it," she says. "He just hangs out with us, he pokes his head in the fridge but doesn't touch anything. "My friend has a two-pound Chihuahua and she loves Thunder. "She jumps on his ankles and he's great with kids. All of our nieces, nephews and cousins love him too." The Grea

                                                                                                                                                           #Humanity A lot of Nigerians abroad are making the country proud with their achievements in any field they find themselves - Ike Eweama has joined other Nigerians in changing the country's narrative after he was promoted to the rank of colonel in the US Army. Colonel Eweama is a Ph.D. holder, and he is representing the country in the US through his calling as a military man.  Eweama was born in Lagos, Nigeria and is a decorated member of the United States military.  In recent times, Nigerian nationals living abroad have been changing the narrative of the country for good, a development that has made citizens proud of being associated with the country.  Colonel Ike Eweama and his colleagues.  In other news, a Nigerian lady who appears to be fed up with the situation of things in Nigeria has said her belief in

#Business Hey! Have you ever taken a great deal of time to carefully study the cash flow quadrant before? If you ever done that, you will discover that only 5 percent of people who comprises of business owners and entrepreneurs belong to the third and the fourth quadrant. Research has shown that 95 percent of the wealth is being controlled by 5 percent of these businessmen, who had worked so hard, took a calculated risk, and invested heavily in viable ventures or businesses. So, what is the implication of this assertion? It simply means that the people that enjoy the large chunk of 95 percent of wealth around the globe are the business owners and investors. Invariably, 95 percent of employees who work for the business owners only take 5 percent of the wealth. This is so ridiculous. Having said this, you need not a pundit to tell you that starting up your own business pays off. The business owners and entrepreneurs rake in tremendous passive income for the