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Boosting your Social Medias 1

Whether it's your Instagram, or YouTube channel, blog, podcast, anything; here are some tips on how to boost them:

1. No Begging:

When I started my podcast, I begged people to listen and share constantly and at some point, I got really annoyed. I then realized that begging is pretty much useless because the more you beg, the less traction you get. Whatever amount of followers you have, do NOT beg for people to follow or subscribe. That's a toxic move by starters on social media that should be avoided.

2. Advertise as often as Possible

Advertise! You don't beg but you can ADVERTISE! When I set up a petition on change.org , it constantly sent me mail saying: "Did you know that the best petitions are shared 12 times or more?" That applies here meaning that you can advertise! Share your Instagram name tag or Snapcode, or Tikcode (for TikTok) or the link to your Facebook, Twitter or YouTube. If you want followers or subscribers to come to you, you have to go get them yourself.😊

3. Be Consistent

As you know, people on social media don't get famous by posting today and then post the next two months, they are consistent, which brings more traffic to their pages. If you want to boost your social medias, then pick a consistent time frame that works for you.

4. Give People the Truth, not what they want

Sure, you are looking to get more followers or subscribers, great! You know what you want but let's face it, no one likes a liar on social media, especially people who lie about who they are just to get followers. I'm not a fan either. This is the key reason why people lose followers; because they lie about themselves or their bodies or characters. So be authentic. Even if you think you are ugly, be authentic and honest with your followers.

5. No Fake News

You like gossip sure! But if you are a blogger or use Instagram for blogging, NO FAKE NEWS! You're hungry for followers or subscribers, but no fake news! All it takes is for one angry person to write about you somewhere else and post and before you know it, a huge number of followers are gone.

6. #Hashtagging

#Hashtags are really important. Hashtags are used to help people find your post or video. They are also very good points of advertising. So on TikTok, if you use the hashtag #fyp or #duet, someone might find it and duet or might just land in the for you page or if you tag someone else like #charlidamelio , she might find your TikTok and duet or follow. So hashtagging is really important, okay?

Yes, so this is all I have for you guys today, follow and subscribe to this blog and check out the previous post by new writer, @actually_lizzzz . Watch out for our next post

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Celebrities that Have Died in 2020

Hey guys! I'm Elizabeth Osemeke but y'all can call me Liz. I'm a friend of Weyinmi's and she invited me to write on this blog, so here I am. I'm in the 9th Grade and I'm 13 years old.

My posts are going to be focusing mainly on celebrity news. So if you're interested in that, I recommend that you read my posts.

So, celebrities that we've lost this year. Times have been hard.No doubt about it. But just imagine losing a loved one in one of the hardest times in history. If you have lost a loved one during this period, my sincere condolences. Here is a list of some notable people that have died this year.

Naya Rivera

Naya Marie Rivera was an American actress, model and singer. She was born on 12th January, 1987 in Santa Clarita, California, United States. She became famous for her role in 'Glee'.

On July 8th, the 33 year old went missing after going boating with her son on Lake Piru, Ventura County, California. On Monday, July 13th, police announced a body had been found where Rivera had disappeared.

Lake Piru is known for its strong currents. It is reported that she had used her last strenght to get her son to the boat before disappearing under the water.

She was announced dead on July 13th. She is survived by her 4 year old son, Josey Hollis Dorsey.

Nicole Thea

Nicole Thea was a British dancer, social media influencer and YouTube star. She was born on July 29th, 1995.

On July 11th, Nicole Thea and her unborn son died after she suffered a suspected heart attack in Hexborough, Yorkshire. Her death was announced by her family on social media. The 24 year old was just two weeks away from giving birth to her son, who she named Reign.

Lil Marlo

Lil Marlo, also known as Rudolph 'Marlo' Johnson, was an Atlanta-based rap artist. He was born on May 1st, 1993 in Atlanta, United States.

On July 11th, he was found dead from a gunshot wound inside a car alongside the I-285 highway.

Yohan

Yohan, also known as Kim Yo-han was a South Korean singer and actor. he debuted as a member of South Korean boy group X1 finishing first on Produce X 101 in 2019.  He was born on September 22nd, 1999 in Jungnang-gu, Seoul, South Korea. 

On June 16th, TST's label KJ Music Entertainment, confirmed rumors of the 28 year old's death, asking fans and media outlets to refrain from speculating about Yohan's cause of death. His cause of death is still unknown. 

La Parka

La Parka, also known as Adolfo Margarito Tapia Ibarra, was a Mexican luchador enmascarado (masked professional wrestler) who performed as L.A. Park for Major League Wrestling in the United States and Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (AAA) in Mexico. He was born on November 14th, 1965 in Queretaro, Mexico.

On January 11th, La Parka died after suffering from complications due to severe in-ring injuries in Hermosillo, Mexico.

He is survived by his son, El Hijo de L.A. Park, who is also a luchador enmascrado (masked professional wrestler).

Rocky Johnson

Rocky Johnson was a Canadian professional wrestler. He was the first Georgia Heavyweight Champion. He was born on August 24th, 1944 in Amherst, Canada. 

On January 15th, Rocky Johnson died after suffering from a heart attack in Lutz, Florida, United States.

He is survived by his three children; Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Curtis Bowles and Wanda Bowles.

Nikita Pearl Waligwa

Nikita Waligwa was an actress, known for Queen of Katwe (2016). She was born on December 1st, 2004 in Ghana.

On February 15th, she passed away in TMR International Hospital, Kampala, Uganda due to a brain tumor. She was just 15 years old.

Little Richard

Richard Wayne Penniman, also known as Little Richard, was an American musician, singer and songwriter. He was an influential figure in popular music and culture for seven decades. He was born on December 5th, 1932 in Macon, Georgia, United States.

On May 9th, he died at the age of 87 at his home in Tullahoma, Tennessee from a cause related to bone cancer, after a two-month illness.

He is survived by his adopted son, Danny Jones Penniman.

Sunshant Singh Rajput

Sunsant Singh Rajput was an Indain actor. He was born on January 21st, 1986, in Patna, India. 

On June 14th, the 34 year old was found dead hanging from the ceiling fan in his home in Bandra, Mumbai. He had reportedly suffered from depression for about six months.

Suicide is never the answer. Trust me, it's not worth it. The sadness can be temporary but death is irreversible. If you ever have suicidal tendencies, just remember, there's always someone to talk to. And if you feel you don't have anyone to talk with, I'll talk to you. ieosemeke@gmail.com. You're not alone. Remember that.

Bonnie Pointer

Patricia Eva 'Bonnie' Pointer was an American singer, best known for having been a member of the vocal group, The Pointer Sisters. She was born on July 11th, 1950, in Oakland, California, United States. 

On June 8th, the 69 year old died in Los Angeles, California, United States due to Cirrhosis of the Liver.

Betty Wright

Bessie Regina Norris, also known as Betty Wright, was an American soul and R & B singer, songwriter and background vocalist. She was born on December 21st, 1953, in Miami, Florida, United States.

On May 10th, the 66 year old died of cancer in Miami, Florida, United States.

She is survived by her five children, Chaka Azuri, Asha Wright, Patrice Parker, Patrick Parker and Aisha McCray.

Gregory Tyree Boyce

Gregory Tyree Boyce was an American actor. He was born on December 5th, 1989 in California, United States. 

On May 13th, the 30 year old and his 27 year old girlfriend, Adepoju, were found dead in a Las Vegas condo. It was reported that they died of a drug overdose after taking cocaine and fentanyl. 

He is survived by his daughter, Alaya Boyce.

Ashley 'Minnie' Ross

Ashley Ross was a TV personality. She was well known for her role in the TV show, Little Woman: Atlanta. She was born in 1984.

On April 24th, the 36 year old died in Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia, United States, due to complications from a traffic collision.

Roger Mayweather 

Roger Mayweather was an American boxing trainer and professional boxer who competed from 1981 1999. He was born on April 24th, 1961 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States.

In March, the 58 year old died from diabetic complications in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States.

He is survived by his two children, Jade and Lekei and his nephews, Justin Mayweather Jones and Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Kobe Bryant

Kobe Bean Bryant was an American professional basketball player. As a shooting guard, Bryant entered the National Basketball Association (NBA) directly from high school and played his entire 20-season professional career in the league with the Los Angeles Lakers. He retired on April 13th, 2016. He was born on August 23rd, 1978, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.

On January 26th, Kobe Bryant and his daughter, Gianna Bryant, were among nine people killed in a helicopter crash in the city of Calabasas, California. Kobe, 41, and Gianna, 13, were travelling in a private helicopter when it came down and burst into flames.

He is survived by his children, Natalia Diamante Bryant, Bianka Bella Bryant and Capri Kobe Bryant.

Gianna Bryant

Gianna Maria Onore Bryant, also referred to as 'Gigi', was an American basketball player. She was born on May 1st, 2006.

On January 26th, Gianna died alongside her father, Kobe Bryant, a five-time NBA champion. Gianna Bryant had big shoes to fill. Like her father, the 13 year old was a prodigiously talented basketball player.

Pop Smoke

Bashar Barakah Jackson, known professionally as Pop Smoke, was an American rapper, singer and songwriter. He was born on July 20th, 1999.

On February 19th, Pop Smoke was shot and killed at the home he was renting in the Hollywood Hills. It is speculated that his address was accidentally leaked on social media.

May their souls rest in peace.😞

  Source: Wikipedia.

Bye y'all!

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Latest Lockdown News

Halo readers, haven't posted in a while I guess. That was because I started another blog, The True Christian Truth. Click This to have a look.Now for today's latest lockdown news.

1. India Bans TikTok

Yes this famous app gets a ban in India that has about 119.3 million users.Why so? The Indian government believes China is trying to steal info via the app. The lip-syncing, skits and meme app has been a source of living to others, others a source of learning. Meet Geet. She goes by her first name, Geet on TikTok and she had millions of followers because she dedicated her TikToks to teaching American English. This made her get lots of followers. "How do I learn English now?" an Indian complained. Was this ban for better or worse?

2.The cancellation of school resumption in Nigeria.

The Minister of Education, Mr. Adamu Adamu, has cancelled the resumption of the JSS3s and SS3s for their promotional exams. Although the House of Reps disagrees, I second Mr. Adamu's move. The numbers are catastrophic in Nigeria and seeing as lockdown rules are not being enforced by a good number of citizens, celebrities partying, loitering and flying in and out as they please,law enforcement agencies that are meant to ensure proper enforcement of these laws does not seem to be doing their jobs and seeing as a school is a public and crowded society and a harbour for millions of bacteria and viruses as well, cancelling the reopening was a good idea. Some my age tend to disagree but nonetheless, we are all entitled to our own opinions.

3.I've published a new podcast episode!

If you're someone like me who is really committed to podcasting, you should know publishing at least an episode a week on an interview podcast is an achievement. Click This to listen and for Apple Podcast users, comment and review. Thanks.

4. Social media apps to ban kids from

My friends would totally kill me for this but parents, I'm in support with you for this one. Some social media apps are high risk and dangerous to kids and teens. Here's a list along with valid reasons why so you may want to rethink your decision on allowing your kids or teens on all social media platforms:

a. Snapchat: As innocent as the app looks, it does have its privacy issues and is the best app for sexting. Sexting meaning sending sexually explicit messages and pics. On Snapchat,messages you send can be deleted automatically within 24 hours or as they are sent, meaning that it makes it easy for parents to not track their texts.

b. Whisper: This confession app allows you to make confessions on the app and keeps the identity of the users anonymous but not completely- the app uses GPS tracking meaning, a pervert or pedophile can track a user and kidnap, murder or rape a user. In 2013, a girl was raped by a fellow Whisper user who tracked her.

(Note that this is not to make any parents scared of social media but to advice them to be cautious of what their kids do with social media, who they associate with on these platforms and what platforms they are on. This doesn't mean your children should be permanently banned but rather be kept on close watch)

For more of these, stay tuned for my next blog post, Social Media Dos and Don'ts on Apps

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Quick Announcement

Hi everyone, just a quick announcement. I have a new podcast- actually its the same podcast but a different title and perspective. Its an interview podcast on Anchor, The Doctor B. Show.

An interview podcast every Saturday on the latest issues. Here is the link to my podcast profile: https://anchor.fm/drb12; but it is also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Breaker, Castbox, RadioPublic, Overcast, Pocketcasts, and Spotify( Spotify is not available in Nigeria). So please stay tuned every Saturday for this podcasts. You're sure to learn a lot from it and have a good laugh!

✌👌👍

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Netflix Recommendations

So yeah, you're wondering why I decided to do a post about Netflix. Firstly, because I'm just coming from there and second, I'm quite bored. (Note that this applies to mostly teens but adults can go ahead)

1. Mean Girls

   It's old but I mean, those two timing Plastics will just want to make you sit and watch how it all ends. Regina, Karen and Gretchen; their overall bitchiness just makes you glued!

2. Mean Girls 2

The sequel movie is as interesting! Same plastics. Different people. Mandi, Chastity and Hope!

3. Mr. Iglesias

Gabriel Iglesias comes back for another amazing series where he is a hilarious history teacher at a public school. This series is will make you blow up on your couch laughing!!

4. Supergirl

The CW's recreation of this hot hero is not one to look down on. It is action packed, with amazing graphics as well as a must watch!

5. Fuller House

The Tanner family is back for the spin off, Fuller House. Although Full House is off Netflix now, you can still binge watch 5 seasons of this loving family and get the Tanner- Fuller experience

6. The Unlisted

These Indian twins, Dru and Kal take a crazy adventure through the world of sci-fi. The twins try to shut down an elaborate scheme used to control the minds of teens.

7. The Fresh Prince of Bel- Air

For those who lived in the '80s and '90s, Fresh Prince here was a big hit! Will Smith plays his fictional self here where he moves from the back alleys of Philadelphia to ritzy Bel- Air. The antics are hilarious!

8. To All The Boys I Loved Before

This romantic movie is based on the book by Jenny Han. Lara Jean, a lovestruck teenager, has to find a way after her sister sends out her secret love letters.

9. To All The Boys I've Loved Before: P.S, I Still Love You

The sequel shows that sometimes past love is not always in the past. All seems good for Lara Jean and Peter until a past crush, John Ambrose gets into the picture. Will this shake their relationship?

10. The Good Place

This  is a hilarious take of the afterlife starring Kristen Bell. Eleanor Shellstrop dies a rude and dishonest saleswoman and ends up in the Good Place; only to realize she does not belong there.

And finally

The Flash

Join Grant Gustin in the latest recreation of The Flash in series.

In conclusion, read, watch and enjoy!

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How to Make Paper Chain People

As a follow up to my podcast episode, Fun Facts, Life Hacks and DIY 2, I promised visuals for the paper chain people and here they are! You can listen to this podcast episode at https://ift.tt/2Ylp8Ft. So suit up!

This video contains all the visuals you would need!

See you soon and please stay tuned to more of this and this podcast!

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The Abuja Uprising: End Rape Now!

On Friday 5th June, protests erupt in Abuja, and on our various social media on sexual and gender based crimes. With the recent rape and gender related crime cases coming as testimonies from different people from all over, some people taking to various social media handles with recent tags: #stopblamingvictims #justiceforuwa #justicefortina #justiceforjennifer. The protests go as far as to the Police Headquarters in Abuja although there are also protests in Lagos.

The protests here can be compared to the ones all over in USA. After all, there is a similarity: fighting for equality in a certain aspect. In retrospect, meaning that we aren't so different. Here is a Twitter post from an activist:

P.S: This is a screenshot

So, do you think these victims are totally to blame? To my readers everywhere, do you think they deserved this gruesome pain? Before we start pointing fingers, let's take time to have a good reality check: Even if they did deserve this, why this? Rape doesn't just traumatize, it kills! These innocent girls and women, either lured via the social media or on the road, have dreams and aspirations those rapists don't know about: They don't understand that they are human too not sex toys to be used and disposed of. They get unwanted pregnancies: children are brought into the world where their mothers sometimes wish they never happened, they get all sorts of infections that can lead to death or even infertility and others just kill themselves because they feel there is no use living.

We need a people friendly world for our sake and the sake of the generation to come. For any rape activists reading this, I say kudos and keep up your excellent job no matter how hard because they are taking great steps in changing our world. To rape victims out there, COME OUT!! 

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Help Lines

To all others out there who are suffering pain beyond compare due to rape and other gender based violence, you need help. Here are hotlines you can call for assistance or if you have a friend who you suspect or is a victim. You are doing them a favor reaching out:

Nigerian Suicide Prevention Initiative Counselling Center

 234 809 210 6493

 234 806 210 6493

Lagos Suicide Hotlines

08058820777

09030000741

LUTH Suicide Research and Prevention Initiative

 09080217555

09034400009

08111909909

07013811143

Project Alert Against Violence to Women

234-1-8209387

08052004698

08180091072

Mirabel Center

08056268573

Lagos State Ministry of Women Affairs

Child Abuse Helplines

Lagos State Ministry of Women Affairs

Child Abuse Help Lines

08085753932

08102678442

Women Empowerment and Legal Aid

 08021063232

08120799122

08058143602

Domestic and Sexual Violence Response Team

112

08056268573

07080601080

08085754226

07032165181

08137960048

Ministry of Justice

 0703-837-9705

Child Abuse

08085753932

08102678442

Domestic Violence

08057542266

08102678443

NOTE: These numbers only apply to Nigerian citizens.

COME OUT!!

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The George Floyd Experience

So, we have heard of the recent events of police brutality in USA and the tragic death of George Floyd, a man who did not deserve to die the way he did- in such shameless brutality by a police officer with no regard for his dignity and life. This and other many other recent attacks on African Americans by police has now erupted into civil unrest in form of riots ranging from peaceful to violent in different cities and states across the US.

This isn't the first, second or third time. 26 year old Breonna Taylor was shot eight times at midnight on 13th March this year which also caused an uprising although not immediately. There have also been more of these attacks in the previous years ranging from something as simple as stopping black drivers on the road for no reason, to battery and assault to racial slurs and to killing. As from the Guardian, there have been 1093 people killed by the police in 2016 and still counting, meaning that this is not just affecting a particular race but a whole bunch of them.

Here are pictures of people who have been killed as a result of police brutality:

For the complete list, see https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2015/jun/01/the-counted-police-killings-us-database

Just because your race isn't here does not mean you are going out scot free. We all have to globalize and end racial segregation once and for all. It isn't okay to throw slurs at each other because of our skin or language or any factor.

I end with this, we must all fight this battle to put an end to this because in case you never put this thought into consideration- you could have been the neck under that police officer's knee instead of George Floyd irrespective of your race and you could have been shot dead 8 times instead of Breonna Taylor again irrespective of your race. If you are avictim of racial brutality and are not speaking up, SPEAK OUT NOW! Do not hold back because you could put your life and the life of others at risk. If you are an eyewitness, you can't keep on witnessing and shut up, IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING! For being an eyewitness you are now obliged to do so, lest that innocent person's blood is also on you and if you are a person being harsh to others because of their race, I suggest you get help so you stop hurting innocent people. They don't deserve it.

HELP SITES:

change.org

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Idealist.org

STAY HOME, STAY SAFE

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Insanity: doing the same thing over and expecting different results

Albert Einstein

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