Listen attentively. This is the last time I'll say this.

Here are 3 things that are stopping you from earning money online. They are:

1. Coincidence: There are a lot of online opportunities but they are hiding. You have to search hard before you find them. Sometimes you stumble upon them by luck.

Example this AI course I just got, it was by coincidence. I just opened Tiktok one evening and I saw it. If I didn't open Tiktok I wouldn't have seen it, and it's very cheap.

The two mentors I saw before, I found the first one on Facebook, I found the second one on telegram through two other mentors.

To find opportunity online sometimes might not be easy. The solution to this is to be active. Just be searching online and you'll find something. I can also show you the opportunities I've seen. 👍🏼

2. Price: Another thing stopping you from earning is price. If someone wants to teach you something they'll add a price to it. If you can't pay for it, you'll miss out on the information, and that information could've helped you to make money.

Solution: If you see information you can't afford, just forget it in the meantime time.

Try and get information you can afford. The ones that are cheap, like 2k, 3k or 1k. When you make some money through that one you can upgrade to a higher information.

Or you can also go for free information if you can't afford a paid one or work on something that doesn't require capital to start.

3. Mentality: Your mentality can stop you from making money online. If you believe that everything online is a scam, when you see opportunity you won't go for it. Like that AI course I saw, if I thought it was a scam I wouldn't buy it. I could've passed.

Or if you trust everything you see online you might get scammed.

Solution: Everything online is not a scam. You need to open your mind to opportunities and explore. You also need to know how to take better risks and avoid scams.

If you don't know which opportunity to go for online or how to spot genuine ones, you can learn from people who are already established or you can ask me and I'll guide you. 👍🏼

4. The things you do:

I didn't want to add this last one at first but I just discovered it. When you want to earn money online, you should only do things that make sense.

Don't spend time clicking links or working on task sites, sites that pay you to do tasks. They are many, but when you spend your time on low value activities you will not make good income.

Your income will be too small. Whereas if you spend time working on activities that make sense, you will earn decent income and it can even scale. It can scale to hundreds of thousands of naira or even millions! Yes, millions.

There are so many good opportunities to work on like content creation, video editing, AI and others.

Stop spending time on small activities that don't pay well. Learn those online opportunities that pay well and go into it. You can learn them from me also because I'm also learning.

That's the end of it. According to my research these are the factors that are stopping you from earning online. Maybe I might discover more later but this is what I know now.

If you know or have experienced any other factor I didn't mention or you have had experience with the factors I mentioned, please comment below let's discuss.

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The Delta State Police Command has arrested Ifeanyi Ogbonna, male, aged 40, also popularly known as “Odogwu of Asaba,” in connection with the alleged rape of a 20-year-old woman, who later died. The arrest followed a petition received by the Command alleging that on 1 June 2026, the deceased travelled to Asaba at the invitation of the suspect, who had offered to train her in content creation, a programme he reportedly promoted through his social media platform.

‘’Upon her arrival in Asaba, the suspect allegedly took her to a hotel, where he allegedly r@ped her and subjected her to physical violence. She later returned home visibly distressed and disclosed the incident to her parents. In the aftermath of the alleged assault, the deceased made a video recording in which she recounted her experience and the emotional distress she suffered following the incident. She subsequently commited su!cide by ingesting a toxic substance and later d!ed despite efforts to save her life’’ Edafe Bright, spokesperson of the command said

Edafe mentioned that upon receipt of the petition, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, CP Yemi Oyeniyi, directed the Area Command Effurun to carry out an immediate and thorough investigation into the allegations.

‘’Acting on the directive, operatives of the Command swiftly commenced investigation, leading to the arrest of Ifeanyi Ogbonna, also known as “Odogwu of Asaba.” During preliminary investigation, the suspect reportedly made useful statements to the Police, while further investigation is ongoing to establish the full circumstances surrounding the case.

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