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Heavy Traffic at Ojota and Ketu Disturbs Motorist - REELXSNEWS

Earlier today, there was a severe traffic at Ojota which also affected ketu and other bus stops before it including Mile 12. The traffic was so heavy that one could spend more than one hour just between ketu and Ojota which is normally a 8 - 15 minutes trip when using vehicle depending on the speed. However, motorists are unsure if this will continue tomorrow and next week looking at the fact that it has been like that for about two days now. Due to this event, if you enter a bus to ketu or from ketu, its either you face the traffic or the driver turns and follow another alternate route depending on your destination. It still remains a shocking fact that all the bus stops after Ojota are not affected by this traffic as at today which means that the road from Ojota is free however, if you are moving from Ojota to ketu, you might still experience traffic.
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Remedy Nwankwo Launches His Fundamental Blogging Course - Price Increases To 10k




Remedy Nwankwo, a prominent and popular blogger in Nigeria and on Facebook recently launched his long awaited 'Fundamental Blogging Course' on Saturday, 23rd of March, 2021 by 3:00PM.

This course set a world record to be the first and only course that has 1500+ students registered in less than a week without adverts and is taken by students in over 13 countries.

Before the course was launched, the overall price was NGN4000 (approximately $7) but has now increased to NGN10,000 (approximately $17) since Monday.

Remedy Nwankwo stated that he didn't run the course for money but to empower people to learn the digital skill 'blogging' and make money from it. The course can be taken by beginners and even experts due to the large knowledge embedded in it by not only Remedy but his other friends.

"4000 Naira is money but it is not money (Not enough)" he stated in the introductory section of the course.

Nevertheless, the course is still open to people who need it at the price of NGN10000 only and runs on a special website which was made and designed specially by Remedy Nwankwo friends for course purposes.




The site, skillar.academy was bought at an expensive price and enables the students to take the course anytime they like; even in 5 years time and free of charge (apart from the 10,000) with no disruption. You can also come back to a module if you forgot what you learnt.

Remedy Nwankwo later announces that this is the last and only course that he will be hosting in 2years time; not even his premium course of NGN500,000 (approximately $862) and he and his friends has sacrificed a lot including their time and one of his website to build this course.

Remedy Nwankwo sees this course has his way of helping and empowering the youths and adults all over the world with a digital skill that could change lives forever.
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