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We have read from people who want to know how they can make money from WhatsApp. Yes, it is very possible to make money from WhatsApp. It is our duty here to guide and teach our readers how to make money online and we do that with all pleasure. Today, we will share with you ways in which you can make money using WhatsApp. As you know, Facebook bought WhatsApp some years ago. Now Facebook has allowed content creators to make money by partnering with them on Facebook, but this has not been extended to WhatsApp. But the truth is, people are becoming more and more engaged on WhatsApp than even on Facebook.  There is always a way for those who are determined. While WhatsApp does not provide a direct way on how to make money with WhatsApp account, there are WhatsApp earning method that can be used. Also Read:  Best money making apps to make money from your phone There are few things you should have in your favour; have a huge contact list and belong to large groups. Because to make money any

Singer Davido has asserted that being a citizen and resident of Nigeria is indeed very stressful. The pop star via his insta story shared photos of both his American and Nigerian passports where he compared his looks on both. Reacting to the photo on his American passport, Davido wrote: “SEE MY FACE FOR MY YANKEE PASSPORT.”

The President of Turkey, Recep Erdogan, says the terrorists who tried to remove him through a coup in 2016 are still active in Nigeria. Erdogan said this on Wednesday at a joint press conference with the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on the occasion of his two-day official visit to the country. Recall that Erdogan had in 2016 accused allies of renowned cleric, Fethullah Gulen, who own Turkish schools and hospitals across Nigeria, of sponsoring the coup. Turkish envoy in Nigeria, Mr. Hakan Cakil, had at the time called on Buhari to close the Turkish schools and hospitals in Nigeria belonging to a group of private Turkish investors who are inspired by the philosophy of the Hizmet movement. The Nigerian government had, however, rejected the proposal, causing tension between both countries. In what appears to be a reconciliatory move, Erdogan on Wednesday told Buhari that his administration would share intelligence with Nigerian authorities. He said, “As Turkey, we hav