Ho9ja Boss 'Mary Ross' have condemned Covid-19

Written by Fairchick Date

Ho9ja CEO and Manager Mary Ross in 2018 (photo)

The Ho9ja website boss, have in a new statement in an online meeting with its team of workers have condemned the Covid-19 spread.

She said this while attending to the website means of entertainment, income and technology. She introduced her new establishment scheduled to begin a full implementation after President Donald Trump's order comes to an end.

She said in Nigeria, the President Muhammadu Buhari's order cannot affect their work at home, but rather it's interesting but in United States, Google who are the sole leaders of email service called Gmail have shut down responses due to Covid-19.

She further insisted that it's a difficult time as the email which got shut down during the early days of Covid-19 have not been able to get back to normal since Google cannot attend to anyone due to the Covid-19 shut down in United States of America.

She further stressed that the internet media and technology company is on hold and fear to ensure it doesn't loose it's email. Mary Ross addressed that more communications will be made with Google to begin email restore.

She added that the company have invested an estimated NGN 1 million Naira towards developing the website a
nd it will be a great lost of the Corona virius slows down and destroys things completely. 

She concluded that no Ho9ja staff, or partners have reported any case of Covid-19 virus.

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