[center]Time to browse Linda Ikeji and Jobberman looking for side gossips and job opportunity
Time to attend seminars and conferences for certificate's sake and to network
Time to think and think and worry about Nigerian situation
Time to stand and argue political matter every morning
Or Time to sit in a library, read, grow and develop.[/center]

It's a fact that successful people are also fresh idea generators. They continually keep their mind alive and soul abreast with information. Aside news and updates, the strategies and new ways to make things happen are in the middle of books.

Ali Baba, the most successful comedian in Nigeria is an avid read
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a respected statesman in Nigeria with great political and entrepreneurial acumen never end the day without reading a book.
Beyonce, the 'shake it and roll it' girl keeps churning new concepts in every of her album. She isn't using old knowledge, she keeps refreshing her brain.

The ugly thing is our role models' secret places are their mind and their will. They freshen their mind always and strengthen their will.

Really, do you READ?

Kindly take this survey. We want to know your stance. It's completely anonymous... http:///donigeriansread

Nigerians are so diverse in interests that it wouldn't make sense to single out any of d options above as their preferred choice.
Some pple do all or 3 of the above in their spare time. The 'average nigerian' thingy doesn't cut it.
Nairaland is a good case study. All sections are visited.

FTC