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rest in peace Brother, your blood is on the head of all those who made Nigeria what it is today. With tears I say my Brother rest in peace. We love you but God loves you the most. I pray that God gives your family and your love ones the grace and fortitude to bear your departure. I never knew you but one day a better world will be established..............................GOOD BYE BROTHER

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ammyluv2002:
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you've read the power of character in leadership

there is a difference between ''Knowledge, Wisdom, Understanding'' knowledge is to gather Facts, Understanding is to KNOW the facts that you gather and Wisdom is to APPLY the facts that you already know.

What is success? It's different from one person to the next, but one thing we all have in common is that we love to progress. Nobody is happy being stagnant. And, as distinguished psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi notes, we are happiest when we are doing work — but that work has to be challenging and invigorating. However, few people actually achieve their dreams. But it's not for lack of ability. The truth is that bad habits keep many people from ever achieving the kind of success they dream about. Here are three bad habits you need to break now to enjoy true success: Read the original article on Inc. . Copyright 2015. Follow Inc. on Twitter . MORE FROM INC.: Activity ≠ Results Marcus Lemonis on the Best Way to Go National Four Teutonic Shifts Boost USA Manufacturing & Cause China's Stumble How to Stay Strong When Your Online Haters Are Fierce 4-Step Fix For That Nagging Negative Self-Talk View As: One Page Slides 1. Caring what others think and allowing this to cloud decision-making This is a really hard one. We are community- oriented creatures and crave interaction with others. We need to feel connected to people in order to thrive, and it is in our nature to want acceptance from others. However, making career decisions only to look good to others is a success killer. For true success, you need to tap into your own truth and follow your instinct. What is truly right for you may be different from what your parents, community, or society thinks is right. These outside forces will push you in a direction that is right for them, not you. Break the habit: Let go of what others think. It's hard, but your truth is what will lead you in the right direction. Follow your instinct. 2. Liking your job but not loving it A job you like can feel like a comfortable couch: There's no pressing reason to get up, and it keeps you in your comfort zone. The couch may be comfy, but soon you will become a couch potato. A comfortable job will slowly drain you of your creative energy and your zest for life. In a comfortable job, you aren't challenged to the hilt. Without these things, you can't achieve greatness. Greatness comes from growth and going deep into your potential. You can't be all that you can if you are on cruise control. So stop being OK with liking your job. Ask yourself — do you really love this job? Break the habit: Identify what truly sets you on fire at work, and dedicate yourself to making changes to your work situation to bring in more opportunities for growth and challenge. This could involve talking to your manager about increasing your responsibilities, moving into a different department, or even leaving your current job for a new one. 3. Not believing you can achieve your dreams The idea of a "dream job" is confusing — we often think of it as a dream that we secretly don't believe could ever happen. Guess what: if you don't believe in your ability to make dreams come true, it will 100% not happen. We all have negative mental chatter that fights to keep us down, and the only thing that can combat this is the daily, ritualistic belief that you can do whatever you have set your sights on. This belief in yourself is grit — a fantastic mix of courage, resolve, and strength of character. As Angela Duckworth said in her TED Talk, grit is the number one criteria for success . Break the habit: Whenever you find yourself thinking that you'll never achieve your dream job, stop yourself. Instead, identify one thing you can do next to further yourself along the path to your ideal career. Share This Post If your job leaves you bored and frustrated, you won't be able to work toward your most important goals.

Flashh:
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walked away and moved with complete fearlessness of the military towards the streets where the did more looting as they returned to where ever they came from vowing to return the next day. Fortunately we did not see them today.

At Olu obasanjo road PHC yesterday, thousands of exmilitants came as they do every month to collect their salary for leaving their lucrative oil bunkering and kidnapping of white oil workers when they discovered that for the fourth time since June, they have not been paid. The ex militants went on rampage at Enterprise Bank beside the Olu Obasanjo police station. The policemen fled from their station despite the militants where unarmed, they destroyed the facilities of the bank and neighbouring banks including Fidelity Bank and FCNB. They destroyed their ATM Machines in a fruitless bid to forcefully collect the cash loaded in the machine. Enterprise Bank manager had to hide in the bank's armoured vehicle used for moving money. She was very lucky to escape without any injury as the ex militants where bound on beaten her up. After the banks vandalism, they moved into my street and looted shops, vehicles and passers-by before the Nigerian Army moved in. When the army moved in, the militants sluggishly

Gbawe:
Simple. This is how members of a sophisticated electorate should think and talk. We should hold learn to hold leaders accountable as is done in the best democracies and embrace our civic duty of voting them out if they do not deliver the socio-economic changes we want to see.

Nigerians holding their leaders accountable since 1815BC

bettercreature:
Nigerian youth are so Naive,we dont need to complain until 2019
I believer anybody who works for PMB will surely perform well
In case they dont? we vote him out comes 2019

THANKS FOR TRYING TO MAKE SENSE. MY ADVISE IS THAT WE SHOULD START A REVOLUTION. I WOULD LOVE TO LAY MY HANDS ON SOME OF THOSE BIG WIGS TO SHOW THEM HOW I FEEL ABOUT LOOTING

WOW, GREAT IDEA "WE SHOULD DO NOTHING WHY AMAECHI AND TINUBU CONTINUE THEIR LOOTING ESCAPADES"

Today we had at my friend's church service, we prayed concerning Boko Haram because of the scare of Boko Haram moving into Lagos. The prayer point boiled down to the north facing the Boko Haram problem themselves as in 'it's a northern problem, don't involve the south' attitude and 'Boko Haram as long as you are bombing up north, its not our problem don't just come to the south' attitude. Being a nationalist, it saddened my day because of the wide support it acclaimed. I want a 'one Nigeria', 'a single indivisible Nigeria'.

HighIQ:
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE TO YOU ALL!!!

You can still be who you want to be!. Checkout the professions you can equally practice without studying it as course in the university.


1)BANKING : This profession is now flooded with workers who had graduated from courses not relating to banking profession. Imaging someone who had studied Yoruba or chemical engineering in the university but later got employed in a bank. This set of people only needed to be trained on some banking activities after they had been employed after which they are good to go.

2)TEACHING- It is very possible in Nigeria for someone who never studied education or any course relating to education emerging as a teacher.Regardless of the course you had studied, the point is- teaching can still be practiced by any graduate even without having an NCE or Degree in Education.

3)PHOTOGRAPHY- Do you know there is a course called photography? Tell me what are they studying in it? Even people who had only primary six certificate can do this job perfectly too.I don't see any reason me studying photography as a course before i can be a guru in it.

4)FARMING- I don't need to learn agriculture as a course in the university before i can own a farm. Anybody can easily be trained in this profession. There are books and handouts out there that can train you on fishery,snail rearing,pig farming etc or even on cultivation of crops. You could also find adequate answers to any question on farming you "Google search" online. Seminars on farming are also common where prospecting farmers are trained in farming. It can also be learned directly too from other farmers. This job can be practiced regardless of whether you are a doctor, lawyer,politician, or a banker. I know of a former president of this country, who owns a mega farm settlement despite the fact he never went to university not to talk of studying agriculture as a course.

5)DRAMA/FILM MAKING: an actor was once asked what he studied in the university and he replied "law". This answer made us to understand that anybody can become an actor,musician or artiste, irrespective of the course he or she had studied. You might have observed that hardly would you see any actor or musician in Nigeria who studied drama or music right back in school.Some of them are graduates of Law, medicine, accounting etc The 'funniest' thing is that those people may even come out better than people who had studied it as a course.

6)CHEMISTRY/INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY- Let me ask you a question. Is Aliko Dangote a graduate of industrial chemistry or chemistry? Of course not.But today he is a proud owner of a multi-billion dollar company in Nigeria that has provided jobs to many Nigerians. Other industries are also coming up in Nigeria today ranging from plastic industry to pure water industry, food,cream,rubber,biscuit,cements,sugar,salt industries and so on. The works performed in those industries can easily be learned from a specialist over a short period of time mostly from someone who had knowledge in chemistry or chemical engineering. You would no longer require the presence of such specialist after you had grabbed and finished up with those training. Meaning, you become a sole proprietor of those works and even train and employ others on it. So regardless of the course you had studied in the university, you too can learn the practical aspect of chemistry too and establish your own industry too. Thank God we have a lot of seminars that are been organized to teach people on how to make soap, nylon, asbestos etc. And from there you can be a millionaire and a proud owner of your own industry without having a certificate in chemistry

7)ICT PROFESSION- Some ICT companies now make huge money training people on computing, web designing, programming etc. The larger percentage of those attending such trainings and seminars are mostly computer illiterates. Certificates may even be handed over to them at the end of the training. This means that a computer- illiterate who had no knowledge in computing before would now turn to an expert making money through ICT and even training others without passing through the corridor of the department of computer science

8_ ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING- If you ask someone to get you an electrician to help you fix the wiring cables in your new house, don't be surprised if you see an o'level certificate holder at your door step ready to do the job.And this set of people would do this job perfectly and to your amazement. You now wonder if someone who had only o'level or even no education could be so perfect in fixing any damage to any appliance how much more a graduate who probably might have read courses like accounting, English etc and courses who had no link to science or electricity. If an illiterate or semi illiterate could be so perfect in it after learning about electricity, it means you can grab and understand such job perfectly too after learning it. Even though you never attended technical college nor learned about electricity or electronic in the university. I know of people who are civil servants and who also ventures in this job as a second-hand or part time profession .

9)MECHANICAL ENGINEERING- This is even worst!! Many people who work as a 'Radionic', car mechanic,generator repairer etc are mostly not graduate of this course. This job can easily be learned directly without holding a pen from the workers of such job who are mostly either illiterate or semi illiterates. Okay, tell me - is that mechanic near your house or that man who often fix your generator for you a graduate?. I'm sure i would have 80% 'No' as answer. This means any person or graduate can do well in this job even without learning it as course in the university .

10)MASS COMMUNICATION- Learning mass communication as a course in a tertiary institution is a tremendous waste of time. A graduate of English language, linguistics,language or even any other course can still become a tv/radio presenter, newscaster, a programme anchor even without having a certificate in mass communication.
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If e pain you to much, go jump inside lagoon.

Using techie jargons with Americans may lead to confusion as the country blessed with Silicon Valley lags technically updated people according to a survey. HTML is a Sexually Transmitted Disease(STD). Yes! you read it right, according to 11% Americans, Hypertext Markup Language(HTML) is an STD. This scenario was revealed when Vouchercloud a coupons website conducted a study which was later published by LA Times . The study involved 2,392 men and women all of whom were 18 years or older. In the survey, people were presented with such words which included both technical and non technical terms. They had to choose one out of three options for the word which really carried the meaning for that word. But what actually happened that some of them were confused ,while some of them were confident at their wrong answers. An embarrassing amount of Americans think HTML is a disease you can catch from another human being–which says a lot about the state of both sex and computer education in the U.S. Other findings, unearthed by the Times : First of all 77% of respondents could not tell what SEO stands for (SEO stands for Search Engine Optimisation,a technique used by website admins to promote their website on search engines) 27% said Gigabyte is an insect found in South America (Gigabyte is a unit for memory capacity). 23% of them thought mp3 as a “Star Wars Robot,” while mp3 is an audio file format. 18% identified “Blu-ray” as a marine animal (It is a disc format typically used to store high-definition videos). 42% said they believed a “motherboard” was “the deck of a cruise ship.” A motherboard is usually a circuit board that holds many of the key components of a computer. 5% said they believed “software” is comfortable clothing, while Software is a general term used for referring to a computer program. According to 12% of them,USB is an acronym for a European Country. (USB is acronym of Universal Serial Bus,A connectivity technology). Despite the incorrect answers, 61% of the respondents said it is important to have a good knowledge of technology in this day and age. “Technology is a huge interest for our user base, and month after month we see thousands of people visiting our site to look for coupons and deals to use when purchasing their favorite tech products,” a company spokeswoman said in a statement. “It seems that quite a few of us need to brush up on our tech definitions.” The origin and veracity of the survey had come under question by a journalism ethics website. The firm that conducted the survey, 10 Yetis Public Relations, later said that it stands by its work and had provided the full survey results. The survey is “100% genuine, and it’s a valid survey,” said Leanne Thomas, a senior account executive for 10 Yetis Public Relations. Thomas said the survey was conducted over email over the course of seven days. She said participants of the survey were given no incentive to respond.

The Nigerians who will never stand in any queue, who must make their way to the front as soon as they arrive The drivers who will never stop at a traffic light, who consider it anathema to allow an empty space in front of their vehicles The invisible individuals who excrete piles of solid waste on the pavements, night after night The staff who take three weeks' leave to attend their father's burial, then another three weeks later in the year to attend their father's burial, again. "That first one was my father who paid my school fees," they say. "This one is my biological father" The mothers who threaten the head teacher with fire and brimstone because their children were punished for coming late to school The bosses who, in the presence of their entire staff, praise you for your excellent work skills, then wink and ask if you also have excellent "bedroom skills", while everyone present bursts out laughing The top government officials who show off their importance by the number of people jam-packed into their waiting rooms. They give you an appointment for 7am, knowing full well that they do not intend to see you until 10pm The air hostesses who frown throughout the flight, to avoid giving you the false impression that they are at your beck and call The "big men" and "big women" who scream "Do you know who I am?" when you ask for some identity before they can be allowed through the gate Those who ring the airline to request that the flight be delayed for their sakes, while their fellow passengers gaze out of the aeroplane windows for an hour, wondering why the flight is delayed, this time

mohemos:
This is not an error, it is correct.

It seemly means Venus has no 'nights' I studied Astronomy in sec school

THE EMERGENCE OF TIMIPRE SYLVA AS THE GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATE OF APC HAS ALREADY SPELT DOOM FOR THE APC. LET'S USE THIS MEDIUM TO SEND OUR CONDOLENCES TO THE APC.

This thread was set up by me for the following reasons;
1. To discuss the possibility of enthroning a southerner as the new Senate President.

2. To support PDP to victory in this year's Bayelsa and Kogi Gruber poles.

3. Possibility of impeaching Buhari and Osibanjo

4. Transforming the south east from poverty to wealth

5. Crushing the Boko Haram sect

6. Prosecuting Amaechi, Tinubu and Obasanjo for corruption

7. Nation wide disgrace for Good luck after failing to improve the lives of Niger Deltans, Igbos and North East, and failing to transfer power to the Igbo etc

lekan29ice:
I thought they said nigeria soldiers are bad gan

bad for where? how dem use bad when boko haram with only AK 47 dey make them fear. Even Egypt go feet deal with Nigeria wela.

Here are the world's most powerful militaries. Too bad naija is not one of them no wonder boko boys are scaring them