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Yahaya79:
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Franktom247:
This is what my dashboard is showing
There's no space to update the email address and other things it showed in your screenshot
I am also seeing kindly check later to provide more information what does that mean please

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saphiere:
Well, almost! As the clock ticks down on December 31, 2025, most of us are still prepping parties, fireworks, and resolutions. But in one corner of the world, 2026 has already arrived. That's right. The Republic of Kiribati, a remote Pacific island nation, is the first country on Earth to celebrate the New Year.

Why Kiribati? It's all thanks to time zones and the International Date Line. The easternmost part of Kiribati particularly Kiritimati (Christmas Island) in the Line Islands sits in the UTC+14 time zone, the furthest ahead on the planet. When midnight strikes there, it's still December 31 morning or afternoon in places like New York or London. In fact, Kiribati jumps into 2026 a full 26 hours before the last places on Earth!
This isn't just a quirky fact; it's a deliberate choice. In the 1990s, Kiribati adjusted its time zones to keep the entire country on the same calendar day, bending the Date Line eastward. The result? Kiritimati gets to pop the champagne first every year.

A Bit About Kiribati

Kiribati is one of the world's most unique and vulnerable nations. Spread across 33 coral atolls and one raised island, it straddles the equator in the central Pacific Ocean, covering an ocean area roughly the size of India but with just 811 square kilometers of land (about half the size of London!).

Home to around 130,000 people (mostly I-Kiribati, of Micronesian descent), the capital is South Tarawa, a densely packed strip of islets where over half the population lives. The official languages are Gilbertese (I-Kiribati) and English, and Christianity (mostly Roman Catholic and Protestant) plays a central role in daily life.

Kiribati's history traces back thousands of years to Micronesian settlers, with influences from Fiji and Tonga. It was a British colony (as the Gilbert Islands) until gaining independence in 1979. Fun fact: It's the only country in the world that lies in all four hemispheres (north, south, east, and west)!
The flag beautifully captures its essence: a blue and white wavy base for the ocean, a golden sun rising over it, and a frigate bird soaring for freedom.

Life revolves around fishing, copra (dried coconut), and strong community ties. But Kiribati faces huge challenges from climate change – rising sea levels threaten to submerge these low-lying atolls entirely. The nation has even purchased land in Fiji as a potential future refuge.

As we countdown to our own midnight, spare a thought for the people of Kiribati. They've already stepped into 2026, reminding us how connected (yet divided by time) our world truly is. Here's to a brighter year ahead for everyone!



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VOsimhen144:
When is Nigeria astronaut going to space?
I’m asking for a friend

FeranmiPhoenix:
Please are you able to login to their site without getting bounced back?

fergie001:
France and PSG striker, Ousmane Dembele has won the 2025 Ballon d'Or for his achievements in seeing PSG sweep the treble, reach the Club World Cup final and win the Super Cup in the 2024/2025 season.

Racoon:
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franchasofficia:
Congratulations to Yinka Ayefele, he has paid his dues. He never allowed his condition to define his life, I am always happy reading about him.


Thank God Governor Seyi Makinde remembered him, thank you sir.


And this is to all Nigerian youths reading my comment, don't give up, God have not given up on you, please listen and listen attentively, if you are born into a poor or average family in Nigeria, to break the yoke of family poverty and financial rat-race, do any of the below:


1.) If you have the talent, by every means get into entertainment industry; music, comedy, skit making using social media platforms (don't mind what people will say), learn music instruments, movie industry, Radio/TV presenting, Journalism, etc.


2.) If you have the talent, don't let it waste, get into sports; football, athletics (running, jumping, etc), basketball, boxing, etc


3.) Japa; yes you heard me well, by any means possible Japa as early as possible don't wait till the door closes on you. If you can sell your family land sell and please make sure u use it to migrate abroad asap


4.) Get into content creation; be it video skits, blogging, ebook writing, etc, just find a way to get in. Its a good way of building a passive income that may outlive you if done properly.

If I have the time and zeal may write on this to help youths here.


5.) Get into IT; programming, coding, web design, App design/development, AI, graphics design, etc, just take it serious and make sure you are very very good in any part you decided to major on. Use online resources to improve your skills. Go on x and find mentors and follow and reach out to them. Get your portfolio on GitHub, explore upwork, fiverr, and dnt ignore LinkedIn.


6.) Go and learn a high in demand handwork as soon a possible, better before you clock 30.

Auto-rewire electrician, HVAC, carpentry and add some modernity to your skill, plumbing, forklift operation, crane operation, fashion designing with seriousness and passion, cooking/baking.



These are the fastest ways to break away from family poverty without waiting for a paid job or miracle.


Act fast, there is no time. Stop complaining and start acting from now.



Wishing you guys all the best