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but they aren't looking bad just younger and a bit old fashioned plus the poor camera resolution.... in patorankings voice "nobody wet no fit to make am o my sister"

yes it is very possible places like bonny already enjoys steady electricity supply having one of the best gas plants in Africa,personally I think Nigeria has come of age to use cleaner sources of energy like wind turbines,solar panels,etc but this sources of power are very few in the country and only available to those who can afford them

mine o mine....been waiting for this for a while now,not always a fan of the limelight but lemme give it a shot at least just for fun

your tyrant president is yet to know the fact that threat and oppression nor the projectiles from a barrel of a gun can quench the fire of an ideology....

it's a two way thing either they were careless or they were snitched on, it's unusual for the money not to be a round figure like $25M,presumably some of the police officers fractioned the spoils for themselves

You're right op... That's why I want to venture into arms dealing and missile launching services since it's that only lucrative business in our country.... Quote me and ukwa will fall on your head

Other people are inventing useful things all you could come up with is native and sneakers If no be APC na who?

SANDOSKI:
Swidy

M fyn

Wbu

I'm fine... Been a while though

SANDOSKI:









I miss ElDaIllest

Bae I miss you too, wad up?

SANDOSKI:









I miss ElDaIllest

Bae I miss you too, wad up?

Ben13, Danielsville any idea fam?

Please fam... Who's this kid the boy makes hilllarious faces and he seem to fit perfectly in most memes... He's memes cracks me up a lot.. is he a child star or...? Really wanna know...Maybe lalasticlala made such faces when he was a kid too... No joke o

BLOOD OF GOD!!! Gravity!,gravity!!Gravity!!! I mean how will these "matters" make heaven cos narrow is the way

What that woman can do with her mouth can never be overemphasized... Cute

hatux:
Who observes the guy behind them facial expression

I wonder what he went to do in the second pix

hatux:
Who observes the guy behind them facial expression

I wonder what he went to do in the second pix

Narrow is the way to heaven, that's why I bought my bicycle

Truth234:
I think you will like Daymond Johnson new book, Power of Broke

thanks bro I'll get it right away...have you read the legendary "think and grow rich" by Napoleon Hill? that book changed my life

hexpleecit:
imbibe proper savings.

don't eat up your future today.

save up for your future.

get an insurance savings policy today.

call Funmi on 08066416075

saving alone cannot make you rich... Perhaps saving to invest is more appropriate

Acupuncture is a very old and effective way of reliving pains... started in China... But I think it has more to do with psychology than d actual medical relief or something nice write up. Op

Okra with sugarcane

petkoffdrake2:
Nonsense! Did olajumoke did all that?
Buh she's in millions now....

















Its luck. And God

Read again the topic says "habits" not procedures, if you think it all depends on only luck and God then relax in your house or probably go and start a business ministry...judging from your words and dp you're only a teen

Habits can change the direction of our lives. While some people have pitiful habits, like gossiping; others have powerful ones, like praising others. No matter who you are or where you came from, your habits can make or break you. What are your habits? Where are they leading you?


Here are 10 habits that will make you a millionaire:

1. Studying.
First and foremost, you should never go a day without learning. Learning can happen in all forms. Personally, I study every day for a minimum of three hours. This includes the following habits: Reading the dictionary, reading books, watching videos, reviewing and replying to comments, etc.

Out of all of this, reading is most important. Every day, without fail, I get to my books and soak in as many ideas I can. I also put my phone in another room as I drink in the knowledge and wisdom of these books. All the books in the world have all the answers in the world. I can afford to miss a meal, but I can’t afford to miss a book!

The greatest university of all is a collection of books. – Thomas Carlyle

2. Setting goals.
Every day, you should make it your duty to set your goals. With my composition book, I write down everything that I want to accomplish for the month, year, and decade. This process fascinates me and gets me to think bigger and step over the small problems in life. To date, I have over 100 of these composition books in my room.

Let’s say you have a goal to live a lavish lifestyle within the next 10 years. If you want to achieve this goal, you list some ideas which correspond with it. For instance, you list the following ideas for the year: A private jet, 10-bedroom mansion, personal chef, Rolls Royce, etc. When you come up with these ideas, you’ll get really excited about where your life is heading.

If you can view it, you can do it!

3. Planning.
You can set endless goals, but you need plans to achieve them. First, you’ll need to break down those 10 year goals into years, months, weeks, and days. Once you break them down into smaller parts, you’ll have to come up with some actionable steps to achieve those results and find a way to hold yourself accountable.

One of my friends had big goals to be a professional speaker. However, he didn’t know how to plan. I told him that he’ll have to set the stage high and make plans to achieve his goals. I told him that if he gave 120 speeches in a year, he would reach his goals. I helped him break it down to 10 per month, which is 1 speech for every third day. After we planned, he admitted that his goals felt more achievable!

Plan your work, work your plans.

4. Networking.
In the new millennium, we have so many new ways to get and stay connected. To network effectively, you’ll have to be a producer, not a consumer. This means you have to network aggressively, not passively. Don’t wait for emails or phone calls to come to you. Instead, make an effort to reach out to others. Realize that networking is a daily habit.

The people you are looking for are also looking for you.

5. Journaling.
Everyone needs time to think. In order to think effectively, you should keep a journal. It allows you to reflect upon the day and ask serious questions. In addition, you’ll be able to keep track of stories, ideas, jokes, lessons, quotes, successes, failures, and more. You can keep track of who you met and where you went.

Every day, I write a minimum of four pages in my journal. Up to date, I have cherished two dozen journals. It gives me time to reflect on my greatest accomplishes, challenges, and opportunities. Sometimes, I’ll journal incessantly for over an hour. When I look back in my journals, I’m often astounded from my journey. Furthermore, it’s good to leave some notes behind for future generations.

It's not the number of hours you put in, but what you put in the hours. -Abraham Lincoln

6. Exercising.
To be successful in life, your body must perform at the highest level. Your mind is constantly asking your body to do the unexpected and you must be prepared. The best way to prepare your body is by exercising, even when it’s inconvenient. Once your body is prepared for opportunities, you’ll be able to navigate through the oceans of success.

Imagine the feeling of perspiration dripping after a great workout. It’s a good feeling, right? If this is the case, why debate with yourself about whether you should workout or not? Why not make it a habit to work out 3-5 times per week for an hour or less per day? Not only will you gain unprecedented endurance, but get all of your work done before the end of the day.


7. Relaxing.
Only powerful people know how to rest. After all, that’s when they get most of their power. Some people get so tensed up over time that they burn out. When you get too fatigued or stressed, you lose concentration, then control. A person who doesn’t learn how to relax ends up wasting the precious time they could have saved.

You need to zone out every once in a while. We all naturally zone-out. Find a healthy discipline that sedates you. Usually, I’ll take some time to cook a great meal or take a walk in my neighborhood. Other times, I’ll put on some rap music and have a friendly conversation with a loved one. Even in the midst of a serious deadline, these relaxing adventures will help you abscond from the worries in life. Worrying is the greatest waste of imagination.


8. Affirming.
Every day, we get a moment to talk to ourselves. The average human being speaks to themselves at least 12,000 times per day. The difference between a successful person and an unsuccessful person is what they say to themselves. What you say to yourself can dramatically alter your life. Click this link to find out some of the greatest affirmations you can make.

The other day, I heard a person say, “Elvis, I wish I could be half of what you have been!” Wow!! Even though I felt elevated for a moment, I must admit that a person wanting to be ‘half of me’ would never be that much. Truthfully, I’m a knowledgeable person who’s been relentlessly reciting his affirmations on a couple note-cards every night for several years.

9. Mastering your craft.
Every day, you must be working on your craft. Each of us has been innately gifted with a talent(s) that must be exercised on a daily basis. If you don’t use it, you lose it. Mastery takes years to cultivate, but if you’re willing to be the best at what you do, there won’t be much competition.

“Every master was once a disaster.” –T. Harv Eker.


10. Masterminding.
Successful people have learned to organize the right relationships in their lives. This means that their closest people are nurturing them mentally, spiritually, and emotionally. Even if you see a ‘solo act’ like a musician, you must also account for those who are behind the scenes: make-up artist, manager, sound technicians, voice coach,producer etc.

However, your mastermind doesn’t form without effort. It takes time to carefully select the right people. More importantly, the right relationships will form naturally when you learn more about what you’re doing. Eventually, your hand-picked team will bring out the best in you and help you overcome the greatest challenges you’ve ever faced.

All of these habits require the utmost discipline. You must communicate your needs to others so that they can support you in your habits. When you seek constant improvement and refine your lifestyle by letting these habits your success, you will receive unlimited rewards in the process!




Seun,lalasticlala,MrKnowitall, dominique










culled from(some names have been changed) :http://www.entrepreneur.com/

refiner:
....cook?


u self,can u cook?

I swear u no cook pass me... till the extent my mama dey Don hand over Sunday stew over to me

It's no big deal any man can attain all if he so desires plus be a good cook and you'll melt the ladies hearts like heat on butter

The word "thank you" is one of the most underrated phrases on the planet,it's usefulness can never be overemphasized,here are cases or scenarios the miraculous phrase can be applied that are most neglected.

1. When you’re receiving a compliment.:
We often ruin compliments by devaluing the statement or acting overly humble. Internally, you might think this prevents you from appearing arrogant or smug.

The problem is that by deflecting the praise of a genuine compliment, you don’t acknowledge the person who was nice enough to say something. Simply saying “Thank You” fully acknowledges the person who made the compliment and allows you to enjoy the moment as well.

Example: “Your dress looks great.”

Instead of: “Oh, this old thing? I’ve had it for years.”
Try saying: “Thank you. I’m glad you like it.”

Example: “Wow! 3 points tonight. You played really well in the game.”

Instead of: “Yeah, but I missed that wide-open shot in the 2nd half.”
Try saying: “Thank you. It was a good night.”

Example: “You killed your presentation today!”

Instead of: “Did I? I felt so nervous up there. I’m glad it looked alright.”
Try saying: “Thank you. I’m happy it went well.”
There is something empowering about fully accepting a compliment. When you deflect praise, you can’t really own it. When you just say “Thank You,” you let the weight of the compliment sink in and become yours. Saying “Thank You” gives your mind permission to be built up by the compliments you receive.

Getting compliments should be fun and enjoyable, but we often ruin the experience. There’s no need to sabotage compliments that come your way. Accept them with grace and enjoy the moment.

2. When you’re running late.
Being late is the worst. It’s stressful for the person who is running late and it’s disrespectful to the person who is waiting.

It might seem strange to thank someone for dealing with your hassle, but that’s exactly the correct response. Most people stumble in the door and say, “Sorry I’m late.”

The problem is this response still makes the situation about you. Sorry, I’m late. Saying “Thank You” turns the tables and acknowledges the sacrifice the other person made by waiting. Thank you for waiting.

Example: You walk in the door 14 minutes late.

Instead of: “So sorry I’m late. Traffic was insane out there.”
Try saying: “Thank you for your patience.”
When we make a mistake, someone else often makes a sacrifice. Our default response is to apologize for our failure, but the better approach is to praise their patience and loyalty. Thank them for what they did despite your error.

3. When you’re comforting someone.
When someone comes to you with bad news, it can be awkward. You want to be a good friend, but most people don’t know what to say. I know I’ve felt that way before.

Often times, we think it’s a good idea to add a silver lining to the problem. “Well, at least you have…”

What we fail to realize is that it doesn’t matter if you don’t know what to say. All you really need is to be present and thank them for trusting you.

Example: Your co-worker’s mother passed away recently.

Instead of: “At least you have a lot of fond memories to hold onto.”
Try saying: “Thank you for sharing that with me. I know this is a hard time for you.”

Example: Your brother lost his job?

Instead of: “At least you have your health.”
Try saying: “Thank you for sharing this with me. I’m here to support you.”

Example: Your friend’s pet just died.

Instead of: “At least they had a long and happy life.”
Try saying: “Thank you for sharing that with me. I’m here for you.”
In times of suffering, we don’t need to hear words to ease the pain as much as we need someone to share our pain. When you don’t know what to say, just say “Thank You” and be there.

4. When you’re receiving helpful feedback.
Feedback can be very helpful, but we rarely see it that way. Whether it is an unflattering performance review from your boss or an email from an unhappy customer, the standard reaction is to get defensive. That’s a shame because the correct response is to simply say, “Thank You” and use the information to improve.

Example: “This work isn’t good enough. I thought you would do better.”

Instead of: “You don’t understand. Here’s what really happened.”
Try saying: “Thank you for expecting more of me.”

Example: “I bought your product last week and it already broke. I am not happy with this experience.”

Instead of: “How did you use it? We made it very clear in our terms and conditions that the product is not designed to work in certain conditions.“
Try saying: “Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Please know we are committed to becoming better. Can you share more details about the issue?”
Nobody likes to fail, but failure is just a data point. Respond to helpful feedback with thanks and use it to become better.

5. When you’re receiving unfair criticism.
Sometimes criticism isn’t helpful at all. It’s just vindictive and mean. I’ve didn't know how to deal with haters previously, but one of the best approaches is to just say thank you and move on.

When you thank someone for criticizing you, it immediately neutralizes the power of their statements. If it’s not a big deal to you, then it can’t grow into a larger argument.

Example: “This might be good advice for beginners, but anyone who knows what they are doing will find this useless.”

Instead of: “Well, clearly, I wrote this for beginners. This might be a surprise, but not everything was written with you in mind.”
Try saying: “Thank you for sharing your opinion. I’ll try to improve next time.”

Example: “Your statement is the dumbest thing I’ve read all week.”

Instead of: “You’re an idiot. Let me tell you why…”
Try saying: “Thank you for the feedback. I still have a lot to learn.”
Releasing the need to win every argument is a sign of maturity. Someone on the internet said something wrong? So what. Win the argument by the way you live your life.

6. When someone gives you unsolicited advice.
This shows up a lot in fashion . Everybody has an opinion about what your outfit should look like. I think most people are just trying to be helpful, but hearing someone’s opinion about you when you didn’t ask for it can be annoying.

One time, someone pointed out some flaws I had in rocking a gold and silver Jesus piece. I responded by sarcastically asking if he had could afford it. Somewhere deep in my mind, I assumed that if I reminded him that his criticism wasn’t necessary, then I would feel better about the fact that I wasn’t perfect either. That’s an unnecessary and defensive response.

The better approach? Just say “Thank You.”

Example: “You know, you shouldn't really bare your cleavage in that selfie ”

Instead of: “Oh really? Is that your body, work more on minding your business”
Try saying: “Thank you for your concern.”
Pointing out others faults doesn’t remove your own. Thank people for raising your self-awareness, even if it was unsolicited.

7. When you’re not sure if you should thank someone.
When in doubt, just say thank you. There is no downside. Are you honestly worried about showing too much gratitude to the people in your life?

“Should I send a Thank You card in this situation?” Yes, you should.

“Should I tip him?” If you don’t, at least say thank you.

Say thank you, more often.




olawalebabs, Fynestboi, Richie,
r231, Freiburg,una thank you jare
Lalasticlala



Read more @:http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/272665

Okorieikechukwu:
Seems science section doesn't have any moderator.

Lalasticlala, where art thou, come and see Albert Einstein, the snake killer

UjSizzle and mkmyers45 are the science and technology section moderators don't know if the left lala to do the work all alone

qboi3000:
See....this clown just proved my point


P.s
When derz a real list wif class and swag u will find me der.....dumbass

sorry o