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Politics › Re: Construction Of Enugu-Portharcourt Expressway Via Aba By FG by femi4: 6:13pm On Jan 30
East is enjoying the dividend of democracy
Romance › Re: Lawyer Warns: Running If Your Partner Dies In Your House Could Ruin Your Life by femi4: 6:11pm On Jan 30
No charisma ...which kain lawyer be this
Politics › Re: Pension Thief Maina Bought US Properties Before Money Laundering Conviction by femi4: 6:09pm On Jan 30
New name - Pension thief
Celebrities › Re: Angela Okorie's Ex Boyfriend, Oil Money Makes Mockery Plead For Her Release by femi4: 6:08pm On Jan 30
The scammer will rot in jail
Romance › Re: A Lady Was Embarrassed For Hugging Her Ex In The Presence Of His Girlfriend. by femi4: 6:07pm On Jan 30
Diamond098454:
Insecurity and inferiority complex

No class no level

People should know that hugging is part of greeting
You ll never take it...talk is cheap
Crime › Re: Answer These Questions And Get A Reward From The EFCC (photos) by femi4: 6:05pm On Jan 30
What a joke
Properties › Re: Finally Moved Into My First Rented House At The Age Of 46 by femi4: 6:04pm On Jan 30
Mrkc:
Finally moved into my first rented house at the age of 46

File photo
Never too late to make it
Politics › Re: Colonel Ma’aji: The Alleged Architect Of Nigeria’s Foiled Coup Plot (pic) by femi4: 6:02pm On Jan 30
Islie:
Apart from being the architect of the coup, the infantry officer is believed to have bankrolled the process.



https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/852949-colonel-maaji-the-alleged-architect-of-nigerias-foiled-coup-plot.html
We go again very soon
TV/Movies › Re: Koleoso Becomes First Nollywood & African Movie To Hit 100M Views On YouTube by femi4: 6:01pm On Jan 30
seyichicago:
out of 1-10 of any family,there must be a blacksheep.
Ki lomode e mo
Afofungbemu
Celebrities › Re: There’s No Such Thing As An ‘Independent Woman’ — Mary Njoku Sparks Debate by femi4: 6:00pm On Jan 30
reddingtonblack:
Does your " Discretion" ever work, compare curse to man;
By the sweat of your brow
you will eat your food
until you return to the ground,
since from it you were taken;
for dust you are
and to dust you will return

So from the curses who go feed who bayii ..
You still didn't show the word 'depend'
TV/Movies › Re: Koleoso Becomes First Nollywood & African Movie To Hit 100M Views On YouTube by femi4: 8:10am On Jan 30
Terrible movie with no substance. We too dey watch rubbish
Politics › Re: Tinubu In Turkey: Did This Actually Happen Or Just AI Manipulation? by femi4: 8:05am On Jan 30
Ai indeed

Baba just dey in another rem
Celebrities › Re: There’s No Such Thing As An ‘Independent Woman’ — Mary Njoku Sparks Debate by femi4: 8:02am On Jan 30
reddingtonblack:
I guess the bible verse God cursed adam and eve flew over your head or you didnt just see down to comprehend

Fine ! the world as evolve and the economy situation necessitate both gender must work Buh that still doesnt change the Fact that MEN are PROVIDER for the home thats our curse
Show me 'depend' in the verse
Politics › Re: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has initiated all these under 30 months by femi4: 8:01am On Jan 30
Vixlot:
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has initiated all these within under 30 months 👏




Source
Data boyz at work
Politics › Re: “you Cannot Sit And Watch America Ridicule Us” — Ningi Confronts Akpabio by femi4: 8:01am On Jan 30
Mercy1978:
“You Cannot Sit and Watch America Ridicule Us” — Ningi Confronts Akpabio


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwrQpBr4Ek0
You guys are embarrasement to the Country
Politics › Re: “I Am Not Scared Of Anybody”: Peter Obi Returns To A Hero’s Welcome In Abuja by femi4: 7:57am On Jan 30
Cherrybae:
This man is a fraud. He is not scared of anybody but scared of primary election.

Always seeking for awoof
cry me a river
Foreign Affairs › Re: Starmer And Xi Call For Deeper UK-China Ties As Trump Shakes Up Global Relations by femi4: 7:57am On Jan 30
Uk be careful
Politics › Re: Muslims Will Not Recognise Any Election Conducted By Amupitan – Sharia Council by femi4: 7:56am On Jan 30
They are nobody in the scheme of things
Politics › Re: Faces Of Those Who Claim They Want To Rescue Nigeria! by femi4: 7:54am On Jan 30
Corrupt mofos
Health › Re: "Not Punitive But Protective" — NAFDAC Defends Sachet Alcohol Ban by femi4: 7:53am On Jan 30
What they cannot regulate or control..they put ban on it. Useless agency
Politics › Re: Police Bust Child Trafficking Syndicate In Ogun, Rescues Seven Children by femi4: 7:49am On Jan 30
Eleyi if Ogun should wake up n start working
Properties › Re: I Sold My House, But.... by femi4: 7:48am On Jan 30
Abizz:
Good morning guys, I need clarification on something.
Some years ago, we were paid quite a sum at work, you know one of these unbelievable bonuses. One of my bosses who's always liked me called on me and advised I put the money to good use.
She specifically advised I should start working on building a house and she gifted me a parcel of land in a government reserved area to encourage me.

I have all necessary documents; The original Certificate of Occupancy and Deed of gifts with governor's consent.

The project took off and was completed the following year.
She was happy for me, congratulated me and that was the last time we talked about it. It's been over four years now.

I sold the house some weeks back and I'm wondering if I should have carried her along or engaged her dutifully from some legal standpoint.
Money is never her problem really, I'm just curious if normalcy demands I should have sought her permission before making the decision. One, as a boss who wants to see me do well in life. Two, as the gifter. Three, if there is any legal implications of not involving her or possible breach of intention.
It's a gift. Whatever you chose to do with it is entirely your decision.

Telling her now won't bring the land back
Politics › Re: Abuja–Kaduna Trains Slower Than Bicycles, Senate Raises Alarm by femi4:
Slow n steady wins the race
Celebrities › Re: There’s No Such Thing As An ‘Independent Woman’ — Mary Njoku Sparks Debate by femi4: 7:44am On Jan 30
Pay your bills n keep quiet. No gender was made to depend on another
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy May Be Back From The Brink - The Economist by femi4: 7:42am On Jan 30
Future impossble tense
Crime › Re: Uk-based Nigerian Jailed 6 Years For Raping A Woman In Toilet Of A Train by femi4: 7:41am On Jan 30
Definitely uk born
Health › Re: When Was The Last Time You Had Quality Sleep by femi4: 7:32am On Jan 30
Onetechnews:
If you ask anyone, be it a business owner, a 9–5 worker, or even a remote worker “When was the last time you had a full 8 hours of sleep?”
The answers will shock you.

Out of 100 people, maybe only 20% can boldly say, “Yes, I sleep well.”
But for the remaining 60%, the response is usually something like:

“Sleep 8 hours keh? There’s no time.”
“Person must hustle.”
“Money no dey sleep.”

And honestly, I get it.

This generation is built on pressure. Pressure to succeed, pressure to provide, pressure to not look lazy, pressure to “make it” before time runs out. So sleep becomes the first sacrifice. We wear sleep deprivation like a badge of honor, as if being tired means you’re serious about life.

Some people will even go further to explain why they don’t see any reason to sleep long hours:

“I function better with 4 hours.”

“Sleep is for the weak.”

“I’ll sleep when I’m rich.”

But here’s the uncomfortable truth no one likes to talk about: lack of quality sleep is quietly stealing from you: your productivity, your health, your focus, even your money.

You see, sleep is not just about closing your eyes. Quality sleep is when your body and brain actually reset. That’s when your brain processes information, your body repairs itself, and your energy is restored. Without it, you may be awake, but you’re not functioning at your best.

Think about it:

How many mistakes have you made because you were tired?

How many business decisions were rushed or poorly thought out?

How often do you feel irritated, unmotivated, or mentally foggy?

For workers, poor sleep shows up as low energy at work, slow thinking, and burnout.
For business owners, it shows up as bad decisions, short temper, lack of creativity, and eventually health problems that force you to stop completely.

Ironically, the same sleep we avoid in the name of hustling is the same thing that would actually help us make better money.

Because a well-rested mind:

Thinks faster

Makes smarter decisions

Handles stress better

Stays consistent for the long run

Hustle culture teaches us to run nonstop, but real success is about sustainability. You don’t win by burning out early; you win by lasting long enough to enjoy what you’re building.

This doesn’t mean you suddenly start sleeping carelessly or ignoring responsibilities. It simply means you start respecting your body as a partner, not an enemy. Even improving your sleep little by little, better bedtime habits, fewer late-night screens, intentional rest can make a massive difference.

So next time you say, “There’s no time to sleep,” ask yourself:

What am I really losing by not resting?

And is this hustle still worth it if my health collapses?

Trust me money is important, yes.
But without good sleep, even the money won’t be enjoyable.
In 24hrs, 8 hrs sleep is criminal

5-6 hrs sleep is ok
Travel › Re: Nigerians In Brazil Accuse FG, Air Peace Of Fake Lagos- São Paulo Direct Flight by femi4: 7:30am On Jan 30
Lamba stuff...its our work o
Romance › Re: See What She Told Me About Her Ex Boyfriend That Made Me Block Her by femi4: 7:29am On Jan 30
Nifemy4:
I met this beautiful lady . We got talking , knowing each other . Then boom ! Like a thunderbolt from no where , she started talking about her ex boyfriend. Not in a pleasant way but in a deprecatory manner .

In her words
“ My ex bf is stingy . very stingy. We started dating last year , but the highest he has spent on me is 3 million .

😆🤣🤣 wait ! So what is she trying to say . I should beat his record. huh

You call a man who spent 3 m within a year stingy ?? Women are heartless

I blocked the mumu girl asap
You dodge billing grin
Politics › Re: Man Narrates How Tony Elumelu Unexpectedly Sent ₦2 Million To His Account by femi4: 7:26am On Jan 30
Just 2M..that's a drop in the ocean for Elumelu
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Orders Re-Opening Of Venezuela Airspace by femi4: 7:24am On Jan 30
thesicilian:
I still maintain that it is absurd for a president to kidnap another sitting president for trial in a kangaroo court, then put his own yes-man (or woman in this case) in power to sigh whatsoever contract he wishes and the citizens of that country find nothing absolutely wrong with it.
Its not absurd..
No one is above the law..nothing like immunity

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