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d thief comes not,but to steal,& 2 kill,& 2 destroy:I am come that they might hav life ,&that they might hav it more abundantly.
my God that i serve will not destroy life b/c he came 2 save life.My bible told me that jesus christ is prince of peace.
This is a great difference b/w christianity & other religion.We xtian shld continue praying dat God shld fight 4 us.

For some time now a man had been complain to me,that he's unable to breath deeply.
He said,he had been 2 some doctor still he can't still breath deeply.
So i want 2 ask d house what is d cause n how can one handle it.like some people
Say EXERCISE .what about natural medicine.

I have like 400k n i'm considering going into pure water business.please,enlighten me.

Since,i need to choose somebody frm my family as my next of kin.How would i make a choice.

To get a jobs or customers as a printer is difficult.Especial if u a new in d business,may be b/c many people a rushing into it
whether, they a train or not.

When going into a business,newly and with small capital.Which part of d business do u think, in your

own opinion i should pay more attention on.

When we talk about visionary leadership, what readily comes to mind is charisma or what I call “Personal Charm.” But that is far from what I have in mind.

My argument for SME owners is, to succeed in the competitive marketplace today and survive the sultry business atmosphere, SME owners/managers cannot afford a slip in leadership. So I argue that even if you don’t have charisma as a person, become inspirational! Be a role model for those that work with/for you. Earn the respect of your competitors. Command the reverence and loyalty of your customers. Earn the support of the community where your business is located. This, in a brief, is what I mean by visionary leadership.
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A communicable disease is a sickness caused by a specific infectious agent or its toxic products. It starts through transmission of that agent or its products from an infected person, animal or inanimate reservoir to a susceptible host, either directly or indirectly (through an intermediate plant or animal host, vector or inanimate environment). Control of disease is the reduction of disease incidence, prevalence, morbidity or mortality to a locally acceptable level as a result of deliberate efforts and continued intervention measures required to maintain such reduction.

Indirect transmission may be through a vehicle or an arthropod vector. The causative agent may or may not multiply or develop in or on the vehicle. Examples of possible vehicles include water, food, biological products, or contaminated products.

Water-and foodborne diseases have the potential for causing outbreaks involving thousands of persons. Before the causative agent was identified, many cases of HIV resulted from blood transfusion. Since all blood donor in Nigeria is now screened for HIV, this is no longer a significant means of transmission. However, sharing of needles by injection drug users remains an important factor in the Aacquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome(AIDS) epidemic.

Way To Control Communicable diseases

Since the diseases affect both individuals and communities, hence control efforts may be directed at both. Treatment of persons with communicable diseases with antibiotics typically kills the agent and renders them noninfectious. Thus, treatment is also prevention. A simple way to prevent the occurrence of communicable diseases is to eliminate the infectious agent. Assuring the safety of drinking water through filtration and chlorination and treating sewage appropriately are other important means of preventing the spread of communicable diseases.

The environment may be rendered less suitable for the occurrence of disease in a variety of ways. For example, food can be kept hot or cold (rather than warm) to prevent multiplication of organisms that may be present. Individuals can use mosquito repellents or mosquito nets to prevent being bitten by infected mosquitoes. Breeding places can be drained or insecticides used to eliminate vectors of disease. Condoms can be used to prevent sexually transmitted diseases by providing a mechanical barrier to transmission. Reduction of crowding and appropriate ventilation can reduce the likelihood of droplet or airborne transmission. Respiratory protective devices can be used to prevent passage of microorganisms into the respiratory tract.

When we talk about visionary leadership, what readily comes to mind is charisma or what I call “Personal Charm.” But that is far from what I have in mind.

My argument for SME owners is, to succeed in the competitive marketplace today and survive the sultry business atmosphere, SME owners/managers cannot afford a slip in leadership. So I argue that even if you don’t have charisma as a person, become inspirational! Be a role model for those that work with/for you. Earn the respect of your competitors. Command the reverence and loyalty of your customers. Earn the support of the community where your business is located. This, in a brief, is what I mean by visionary leadership.

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Juju maestro, King Sunny Ade has donated musical equipment worth several millions of naira to the Music Department of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife.

Electricity: Highest paying customers now pay N15.60 per kwh

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Thursday described the former South African president, Nelson Mandela, as an illustrious son of Africa, whose achievements would be difficult to match.

The former president, however, added that there was an area where he had an edge over Mandela and the former Ghanaian President and late Pan-Africanist, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah.
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mobile trucks hawking kerosene as promised by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation and Capital Oil and Gas. The special distribution of the product commenced on Saturday.
The corporation’s spokesman, Dr. Levi Ajuonuma, however, said that the pilot scheme commenced in Lagos on Friday
The official said that the project ought to have commenced last week, adding that logistic problems had hindered its implementation.

The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Lamido Sanusi, on Tuesday, said that Nigerians were spending a whopping N630bn annually on the importation of agricultural products.
This is outrageous.

To get a mentor is not a big deal.Just identify a successful industrialize or an achiever in ur chosen career. show in him or her proofs that you
are bend on becoming a successful person in you chosen field.But you only need a successful figure to leverage your success.

To be successful in life,someone have to get a mentor who some will always look up to.For advices and directions.properly follow his /her ideas or principles. Every business man (Regardless of the type, whether online or offline) needs someone to look up to; someone to shape a business around.

you can make more than #20,000 a day.But on conditions.it's one thing to have a gud business and another thing is to know how to market
or find customer,for your goods or services.in actual fact you have to be creative and hardworking.

When i visit,my bank.I can hear the Cashiers encouraging customers to be using Atm

NIGERIA has benefited from the $27.2 million (N4.2 billion) International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) grant aimed at strengthening micro finance institutions’ services to vulnerable groups in the country.

Four staff of First Bank of Nigeria Plc, have been arraigned before a Magistrate Court in Calabar, Cross River State, over alleged illegal withdrawals from the account of a customer, one Chibuike Nwogu.

Nigeria’s economy may reach about $400 billion by the end of the decade and could overtake South Africa by 2025, economist at Morgan Stanley said in a research note.

Bloomberg quoted the international research and investment firm to have predicted that Nigeria will probably expand 8.4 percent in 2011 and 8.5 percent in 2012. Morgan Stanley’s economists: Andrea Masia and Michael Kafe, where quoted to have made the projections in Johannesburg.

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Governors who refuse to implement the payment of the recently amended National Wage Act should either resign or face impeachment, human rights lawyer, Kayode Ajulo, has said.

I just want to know why pple are rushing to be internet guru.

Where do we go from here?

Research from The Economist shows that Ethiopia was among the 10 fastest growing economies in the world over the past decade. Its gold mines, and the potential to exploit recently found natural gas reserves (currently 25bn cubic meters) will attract significant amounts of investment over the next few years. But poor levels of human capital, a small domestic market, underdeveloped infrastructure and high levels of bureaucracy are all barriers to investment outside of natural resources.

This is a good post.I hope that those who are involved,did not only read the post but also think about it.
That nobody is perfect,except God almighty who knows every things.and we should learn  how to leave judgement
for God.Let's have more of this kind of post.we can use it to correct many issues in the society.instead of engaging ourselves
in a hot arguement.Let's speak to their conscience.They are not more righteous than those they criticize or punish.

lectricity consumers will pay N1.50 more per kilowatt (pkw) from July 1, a rise of 16.5 per cent, despite unreliable supply which ensures a costly business environment that affects all economic sectors, from the pepper grinder in the market to big manufacturers in industrial hubs.



















Electricity consumers will pay N1.50 more per kilowatt (pkw) from July 1, a rise of 16.5 per cent, despite unreliable supply which ensures a costly business environment that affects all economic sectors, from the pepper grinder in the market to big manufacturers in industrial hubs.

Nigerian financial experts urged the management of commercial banks in the country to make effort to curb Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) frauds.
They were worry that ATM frauds had persisted, in spite the technology advancement in banking and urged that the problem should be tackled to restore public confidence in the banking sector.
The advice was given by the experts in separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos.