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sliksusan:
to travel is easy if you go right place you will enjoy travel and get good work also l just write here about my travel experience which can favor many people here that travel is not hard you didn't need to waster million of naira for travel agency or whatever if you know your way you will travel easy

Pls brother, I sent you a mail.

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This african man called Jibril is an immigrant in Valencia, Spain. Jibril picked an envelope containing €4,250 (over 1M Nigerian naira) on one of the streets in Valencia few days ago.

Jibril then chose to play a hero and decided to take the envelope containing the money to the police and handed it over to police officers.

The officers and everyone around were surprised.

The police officer in charge then asked Jibril who is also an illegal immigrant to make a statement and its at that moment that they asked him to present his personal papers (ID)

The police officer then discovered that Jibril did not have a residence card (ID) to prove that he was legally living in Spain. He was then immediately detained.

Sadly, Jibril was last week deported back to his home country in Africa and banned for years without ever stepping a foot in Spain! Copied.

What lesson can we learn from this?

Anybody bought RMB from yuanexchanger's here?

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May Enugu People dey dull, the Imo people dey eye the senate presidency. Igbos can slay. O ga oo.

The world would have been a better place if all are regularly and consistently up and doing. The problem is that we do this today and tomorrow we fail in doing it. How then do we master what we don’t practise consistently?
Also, I have come to understand that everything we do in this world should not be in excess but in moderation. Extremism in anything is bad! If you sleep don’t sleep too much. If you are up make sure you sleep at a point. The fact that God does not like the extreme is embedded in his act of setting limits to everything. The sun will run its course for an appointed time (within the day) and the moon does as well.
The matter of consistency and extremism is most time misunderstood. But these two phenomena should not be misunderstood as they are different as day is to night. If you are consistent in what you do, there is a regular and persistent effort towards mastery of it. However, an extremist does not necessarily master the act upon which he is extreme but delude himself that he is better than others while staying with it with inadequate knowledge.
Consistency makes us look for better ways of doing what we do through the acquisition of new knowledge. Note; if you are doing something and you are not getting better at it, you are definitely getting worst.
For the extremists, what someone says always define their thought and actions, often you hear them say our Pastor or Imam said this and that. Extremists that are ‘poorly educated’ base their own argument on inadequate information which they mistakenly came across majorly through the internet, the inadequate information that might have been adequately manipulated by a less educated person(s).
Any sensitive person knows that anything that does not allow you to grow mentally, spiritually and physically is dangerous; therefore they stay away from it as much as they could. Do not joke with extremism; it is more dangerous than ignorance. It actually turns an educated person to an ignorant. And it also helps in destroying towns and cities. Stay away from extremism, just be consistent.

The world would have been a better place if all are regularly and consistently up and doing. The problem is that we do this today and tomorrow we fail in doing it. How then do we master what we don’t practise consistently?
Also, I have come to understand that everything we do in this world should not be in excess but in moderation. Extremism in anything is bad! If you sleep don’t sleep too much. If you are up make sure you sleep at a point. The fact that God does not like the extreme is embedded in his act of setting limits to everything. The sun will run its course for an appointed time (within the day) and the moon does as well.
The matter of consistency and extremism is most time misunderstood. But these two phenomena should not be misunderstood as they are different as day is to night. If you are consistent in what you do, there is a regular and persistent effort towards mastery of it. However, an extremist does not necessarily master the act upon which he is extreme but delude himself that he is better than others while staying with it with inadequate knowledge.
Consistency makes us look for better ways of doing what we do through the acquisition of new knowledge. Note; if you are doing something and you are not getting better at it, you are definitely getting worst.
For the extremists, what someone says always define their thought and actions, often you hear them say our Pastor or Imam said this and that. Extremists that are ‘poorly educated’ base their own argument on inadequate information which they mistakenly came across majorly through the internet, the inadequate information that might have been adequately manipulated by a less educated person(s).
Any sensitive person knows that anything that does not allow you to grow mentally, spiritually and physically is dangerous; therefore they stay away from it as much as they could. Do not joke with extremism; it is more dangerous than ignorance. It actually turns an educated person to an ignorant. And it also helps in destroying towns and cities. Stay away from extremism, just be consistent.

Muhammad Ali has died at the age of 74, a family spokesman has said.
The former world heavyweight boxing champion, one of the world's best-known sportsmen, died at a hospital in the US city of Phoenix in Arizona state after being admitted on Thursday.
He was suffering from a respiratory illness, a condition that was complicated by Parkinson's disease.
The funeral will take place in Ali's hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, his family said in a statement

Focus of the week May 25 1965.

On this week, precisely may 25 1962, the police quelled the riot that occurred during the motion of confidence in new west premier, Chief S.L. Akintola. Akintola was one of the premiers in Nigeria; the other two were Ahmadu Bello and Michael Okpara of the northern and eastern region respectively.
The western region was under the control of Action Group (AG) a party that had Chief Obafemi Awolowo as its leader and Chief S.L. Akintola as the premier of the west. The party was strong and united until 1962 when personality and interest clashes began between the two political maestros (Awolowo and Akintola). This led to the aforementioned motion of confidence in Akintola.
The vote of no confidence went through and the governor of the region, Sir Adesoji Aderemi, was advised to remove Akintola as the primer, which he did. However, the crisis that ensued made the federal government declared a state of emergency in the west and appointed Dr. Koye Majekodunmi as the administrator of the region.
The Federal government’s declared state of emergency last for six months, after which Akintola was reinstated as the premier. With Chief Awolowo charged with treasonable felony and later sentenced to ten years imprisonment, the tension in the western region mounted.
Furthermore, the western election of 1965 was largely influence by the Action Group (AG) crisis of 1962. In 1965, the rivalry in the west was now between United Progressive Grand Alliance (UPGA) and the Nigerian National Democratic Party (NNDP). UPGA represented the defunct Action Group (AG) and NNDP was the new party formed by S.L. Akintola. With Chief Awolowo in prison Alhaji Adegbenro took the mantle of leadership of the new political party, UPGA. But, the 1965 election was fraught with lot of irregularities which favored the ruling NNDP. UPGA leadership rejected the result of the election, and the leader, Adegbenro, declared himself the primer of the region. Chief Akintola was later sworn in as premier and Adegbenro was arrested. The arrest of Adegbenro sparked off violent demonstration. This crisis gave rise to the popular operation wet’e. The violence lasted until the military coup of January 15 1966.
There is nothing to gain this history than the lesson it teaches. As great as the politicians of the first republic were, they allowed personal interest to override their collective interest. Also, poor ego management and the love of power were also part the problems of these political champions. Their actions caused Nigeria the regional system that was very strong and organized. Even the coup of 1966 was not unconnected to these crises.
I urge Nigerian leaders to learn from history and, at all time, place the country’s interest above their personal interest. A Wiseman once said; when our power of love overcomes our love for power, the world will know peace. That is when patriotism will be exalted and Nigeria will be great again. Thank you!

May 27, Today in History.
1980- A Nigerian F.27 Air force plane with all Nigerian official delegates to Sao Tome and crews abroad crashed into the Atlantic ocean.
1985- A new decree which gives the minister of the federal capital territory Abuja, powers of a state military governor gazetted.
Words on Marble- A wiseman says, when the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace.

May 26, Today in History.
2005- The South Africa state agency responsible for names of towns and cities approved plans to rename the capital of Pretoria as Tshwana. It has not taken effect since proposed.
2007- Nigeria oil unions said they have suspended a two-day-old strike after the government met their demands over proposed sale of the two state-owned oil refineries.
Words on Marble- A wiseman says, you said you started out with practically nothing but that isn't correct. We all start with all there is, it's how we use it that makes things possible.

1962- Police quelled riot in the western House Assembly during motion of confidence in new West Primer.
1980- President Shehu Shagari approved that the Federal Polytechnic at Yaba, Lagos should revert to its former name of "Yaba College of Technology".
Words on Marble- A wiseman says, the foremost step in decoding the material world is seeing past the material itself. Good morning!