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Two Olodos...!!! You wey wan correct persin come tabon sef....ASUU eeeeeeee

gurnam: Thunder fire ASUU......see the effect of the un-necessary prolong strike.

"Their staffs" not "there staff"

Omooba77: It is not all about negativity; there are companies that are treating there staff very well................................

Please go back to primary one

bastien: Onazi of course!!!!

See guys I gat something to say,there Is one player in the team that need to be show the exist door if only he will change his way,at this moment pride shouldn't come in,Ameobi,ambrose and Eyeama should for me be the ones doing the pride stuff and not Mikel,is he bcus he has won champions league n others,that doesn't count,Kanu won many and yet didn't play with pride,how about Pirlo or Xavi,this are complete midfielders,that when ever they are called,they Answer with honour and dignity to there country,and serve them well,we all saw what Pirlo did today,how he changed the game etc,Mikel doesn't seems like he wanna be in that squad,he romance the ball to much,and shading players like he is d strongest,(mean why,when he is in chelsea he doesn't do that,he play with the team and more offensive) after today match,Vincent Enyeama went to him,and give him world of advice!

Think,so one (elder) should talk to him!

Queue not Que

sexymoma: Nothing Annoys me most than the way we usually que at agege to get a bus going to alausa... You go que so tey all the make up wey you wear go don wipe off before you reach work... All because he banned okada men..

As in real que o.
Que wey go be like say you wan collect fee lunch.

Make I lick sweat off my wrist...No way...!!!

Abeg another method please

So na PDP be ur change...

SMH

Psalmuelh2o: What is nice abt this? Fashola is just doing rubbish,he banned okadas without making provision for them,these things ar having negative effect on the masses,8hrs for what? #rubbish concept #stupid idea.leave dem alone if dey can work 4 24hrs its none of his biz,let dem b registered #dats all.which danfo go con dey carry us go house? #oshi goverment #cant wait to cast my vote for any other party come 2015,we've had enuf of AD/AC/ACN/APC in lagos state, we nid a change.

Guy just dash person the car na...!!!

Or better still sell am as scrap....You still fit get better buyer for owode for 30k

LMAO....

NA lie dem nor buy the coffin jor...

Show us receipt

‘Is this also the kind of understanding you had with others that led to your suspension in Ilorin and the 130 women you have slept with?’
‘Lie! Big lie! One hundred and thirty?!!! Haba, how could one man have done that, even with a never seen before level of grace? They just want to give my dog a bad name just to hang it. 120, I may accept, but 130? Never. When it is not as if I have a spare mobile penis that I charge with car charger. People should fear God when saying some things o. Praise the lord.’ - Pastor Biodun(COZA)

Not used to good roads, I guess...! R.I.P to the dead

The OP is as corrupt as the supervisors...!!!

The OP is probably hoping on a bribe, before im jabo the names...

Reporter, editor and publisher ....All of dem gawk ni....No vex

idupaul: Punch is one of the best daily in Nigeria and yet the editor approves an article that "THUNDER" strikes depot.. WTH happened to" lightning"

This OP though....!!!

U wanna kee people ni ...."sales" "curse".....Well, you try sha if you nor go school at all...! We sha grab the message..."Market dey burn abi" ...thank you

Dem kuku no force anybody to pay am

I hope it makes front page..!

So you want to start your own business right? Your employers aren’t paying you the kind of money you think you deserve so you want to start your own business and earn all the ‘mulah’ you deserve

P.S: Mulah is my new cool word for money

Well, that is all well and good. It’s a noble thing to want to do right for yourself in this world, I salute you. But do you really know what it takes to start and succeed in business?

The media likes to celebrate the success stories of entrepreneurs like Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Bimbo Awosika, Aliko Dangote, Mike Adenuga etc. without giving people the complete story. In fact, when you watch a 2 hour biopic like the The Social Network you might begin to think starting a business goliath like Facebook can be achieved in less than a year! If only it was that easy.

As someone who has been lucky to start a successful business, I can tell you firsthand that my notion of what it takes to be successful in business has been totally altered from the things I read in books, saw on T.V etc. The market is harsh my friend and if you don’t have something compelling to offer it, you will be swept aside faster than a terrible singer at a Project Fame audition.

If you are serious about becoming an entrepreneur, then you must be ready to face some harsh truths about the world of business. Your failure to do this will send your business to the mortuary of failed businesses.

These are 9 questions you must be able to answer if you want to even have a fighting chance of succeeding with your new business.

1. Why do I want to start a business?



Not just your particular business, but any business. Your motivations can be a big factor in how successful your business will be. Necessity is the mother of invention, as they say, so the more compelling your motivation, the more likely you will be to succeed. Are you slowly dying under the crushing weight of a job you hate? Do you need more ‘mulah’ to realize a goal? Do you feel a calling to change the world in some way? Those are among the reasons why the most successful business get and stay off ground.

2. Can I handle failure?



That’s not to say every new business venture fails, but all entrepreneurs suffer some form of setback along the path to success. The movie studios always manages to skip those parts when they are making the biopic of successful business men and women. Some people take failure as a rejection from which they can never bounce back. Others see it as a learning opportunity. Starting a business is largely a testing exercise: you have an idea, and you test it. If it works, you keep doing it, and if it doesn’t, you figure out what went wrong and reevaluate. Successful entrepreneurs aren’t afraid to go back to the drawing board. In the words of Charlie Munger, they don’t suffer from ‘first instance bias’ i.e their first ideas or notion isn’t cast in stone, it can be changed if the facts or experience doesn’t support it.

3. Why do I think this is a good idea?



Lots of people—maybe everyone—have what they consider to be ‘good’ ideas, but they can’t always articulate why. If you can’t defend your business, you’ve lost sight of a huge part of being a new entrepreneur. Customers need a compelling call to action as to why they should take a chance on your product or service. Investors want to know exactly how your product will fill a new void or solve an existing problem in a better way.

4. How will I make money?



Generating revenue is the central point of any business. Anything else is a nonprofit venture. It’s rare these days for a company to raise funding without nothing more than a good idea and a revenue plan to follow—eventually. That just won’t cut it in 2013. If you’re selling a product or service, what is your pricing model? In any case, it’s important to know how and when your business will become cash-flow positive if you want anyone to take you seriously.

5. Who is my customer?



In coming up with an idea you’ll actually act on, a big component is being able to answer the question, “Who is buying whatever it is I’m selling?”—and don’t say “everyone” Rare is a product so revolutionary that literally everyone is a potential customer. It doesn’t work like that in the real world. It all comes down to finding holes in the market and figuring out which customers are languishing in those voids. Federal Express was just a regular courier service company. Things didn’t take off for them until they focused all their energy on delivering overnight packages and they actively sought out people, and businesses that needed such services.

6. Do I know what people I need to bring on board?



Successful entrepreneurs know when having a great idea is not enough, and they know exactly which people to bring aboard the bus to make their idea a reality. If you have an idea for a website, for example, do you know who’s going to code it for you? Conversely, if you are a developer with an idea, are you prepared to market and sell the site yourself, or is there someone better suited to the job? Success is a collaborative thing. Success often hinges on letting go of your ego—and a few shares in your new company.

7. Am I willing to commit the next 5 years of my life to this?



It’s rare that any start-up becomes an overnight success. Even the ones that seem to are typically in development for years before you ever hear about them. Expect countless hours of brainstorming, testing, development and evaluation, all before you ever see your first naira of profit. Are you prepared to make that sacrifice? It’s fine if you aren’t, but that is a huge sign that owning a business might not be for you. It’s rare that any successful company started and remained anyone’s “side business” At some point, you’ll have to dive in and commit to take it to the next level. Whether your goal is to grow the business into profitable fruition or build enough value so that you can make a tidy profit through acquisition, expect to dedicate several years of your life to it.

8.What’s my ultimate vision?



This applies to the overall operating scope of your business. There’s nothing wrong with starting a small business as a source of revenue and keeping it that way—not every restaurant owner dreams of franchising. There’s also nothing wrong with dreaming of building a global empire. Either way, you need to be able to answer the question and be realistic about what’s needed to realize that vision. It’s rare that a musician explodes into the global stage without that being their intention from the beginning. If you one day hope to go big, this has to be on your radar from day one.

9. Am I ready to be an employer?



If your business grows beyond the startup phase, chances are you’ll need to bring on employees to keep things growing and running smoothly. Are you prepared for that? There’s a big difference between doing everything on your own and letting go to hand some responsibility over to your employees. Delegation is a skill that not everyone has, and it’s rarely tied to your abilities as a developer or executor of ideas.



I hope you consider these nine questions before you begin the entrepreneurial journey in order to find out if it is the right road for you.

Too long abeg....I go read am later

That your number 7 show say you be monkey...100% kor ...0% ni...

Wetin do dem blade and others

uote author=wandevincent]1,Sex is a powerful force that can destroy if not used properly. Like atomic power, sex is the most powerful creative force given to man. When atomic power is used correctly it can create boundless energy; when it is used in the wrong way it destroys life. Sex is the same kind of powerful force. Sex is a gift from God to give us the greatest pleasure, to help in creating a deep companionship with one's spouse and for procreation of the next generation. But if you play with this powerful force outside the bounds of marriage, it destroys you and those close to you.


2, Sexual activity for young people arrests their psychological, social and academic development. Studies show that when young people engage in premarital sex, their academic performance declines and their social relationships with family and friends deteriorate. This is because adolescents are too immature to deal with the explosive sex drive and it tends to dominate their life.


3, The majority of women cannot enjoy sex outside of the bonds of marriage. The development of a fulfilling sex life needs the security and peace of the marriage bond. Premarital sex usually takes place sneaking around in hidden places dealing with the fear of being caught, the fear of pregnancy and feelings of guilt. All these (worrisome) factors undermine pleasure in premarital sex, most especially for women.


4, Virginity is to be given to the most important person in your life, the person you committed yourself to stay with forever in marriage. Your virginity is the most precious thing you have to give to your spouse. Once you lose it, nothing in the world can bring it back. Don't lose something so precious in a thoughtless way.


5, Those who engage in premarital sex run a high risk of contracting one of the many venereal diseases rampant today, as well as losing their fertility. Not just AIDS, but other common disfiguring diseases like herpes have no cure.


6, Some venereal diseases have no symptoms and many couples discover many years later that they became infertile because of these diseases. Infertility experts estimate that 80% of today's infertility is due to venereal diseases contracted before they married.


7, The best and only method that guarantees 100% against AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases is to wait for marriage to have sex and maintain fidelity in your marriage.


8, Premarital sex breaks the 10 Commandments given by God. The 10 Commandments are given to man by God to make man happy. They are not outdated and they are not restrictive. If we follow these laws, we can create happy and prosperous lives. If we don't follow them, we will pay a heavy price in divorce, disease, abortions, illegitimate children and loneliness. Modern men make a big mistake when they think that they can break these eternal laws and not suffer consequences.


9, Premarital sex runs the risk of conceiving illegitimate children. Numerous scientific studies show that the children of single mothers suffer psychologically and are less successful socially and academically than children from intact families. Above all, children need both their father and their mother. It is wrong to risk having children who will never have their father's love, protection and care.


10, If you date and you don't have sex, you can forget about that relationship when you stop dating. But if you have sex with those you date and then break up, the nature of sexual involvement creates strong, often unpleasant memories for your whole life. Every relationship you break up where you had intimate relations is like a mini-divorce. The psychological difficulties of these mini-divorces does damage to your character. Later, when you are married and go to bed with your beloved spouse, these unpleasant memories will accompany you.

True love waits. If a boy or girl truly loves you, they will want the best for you. They will not want you to suffer fear of disease, unwanted pregnancy and the psychological difficulties of premarital sex. They will want to experience love with you only in the very best place of all - the love nest of marriage.

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Why not separate apartment??

Cynluv: (MATURED MINDS ONLY)

WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT HUSBAND AND WIFE HAVING A SEPARATE BEDROOM??
DO YOU THINK ITS ALL ABOUT PRIVACY OR WHAT??

IS IT ADVICEABLE

lol....

Isiterere:
You are a kill-joy
You are a kill-joy

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you try small....

Sha no expect am for front page

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Saw this online and thought to share....

Can you possibly use this plate number? lol

We are in soup in dis Nigeria...

Naming the child Jesus for me is ok. But Jesus Christ...AHHHHH....No No for me

Read about a judge that changed a baby's name from Messiah http://news.yahoo.com/tenn-judge-changes-infants-name-messiah-215423538.html

spongeback: My pregnant friend and i are arguing right now she says when she gives birth she wants to name her child Jesus Christ so that people won't be able to hurt her child so is it really right or is it blasphemous?

But Pastor Chris said it's not a sin now...

edwardjr: I started masturbating from my school(boarding) when i didn't even know what it was til i went for nysc.

I saw a student who was older than us bet that he could bring out sperm and i was very interested to see it atleast for the first time...The rest are stories but right from then i masturbated often even when i had girlfriends it didnt stop this mess.

I even vowed atimes,stopped for awhile yet went back to my vomit. At some point the devil whispered to me that masturbation is not a sin after all the word is not in d bible. I still prayed until i heard a pastor on the radio confessing that he has been struggling with this habit even as he is married and he needs help.

Then it dawned on me that the earlier i stopped,the better for me! Another pastor referred to Romans 1 and God used that book to renew my mind forever and by God's grace i broke out from that chain and i detest it with passion.

Glory 2 God!