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Asking a girl out should stand in the top 10 list of the many cases of "easier said than done". Sometimes you may consider to ask yourself " How hard can it be? All I have to do is ask right?". WRONG! (sorry for yelling though). Asking is just the final step. It takes preparation, meditation and obviously attraction. Many guys ask girls out via text, some via social media while some decide to ask girls out in a cute way by staging a performance (which may turn out to be a disaster). If you are planning to have a relationship with her, you don't want to go about asking out a girl you have absolutely no feelings for, this will lead to total disaster in the relationship except you are an expert builder who can also build love and affection.
After asking her out, one thing you can't guarantee yourself is success because female (not only girls) can be difficult sometimes. Some of them may have mood switch in between the space of when you asked them and when you expect a reply. I have seen cases of guys who asked a girl out when she was happy then she became sad the day she was expected to give him a reply.
Let us first look at some of the few tangible reasons why guys ask girls out.

Loneliness: This is everyone's most exceedingly terrible adversary. Loneliness can prompt despondency and furthermore suicide. Many folks may require somebody to impart their contemplation to. Forlornness can end up being extremely difficult sometimes.

Fun: Some folks adore dating young ladies for entertainment purposes. They don't generally like the young lady, they simply need the kissing and the snuggling then they will dump her and move over to another young lady. This is the most exceedingly awful class of men.

Fame: This is just conceivable when you are dating a slay mama, a rich man's girl or a well known girl. Many folks utilize the young lady's acclaim to make them celebrated and turn into their fame.
Love: Yes, love does exist and it's not a myth. One of the numerous uncommon cases, the person really adores the young lady profoundly and need to be with her for quite a while, most likely for forever.
Relationship status (obviously)
Mood
Character
Interest
Appearance
Location
Confidence
Plan yourself
Prepare for the worst

Relationship status: This should be the first obvious thing you must take into consideration. Is she single? You should not make the mistake of asking her out if she's taken but it is not easy to find out if she is single or not especially if she is a stranger. Some girls love to talk about their boyfriends while others can be very discrete so it is difficult to judge other girls from other girls' actions.

If she is someone you know through a friend, then you can find out from that friend - it can't do you any harm. It is also safe to put it in mind that not every lady is interested in getting into a relationship. Make sure you read her well before taking the big leap or else you will fall deep.
Mood: Observe her mood is one important task you must perform before popping the question. Some girls get really offended by the littlest things. You might ask her out when she is tearing up then her reaction may be something like "so you are messing with me right? After all I went through today, you decided to mess with me. No problem."
So the mood is very important. It's best to ask a girl out when she is in her happy mood. Not ecstatic but happy. She can think straight and positively. Instead of finding negative thoughts of why she can not date you, she would rather find positive thoughts. Considering women speak about 20,000 words per day which is 13,000 more than the average man, before you conclude or explain your reason, she must have said all the different reasons why she can't date you. If you have a good sense of humor, this should not prove to be very difficult because most girls like guys with good sense if humor. They all want someone to make them smile even when they don't want to.

Character: Her character reflects how you shod ask her out. If she is someone who is kind hearted, being on your best behaviour is the right thing to do. The way she behaves around you may be different from how she behaves around her friends. It is your job to balance it. Her character heavily affects the reply you will get. Some hot tempered girls will shun you right away while cool tempered girls tend to give you a chance and have a thought about it. Note that most girls are over suspicious: as such, they may try to find lies in everything you say.

Interest: What does she like best? What does she want in a guy? You might need to explore these before you take any step. Try asking her friends or if possible, ask her directly over a nice friendly chat you must have had sometime ago. Make sure you meet at least 75% of her preference. Include some of her interests when you talk but never lie to her. Girls have a way of detecting lies sooner or later. All girls love a good humor and hate a bragging boy. Never brag about yourself. Always allow her to talk about herself. Trust me, his love it.
Read also: 13 signs your life is centered around a girl

Appearance: Are you well dressed? Your appearance matters a ton. Clearly, you need to look great when asking a young lady out. Your hair ought to be very much brushed, attempt to sensibly adjust your fashion sense and hers together. Try not to try too hard however. Ensure it is develop, crisp and satisfactory. This will give you a 50-50 possibility of her yes before you even ask her.
What you look like isn't simply a shallow thought. Looking awesome gives a sign of your level of sense of pride and scrupulousness, and these are imperative prompts that ladies will get on. Once more, you don't need to be dressed like the nines and resembling a male model consistently; the fact is to be crisp, perfect and transmitting sense of pride.

Location : The location where you will pop the question needs to lead to success. You don't want to pop the question in front of her parents or many friends. You also shouldn't ask a girl out when she is buying food stuffs or doing some chores. It should be private but not to private and she should be less busy.
The ideal location should be based on how well you know her and where you meet or run into her often. Make her feel respect.

Confidence: If you don';t have confidence, then you are bound to fail (no offence). You need an almost immeasurable amount of confidence before you can ask a girl out. She needs to know she is secure and will always put faith in you. How you approach her will tell a lot about your confidence.
Plan yourself: The saying "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail" is very accurate in this kind of situation. You must know the right things to say and you must also be prepared for any questions she might ask you. Girls ask a lot of questions...sometimes for fun. If you don't have the answer for at least 85% of her questions, how then do you plan on winning her.

Prepare for the worst: Yes! She might disgrace you., pull off your trousers or maybe call you all sorts of disgusting names. You must be prepared for any of these situations. There is a 50% chance that you will be embarrassed but your preparation will help reduce the embarrassment.
If you have any other tip, please feel free to drop them in the comment section below.
Happy asking out!!!


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you did not add poverty, famine and underdevelopment

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Africa is such an amazing continent. A continent with culture and tradition. However, some things are hindering the success and development of some African countries. Many countries in Africa face certain difficulties very often while others are just unknown.

Seeing the development of some African countries like Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Cameroon and may others in the past few years, one can come to conclusion that Africa is destined for greatness.
However, there are something's that are slowly killing Africa daily and they need to be controlled
ASAP!

1. POLITICS: Yes, this is the major problem facing Africa. The politics is so bad, it is like there has not been any improvement in the past few years. Many countries have failed to develop due to bad politics. For example: Zimbabwe had one president for 30 years yet they are not well known in the world apart from the funny sayings ex President, Mugabe entertains us with. If the politics in Africa can be improved, then we are a step closer to continental success.

2. MENTALITY: This is like a disease that is slowly eating many Africans today with knowing. "African mentality" as some people will call it, has been a major individual problem in the continent. Most Africans tend to believe that the whites produce more quality products no matter how pointless it is. A wealthy African man can prefer have a chewing stick from shipped in from Europe rather from his homeland simply because it is "European tree".
Like seriously? Is there an European earth elsewhere too? This mentality should be discouraged. Africans make quality things. For example, the third largest forum in the world is from Nigeria (nairaland.com) not Spain, not India.

3. EDUCATION: Education is the best legacy. Surprisingly, this saying is widely used in Africa but poorly practiced. Although there are many standard schools in Africa, the substandard ones are more rampant in the society. African schools lack the equipments for an effective learning experience.

4. HEALTH: African hospitals are not well equipped. It saddens me when people have yo be flown abroad to receive some treatments or when drugs have to flown into Africa for use. This should be great reduced.

5. RISKS: This is a very big problem. Africans don't take risks. There is a popular saying: " no risk, no reward". Fear is a very limiting factor in the success of Africans.

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2018 is here and spiritual strength is one of the key factors that will help you this year. What do you have in mind that you want God to do? These prayer points will help you.
1. May the best things of 2017 be the worst things of 2018.
2. My joy be multiplied this year.
3. Nothing is impossible for me because I can do all things through Christ the Lord that strengthens me.
4. Oh Lord, let your spirit be my guide this year.
5. Let all my good heart desires to be accomplished this year.
6. Oh Lord! Let me inspire people to worship you this year.
7. Oh Lord, let your uncommon favor find me this year.
8. Oh Lord, carry out the necessary operations in my family.
9. Oh Lord, perform wander in my household this year.
10. Let my family have the grace to glorify your holy name.
11. Make my family's abode a larger one.
12. Any family plotting evil against mine, father prove yourself to them.
13. Don't let me witness any sudden death in my family.
14. Let my family be an inspiration to other families.
15. Show us the step to greatness
16. Lord give my children the wisdom, knowledge and understanding to be outstanding.
17. Let my children succeed in all their endeavors this year.
18. Let the success of my children be multiplied by ten folds of mine
19. Have mercy upon me oh Lord
20. Let your mercies follow me for the days of my life.
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21. Lord give me the heart to love and the qualities to be loved for.


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Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari gave his 2018 New Year’s National broadcast this morning.
In the speech, the President had very strong words for those who may have been behind the recent fuel scarcity that the nation experienced saying, ‘I am determined to get to the root of this collective blackmail of all Nigerians and ensure that whichever groups are behind this manipulated hardship will be prevented from doing so again. Such unpatriotism will not divert the Administration from the course we have set ourselves’.
Read the full speech below…
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I join my fellow citizens this morning to welcome and celebrate the New Year 2018. This year promises to be pivotal in our quest for CHANGE.
Unfortunately, I am saddened to acknowledge that for many this Christmas and New Year holidays have been anything but merry and happy. Instead of showing love, companionship and charity, some of our compatriots chose this period to inflict severe hardship on us all by creating unnecessary fuel scarcity across the country.
The consequence was that not many could travel and the few who did had to pay exorbitant transport fares. This is unacceptable given that NNPC had taken measures to ensure availability at all depots. I am determined to get to the root of this collective blackmail of all Nigerians and ensure that whichever groups are behind this manipulated hardship will be prevented from doing so again.
Such unpatriotism will not divert the Administration from the course we have set ourselves. Our government’s watch word and policy thrust is CHANGE. We must change our way of doing things or we will stagnate and be left behind in the race to lift our people out of poverty and into prosperity.
My address to fellow Nigerians this morning is devoted mainly to informing you about the intense efforts this Administration is putting to address our country’s huge infrastructural deficit.
We are going to make significant in-roads in advancing road, rail and power projects across the country.
The Ministry of Power, Works and Housing is one of the drivers of this Government’s commitment to renew and increase Nigeria’s stock of infrastructure in order to achieve global economic competitiveness as targeted under the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan.
With regards to Railways, we have set ourselves ambitious targets. Already in construction stage is the Lagos-Kano Standard Gauge Railway.
The line should reach Ibadan from Lagos by the end of this year and will carry two million passengers per year and five million tons of cargo will be transported every year giving a substantial boost to the country’s economy.
Construction of the Kano – Kaduna segment is expected to commence this year and reach Kaduna by the end of 2019. By the end of 2021 the two ends will be joined so that we will have standard gauge railway across the main North-South trading route.
The Abuja – Kaduna route will be boosted by additional rolling stock next Thursday and will be able to handle one million commuters annually.
At the same time I have approved and negotiations will be concluded in the first part of this year for the Port Harcourt to Maiduguri line covering Aba, Owerri, Umuahia, Enugu, Awka, Abakaliki, Makurdi, Lafia, Jos, Bauchi, Gombe, Yola and Damaturu. The Abuja to Itakpe line will go through Baro and terminates in Warri with construction of a new seaport at Warri.
Negotiations are also advanced for the construction ofother railway lines, firstly from Kano to Maradi in Niger Republic passing through Kazaure, Daura, Katsina, Jibiato Maradi.
Secondly, Lagos to Calabar the “Coastal Rail” through Ore, Benin, Agbor, Asaba, Onitsha, Sapele, Ughelli, Warri, Yenagoa, Otuoke, Port Harcourt, Aba, Uyo and Calabar. In the next few years, all these Nigerian cities will be linked by functional modern rail systems, giving enormous boost to the social and economic life of our people.
With respect to the Abuja Capital Light Rail, progress has reached 98% completion, as at 64% completion when we assumed office. Only test runs remain before start of operations.
This train service will stimulate economic activities in the Federal Capital and provide residents with an efficient and safe transportation system. Twelve railway sub-stations around the capital over a 45.2 kilometre route will serve as a catalyst and a pull factor to the economy of the area. The Light Rail System will reduce traffic congestion and carbon emission in line with the Administration’s policy on climate change.
Management of the Federal Road Maintenance Agency (FERMA) has been reconstituted and has been charged with a 12 week rapid intervention in road repairs to cover all the geo-political zones. Government is undertaking repairs and maintenance of 44 roads within the the six geo-political zones.
Twenty five major highways will be funded under the N100b SUKUK facility. Each geo-political zone will benefit by an equal amount of N16.67b. The following major highways are to receive special attention:
a. Oyo – Ogbomosho,
b. Ofusu – Ore – Ajebandele – Shagamu,
c. Yenegoa Road Junction – Kolo Otuoke – Bayelsa Palm,
d. Enugu – Part Harcourt Dual Carrriage Way,
e. Onitsha – Enugu Expressway,
f. Kaduna Eastern Bypass,
g. Dualization of Kano – Maiduguri Road,
h. Dualization of Abuja – Lokoja – Benin Road,
i. Dualization of Suleja – Minna Road.
In addition, Government has approved work to start on the re-construction of Abuja – Kaduna – Zaria – Kano roadwhich is in a state of disrepair. Work will soon start and is expected to be completed in 2019.
More Nigerians across the country are experiencing improved power supply to their homes and businesses. However, power remains a concern to this governmentbecause too many people still do not have regular and reliable supply.
The Payment Assurance Guarantee Scheme which started in January 2016 has enabled the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trader to raise so far N701 billion to assure Generation Companies of at least 80% payment for any power delivered to the national grid.
Consequently, generation has now reached 7,000MW. On December 8, 2017 the country achieved 5,155MW of power delivered to consumers, the highest level ever recorded.
Several moribund projects have been revived. Repairs of Afam Power Station added 110MW in 2017 and another 240MW will be added this year through a private investment partnership.
Katsina Power Project is now being tested and producing 10MW of power from wind for the first time in Nigeria. It should be fully operational this year.
The Zungeru 700MW Hydroelectric Power Project, stalled by court cases is due for completion in 2019. The transmission and other requirements to operate the 30MW Gurara Phase 1 Hydroelectric Plant, the 40MW KashinbillaHydroelectric Plant and the 215 MW Kaduna Gas/LPG/Diesel Power Plant will also be completed this year.
A landmark project, Mambilla Hydroelectric Power Project is at last taking off. This project has been on the drawing Board for 40 years, but now the engineering, procurement and construction contract for the 3,050MW project has been agreed with a Chinese joint venture Company with a financing commitment from the government of China. Completion is targeted for 2023.
As I mentioned earlier, the Transmission Company of Nigeria can now distribute all the 7,000MW that can be generated. TCN and the Niger Delta Holding Company have added 1,950MVA of 330 down to 132KV transformer capacity of 10 transmission stations and 2,930MVA of 132 down to 33KV transformer capacity of 42 sub-stations including Ikot Ekpene, Aba, Alagbon, Ajah, Ejigbo, Funtuaand Zaria.?
This Administration is working with the privatised distribution Companies to overcome the continuing challenges of distribution.
These massive public works should spearhead the recovery and lead millions back to employment. You will recall that it was not until last year that we got out of the economic recession into which the country had fallen as a consequence of past unsustainable economic policies which projected short-term illusory growth.
The government is slowly stabilizing the economy.
It was in order to change the steady and steep decline that we adopted the more sustainable policies and programmes captured in the Economic Recovery Plan.
Diversification efforts have resulted in improved output particularly in agriculture and solid minerals sectors. The relative exchange rate stability has improved manufacturing sector performance.
We have got to get used to discipline and direction in economic management. The days of business as usual are numbered.
Two years ago I appealed to people to go back to the land. I am highly gratified that agriculture has picked up, contributing to the government’s effort to re-structure the economy. Rice imports will stop this year. Local rice, fresher and more nutritious will be on our dishes from nowon.
By the same token, I am today appealing to enterprising Nigerians with ideas and unemployed graduates and other able-bodied and literate men and women with ideas not to just sit and wait for employment from the government or the Organized Private Sector. Great nations are built by enterprising people who turn their hands to anything that circumstances dictate.
In respect of political developments, I have kept a close watch on the on-going debate about “Restructuring”. No human law or edifice is perfect. Whatever structure we develop must periodically be perfected according to changing circumstances and the country’s socio-economic developments. We Nigerians can be very impatient and want to improve our conditions faster than may be possible considering our resources and capabilities. When all the aggregates of nationwide opinions are considered, my firm view is that our problems are more to do with process than structure.
We tried the Parliamentary system: we jettisoned it. Now there are shrill cries for a return to the Parliamentary structure. In older democracies these systems took centuries to evolve so we cannot expect a copied system to fit neatly our purposes. We must give a long period of trial and improvement before the system we have adopted is anywhere near fit for purpose.
However, there is a strong case for a closer look at the cost of government and for the public services long used to extravagance, waste and corruption to change for the better. I assure you that government is ever receptive to ideas which will improve governance and contribute to the country’s peace and stability.
As the electioneering season approaches politicians must avoid exploiting ethnicity and religion by linking ethnicity with religion and religion with politics. Such must be avoided at all costs if we are to live in harmony.
In this respect the rest of Nigeria could learn from the South Western States who have successfully internalized religion, ethnicity and politics.
Political discourse should be conducted with civility, decorum and in a constitutional manner. We all have a collective responsibility to strengthen our democracy and entrench the rule of law. We should draw encouragement from the series of bye-elections conducted by INEC last year which were generally violence free and their outcomes adjudged to be free and fair.
Before I conclude my address I must reassure my fellow citizens that security of life and property is still top of our government’s agenda. We have since beaten Boko Haram. Isolated attacks still occur, but even the best-policed countries cannot prevent determined criminals from committing terrible acts of terror as we have seen during the past years in Europe, Asia, Middle East, elsewhere in Africa and in America.
Our government remains determined to protect all Nigerians in line with our election pledge and promises.On behalf of all Nigerians let me offer our thanks to the Armed forces, the Police, other para-military forces and traditional authorities who are working round the clock to ensure that you and I go about our normal business in reasonable safety.
Terrorism and urban crimes are world-wide phenomena and our security forces are continuously adapting their responses to changing threats.
With regard to rampant cases of kidnappings, we are taking immediate short-term measures to combat this new evil creeping into our societies. Tighter police methods and swift and severe punishment for those proved to be engaged in kidnapping are on the way.
With respect to Niger Delta, Government is still engaging responsible leadership of the Communities to help in identifying and addressing genuine grievances of the region. Our clean-up programme in collaboration with the United Nations is making satisfactory progress.
I am grateful to all the Governors and other Political &Community leaders of the Niger Delta States for their part in bringing relative peace to the areas.
Finally let me again express my heartfelt thanks to all Nigerians who prayed for me during my illness last year. I feel deeply humbled by your prayers and good wishes and I am more determined than ever to serve you to the best of my ability.
Good morning. And I wish everyone a Happy New Year.?

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WAEC requires its candidates to write at least 450 words in essays but this is not the ultimate guarantee to passing the exam. Your essay has to be interesting, fun to read, explanatory and most of all, appealing to the examiner. When I wrote my WAEC, I wrote an informal letter of up to 700 words and also got an A so I decided to share my trick with you.

Here are some ways to write a good essay in WAEC
1. Plan: Always write your points in your essays down. Make sure to keep it as short and specific as possible.

2. Describe: Make sure to describe each event or important character as detailed as possible. This helps the examiner easily imagine the occasion and setting. Also, it helps to keep your essays longer.

3. Proper use of adjectives: This is very important if you want to catch your examiner's attention. Proper use of adjectives shows professionalism and intelligence in writing. Every WAEC examiner would be happy to read an essay that looks like the work of a professional.

4. Add humor: A little humor can't kill your essay. In fact, they will boost it. Adding humor in your essay shows how confident you are. Informal letters should have a good amount of humor while this should be reduced in formal letters.

5. Climax: This is the peak of your essay. This part catches the attention of any reader. Your climax should be as attractive as possible and should not divert from the main title of the essay.

6. Causes and effects: Causes and effects of each action should be included.

7. Reality: Sometimes, it is safe to add realities to your essays. Try to remember an experience related to that essay and tweak it into an appealing line.

8. Punctuations: Punctuations are very very important in English language. Take an example:
"A woman: without her, man is nothing.
"A woman without her man is nothing"
. Those are two similar sentences but with entirely different meanings. Your punctuations can give your paragraph or sentence a whole new meaning.
Use commas, full stops, inverted commas, apostrophes and colons in the right frequency and manner."

9. Practice: Constant practices make good perfections. Before your exam, practice as much as possible and learn from mistakes. Use past questions, textbooks and news.

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Comin' over in my direction
So thankful for that, it's such a blessin', yeah
Turn every situation into heaven, yeah
Oh-oh, you are
My sunrise on the darkest day
Got me feelin' some kind of way
Make me wanna savor every moment slowly, slowly
You fit me tailor-made, love how you put it on
Got the only key, know how to turn it on
The way you nibble on my ear, the only words I wanna hear
Baby, take it slow so we can last long
¡Oh! Tú, tú eres el imán y yo soy el metal
Me voy acercando y voy armando el plan
Sólo con pensarlo se acelera el pulso (oh yeah)
Ya, ya me está gustando más de lo normal
Todos mis sentidos van pidiendo más
Esto hay que tomarlo sin ningún apuro
Despacito
Quiero respirar tu cuello despacito
Deja que te diga cosas al oído
Para que te acuerdes si no estás conmigo
Despacito
Quiero desnudarte a besos despacito
Firmo en las paredes de tu laberinto
Y hacer de tu cuerpo todo un manuscrito
(Sube, sube, sube
Sube, sube)
Quiero ver bailar tu pelo, quiero ser tu ritmo (woah, woah)
Que le enseñes a mi boca (woah, woah)
Tus lugares favoritos (favorito, favorito, baby)
Déjame sobrepasar tus zonas de peligro (woah, woah)
Hasta provocar tus gritos (woah, woah)
Y que olvides tu apellido
Si te pido un beso, ven, dámelo, yo sé que estás pensándolo
Llevo tiempo intentándolo, mami, esto es dando y dándolo
Sabes que tu corazón conmigo te hace bom, bom
Sabes que esa beba está buscando de mi bom, bom
Ven, prueba de mi boca para ver cómo te sabe
Quiero, quiero, quiero ver cuánto amor a ti te cabe
Yo no tengo prisa, yo me quiero dar el viaje
Empecemos lento, después salvaje
Pasito a pasito, suave suavecito
Nos vamos pegando, poquito a poquito
Cuando tú me besas con esa destreza
Veo que eres malicia con delicadeza
Pasito a pasito, suave suavecito
Nos vamos pegando, poquito a poquito
Y es que esa belleza es un rompecabezas
Pero pa' montarlo aquí tengo la pieza
¡Oye!
Despacito
Quiero respirar tu cuello despacito
Deja que te diga cosas al oído
Para que te acuerdes si no estás conmigo
Despacito
Quiero desnudarte a besos despacito
Firmo en las paredes de tu laberinto
Y hacer de tu cuerpo todo un manuscrito
(Sube, sube, sube
Sube, sube)
Quiero ver bailar tu pelo, quiero ser tu ritmo (woah, woah)
Que le enseñes a mi boca (woah, woah)
Tus lugares favoritos (favorito, favorito, baby)
Déjame sobrepasar tus zonas de peligro (woah, woah)
Hasta provocar tus gritos (woah, woah)
Y que olvides tu apellido
Despacito
This is how we do it down in Puerto Rico
I just wanna hear you screaming, "¡Ay, Bendito!"
I can move forever cuando esté contigo
¡Bailalo!
Pasito a pasito, suave suavecito
Nos vamos pegando, poquito a poquito
Que le enseñes a mi boca
Tus lugares favoritos
(Favorito, favorito, baby)
Pasito a pasito, suave suavecito
Nos vamos pegando, poquito a poquito
Hasta provocar tus gritos (Fonsi)
Y que olvides tu apellido (D.Y.)
Despacito


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Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger, has said it is “absolutely unbelievable” that he will equal Sir Alex Ferguson’s record of managing 810 Premier League games.
Wenger will reach the landmark when he takes the Gunners to Selhurst Park to face Crystal Palace on Thursday.
And asked about being in charge for so many games, he said: “I would have said you’re absolutely mad, absolutely no chance.
“I remember when I was 33, 34, I thought that to 60 is 25, 26 years and you’ll never get there because every game is such a gamble.
“It’s Russian roulette, every game. So you think, at some stage, the bullet will hit you. So that’s absolutely unbelievable. You can never predict that.”
Wenger also added he believed changes in society had made a manager’s job more difficult.
“The overall problem in Europe is that the respect for basic things has been lost or is less strong that it was 20 years ago.
“You go to a doctor and he is more questioned than he was 20 years ago. Twenty years ago, you go to a doctor, he says you have that, you say: ‘OK I will go home and do that.’
“Today, when you go to see the doctor, you have read before on the internet and he has to convince you that you have not necessarily what you think you have.
“So that basically means that you are questioned more. In every single job, people are questioned more,” he added.


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The West African Examination Council has announced the release of her timetable for 2018 private candidates.
WAEC announced that she will be holding two series of examination for private students.
According to a post on the official twitter handle of the council @waecnigeria, the first series will be conducted between January and February, while the 2nd series will be conducted between August and October every year.
The first series is an urban based examination scheduled to begin from on Monday 29 January to February 12.
Meanwhile, WAEC has said it is ready to partner with relevant key stakeholders in the education sector in assisting prison inmates have easy access to education.
The council’s Head of National Office (HNO), Mr. Olutise Adenipekun, told the Journalists on Wednesday in Lagos that such collaboration would enhance the inmates’ transformation and development.
Adenipekun said there is life after prison, adding that there is need to encourage the inmates to acquire education.

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Whatsapp made an announcement and it's a bad news for people using some old phones.

They announced that they will no longer support old phones which means you may have to upgrade your phone if you are using one if the phones they specified.

99guides gathered that the popular messaging app which is used by over 1billion people will stop working on certain mobiles phones due to changes in technology.

The company said in a blog post: “When we started WhatsApp in 2009, people's use of mobile devices looked very different from today.
“The Apple App Store was only a few months old. About 70 per cent of smartphones sold at the time had operating systems offered by BlackBerry and Nokia.
“Mobile operating systems offered by Google, Apple and Microsoft – which account for 99.5 per cent of sales today – were on less than 25 per cent of mobile devices sold at the time.”

By January 1, the application will stop working on BlackBerry OS, BlackBerry 10 and Windows Phone 8.0 and older.

Support for the Nokia S40 will also stop after December 31 next year, while Android versions 2.3.7 and older will cease to function from February 1, 2020.

The company said: “This was a tough decision for us to make, but the right one in order to give people better ways to keep in touch with friends, family, and loved ones using WhatsApp.

“If you use one of these affected mobile devices, we recommend upgrading to a newer Android, iPhone, or Windows Phone.”


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Pimples are normal natural skin conditions that occur in every human. Pimples are an inflammation of the skin in which the sebaceous glands (oil glands) become infected with bacteria , swell up, and get filled with pus. They are also known as spots or zits by Americans. They mostly occur in puberty but can occur at any age. Amid puberty, hormone generation changes. This can cause the sebaceous glands, situated at the base of hair follicles, to end up plainly overactive. Thus, pimples are well on the way to happen amid the adolescent years and around monthly cycle, for ladies.

Although they might appear small on the skin, they have a huge effect on the individuals affected. They seem to take forever to be gotten rid of and may sometimes have some side effects. Most teenagers lack confidence and self esteem when there is a big pimple pointing out of their forehead (you can't blame them). Pimples most often affect the face, back, chest, and shoulders. This is because there are many sebaceous glands in these parts of the body.

There are many drugs and lotions in the market that can help you get rid of pimples but they may take a while.

Meanwhile, let us take a look at the simplest and easiest ways to remove pimples


1. Ice: Ice is ana amazing remedy for many injuries. The application of ice to injuries is called cold therapy. Ice reduces swelling by restricting or impeding the flow of blood in the affected area. It also helps in removing pus and dirt that are already accommodated in that area. You can use ground ice or ice cubes. Wrap the ice in a small piece of cloth and rub it everyday for about 2 minutes, take a break and rub it again. Repeat the same steps five times and you will see an improvement.

2. Toothpaste: Yes, toothpaste. The toothpaste you use every morning in brushing your teeth is a good remedy for pimples. This works well after rubbing the ice. Note that not all toothpastes work for pimples. The toothpastes that are more reliable are the white ones like MacLean, oral B, Colgate and many more...avoid using GEL! Take a little scoop of toothpaste with your finger every night before going to bed and apply on the infected part.

3. Garlic: Finally, garlic is useful. Remember all those garlics you asked your mom not to add in your food? Put them into action now. Garlics are multi purpose when it comes to health and skin care. They antiviral, antifungal, antibacterial, antiseptic and antioxidant. Why is this possible? Garlic contains sulphur which is antifungal, antiviral, antiseptic and antioxidant.

4. Steam: Steam is very good for your akin in almost all conditions. It opens the pores of your akin and allows fresh air for breathing. This opening helps ti get rid if dirt, bacteria or oil that may cause inflammation and lead to formation of pimples.

5. Honey: Honey is a natural source of antibiotics that speeds up the healing process. Dab a bit if honey on a cotton wool and apply.

6. Cucumber: Cucumber is a rich source of potassium and vitamins such as A, C and E. It also has a cooling and soothing effect on the skin. That's why they are mostly used in spas.

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