Y are people complaining that the arabic written on the previous 100 naira note is not there again? Does the arabic represent Islam? How many Muslims even noticed the previous one? Is arabic an official language in Nigeria? Money wey mama basira dey put inside her bra and the same money people use to do various evil things. We should be happy arabic is not on the note again.

Allahu Akbar!

tshegs19: I'm still up. 03:31am

Lol.. Same here.. But we are not yet successful !!

My parents, friends and associates always ask why i spend most nights awake. So tonight I’ve decided to share the list of 10 successful people who don’t sleep too much!

It’s been long stated that on average, humans need 8 hours of sleep in order to function effectively the next day. Well, for those eager to start the day and get ahead of the competition, 8 hours of rest is considered too much for them!

10 Successful People Who Get By On Barely Any Sleep


1- Barack Obama
He is the 44th and current President of the United States. Interviews with the man say he stays up until 1:00 a.m and wakes up at 7:00 a.m. Other days, he is less fortunate to get his 6 hours of sleep due to unexpected, sudden crisis in the middle of the night that requires the President’s attention.

2- Marissa Mayer
CEO of Yahoo, Mayer is a savvy woman who understands the importance of working hard and besting the competition. She previously worked at Google before she became CEO of yahoo.
Reports say that she sleeps as little as 4 to 6 hours on any given night. She supplements her sleeping habits with a nice relaxing vacation every 4 months that recharges her batteries. On some weeks, she may work as much as 130 hours, which leaves only 38 hours of sleep or roughly 5 and a half hours of sleep per day.

3- Indra Nooyi
Chairman and CEO of Pepsi.
One of the world’s most prominent female executives since getting Pepsi’s top job in 2007, Nooyi sleeps a meager four hours a night, according to CNN Money. She’s no stranger to long hours, having worked the graveyard shift as a receptionist while getting her Master’s at Yale.

4- Jack Dorsey
Jack is the founder of Twitter and Square CEO. Having to maintain two companies at the same time leaves him with many restless nights. Jack Dorsey recently mentioned to Kara Swisher that he spends a good 8 to 10 hours at Twitter, and another 8 to 10 hours at Square every day. That leaves him anaverage of 4 to 6 hours of sleep a night. He has managed to build one of the most successful social networking websites to date.

5- Bill Clinton
Bill Clinton was the 42nd U.S. President of the United States. During his presidency years, Mr. Clinton was well known for having slept only 5 to 6 hours per night. This habit of sleeping less had developed when a professor at Georgetown told him that, “Great men require less sleep.”

6- Jay Leno
If you’ve ever watched TV at night, then there’s a good chance you’ve seen Jay Leno on television. He is the host of ‘The Tonight Show’. On top of being a host, Jay Leno tours the comedy circuit to average over 150 gigs a year. Jay Leno sleeps roughly 5 hours each night.

7- Martha Stewart
Martha Stewart is the founder of Martha Stewart Omnimedia. Her company produces 4 different magazines, ‘Martha Stewart Living’, ‘Everyday Food’, ‘Weddings’, and ‘Whole Living’. She also has her own TV and radio show, as well as her own products shelved in stores across the globe. According to CNN, she sleeps no more than 4 hours a night. She is a testament that passion can truly translate into success and fortune.

8- Tim Armstrong
CEO of AOL Armstrong wakes up around 5 a.m., is out of the house and working from his car by 7 a.m., and works until 7 p.m. He used to start sending emails immediately after waking up, but now restrains himself until 7 a.m. He says he tries to get six hours of sleep a night, but often ends up operating on less. “It isn’t ideal,” he told The Guardian.

9- Herb Kelleher
Co-founder of Southwest Airlines, Herb Kelleher was reported to have slept a maximum of 4 hours a night. That was during his prime years of running his company. After all the long hours he sacrificed for his company, it had finally paid off. He is now retired, happy, and wealthy.

10- Thomas Edison
Thomas Edison is a historical figure, and a famous inventor who invented the light bulb that we still use to this day. According to ‘The New York Times’, Thomas only required 3 to 4 hours of sleep a night. Thomas Edison states that sleep is “a heritage from our cave days.”