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Confidence tells the story of who we truly are in the most authentic way possible. It is our representation of the way we want to be seen and how we want to see ourselves.
by Christopher D. Connors
Confidence is attained when we’re prepared and self-aware enough to appreciate who we are, faults and all. Confidence is desired in all kinds of relationships, and it’s the ingredient that colors our view of ourselves, as well as how we are perceived by society. So, it is confidence that is worth cultivating and being, in order to live in each moment of the day.
What are the values that matter most to you? I think about this consciously and I recognize that subconsciously, my values structure is the core of my decision-making. As we continue moving forward in life, we should become more shrewd and selective with how we use our time. When we do, we become more confident in who we are and have a much greater idea of what we want.
The centerpiece of most values-based structures is confidence. A major component of confidence is the value you place on yourself. Confidence is about the faith you have in your abilities, the person you are, and how you view your most important relationship — the one with yourself.
Confidence gives us the strength to pursue our romantic partner, it psyches us up to get the job or opportunity we’ve prepared and dreamed about. Confidence tells the story of who we truly are in the most authentic way possible. It is our representation of the way we want to be seen and how we want to see ourselves.
I’ve been tremendously blessed to have parents as role models who instilled confidence in me from a very early age and always told me, “The sky is the limit.” I’ve always believed that I’m destined for great things, not out of conceit, but because I believe in myself and I have the confidence to pursue building the relationships, and accomplishing the goals I desire.
I wanted to share five things that I truly believe will give you the confidence to accomplish anything you desire. Here they are:
1. Don’t pick apart every mistake or foolish thing you’ve done. Laugh at them and realize life isn’t always a “repair job” of everything you did wrong
On your path to becoming more confident, self-assured and successful, please make one promise to yourself: Stop beating yourself up over past mistakes and failures. Per Eric Barker, there’s tremendous value in being kind to yourself in an effort to build your confidence:
I am the person I am because of the experiences I lived through. I don’t live with regret. I’ve learned from mistakes and failures but I’m completely at peace with all that has come and gone in my life. To the times I had fun, to the times that I suffered, it’s all good.
What about you? How do you make sense of your mistakes? How do you move on from defeat and forward to victory?
Learning about our pasts, making sense of our experiences, both good and bad, offers us a treasure trove of knowledge, wisdom and insight that will carry us throughout our lifetimes. Keep maturing, keep growing and don’t forget to laugh sometimes. Life is funnier that way.
2. You haven’t (yet) become what you thought you would. That’s OK. Accept it and make a difference.
Start with these three principles which will help you redefine your perception of yourself:
Be happy with what you’re working on and doing. How you look is so little of what should have to do with your confidence
Focus on the positive feedback you get and don’t harp on the negative
It’s not about how anyone else sees you — it’s about how you see yourself
Realize that successes and failures will come and go all throughout your life. It’s what you take from BOTH experiences that truly makes a difference. A Stanford University professor did the following study that showed:
3. Surround yourself with one inspirational story every day
If you want to build confidence, you have to find inspiration and motivation every day. I hope you’re able to find it in an article like this and other great articles here on Personal Growth. We all need something to lift our spirits that will positively influence our thoughts and lead us to greater confidence and belief.
There’s a reason why some of the world’s most successful people begin their days with an inspirational story. It fires up their imagination and emboldens them to continue forward with ambitious plans for success. When you’re more inspired, you’re more confident. You believe anything is possible.
4. Keep a Mental Journal
Sure, written journals are important. But what about the dialogue we play back to ourselves from our own inner voice? The power of speaking positively to ourselves — and finding the positive in our experiences will elevate us to a higher, more encouraging mental plain. So what do I mean by keeping a mental journal?
When you make out your daily and weekly schedule, have a reminder for yourself literally every hour. Remind yourself to speak positively over your life. To take a break from whatever you’re doing and tell yourself that you’re giving your best, focusing on the moment and future with optimism, faith and confidence. We become what we say and do, but one of the hidden factors of success is our ability to manifest positive thought encouragement to ourselves through the power of autosuggestion.
5. Plan to Celebrate. Celebrate Your Wins
Create a moment. Cultivate the circumstances that surround the end of your journey, which is when you get to enjoy the victory. Whatever you’re working for, focus on the journey. But have the victory parade in sight. We all need something to look forward to and while we shouldn’t dwell too long in the past, it’s imperative that we celebrate our accomplishments.
This provides a sense of closure and helps lead to a breakthrough on our next step to becoming an even more confident person.
Bill Carmody, a successful CEO says the following:
Keep going on your journey and take chances to keep building up your confidence. You’ll find this powerful spirit re-energize and supercharge your human engine, leading you to awesome new opportunities.
You Can Do This
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Additional Reading
How to Overcome Procrastination and Develop a Productive Daily Routine
1 Hour Per Day Doing this Mental Exercise Will Exponentially Increase Your Success
30 Excuses Stopping You From Living Your Best Life (And 30 Solutions)
Originally published at medium.com
— Published on March 22, 2018
SELF IMPROVEMENT,
RELATIONSHIPS, PRODUCTIVITY,
SUCCESS, DECISION MAKING,
INSPIRATION
The Thrive Global Community welcomes voices from many spheres. We publish pieces written by outside contributors with a wide range of opinions, which don’t necessarily reflect our own. Learn more or join us as a community member! “In fact, one study, “Self-Compassion and Reactions to Unpleasant Self-Relevant Events: The Implications of Treating Oneself Kindly,” showed that people high in the trait had increased clarity. They saw themselves and the world more accurately but didn’t judge themselves as harshly when they failed.”
Source: Eric Barkerity
https://www.thriveglobal.com/stories/26490-these-5-things-will-give-you-the-confidence-to-accomplish-anything?utm_source=Thrive&utm_medium=Twitter

Many may have found themselves in challenging long-distance relationships at some point or the other.
While some people manage to surmount the encumbrance of distance, for many others, not so much.
Here are ways to maintain a relationship separated by thousands of miles.
Don’t over communicate
It’s very easy to think that talking every minute will cover up for the distance, but it doesn’t.
What you end up doing is exhausting each other and then it’s a downward slope from there.
Do everything in moderation.
Keep your word
This is important now more than ever that you can’t physically be with each other. Your word is all you have.
If you become unreliable because you never do what you say, it will have a negative impact on your relationship.
Have ground rules to manage expectations
Let each other know what you hope the relationship will do for you and what you expect from your partner.
Talk to yourselves and come to a mutual conclusion so you don’t go in with one-sided expectations and get angry when your partner doesn’t meet up.
Try to communicate regularly and creatively
Not speaking for days is unhealthy. Even if it’s just a “good morning” and a “good night” at the end of the day, that would do. Always try and spice up the conversation. Don’t be distant.
Talk dirty
Sexual desires cannot be ignored.
Engage each other in dirty talk over the phone and leave messages that will leave sparks in their minds leading up to the next time you meet up.
Avoid dangerous situations
Temptations will come but don’t go looking for it. You have no business going to clubs at night or places you know will lead you to make regrettable mistakes.
Don’t hang out with the colleague or friend that has a crush on you. You may be faithful but you’re human, and susceptible to slipping.
Do things together
You don’t have to be physically together to engage in fun activities together. The internet has made it easy.
Play an online game together or against each other, watch a movie at the same time. Stay connected and keep the love alive.
Visit each other
Plan interchangeable visits. One month should be his turn while the next is her turn. And the month when your partner can’t make it, take two consecutive months. That’s what love is.
Have specific goals
Your long-distance relationship can’t possibly be worth the stress if you don’t have realisable goals.
Where is the relationship headed? What are your joint plans? At which point will it stop being a long distance relationship? Are you going to move in with each other? Do you have hopes of getting married?
Draw out a timeline for the future that you can always revisit and readjust for the best possible outcome.
Enjoy your time alone
Yes, you’re in a relationship. No, your life is not over. Your happiness must not solely depend on your partner. Spend time with your friends and family. Have a life.
Stay honest
Lying has a ripple effect. One leads to another and it never ends until the truth surfaces. So the beginning of lies is the end of your relationship.
Know each others’ schedules
You don’t want to be a bother. Know when your partner is busy at work, at school, or an activity to avoid being told “I’m busy, I’ll talk to you later” from the person you love.
That would be upsetting.
Exchange personal items
Sentiment carries plenty weight in long distance relationships. Give her your t-shirts, give him your bracelets. Give your partner something to hold on to.
Stay positive
The mind is the beginning and end of us. Negativity will make a clear sky turn to a cloudy storm in the blink of an eye. You know how they say, “It’s not the problem that’s the problem, it’s your attitude towards the problem”.
Stay positive, stay happy and look at the distance as a learning process. A bad attitude will cut through your relationship like a double-edged sword.
Update each other
Let them know what’s going on in your life. Even things you think may be insignificant. Tell your partner about your family and work. There’s nothing worse than hearing news about your partner from someone else.
Do the same things
This is imperative if you never want to run out of conversations to have. If you are watching the same shows, reading the same books, and engaging in the same activities every day, there will never be a dull moment in your conversations.[color=#000000]Many may have found themselves in challenging long-distance relationships at some point or the other.
While some people manage to surmount the encumbrance of distance, for many others, not so much.
Here are ways to maintain a relationship separated by thousands of miles.
Don’t over communicate
It’s very easy to think that talking every minute will cover up for the distance, but it doesn’t.
What you end up doing is exhausting each other and then it’s a downward slope from there.
Do everything in moderation.
Keep your word
This is important now more than ever that you can’t physically be with each other. Your word is all you have.
If you become unreliable because you never do what you say, it will have a negative impact on your relationship.
Have ground rules to manage expectations
Let each other know what you hope the relationship will do for you and what you expect from your partner.
Talk to yourselves and come to a mutual conclusion so you don’t go in with one-sided expectations and get angry when your partner doesn’t meet up.
Try to communicate regularly and creatively
Not speaking for days is unhealthy. Even if it’s just a “good morning” and a “good night” at the end of the day, that would do. Always try and spice up the conversation. Don’t be distant.
Talk dirty
Sexual desires cannot be ignored.
Engage each other in dirty talk over the phone and leave messages that will leave sparks in their minds leading up to the next time you meet up.
Avoid dangerous situations
Temptations will come but don’t go looking for it. You have no business going to clubs at night or places you know will lead you to make regrettable mistakes.
Don’t hang out with the colleague or friend that has a crush on you. You may be faithful but you’re human, and susceptible to slipping.
Do things together
You don’t have to be physically together to engage in fun activities together. The internet has made it easy.
Play an online game together or against each other, watch a movie at the same time. Stay connected and keep the love alive.
Visit each other
Plan interchangeable visits. One month should be his turn while the next is her turn. And the month when your partner can’t make it, take two consecutive months. That’s what love is.
Have specific goals
Your long-distance relationship can’t possibly be worth the stress if you don’t have realisable goals.
Where is the relationship headed? What are your joint plans? At which point will it stop being a long distance relationship? Are you going to move in with each other? Do you have hopes of getting married?
Draw out a timeline for the future that you can always revisit and readjust for the best possible outcome.
Enjoy your time alone
Yes, you’re in a relationship. No, your life is not over. Your happiness must not solely depend on your partner. Spend time with your friends and family. Have a life.
Stay honest
Lying has a ripple effect. One leads to another and it never ends until the truth surfaces. So the beginning of lies is the end of your relationship.
Know each others’ schedules
You don’t want to be a bother. Know when your partner is busy at work, at school, or an activity to avoid being told “I’m busy, I’ll talk to you later” from the person you love.
That would be upsetting.
Exchange personal items
Sentiment carries plenty weight in long distance relationships. Give her your t-shirts, give him your bracelets. Give your partner something to hold on to.
Stay positive
The mind is the beginning and end of us. Negativity will make a clear sky turn to a cloudy storm in the blink of an eye. You know how they say, “It’s not the problem that’s the problem, it’s your attitude towards the problem”.
Stay positive, stay happy and look at the distance as a learning process. A bad attitude will cut through your relationship like a double-edged sword.
Update each other
Let them know what’s going on in your life. Even things you think may be insignificant. Tell your partner about your family and work. There’s nothing worse than hearing news about your partner from someone else.
Do the same things
This is imperative if you never want to run out of conversations to have. If you are watching the same shows, reading the same books, and engaging in the same activities every day, there will never be a dull moment in your conversations.[/color]Many may have found themselves in challenging long-distance relationships at some point or the other.
While some people manage to surmount the encumbrance of distance, for many others, not so much.
Here are ways to maintain a relationship separated by thousands of miles.
Don’t over communicate
It’s very easy to think that talking every minute will cover up for the distance, but it doesn’t.
What you end up doing is exhausting each other and then it’s a downward slope from there.
Do everything in moderation.
Keep your word
This is important now more than ever that you can’t physically be with each other. Your word is all you have.
If you become unreliable because you never do what you say, it will have a negative impact on your relationship.
Have ground rules to manage expectations
Let each other know what you hope the relationship will do for you and what you expect from your partner.
Talk to yourselves and come to a mutual conclusion so you don’t go in with one-sided expectations and get angry when your partner doesn’t meet up.
Try to communicate regularly and creatively
Not speaking for days is unhealthy. Even if it’s just a “good morning” and a “good night” at the end of the day, that would do. Always try and spice up the conversation. Don’t be distant.
Talk dirty
Sexual desires cannot be ignored.
Engage each other in dirty talk over the phone and leave messages that will leave sparks in their minds leading up to the next time you meet up.
Avoid dangerous situations
Temptations will come but don’t go looking for it. You have no business going to clubs at night or places you know will lead you to make regrettable mistakes.
Don’t hang out with the colleague or friend that has a crush on you. You may be faithful but you’re human, and susceptible to slipping.
Do things together
You don’t have to be physically together to engage in fun activities together. The internet has made it easy.
Play an online game together or against each other, watch a movie at the same time. Stay connected and keep the love alive.
Visit each other
Plan interchangeable visits. One month should be his turn while the next is her turn. And the month when your partner can’t make it, take two consecutive months. That’s what love is.
Have specific goals
Your long-distance relationship can’t possibly be worth the stress if you don’t have realisable goals.
Where is the relationship headed? What are your joint plans? At which point will it stop being a long distance relationship? Are you going to move in with each other? Do you have hopes of getting married?
Draw out a timeline for the future that you can always revisit and readjust for the best possible outcome.
Enjoy your time alone
Yes, you’re in a relationship. No, your life is not over. Your happiness must not solely depend on your partner. Spend time with your friends and family. Have a life.
Stay honest
Lying has a ripple effect. One leads to another and it never ends until the truth surfaces. So the beginning of lies is the end of your relationship.
Know each others’ schedules
You don’t want to be a bother. Know when your partner is busy at work, at school, or an activity to avoid being told “I’m busy, I’ll talk to you later” from the person you love.
That would be upsetting.
Exchange personal items
Sentiment carries plenty weight in long distance relationships. Give her your t-shirts, give him your bracelets. Give your partner something to hold on to.
Stay positive
The mind is the beginning and end of us. Negativity will make a clear sky turn to a cloudy storm in the blink of an eye. You know how they say, “It’s not the problem that’s the problem, it’s your attitude towards the problem”.
Stay positive, stay happy and look at the distance as a learning process. A bad attitude will cut through your relationship like a double-edged sword.
Update each other
Let them know what’s going on in your life. Even things you think may be insignificant. Tell your partner about your family and work. There’s nothing worse than hearing news about your partner from someone else.
Do the same things
This is imperative if you never want to run out of conversations to have. If you are watching the same shows, reading the same books, and engaging in the same activities every day, there will never be a dull moment in your conversations.
https://lifestyle.thecable.ng/16-ways-maintain-long-distance-relationship/

The news of President Muhammudu Buhari withholding his assent to the Bill for an Act to Establish the Nigerian Peace Corps (NPC) was received as a huge shock. The rejection has however opened a new chapter and it is our desired hope that legislative actions will be taken by the two Chambers of the National Assembly. Recall that when Chief Olusegun Obansajo as President and Commander- in-Chief rejected the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) Bill, and returned same to the National Assembly, they invoked section 58 (4) and (5) of the 1999 Constitution to override the President’s rejection. This section states, ‘where the President withholds his assent and the Bill is again passed by two-third majority, the Bill shall become law and the assent of the President shall not be required.’ Similarly, when President Olusegun Obasanjo withheld his assent on the Freedom of Information Act, Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan on assuming office as President, assented to the Bill. Let me state without any fear of contradiction and equipped with documented evidence, the rejection of the Bill was at the instance of the Nigeria Police, Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps, State Security Service and the Vigilante Group of Nigeria (a relatively unknown organization). Their ill advice to Mr. President was premised on primitive, premeditated, parochial and primordial sentiments. Like cases in the past, the letter transmitted to the National Assembly on NPC Bill never made specific reference to any section of NPC being in conflict with any security agency. Besides, PCN, a uniformed organization, never told anyone that it is a security agency, rather, a Youth Development Agency out to complement conventional Security Agencies by being pre-emptive to youth vulnerability to crimes and other acts of insecurities. Though the rejection is a temporary setback, it has only succeeded in delaying the expectations of youths and other well-meaning Nigerians. It is ridiculous that one of the reasons stated was that there is no money to fund NPC when established, but there are Billions of dollars to invest in equipping Security Agencies to fight crime and insecurity which runs counter to the ideals of democratic principles and genuine nation building. We are, however, consoled that the two reasons stated by Mr President in his letter to the National Assembly are not strange to us as they are in objection to the Bill, same reasons stated by the Nigeria Police, State Security Service, Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps and the Ministry of Interior during the Public Hearings organized by the House of Representatives and the Senate. It is preposterous that a Bill passed by majority members of the National Assembly; supported by 574 memoranda and oral submissions made during the Public Hearings by various institutions such as Government Ministries and Agencies, Religious Bodies, National Youth Council of Nigeria, National Association of Nigerian Students, State Agencies and House of Assemblies, Educational Institutions, Civil Society Organizations and other None Governmental Organizations is being discarded because of the mundane interest of less than Six Government Agencies. Notwithstanding Mr President withholding assent on the Bill, as a disciplined, uniformed and patriotic youth organization, we remain absolutely loyal and maintain tremendous respect for him, while hoping that the needful will be done sooner than later. At this juncture, while all hope is not lost for the NPC Establishment Act to be promulgated, let me make it abundantly clear that the none-assent to the Bill by Mr President does not invalidate the existing PCN and its activities nationwide as the Corps remains a legal entity under the Companies and Allied Matters Act 1990. I have stated repeatedly in the past that the essence of the Bill is to give statutory backing to our organization and to attract budgetary allocation, including salaries, pensions and gratuities etc. therefore, no one should assume that our activities are illegal. On this note, I register my absolute regret and apology to the vast majority of Nigerian youth, particularly the loyal Officers and Men of PCN over this temporary setback. While delay is not denial, we should all bear in mind that patience and endurance are said to be golden but difficult to overcome. I have been in this struggle since 1990. All the while, I endured distractions and humiliations because of my fervent belief that in building an enduring institution, which we are collectively aiming at, there is bound to be man- made obstacle but at the end of it all, victory is certain and belongs to God. I therefore urge all bonafide Officers and Men to be unrelenting in their support; be calm and law abiding. Very very soon, I assure, we shall all have cause to celebrate. Amb. (Dr) Dickson A.O. Akoh, FCITr, FCPA, FNSIS www.idomavoice.com/2018/02/peace-corps-dickson-akoh-breaks-silence.html?m=1

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FULL LIST OF GOVERNORS THAT CANNOT WIN ELECTION IN NIGERIA AGAIN COME 2019. 1. Yaya Bello- Kogi Sate 2. Abdulfatai Ahmed - Kwara State 3. Samuel Ortom - Benue 4. Badaru Abubakar - jigawa state 5. Victor Ikpezu - Abia state 6. Ifeanyi Okowa - Delta State 7. Sani Lolo Bello - Niger state. IF YOUR GOVERNOR IS MISSING FROM THIS COMPREHENSIVE LIST PLEASE ADD HIM AND SHARE SO THAT THEY WILL BE SENT PACKING COME 2019. Note: Some States Governor are already doing their Second Tenure no Need in Adding those States. THEY HAVE NO VALUE FOR HUMAN LIFE, THEY NUMBER OF NIGERIANS THAT HAVE DIED ON THE HANDS OF THESE CONFUSED GOVERNORS IN 2 YEARS AS A RESULT OF POVERTY, HUNGER UNPAID SALARY, UNPAID PENSIONS, POOR INFRASTRUCTURE, DEAD HEALTH CARE SYSTEM, POOR WASTE MANAGEMENT, INSECURITY, LACK OF SOCIAL WELFARE, ARE UNCOUNTABLE. 80% OF THE SENATORS AND HOUSE OF REP MEMBERS WILL BE SENT PACKING COME 2019 FOR SCRAPPING THE # NotTooYongToRunBill IF YOU HAVE CLOCK 18YRS PLEASE GO AND COLLECT YOUR VOTERS CARD IN ANY LOCAL GOVERNMENT SECRETERIAT BECAUSE NOTHING WILL STOP THE YOUTHS FROM TAKING IN 2019 # YouthsAreTakingOver # GoAndCollectYourVotersCard # INECRegistrationIsInProgress #

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IT is with total disappointment that we received the news that authorities of the Umaru Yar’ Adua University (UMYU), Katsina, have outlawed “any other religious or tribal association” on its campus except the Muslim Students Society of Nigeria (MSSN). This dangerous directive will confront returning students to the university for the current semester beginning Januaryon 30, 2017. A memo entitled: “Re: Registration of Students Clubs/Associations” signed by the University’s Dean of Students’ Affairs, Dr Sulaiman Kankara, said all tribal and local government associations have been outlawed except the MSSN.
Media reports have it that this step taken by the university appears to be in line with the mindset of the Katsina State Government which only recently approved N64 million for the construction of a Jumat (Friday) mosque for the state-owned Hassan Usman Polytechnic without extending the gesture to any other religious group. Though we recognise the fact that Muslims constitute the majority in Katsina State, it is not a justification to deny citizens their constitutional right of association and assembly. Section 10 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 forbids the adoption of any state religion, while Section 42(1) guarantees all citizens freedom from discrimination on the basis of ethnic groups, places of origin, sex, religious or political affiliations. The UMYU is an institution built and run with public funds under the laws of the Federation. It is, therefore, bound to extend equity and all constitutional rights to all citizens under its jurisdiction. It is a great irony that a university established by a former President of this country (Alhaji Umaru Yar’ Adua) and later named after him when he died is portrayed as a symbol of institutional illegality and violator of the constitutional entitlements of some sections of its community. We call on the authorities of this institution, especially the Vice- Chancellor, Professor Idris Isa Funtua, to immediately ensure the directive is reversed to allow all groups their right to associate and interact peacefully. Should the university’s authorities fail to do the needful, then the Visitor, Governor Aminu Bello Masari (a former Speaker of the House of Representatives) as well as the Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami (SAN), must quickly intervene. It is very sad that a supposed citadel of learning and knowledge like a university would so flagrantly violate the constitutional rights of sections of its community without regard to the potential harm or crisis it is capable of creating. Katsina State, being the home state of President Muhammadu Buhari, should not allow the stigma of religious intolerance and discrimination blight its image. It should be a shining example of accommodation and highest regard for the laws of the land.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/no-discrimination-katsina-varsity/

1. Gambia has only one university. 2. Equatorial G uinea is Africa’s only Spanish-speaking country. 3. South Africa is the most visited African country. 4. Nigeria has the richest Black people in Africa. 5. Samuel Eto’o is the highest paid Footballer of all time, he received about £350,000 weekly in Russia in 2011. 6. A person from Botswana is called a Motswana, the plural is Batswana. 7. A person from Lesotho is called a Mosotho. 8. A person from Niger is called a Nigerien. A person from Burkina Faso is called a Burkinabe. 9. Nigeria has won more football cups than England. 10. Zimbabwe’s President, Robert Gabriel Mugabe is the world’s most educated President with 7 degrees, two of them are Masters. 11. Al-Ahly of Egypt is the richest club in Africa. 12. Didier Drogba is Chelsea’s highest goal scorer in European competition. 13. Johannesburg, South Africa is the most visited city in Africa. 14. Zinedine Zidane wanted to play for Algeria, but the selector rejected him, saying they are already many players like him in the team. 15. President Jacob Zuma was once a referee in prison. 16. President Robert Mugabe was jailed for 11 years for fighting for freedom. 17. President Robert Mugabe is Africa’s oldest Head of State and the world’s second oldest Head of State. He was born 1924. 18. The Seychellois are the most educated Africans. Seychelles’ literacy rates (Adult: 92%, Youth: 99%) Zimbabwe is 2nd (Adult: 91.2%, Youth: 99%). 19. Rwanda is a better country for gender equality than England and USA. 20. Somalia got its first ATM on October 7,2014. 21. South Africa has the most Grammy Award winners in Africa. 22. Ethiopia has the most airports in Africa. 23. Ethiopia’s economy is growing faster than China's. 24. Eritrea’s President, Isaiah Afwerki is the least richest President in Africa. 25. Ethiopia is Africa’s oldest independent country. Don't forget like and share!!!

As we raise a toast to the New Year, With a sparkle in our eyes, and a smile on our lips, May the dreams we weave all come true, and the days abound with richness & contentment. May The Year 2017 Bring for You…. Happiness,Success and filled with Peace, Hope & Togetherness of your Family & Friends…. Wishing You a…*’*HAPPY NEW YEAR 2017*’*

Behold the past Obas of Benin kingdom. History. Eweka I (1180–1246) Uwuakhuahen (1246–1250) Ehenmihen (1250–1260) Ewedo (1260–1274) Oguola (1274–1287) Edoni (1287–1292) Udagbedo (1292–1329) Ohen (1329–1366) Egbeka (1366–1397) Orobiru (1397–1434) Uwaifiokun (1434–1440) Ewuare (1440–1473) Ezoti (1473–1475) Olua(1475–1480) Ozolua (1480–1504) Esigie (1504–1547) Orhogbua (1547–1580) Ehengbuda (1580–1602) Ohuan (1602–1656) Ohenzae (1656–1661) Akenzae (1661–1669) Akengboi (1669–1675) Akenkpaye (1675–1684) Akengbedo (1684–1689) Ore-Oghene (1689–1701) Ewuakpe (1701–1712) Ozuere (1712–1713) Akenzua I (1713–1740) Eresoyen (1740–1750) Akengbuda (1750–1804) Obanosa (1804–1816) Ogbebo (1816) Osemwende (1816–1848) Adolo (1848–1888) Ovonramwen Nogbaisi (1888–1914) Eweka II (1914–1933) Akenzua II (1933–1978) Erediauwa I (1979-2016) Today we have a new Oba who will reign meritoriously His Royal Majesty, Omo N' Oba N' Edo, Uku Akpolokpolo, Oba Ewuare II Oba of Benin Ewuare II (2016-) Oba Gha Tokpere, Ise! ----------------

Many people out there desperately want to be millionaires, and why wouldn’t they? While money may not buy happiness it can buy a better, less stressful and more fulfilled life. However, before you can be a millionaire you need to have the right strategy and know the reasons why you haven’t met this goal already. Everybody who wants to be millionaire but isn’t has excuses. “I didn’t pick the right career,” “I can’t afford the schooling,” or “I don’t have time.” These are not reasons, but just excuses and excuses only get in the way of your success. Here are 10 reasons why people do not become millionaires. 1. You have no one guiding you in the right direction. You need to surround yourself with positive people. Most importantly, you need to find someone you can trust that will help guide you in the right direction. The people you trust most should be the ones pushing you towards success. This is one advantage I did not have early on. I am entirely self-taught, which is why I have created my mentoring program to give that advantage to others. 2. You aren’t willing to make sacrifices. You really cannot have your cake and eat it too, there are things that you will need to give up. If you can’t sacrifice things like hanging with friends or going out and partying in order to focus on your career, then you will never get the financial success you have been looking for. 3. You fear failure. You will fail, you will make mistakes, and you need to learn to get over it. If you fear failure, you will never overcome it. 4. Your goals aren’t clear, so neither are your actions. If you don’t have a clear goal in mind and clear action steps in place to reach that goal, you will never become a millionaire. Take the time to do the planning and do it right. 5. You think other people can succeed but not you. Believe that you can succeed. Visualize yourself as that successful man or woman who you once envied. If you visualize yourself being a millionaire success, and truly believe it can happen, you are one step closer to your goal. 6. You think your background or location prevents your success. Nothing can prevent you from success. Lets repeat that: nothing can prevent you from success. 7. You aren’t using the Internet. The Internet has changed the world and it continues to change the world. If you aren’t using, you aren’t taking advantage of one of the most powerful money making tools out there. 8. You rationalize money can’t buy happiness and forget that it can buy freedom. Money is your ticket to the freedom so many people want in this world. Freedom can lead to happiness. To find your motivation focus on the freedom that money can buy you. 9. You hang out with the wrong crowd. The people around you should be your support system. They should be the people there for you, pushing you and keeping you positive and focused. Your crowd of friends and family should not be distractions or negative in any way. If they are, it is time to find a new crowd. 10. You play long shots like the lotto instead of building your skill set. Building your own skill set and knowledge base is better for you in the long term. Sure, it takes more time and more work but it can lead you to the long-term success that you desire. Keep these reasons in mind when you are working towards your next professional goal. You will see first hand what you are capable of if you just put these reasons off to the side and focus instead on your path towards becoming a millionaire. 11. You are ignorant of the laws of money and how money works Most of the time the difference between the rich and the poor is the fact that the rich know and apply the laws of money while the poor just sit and dream about been rich without having the right knowledge of how money works. To be successful with money, you must understand how it works and its laws. Your becoming a millionaire depends largely on what you know. www.sundayadelajablog.com/eleven-reasons-not-millionaire-yet/

Many people out there desperately want to be millionaires, and why wouldn’t they? While money may not buy happiness it can buy a better, less stressful and more fulfilled life. However, before you can be a millionaire you need to have the right strategy and know the reasons why you haven’t met this goal already. Everybody who wants to be millionaire but isn’t has excuses. “I didn’t pick the right career,” “I can’t afford the schooling,” or “I don’t have time.” These are not reasons, but just excuses and excuses only get in the way of your success. Here are 10 reasons why people do not become millionaires. 1. You have no one guiding you in the right direction. You need to surround yourself with positive people. Most importantly, you need to find someone you can trust that will help guide you in the right direction. The people you trust most should be the ones pushing you towards success. This is one advantage I did not have early on. I am entirely self-taught, which is why I have created my mentoring program to give that advantage to others. 2. You aren’t willing to make sacrifices. You really cannot have your cake and eat it too, there are things that you will need to give up. If you can’t sacrifice things like hanging with friends or going out and partying in order to focus on your career, then you will never get the financial success you have been looking for. 3. You fear failure. You will fail, you will make mistakes, and you need to learn to get over it. If you fear failure, you will never overcome it. 4. Your goals aren’t clear, so neither are your actions. If you don’t have a clear goal in mind and clear action steps in place to reach that goal, you will never become a millionaire. Take the time to do the planning and do it right. 5. You think other people can succeed but not you. Believe that you can succeed. Visualize yourself as that successful man or woman who you once envied. If you visualize yourself being a millionaire success, and truly believe it can happen, you are one step closer to your goal. 6. You think your background or location prevents your success. Nothing can prevent you from success. Lets repeat that: nothing can prevent you from success. 7. You aren’t using the Internet. The Internet has changed the world and it continues to change the world. If you aren’t using, you aren’t taking advantage of one of the most powerful money making tools out there. 8. You rationalize money can’t buy happiness and forget that it can buy freedom. Money is your ticket to the freedom so many people want in this world. Freedom can lead to happiness. To find your motivation focus on the freedom that money can buy you. 9. You hang out with the wrong crowd. The people around you should be your support system. They should be the people there for you, pushing you and keeping you positive and focused. Your crowd of friends and family should not be distractions or negative in any way. If they are, it is time to find a new crowd. 10. You play long shots like the lotto instead of building your skill set. Building your own skill set and knowledge base is better for you in the long term. Sure, it takes more time and more work but it can lead you to the long-term success that you desire. Keep these reasons in mind when you are working towards your next professional goal. You will see first hand what you are capable of if you just put these reasons off to the side and focus instead on your path towards becoming a millionaire. 11. You are ignorant of the laws of money and how money works Most of the time the difference between the rich and the poor is the fact that the rich know and apply the laws of money while the poor just sit and dream about been rich without having the right knowledge of how money works. To be successful with money, you must understand how it works and its laws. Your becoming a millionaire depends largely on what you know. sundayadelajablog.com/eleven-reasons-not-millionaire-yet/

1. *"WHATEVER WILL BE, WILL BE"* Whatever will be will not be; YOU have to make it be. You have a part to play in what will be in your life, so don't leave it to chance. 2. *"HALF BREAD IS BETTER THAN NONE!"* Why settle for half bread when YOU can get a full bread or even own a bakery. This is a limiting belief that positions you to settle for less and it is a mediocre philosophy. 3. *"A FOOL AT FORTY IS A FOOL FOREVER"* A fool at any age can be a fool forever if he refuses to let go of his foolishness . It is NEVER too late to become wise because the day you wake up and wise up is the day you CHANGE! 4. *"ALL FINGERS ARE NOT EQUAL"* Yes! Physical fingers in your hands are not equal but that does not make any of them valueless. Lose one and you realise that they are ALL valuable. You are not even a finger, so why look down on yourself. 5. *"LIFE BEGINS AT FORTY"* If you are below forty and believe this, I feel so sorry for you because it means you are not yet alive. 6. *"WHAT GOES UP MUST COME DOWN"* Is your age coming down? Is your wisdom and knowledge coming down? Are the price of goods coming down? Think, my friend! 7. *"HE WHO LAUGH LAST, LAUGHS BEST!"* Why laugh last when YOU can laugh always and why laugh best when laughter is not a competition. When we programme ourselves with these strange philosophies, THEY LIMIT AND RESTRICT US. Change the way you think and talk... You WILL change YOUR world.

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The Edo House of Assembly has lifted the
suspension placed on its impeached Speaker,
Victor Edoro (APC-Esan Central).
The new Speaker, Mrs Elizabeth Ativie, announced
this on Monday at plenary.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that 16
out of the 24 members of the assembly on May 3
impeached Edoro at plenary for alleged high-
handedness, dictatorial tendencies and financial
recklessness.
Edoro was subsequently suspended for three
months for allegedly “ invading the hallowed
chambers with thugs’’ after his impeachment.
But speaking at plenary on Monday, Ativie said: “In
the spirit of reconciliation, we hereby lift the
suspension placed on the former speaker, Victor
Edoror.
“ He is by the announcement welcome back to the
house,’’ she said.
Also at plenary, the house elected members of the
Principal Officers Council (POC).
They are Mr Ogedengbe (APC-Owan East), Majority
Leader; Kabiru Adjoto (APC-Akoko- Edo 1), Chief
Whip; Henry Okhuorobo (APC-Ikpoba Okha), Deputy
House Leader; and Patrick Iluobe (PDP-Esan North
East 1), Minority Leader.
NAN read more www.dailypost.ng/2016/05/09/edo-assembly-lifts-suspension-on-impeached-speaker/

Dear Readers ,

Since many readers have emailed me to ask me how they
can stop acting like "nice guys", I thought I would write an
article and give you a few ways to challenge yourself so that
you can stop being a nice guy.

Naturally, not all of the examples will apply to you.

Skim through the list and pick out the ones that will fit you the
most.

Many of them will not be specific to dating but will help
you in general.


1) Speak up and dare to disagree - especially in public.

2) Stop trying to compare yourself to others. This way, you will stop
feeling like you have to please other people.

3) Learn to say "no".

4) Put YOURSELF first for once.

5) Live by this rule: If it frightens you, do it. (Unless it's illegal or
someone might get hurt physically, of course.)

6) Focus on the "bigger picture".

7) Separate friendship from work or business.

cool Be VOCAL about what you want

9) Stop making excuses.

10) ASK other people to help you.

11) Stop blaming yourself.

12) Stop thinking the world is against you.

13) Stop doing things in secret.

14) Don't let ANYONE waste your time.

15) Let OTHERs live up to YOUR expectations.

16) Change your situation yourself.

17) If you can't change a bad situation, remove yourself from it
instead of waiting for it to change.

18) Be willing of letting go of what you have so you can get what you want.

19) Don't be afraid of letting go of existing relationships.

20) Welcome uncertainty. Thrive in it.

21) Learn public speaking.

22) Draw your boundaries and stand up for yourself.

23) Have a few role models with great ambition and leadership skills.

24) Let go of your mommy and daddy issues.

25) Let go of that ex.

26) Save your kindness for people who support you and show appreciation.

27) Take risks.

28) Try haggling or bargaining when you stop.

29) Admit and accept your darker side, including your selfish motives for being
"nice"

30) Stop avoiding conflicts. Confront them.

31) Be CLEAR and DIRECT. Stop dancing around.

32) Be good to yourself.

33) Build yourself up through skills and knowledge.

34) Meet successful people and see how THEY do things.

35) Be open sexually.

36) Play competitive sports.

37) Make bold moves.

38) VALUE yourself, your ideas, and your opinion.

39) Try not to focus on what other people think.

40) Get your hands dirty as soon as possible when you do something.

41) Get some managerial training.

42) Be the one in the group who makes difficult decisions.

43) Have integrity yourself, and avoid people without it.

43) Don't try to "change" anyone - it's not your job to be their psychologist.

44) Have an OBJECTIVE that you can focus on, and don't deviate yourself.
even when you face objections or criticisms.

45) Be persistent with your life goals.

46) Stop thinking masculinity equals acting like a jerk.

47) Don't settle for what you do not like or want.

48) Avoid anything that add shame - such as drugs, prostitution, chronic masturbation, or pornography

49) Stop trying to hide your perceived flaws and mistakes.

50) Stop wasting time. (This one is important - but I will leave it for
you to figure what it means.)

The result of the February 20 Benue South Senatorial District Re-run election, has been declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC. Senator David Mark of the Peoples Democratic Party,PDP, had the highest votes cast. Registered Voters: 522, 713 Accredited Voters: 165, 093 Total Vote cast: 159, 557 Cancelled Votes: 29, 273 Rejected Votes: 3, 744 APC: 71, 621 PDP: 84, 192 read more at www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/benue-south-re-run-figures-from-poll/