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Intriguing story. Network marketing is almost like any other business. You should have an honest clear plan of how you want to build it. |
Your story seems like one for us to visit your site. Tell the lady to get her family to matchmake her with a man. End of problem. |
Black and white TV taught me many things. Like how to jam the next TV closest to it within 20 metres and how to catch TV signals from neighbouring countries during harmattan. |
slade31:Of course, we have a say. |
Thank God for her. It is not yet her time. |
Hmmm, to God be TG.... i wonder were the gun(not even bullet) came from ![]() America’s Mad Obsession with Guns https://www.minnpost.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/article_detail/images/articles/RTR2V3SK.jpg |
You can also help encourage the president to answer these questions by sharing them on social media like Twitter and others, with the hashtag #TopQuestionsForBuhari. You can also ask your own questions using the hashtag. |
By Abdulkabir Olatunji The 2019 presidential election is getting ever closer with many Nigerians getting politically involved as party or candidate supporters. Some are not yet sure if they will vote and who they will vote for if they eventually decide to do so. Regardless of your disposition towards the forthcoming election, it is important to have an insight into the thinking of the major candidates as they tend to dominate the discussion and are likely to be elected in comparison to candidates over smaller parties. In an attempt to deepen the political discourse, I have compiled these 10 questions for President Muhammadu Buhari (and his campaign team) to answer. We are in the age of social media and I know his team is likely to see it. Answering these questions would go a long way in giving Nigerian voters insights into his candidature and what he hopes to achieve in another 4-year term if reelected. Without wasting time, let us get started: Top Question for President Muhammadu Buhari What do you think about the in-fighting among your current or previous appointees? One example is the disagreement between the Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr Ibe Kachikwu and GMD of NNPC Dr Maikanti Baru. Your health has been a major issue during your first term, do you feel healthy enough to go through the rigours of campaigning for a 2nd term and then governing thereafter? There is ample evidence that you take a long time before taking important decisions, do you agree with this assertion? If yes, what is your motivation for this approach to governance? What has surprised you the most in your first term as president? How are you coping with the different demands of your party members whose interests might not be in congruence with each other and yours? An example is the clash between 2nd term governors and the senators they are seeking to replace in the Senate. Many Nigerians are complaining of hardship during your first term, what is your response to this? You are a retired general, what are your thoughts on the performance of the military and other security agencies in the fight against Boko Haram, criminality and the effort at quelling internal conflicts such as farmers-herders clashes in Nigeria? Your wife, Hajia Aisha Buhari has at certain times come out to criticize your close associates and some party members including your party chairman, Comrade Adams Oshiomole. How does this make you feel apart from your already expressed thoughts about “the other room”? On a scale of 1-10, how would you score yourself in your first term? How confident are you of winning the presidential election in 2019? Do you think your chances are better than they were in 2015? Source: Top 10 Questions for President Buhari before 2019 Presidential Election
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You might say you are reporting news, but this kind of thing can get Nairaland's owner into trouble. |
Toks2008:Some for the sex. Others for the thrill of being with a perceived "happening guy". A few are clueless. Others were abused, got pregnant and society made them stay. Bad girls would naturally follow bad boys too. After all said and done, sensible women will go for good men most of the time jare. Okay, come and tell me if the girl and guy here are good or bad |
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Nice one. Smartphones can put you in trouble but are also changing our lives. See the 6 Things You Have Forgotten How to Do Because of Your Phone |
Opportunities are only useful to the prepared. To help you actualize your dreams and tap opportunities, you should know: These 20 Tips to Make life Easier |
Ah ah and this one is asking again . although you cant stop som people from going nonetheless Ladies: Fashion Tips For Clubbing To Avoid Being Harassed
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As the condition is now, there are two things involve, is either he remains this way or his eye clear. if he remains like this he is safe but if his eyes clears there are two things involve . some of our so called youth don't even know when they are getting it wrong...Indicators You Are Drinking Too Much Alcohol www.nairaland.com/attachments/8091526_screenshot201811070922002_jpeg57f14d50e0326127d41c1cd1a35a3444 |
All this one no be news for some of us or else, you want to talk about President buhari, WAEC and PDP's toxic air ![]() www.nairaland.com/attachments/8093241_buhariandpepple_jpegab8b50c9287bb21c659dd93924b2715c |
You try. |
You can know people that might do you in in future as a spouse with the kind of ata rodo they put in food . How Recession Made My House Rat Eat Fresh Pepper and Cockroach |
You can learn more information about the trip, here . Travel agents interested in receiving a commission for booking passengers on this trip, should contact the agency at ancestry@palacetravel.com |
Many people struggle with controlling their finances or developing a strong financial strategy for their resources. Those who have mastery over their wealth tend to be able to adjust their strategy in order to gain more enriching experiences from their lives. While many realize the impact that money has on their lives, many do not understand how to control the money available to them. Financial Education Benefits Center (FEBC), a membership benefits company, would like to share some fundamental wisdom in order to increase a person’s finances and quality of overall life experiences. “It’s hard not to see how finances influence your life, but it’s harder to know how to make your finances work for you,” said Jennifer Martinez, manager at FEBC. “There’s some good advice out there to help, especially if you can’t seem to live the life you want with the finances you have.” That advice begins with seven simple rules: Find at least one income stream, then save at least 10 percent of the income. Find out ways to cut costs in habits as often as possible. Find ways to use that money to make more money. Avoid investments that are not well understood or are too good to be true. Own property and have it earn money or save money for you. Get any insurance necessary to feel secure, as well as a will in case tragedy strikes. Invest regularly in knowledge and try to use the knowledge as soon as possible. It’s hard not to see how finances influence your life, but it’s harder to know how to make your finances work for you. JENNIFER MARTINEZ MANAGER AT FEBC With all these fundamentals in mind, it is still wise to remember that every cent saved is meant to help make a greater life, instead of causing greater strain. To this end, it may be wise for a person to imagine the ideal life that they wish they had. This includes the pursuit of all habits and opportunities that they want to develop. It’s important to remember that everyone makes mistakes, but if a person defines what is important to them, it is easier to focus that money on what matters. It may be that clients are already spending everything that they have in order to keep up with their current lifestyle. Saving money may feel impossible when a person is living paycheck-to-paycheck. To help members take a step closer to their ideal lifestyle, Financial Education Benefits Center helps its members cut costs with discounts on everyday items and fitness items, depending on a person’s membership tier. Members also gain benefits like roadside assistance, identity theft protection and anytime telephone access to certified doctors that may provide members with a feeling of security similar to those that insurance would provide. It’s important to note that any discounts on medical expenses should not replace insurance. To help keep track of all these expenses, FEBC may also provide some budget planners and other financial worksheets. Using these benefits, it may be possible for a member to achieve their ideal financial future in less time. “Mastery over money can help out with all other aspects of life,” said Martinez. “By taking the first few steps toward financial freedom, it may be possible for a person to take a step toward the life of their dreams.” About Financial Education Benefits Center Financial Education Benefits Center is located in San Ramon, California. The membership company has already helped thousands save money and obtain the necessary education required to live a financially healthy life. Financial Education Benefits Center has partnered with several name brand third-party companies to expand the financial and educational products and services available to its members and to provide a variety of wellness services as well. Source: 7 Financial Fundamentals to Create a More Ideal Life cc: lalasticlala mynd44
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As the nation prepares for the 400th anniversary in 2019 of the first documented arrival of slaves in Virginia, a Philadelphia travel agency has organized an historic trip, retracing the steps of history in Ghana, the birthplace of so many Americans of African descent. Lloyd Murray, founder and president of Palace Travel, says this once-in-a-lifetime trip is above and beyond the typical trips he plans for those who visit Africa. The “Historic Return of the African Diaspora” tour will take place August 5 to August 14, 2019. It is billed as an opportunity to draw the world’s attention this symbolic moment of the long history of African enslavement. “We have been taking travelers to Africa for nearly 30 years,” Murray said. “This trip is going to be very special. Look, it’s not every day that a 400-year anniversary comes around! This is a trip where you will get a chance to know more about your ancestry – where you came from and the importance of Ghana’s rich culture and history.” What makes this trip unique is that it will take travelers along the slave route from capture to storage at Cape Coast Slave dungeon now referred to as Slave Castles. Also included will be atonement ceremonies. There will be wreath-laying and tributes to Pan African pioneers, including Dr. W.E.B. Dubois, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, and Marcus Mosiah Garvey. Diaspora participants will meet with chiefs and elders and will be addressed by the president of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo. Noted historians and local experts will take visitors on tours of W.E.B. DuBois’ former home and cultural visits to the Ashanti Kingdom where the groups will be specially welcomed by the Ashanti King. One of the more emotional legs of the trip will take travelers to Cape Coast Castle, known for the infamous “The Door of No Return” through which millions passed on the way to slavery. This is where travelers will be guest of the Paramount Chief of Elmina, Nana Kojo Conduah IV. The day will be capped off with the traditional Fihankra Ceremony –where Returnees will participate in a traditional Naming Ceremony and receive their certificates of authentication. “So many people nowadays are doing their ancestry research,” said Murray whose agency has organized trips to Africa for corporations, churches and educational institutions. “What we’re hoping to accomplish with this trip is to help connect some of the dots of their past to help people realize the roots of our history over 400 years.” Source: Travel Agency to Mark 400th Anniversary of Slaves to US with Historic Trip to Africa cc: lalasticlala mynd44
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ImperialYoruba:Sad but true. |
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