Odunmbaku (the year he could have died).

I never get mine o

Yeah.. just like this one below



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cObW0BLjerg

Try this instead



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cObW0BLjerg

so make I start dey dance. Ptchew...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cObW0BLjerg

StoneColdBiceps:


Idumota is d main point where all stuffs produced in commercial cities in nigeria; lagos, onitcha, abah etc are sold in wholesale and retail quantities to d final consumers who come from far and wide and other african countires.

Marina is d stretch of road dat starts frm 1st bank head office to uba head office.

Tinubu idumota is d mouth of idumota where u have d tinubu square dat has lovely fountains and biutifull ambience. Also d cbn axis is part of tinubu and some neighbouring structures.

Mandillas is d complex where ibo boys sell baffs; jeans, shirt, shoes and in fact anythin baffs (wears).

Af i tried?

u af tried jor

This piece of write up might be important for you or to a close person. After reading and find it not relevant to you please help others to get to them by sharing it.

If you are above 22years of age and you find yourself in an uncomfortable situation due to finance. Please thank God because you are still alive and this article might be your way to financial liberation.

Reason is, if you wake up every single day please make sure you don't go back to bed at night without saving at least N200 for that day. If you have a shelter and you have a means of eating once or twice per day; you have no excuse for not having N200 to save in a day trust me that's what have gone through. some may refer to it as abject poverty but trust me this is how millions of Nigerians live their lives on a daily basis (financial hardship).

So how do you now get out of this situation and start living at least an average lifestyle (not being broke)? First, you need these three factors :


* Self Discipline:
In an environment where you find youth living fake lifestyles; spending money recklessly please you don't need to be influenced by these.

* Goal Setting:
Set a goal for yourself. It can be a short term or long term goals. It's advisable to start from small and then back it up with big steps.

* Self Determination:
Be determined not to let anything whatsoever to pull you down or distract you. In no time you find yourself achieving your goals one after the other.

Now, let's go back to our major discussion which is savings. Just imagine yourself having a safe box or account which you can save at least N200 daily; by my calculations that's if I'm correct this N200 per day would amount to N6000 at end of every 30 days and at the end of 12 months that will be N72,000. To some people this might look meagre but come to think of it is just like an adage that says drops of water makes an ocean

Brother/Sister; trust me on this if you can take the bold step today you will surely see how financially you would be liberated.

To go further; you can actually invest this savings into one thing or the other that is well feasible and profitable which will in turn serve as means of lively hood. There are businesses which little capital as low as N1,500 to N100,000 can start up; It all depends on the business model and your expertise/experience.

Everybody want to be boss of his/her own self, nobody wants to run an errand for someone else's business but it all depends on what step you take today.

Though if you are the type that is still wondering about the kind of business/investment you can start with. Don't worry you can join my whatsapp business group if you wish to; registration is FREE but put in mind that you will need investment capital of as little as N1500 to start with and you will be getting returns of N3000 every 3rd day starting from the day of your investment for the period of 30 days which you can later repeat again after 30 days expiration.

Comment your whatsapp N0 for more info about this. N.B not MLM or referral program; just invest N1500 and collect N3000 every 3rd day.

Or better still you can log on to www.wealthmeans..com for free business ideas written by me.

why northern Nigeria?

congrats

Teacher no teach me nonsense

famouscargo4u:
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This is a research performed at Harvard, Princeton and M. I. T about smart people. Just an extract though I couldn't copy all because of lazy readers. Lol!

1. Smart people are overconfident. A lifetime of praise and pats on the back leads smart people to develop an unflappable faith in their intelligence and abilities. When you rack up accomplishments while people stroke your ego, it’s easy to expect that things will always go your way. But this is a dangerous expectation. Smart people often fail to recognize when they need help, and when they do recognize it, they tend to believe that no one else is capable of providing it.

2. They push people too hard. Smart people develop overachieving personalities because things come so easily to them. They simply don’t understand how hard some people have to work to accomplish the same things, and because of that, they push people too hard. Smart people set the bar too high, and when people take too long or don’t get things quite right, they assume it’s due to a lack of effort. So they push even harder and miss the opportunity to help others achieve the goals they’re so anxious for them to reach.

3. They always need to be right. It’s hard for anyone to graciously accept the fact that they’re wrong. It’s even harder for smart people because they grow so used to being right all the time that it becomes a part of their identity. For smart people, being wrong can feel like a personal attack, and being right, a necessity.

4. They lack emotional intelligence. While intelligence (IQ) and emotional intelligence (EQ) don’t occur together in any meaningful way (Smart people, on average, have just as much EQ as everyone else), when a smart person lacks EQ, it’s painfully obvious. These high-IQ, low-EQ individuals see the world as a meritocracy. Achievements are all that matter, and people and emotions just get in the way. Which is a shame because TalentSmart research with more than a million people shows that—even among the upp