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As Nigerians take the lead in global cryptocurrency trade and adoption, TradeFada, one of the major Indigenous players in the Nigerian cryptocurrency industry is set to re-launch its services to the general public, and not just locally, but to a more diverse international audience.

TradeFada will be launching a new robust and secure world class crypto-to-crypto spot exchange which boasts of deep liquidity on over 100 trading pairs ranging from Bitcoin to Ethereum, Bogecoin, ripple, and so much more. The exchange will also be available as mobile apps for Android and iOS to give users ability to trade anytime and anywhere.

TradeFada will also be launching its instant fiat-to-crypto exchange platform to buy and sell cryptocurrencies in over 30 fiat currencies from different countries.

This feat plus their adherence to global best practices will place TradeFada amongst the world’s top cryptocurrency exchanges and gives Nigerians the opportunity to benefit from and participate in one of the worlds largest financial revolution and generational wealth transfer.

For more information go to www.tradeFada.com ,on Instagram @tradeFada and also Twitter @tradeFada.

Credits: https://www.brandsnews.com.ng/cryptocurrency-tradefada-set-for-relaunch-on-1st-may/

It will be a great advantage if you indeed need learn front end programming as you rightly wish to.

I appreciate your dad too making efforts to get you educated, schooling is really brat with money so get skilled, and earn online certification as much as possible. Your schooling will be useless if you can't be self sustainable besides you're of age to leave dad's loins to stay more responsible. Best wishes

Best of luck

andyblinks05:
I have a place to stay, I never thought of staying under brigde. I just need a job to sustain me while I chase my dreams. I've made a lot of research before deciding to come to lag

I manage social media pages for clients and develop content as well as website design not to forget my bulk SMS hustle on my signature. I only became serious about blogging last year despite haven developed some top blogs all these years.

Hassanmaye:
What are doing online, blogging?

A change in environment indeed can be some positive but from all I've read noting your responses, you're not prepared but mostly looking at Lagos as the promised land.

Get yourself financially buoyant as little as possible then you can make efforts. Ajegunle and Festac indeed are good places but your thoughts about sleeping under bridge is a miss, you might be wrong doing so and regret it.

Again, your choice of course is good enough to give you some food if you are diligent.

andyblinks05:
media and entertainment thats the field I want to chase my dreams plus am single so I think I can handle the stress before I sort myself out

Work on yourself is what I'd say. There are some missing links in you

Barbiturate:
Thanks. Any help or suggestions?

100 jobs and still unemployed? Don't you think you need to restrategize? I was once out of job for a month and got 2 offers and had to settle for one over the other even the longer one I was out of job for 5 months, I was engaged doing something online.

Please think it through your plans on this interviews.

Barbiturate:
Lagos hard. Lagos tough die! No be beans bro! I was born and bred here in Lagos. I'm a graduate with good a result and some experience in Procurement and sales. I still don't have a job atm. I've attended over 100 interviews here in Lagos. Though destiny differs. Yours might be different.

All the best

Lagos can indeed make or mar you. There are opportunities for sure but the stuff you are made of and the divine grace you possess can take you farther.

If I have my way, I won't advise you chase any dream in Lagos due to the stress involved except you don't mind or even get luckier by getting yourself a job closer to where you'd live.

I have no where I might just think of running back to because I'm a Lagosian and married else I'd have done so! I've lived in Port Harcourt more and I still prefer it to Lagos (finance wise, they're almost equal but Lagos has the edge because of the cash flow) and also Abuja is fine too!

I dunno what dream you are dreaming of but be mindful that you can be anywhere and successful all the same though some environment speeds up the process.

All the best for you

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AishaYesufu:
Easter season has come and gone but it brings memories of our childhood and traditions many of us still incorporate into our families.

My memories of Easter as a child are full of food, sending messages to our loved ones, travelling and putting smiles on the faces of people we love.

How did you spend your Easter holidays?

Did you have a barbecue in your yard? Cook at home? Go to church with your family? �

I think of the ultimate love sacrifice God made as a father, by sending his one and only son to take on the atonement of our sins. I think about how I can give back this love to the people around me. I want to be sure that I’m leaving an impact wherever I go; making everyone comfortable and happy in the best way I can.

This Easter I’ve done a lot of things with my family; I need to make sure that all my family's utility bills are settled in order to avoid interruption.

We cooked a feast and shared food and drinks with our neighbours too. Some of us even visited a nearby orphanage to share food with them. Of course, when I saw my sisters and cousins I ended up sending them money and airtime as well.

Now I’m completely broke. I’ve been thinking about ways to save money this season to make up for my splurge last weekend. I’ve cut down on going out, and I’ve been talking to my friends to team up and buy foodstuffs in bulk together. I'm also thinkinh of breaking up with my girlfriend to save money. Please what else can I do to save??

That's nice! Any 1st hand experience with you that you have, please?

warrenweste:
Winco I guess

This should be based on your choice of their products

Stephendeals:
Which of them is more affordable?

Hello Seun and Lalasticlala,

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I have a relation in this sector and the place of commissioning and its all good stories at least too I'd say. I wish all officers are sincere across board as well as our leaders then we should have a better country to live in

Simplyleo:
If infrastructural and human capacity development is truly our goal as a developing country, the Chief of Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, has more than proven himself to be fit for the Chief of Defence Staff or Minister of Defence.

I also understand officers and men in the airforce are quite pleased with the zeal and urgency at which he addresses their official and personal issues. I watched, with great satisfaction, a video clip of how the airforce celebrated its anniversary some months back. The force reached out to the locals and carried out humanitarian services to the poor. It could be recalled the airforce recently sponsored a surgery for the seperation of siamese twins in Calabar (or is it Akwa Ibom?)

The above and many more are some of the constitutional roles of the military and in line with global best practices. The military is not just about fighting. It also involves rescue operations and humanitarian services.

If appointment is truly on the basis of merit, Buhari should appoint Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar as the Chief of Defence Staff or minister of defence without delay.

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On this day, 10 years ago, 5th of May 2010, Nigeria lost her 13th President Umaru Musa Yar'adua.

He once said: dead or alive, Nigeria will become one of the greatest on earth.

Former President Umaru Musa Yar'adua with his wife, Turai and daughter in the late 70s when he was a University lecturer

Here are ten (10) things you should know about him:

1. He was born on 16th August 1951 into a titled Fulani family in Katsina; his father, Musa Yar'Adua, was a Minister for Lagos in the First Republic

2. Umaru Musa Yar'Adua was the first Governor to declare his assets in 1999 and remains the only Nigerian Head-of-State to publicly declare his assets on his own free will.⠀

3. He had ₦856,452,892 in assets, ₦19 million of which belonged to his wife. He also had ₦88,793,269.77 in liabilities.

4. He went to Saudi Arabia in 2009 to receive treatment and returned on 24th February 2010 but he died on 5th May 2010 at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa, Abuja.

5. Umaru Yar'Adua married Turai Umaru Yar'Adua of Katsina in 1975 with seven childrenand (five daughters and two sons) and was married to Hauwa Umar Radda from 1992 to 1997; they had two children.

6. Three of his daughters are married to former Governors - Zainab is married to Kebbi State governor Usman Saidu Nasamu Dakingari; Nafisa is married to the former Isa Yuguda the former Governor of Bauchi State; Maryam is married to Ibrahim Shema the former Governor of Katsina State.

7. Yar'Adua's first employment was at Holy Child College in Lagos (1975–76). He later served as a lecturer at the College of Arts, Science, and Technology in Zaria, Kaduna State, between 1976 and 1979.

8. During the transition programme of General Ibrahim Babangida to the Third Republic, Yar'Adua was one of the foundation members of the Peoples Front of Nigeria with other members such as Atiku Abubakar, Baba Gana Kingibe, Bola Tinubu, Sabo Bakin Zuwo, Wada Abubakar, Abdullahi Aliyu Sumaila and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso.

9. He defeated his closest rival, Rochas Okorocha on 16 - 17 December 2006 as the presidential candidate of the ruling PDP for the April 2007 election, receiving 3,024 votes from party delegates; Okorocha received 372 votes.

10. He won the 21st April 2007 Presidential Election, with 70% of the vote (24.6 million votes) against Muhammadu Buhari and Atiku Abubakar
Yar'Adua proposed a government of National Unity when he assumed office hence two opposition parties, the ANPP and the Progressive Peoples Alliance (PPA), agreed to join his government. His new cabinet was sworn in on 26 July 2007. It included 39 ministers, including two for the ANPP.

His tenure also had the following positives:
-Increased Minimum wage
-Increased Armed Forces and the Nigeria Police Force salary
-increased NYSC allowance
-Reduce petroleum price
-Gave amnesty to the Militants

Former President Goodluck Jonathan eulogised him thus:

"Nigeria has lost the jewel on its crown and even the heavens mourn with our nation tonight.

As individuals and as a nation we prayed for the recovery of Mr President. But we take solace in the fact that the Almighty is the giver and taker of all life."

Source: https://www.onews.com.ng/2020/05/remembering-umaru-musa-yaradua-ten-things-you-should-know-about-him/

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Topa is a town in Badagry! What do you need to know about Topa community?

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Thanks

The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, while addressing the public  on the pandemic in the state this evening has said that cases of COVID-19 has increased because the state have ramped up testing for the virus.

Sanwo-Olu also said it is dangerous to lie about your travel history or contact history to healthcare workers.

He then advised that members of the society should desist from stigmatization when it comes to people infected with COVID-19.

Other highlights from the press briefing includes:

- Lagos State is in the process of reviewing applications from private hospitals who want to be able to treat COVID-19 cases.

- From next week, the state is going to be making face masks compulsory.

- On security, the situation has improved considerably in the past couple of days. Various criminals, up to 150, have been picked up and are being prosecuted.

- On Ramadan, obey the laws of the land and note that any gathering of people numbering above 25 is not acceptable.

Responding to questions from the press, Mr. Governor noted the following:

- On the hazard allowance for health workers which a reporter, Dayo, said was pegged at ₦5000, Mr. Governor noted it as fake news and urged the reporter to make investigative journalism as there are now plans to increase allowance for this month; the least person he said earns as low as ₦20,000.

- Reacting to the response that the hospital First Cardiology Consultant, FCC, Ikoyi denied having the late Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari despite the Commissioner for Health confirming it, Mr. Governor reacted that the wrong person probably answered the question based on how the journalist asked. He however noted that the hospital was duly accredited even before the arrival of the late Chief of Staff.

- People who lied about their travel history will be apprehended and prosecuted as the government is working on 3-4 names and will be published and made scapegoats.

Credits: https://www.onews.com.ng/2020/04/highlights-from-sanwo-olus-press-briefing-on-covid-19-in-lagos/