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fathomberry:
2016 –Here are notable dates and holidays (Public and Local) for the year 2016.

Feb 10 – Ash Wednesday

[b]Feb 14 – St valentine’s Day
[\b]

Mar 20 – Palm Sunday

Mar 25 – Good Friday

Mar 27 – Easter Day

Mar 28 – Easter Monday

May 1 – Workers’ Day

May 27 – Children’s Day

May 29 – Democracy Day

Jun 7 – Ramadan Starts

Jul 7 – Id el Fitr

Sep 10 – Waqf al Arafa – Hajj

Sep 13 – Id el Kabir

Oct 1 – Independence/National Day

Oct 3 – Al-Hijra (Islamic New Year)

Dec 12 – Id el Maulud

Dec 25 – Christmas Day

Dec 26 – Boxing Day

**Some dates may vary slightly as they are determined by the lunar calendar/moon-sightings.

Source - http://www.9jametrolife.com/2016/01/06/important-dates-in-2016/


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I've been to this place many times, I never knew he's the one building it.

Freemanan:
No.


SUFFERING is part of the universal mechanism which must be present for certain things to occur. Suffering is part of a balance which the allordial owner of the universe uses to check his creation. It is part of a scheme and a dialectical process.

Cc WizPrince1

Thanks for your view!

I'm coming... after church!

Freemanan:
No.

Why? Please make sure you read the article and see my opinion.

Hello and welcome to 2016!.
This is my first article for the year 2016 and I thought of writing on the world's major problem that has caused havoc and mayhem between individuals and families.

Each day, I do ask myself; "When will all these suffering end?". All over the world, billions of people are still passing through pains and distress in one way or the other. Though, so many people pass through pains just to get their 'daily bread', but the level of struggle incurred just to get it has been a problem for years now.

It's 2016 already and still counting, yet these struggles of man haven't shown any sign of end. Some people will say it's the economy of the country, while others will say it's the corrupt Government and their policies that are causing the continues struggle. As to what I believe, I think the truth is that, we're actually the cause of this suffering as individuals. There is a saying that; "If you aren't born with a silver spoon, you'll have to carve one for yourself". Though, in the process of carving one for yourself, you still need people's help to get to a standard level. These people have give in their best, yet, some people who are opportune today, don't help their fellow citizens that's why so many people have taken it upon themselves to do any kind of job they're been given.

Some of we humans are actually the cause of our suffering, we don't do things the way they ought to be done. We make life hard for ourselves, e.g, spending our earned finances negatively, giving birth to number of children we can't take care of and lacking the ability to save when we work. This has topped the world chart as one of the things that has been causing poverty. Knowing fully well that you don't have much, you won't control the birth rate of children.

Nonetheless, everybody is supposed to be kind to one another and assist in whatever way you can. The reason why you're successful today is to also help people in need no matter the pains and struggles you passed through. It's only people with selfish interest and egoism that takes other people's life as nothing to them because they ain't related in anyway, but people who respects other people's opinion and loves God will have that same love for his/her fellow being.

REASONS WHY THIS SUFFERING WILL CONTINUE

Suffering in 2016 will continue because there haven't been any sign to end it. Rich people keep being rich and aiming-to-be-rich people keep aiming. Average men and women that have seen the big-picture continue to work as hard as possible to get them out of their present situation. The rich neglects the poor and frustration storms.

Teenage pregnancies, uncontrolled/high rate of child bearing and host of others are really some of the reasons why the suffering of man will continue. People just give birth anyhow by obeying the verse in the Bible; "Go ye into the world and multiply", not understanding what it really means. Also, people can't control their birth rate, knowing fully well that they don't have much finances to take care of them. Just because you can't allow your child to suffer, you tend to struggle just to make sure that you get your daily bread and your children are living good, but you're forgetting that you're shortening your lifespan.

I'm stressing on this because it's one major thing that has caused poverty and hardship to many Africans and the world at large. Imagine you as a husband having a wife and five children, both of you had been struggling just to survive, understanding this fact, you still went giving birth to more five and more continuously, hoping to get help from above (above Think again). You seem to forget the joy of parenthood, which is; "seeing/making your children happy with all you have". In the case when you have nothing, how can you treat this? You have no option than to leave the children suffer and live any kind of life they want, whether good or bad, but it's always wayward. Sometimes we're the cause of our problems. This trait exhibited by these children are our problems of today and tomorrow.

POSSIBLE WAYS TO END THIS SUFFERING

The only way we can reduce this suffering of man is to give in our best in one way or the other to assist our fellow humans to a certain extent they can fend for themselves. Take other people's opinion important so they won't feel rejected and neglected.

Let's all try and control the way we give birth to children so they won't be vagabond tomorrow. Life can be frustrating when you can't handle an issue and another roles in. I'll urge Government to offer education to the less privileged continuously so as to understand more about life, sex and family. It'll help curb this menace of child bearing. Parents should know more about taking care of the family and their children.

Government policies/laws should be obeyed no matter what. The government controls the affairs of the state, it knows what's good for the state and if a law is been passed, let's respect it.

Vote for leaders you think will bring change and not leaders you're persuaded to vote for because of money and selfishness.

Think about your life always, learn to save little from the little you've worked to cater for your needs tomorrow incase of emergency.

Don't always pray having the thought that it'll be better someday, act and work towards achieving your dreams.
The struggle will never end but the suffering will end if you focus. You might say; 'it's not your concern', but you're somehow related to those people suffering, help them in anyway you can. The wound of one is the wound of all. This is 2016+, "make hay while the sun shines".


I do understand that my explanations here are succinct, I think those are some of the things that are connected to the subject of this article. You can as well add your points and opinions using the comment box, I'll be glad to reply.

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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

Written By: Pius Princewill (Writer, Hub201.com)
http://hub201.com/2016-will-suffering-of-mankind-ever-end/

Cc; Seun , Lalasticlala

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damton:
This looks photoshopped to me.
Nonetheless, ADE A PE LORI BATA A PE LESE. OYE A MORI O.
LONG LIVE THE MONARCH

Even if na Corel draw them use you go still say photoshop.

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udmydearest:
Na u know wetin ur fingers dey do for d second pix oo,

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Hello guys, please spot the differences in this my pic below and lay them on the comment box... Let's see who will get them right. *winks*

deramarks:
Still searchin for d news in d thread

Don't worry, Keep searching... you'll find it in Kiri Kiri Prison

Something is wrong somewhere! People in Yenagoa should know more.

Florblu:
.....

What do you think?

timeee

At 55, we need to change some status in our lives. read this post to be familiar with these changes here on Nairaland below:
www.nairaland.com/2635708/nigeria-55-things-individuals-need#38551298
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At 55, we need to change some status in our lives. read this post to be familiar with these changes here on Nairaland below:
www.nairaland.com/2635708/nigeria-55-things-individuals-need#38551298

At 55, we need to change some status in our lives. read this post to be familiar with these changes here on Nairaland below:
www.nairaland.com/2635708/nigeria-55-things-individuals-need#38551298

At 55, we need to change some status in our lives. read this post to be familiar with these changes here on Nairaland below:
www.nairaland.com/2635708/nigeria-55-things-individuals-need#38551298

Huh... stop posting. ... let's have your say

Yeah

At 55, what can we boast of as our own? How many things have you done to put the country on the top list as an individual? Most Nigerians still experience more of hardship, how many lives have you changed? How many businesses have you patronised in your community? These questions are worth answering because they're suppose to be part of our lives as humans.

In Nigeria today, the dependency on Government for infrastructure and other developments is too much and it needs to stop. Even though the Government tries initiating policies that would eradicate hardship - to bring about change in some areas it can, we as individuals have our own roles to play. The foreign countries we all admire, they were like this but they still found their way through. If we keep waiting for Government, we'll not achieve anything even in the next 20 years.

Now, to start from somewhere, start from your community or environment. There are people who work hard just to get their daily bread "only", without even thinking of having gain in their works. There are students in your community who are serious in school but don't have enough finance to fund for their education, you see these students everyday but you feel less concerned because they're not your relatives, even when you have what it takes to help them in life.


There are people in your community who have hand works, and some of these works ranges from ICT/Networking, Social skills, Engineering, Education, Business Skills, and Technology. People are gifted with good brains that they easily understand things to explore, but these set of people need a helping hand to finance their works/skills but still, even when capable, you ignore them.

No matter how people struggle, things still turn out to be the same due to the fact that some things hasn't been changed in our environments. Nigeria is a great country with full potentials to excel, everything needed to do exploit is here. It's just that things that ought to be done to promote the welfare of the Nation is being done differently while some are not even done.

BELOW ARE SOME WAYS I THINK WE CAN BRING ABOUT "LITTLE" CHANGE TO OUR COMMUNITIES/COUNTRY IN THE MIDST OF EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES

1. Respect your leaders.
Even though they are not doing as expected, encourage them. The work is not just easy, they'll meet your needs someday.

2. Do not take bribe in any organisation you find yourself, let the naira note wait.
Try as much as possible to keep things going. See the naira note as something that will still fade away. Always try to do things in the right order.

3. Go to the Orphanage homes, help the orphans.
Always make them feel loved, be with them, pray with them, give to them and take them out to see things the world covers.

4. Try to showcase your talents.
Everybody has talent in one way or the other, promoting these talents will help create a better life for oneself and people will benefit from you.

5. Shop with locally owned businesses.
Some of these locally owned businesses offer services like free gift-wrapping and delivery. And a percentage of your sales taxes go directly to the local community or country. This motivates local marketers.

6. Write a letter to local elected officials appreciating them for making good decisions for the community.
People work harder when they know they are appreciated, and elected officials don't frequently hear enough encouraging words. Don't judge your leaders no matter what.

6. Give food to people who don't have much to eat.
If you have a family of four, cook enough dinner for five one night and deliver a plate to the widow next door. Your delivery helps you to get to know your neighbours better. And police promote knowing your neighbours as the best way to fight neighbourhood crime.

7. Look for opportunities to give in your community.
Students are there, gifted hands are there, give them hope in life by helping them achieve their dreams, give the less fortunate families.

8. Vote people who you think can hear the masses voice.
While various elections come around, check out the candidates for local and state elections.

If I should continue writing, I don't think you can be able to finish reading but by doing our part to contribute to the community/country, we add people to our circle of influence and gain opportunities to build relationships with our neighbours, and this can change community.

This community change will then lead to National change in a matter of time. Let's try to demonstrate what it means to be a good citizen to our children and beyond. Nigeria is our country, if we don't change ourselves or things in our environment, who will change us? Let's try this logic, it'll make sense.


HAPPY INDEPENDENCE MY DEAREST COUNTRY, NIGERIA!
Enjoy yourself...



By: PIUS PRINCEWILL

[url]hub201.com/nigeria-at-55/[/url]

It's been long I posted comments, Happy Independence my dear country. let's live in Unity as one!

this is serious!

This also led to the arrest of so many students around the school premises

A protest embarked upon by students of the Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, on Wednesday resulted in the arrest of 39 of them by officers of the Nigeria Police. It also resulted in the shutting down of the institution by one week.

The protest arose from the management’s decision to increase the institution’s tuition.

Some of the aggrieved students said the protest resulted from an announcement that ND 2 students would begin to pay N50,000 with fresh students when the institution resumes its new academic calendar.
For those in HND 2 who paid N60,000 while in HND 1, the institution wants them to repeat same payment when they resume, according to student sources.

The protest had earlier been quelled by the police, but the students allegedly re-grouped and, this time, burnt down the school’s security post forcing the police to act even though some of the arrested students say they are innocent as they did not partake in the crisis.

The arrest of the students was confirmed by the state Police Public Relations Officer, Celestina Kalu.

...i'm reporting this news live from the campus. Photos shortly.

I'll say i'm sorry baby

Thanks guys. God bless you all.

Hello dear friends of Nairaland, today Feb. 14th is my Birthday. Please wish me with your love of Valentine. Thanks

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