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Overcoming Poverty

“Anyone who has ever struggled with poverty knows how extremely expensive it is to be poor.” – James A. Baldwin Not too long ago, I came across statistics showing the level of poverty in the world today. The numbers are

Being in the Spotlight

I’ve never liked being in the spotlight. All-eyes-on-me type of situations have never been my thing. During one of our weekly meetings my pastor’s wife gave this illustration about facing criticism. She took a book from the table and began

15 Quotes By Muhammed Ali I Love

No I am not a fan of boxing; in fact I think I have a phobia for it (shudders). But I’ve read quite a lot of books about Cassius Clay, who changed his name to Muhammad Ali and I love

Ministerial Appointments, Federal Character: A System Due for Review

What we now know as Nigeria started to evolve in 1861 following the annexation of Lagos as the crown colony and as a result of the gradual incorporation of the contiguous areas and people into the British empire. From the

Poem: The Broken Nigerian Dream

I sang the national anthem and recited the pledge with great passion as a child. I believed the words of these writs, so I stayed away from deviance and developed strong dedication for my studies. I believed in Nigeria as

What Makes You Better Than Diezani Alison-Madueke?

I’ve been musing over this news of Diezani’s arrest and all the things that have been revealed and I just don’t get it. How can a woman of such means steal so much money? What was she planning to do

Motivational Monday: Rules Versus Cooperation

Let’s place side-by-side two principles that operate in the workplace … Rules on one side; Cooperation on the other. How do you function under both? Are rules better than cooperation in the workplace? What makes having rules to follow better?

Who to Follow on Twitter: Nigerian Book Publishers

Wondering which handles to follow on Twitter this weekend? So you found a great editor! Now that your manuscript is properly edited and ready to be published, what’s next? Following these publishers on Twitter and contacting them is certainly a

Super Eagles: The Fight Against Mediocrity

Times have indeed changed! I got home early yesterday; just in time for the anticipated friendly encounter between the Super Eagles of Nigeria and Red Devils of Congo. Barely 10 minutes into the game, I had a premonition that I

Happy World Teachers’ Day!

The title “Teacher” to me conveys the highest responsibility of adults towards children. Apart from my parents, my teachers have done the most to shape my life. From kindergarten through college, their struggle – and believe me it was a

12 Quotes to Celebrate World Teachers’ Day

World Teachers’ Day has been celebrated on October 5 every year since 1994 to highlight the important role educators play in shaping the future of every generation. This day is observed worldwide to show appreciation and highlight the many contributions

Dele Alli: The Next Sunday Oliseh?

Since the new Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh announced on Twitter that Liverpool starlet, Jordon Ibe has declined the chance to play for Super Eagles and opted to represent Three Lions of England, there has been debate over the need

#NigeriaAt55: 25 Reasons I Love Nigeria

Are you proud of Nigeria? Are you truly Nigerian? I am proudly Nigerian and I like to show it off however and wherever I can so on this special day, I present my top 25 reasons for loving Nigeria. 1.

20 Unforgettable Events in the History of Nigeria After Independence

Happy Independence Day Nigeria! While we celebrate and work together to make our nation better and carve a better way forward for Nigeria, let’s reminisce on some unforgettable events in our nation’s history after our independence on October 1st, 1960.

Phone Review: Infinix Hot 2

So here we are, after a rather prolonged love affair with the Infinix Hot 2, and dare I say “I’m still absolutely in love with it”. Read the first impression here. This phone is everything it promised and then more.

Curiosity: A Simple Thing That Can Change the Face of Our Economy

The recent rambling in the public space about how the CBN’s policies are stifling SMEs is a testament to how the lack of curiosity may be depriving Nigerians – and maybe the black race – of real progress. A popular

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