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5 Things that are Hurting Your Partner and Killing Your Relationship

24/07/2017 ♦

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Relationships aren’t supposed to be selfish, while considering yourself it is important and only fair that you take a step back and also consider your partner – consider how you might be hurting your partner and things you might be doing to turn your partner off. Jumia Travel shares 5 things you…

7 Signs of Narcissism You Should Be Able to Identify

24/07/2017 ♦

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Truth is, everyone is a bit of a narcissist but when you should a pay attention is when either all these signs are present in one person or the expression of one of these signs in an individual is alarmingly excessive. A narcissist is typically a person with an overwhelming…

A Story on Why We Should not be Quick to Judge Others by their Appearance

22/07/2017 ♦

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By Usman Rayyanu Dabai Walking back home after a tough disagreement with GT Bank officials this evening, I was not in the best of moods, I was denied access to my account because the name on my Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC) is blurred. I was close to Sabon gari Post office,…

4 Things Igbo People Like

21/07/2017 ♦

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Igbo Kwenu! The Igbo people are an ethnic group native to the southeastern and some part of the south central Nigeria. They are an interesting people with a culturally rich heritage and are indeed admirable. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 4 things Igbo people like. Gatherings For…

A Piece of Advice for Slay Queens and Kings

20/07/2017 ♦

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By Salahudeen Quadri You can’t be dressed in a conservative manner and expect a fashionista look. We all want to be successful but many of us don’t put in the necessary effort; that your little effort of yesterday cannot move a car not to talk of a mountain. To be…

7 Benefits of Speaking Nigeria’s Three Major Languages

19/07/2017 ♦

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Nigeria has three major languages namely Yoruba, Igbo, and Hausa. The thing is not a large number of people can communicate in these three languages. This is perhaps because English is our main lingua franca. There are so many benefits of speaking these three languages. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares…

5 Types of People you are Likely to Meet at a Lagos Gym

18/07/2017 ♦

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There is no denying that Lagosians are huge on fitness and dieting. It is hard to go past a district without finding at least one gym or a health shop. While these gyms vary in size, type of equipment and staff strength, one thing they have in common are the…

5 Ways to Break Out of Your Comfort Zone

16/07/2017 ♦

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In life, it’s important to learn to push the boundaries of your comfort zone to go on to maximise your potentials and live a fulfilled life. The importance of this cannot be overemphasized. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 5 ways to break out of your comfort zone. Start…

5 Interesting Things About the Yoruba People

15/07/2017 ♦

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The Yoruba race is more or less a collection of diverse people bound together by language, culture and history. The Yoruba people are a distinguished people and are well-known as the home to one of Africa’s richest cultures. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 5 interesting things about the…

The Lekki-Ajah Corridor Hex – The Present and Future Floods

15/07/2017 ♦

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By Ogbo Awoke Ogbo Actually, I lied in Church this morning – small “white lie.” The preacher, a retired army general, referring to the Lekki and VI floods, mentioned a disturbing dream he had had a couple of years ago in which the entire VGC and Lekki areas were completely…

5 Common Retirement Mistakes People Make

13/07/2017 ♦

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It is important to start preparing for retirement early to avoid being tragically unprepared when the time comes. In the process of retirement preparation, it is also important to note the retirement mistakes most commonly made. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 5 common retirement mistakes people make.…

4 Strange Cultural Practices Associated with Marriage in Nigeria

13/07/2017 ♦

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Nigeria has over 250 ethnic groups. Hence, it should not surprise anyone that among these groups, there will be some strange cultural practices associated with marriage. Most times, these practices are meant to strengthen the bond of marriage and preserve its sanctity. There are the good, the bad and the…

5 Safety Tips that Could Save Your Life

13/07/2017 ♦

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The importance of knowing what to do in times of uncertainty or emergency can never be overemphasized. Therefore, Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 5 safety tips that could save your life. Save Emergency Numbers Especially when traveling to new places or environments, you must always know what…

The Quality of Mercy

12/07/2017 ♦

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By Tony Ogunlowo It’s good to show mercy so that mercy can be shown on to you. “The quality of mercy is not strain’d, It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath: it is twice blest; It blesseth him that gives and him that takes” So…

How to Conduct a Nigerian Meeting

11/07/2017 ♦

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By Elnathan John John, a Nigerian satirist, first published this on his blog. A Nigerian is not just a person who has a green passport or one whose parents are Nigerian citizens. A Nigerian properly-so-called, is one who knows how to live in Nigeria without bursting an artery,…

It’s Not What You Do but How You Do It –The Case of the Innovative Teacher

11/07/2017 ♦

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By Kazeem Abolore So she asked me, “What do you do?” “I am a teacher but not just an ordinary teacher but an innovative teacher,” I replied. “Teacher!” she exclaimed and then I knew she wanted to ridicule it. Every day, in our interactions with people we meet people who…

5 Foolproof Ways to Escape a Bad Date

10/07/2017 ♦

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No matter how good you are at screening people, occasionally one ‘flies under your radar’ and then you find yourself in presence of someone you really don’t want to be with on a totally bad date. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 5 foolproof ways to escape a bad date.…

He wants to get married this year to his Abuja LostRib. Are you the one ?

06/07/2017 ♦

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He is a handsome man of average height, 38-years-old, nice, hardworking, finance guru who presently lives in Abuja. He has never been married and his LostRib is still out there. He needs to find her and bring her home so they can have 3 lovely children but he is not…

The Resaon You Should Smile all the Time

04/07/2017 ♦

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By Kazeem Abolore So I was coming from the engineer I took my phone to some months ago. He had told me to come for the phone two days later to collect it. I was still in the imagination of what I could do on the phone and things I…

How Corpers Can Maximize the Benefits of NYSC with Self-Investment

04/07/2017 ♦

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By Kunle Bello As many people know, the major elements of the National Youth Service Scheme such as camping, place of primary assignment, community development service also known as core assignment and passing out, must be duly completed before a corp member is entitled to the award of NYSC certificate.…