Social Issues

Christmas shopping is so exhausting! Here’s what you should do instead.

14/12/2018 ♦

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The Christmas holiday season usually start with a lot of excitement and of course, the impulsive need to buy almost anything that would help reflect our excitement for the season. While this is fine because it only happens once in a year, it is also very important to be deliberate…

Gifting With Convenience this Christmas Season

11/12/2018 ♦

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December is here and a good number of people love the last month of the year regardless of their religious beliefs. This is because there will be quite a handful of holidays, a lot of giving, gifting and sharing not only by individuals but also by corporate organisations and the…

Discovered: How Lagos Air Quality is ‘Very Unhealthy’

10/12/2018 ♦

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We are in the harmattan season when visibility and air quality tend to drop. This often accompanied by bouts of catarrh and cough for many people in Nigeria. What many people may not know is the degree to which the air they breathe is polluted or hazardous. We did some…

Law of Attraction Secret – The Missing Link to Manifesting

10/12/2018 ♦

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Have you been trying Law of Attraction techniques without success? So you’ve watched a few YouTube videos and read “The Secret” but you can’t seem to manifest anything. What are you doing wrong? Unfortunately, many of the books and videos aren’t tapping into the Unified Field discoveries obtained from newest…

3 Financial Red Flags in a Relationship

26/11/2018 ♦

Family & Relationships

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Being in a relationship with that special one with everything you have wished for is the pure bliss everyone would like to experience. While it’s easy to overlook superficial issues, but when it comes to financial red flags there are definitely some deal breakers. The truth remains that no one…

Child Sexual Abuse and Psychological Wellbeing in Adulthood

23/11/2018 ♦

Education, Social Issues

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By Jibril Abdulmalik Bose is a happily married 34 years old banker, with a lawyer husband and 2 lovely children. Tragedy struck however, when a gang of 3 armed robbers attacked their home and also raped her. All she could do was plead that the children be taken away to…

Dr. Olusola Oyemade to be Honored at Special Angels Foundation Evening of Giving Gala

19/11/2018 ♦

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Inland Empire Community Leaders and Guests Come Together to honor Dr. Olusola Oyemade at the First Annual Special Angels Foundation Gala The event celebrates individuals that provide visionary leadership and service to the Inland Empire communities. Special Angels Foundation will honor Dr. Oyemade for his dedication to improving population health…

How ‘Yahoo Yahoo’ Fraudster was Tracked from United States to Ekpoma

13/11/2018 ♦

Social Issues, Technology

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That many Nigerian youths have adopted Internet scam as a means of earning (illegitimate) money is not in doubt. However, what is also true is that people from the West who are usually their victims are beginning to discover their tricks as this clip from Dr Phil shows: For Yahoo…

7 Financial Fundamentals to Create a More Ideal Life

06/11/2018 ♦

Business & Economy, Social Issues

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Many people struggle with controlling their finances or developing a strong financial strategy for their resources. Those who have mastery over their wealth tend to be able to adjust their strategy in order to gain more enriching experiences from their lives. While many realize the impact that money has on…

Parlaying Youth’s Potentials into National Development

04/11/2018 ♦

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By Arinbomen Star The United Nations (UN) defines ‘youth’ as persons between the ages of 15 and 24. However, while it admits that the basis for the age range in its definition is essentially statistical, the body also acknowledges that it has no prejudice against the variation in the age…

4 Money Problems in Nigerian Marriages to Avoid

02/11/2018 ♦

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A lot of people have been married for years but still find it very difficult to get their finances in order. This might be due to various reasons such as the famous, ‘your money is our money and my money is my money’ that most Nigerian ladies not just say,…

Future Assured at 3: Aisha Buhari vows to do more

28/10/2018 ♦

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By Suleiman Haruna Wife of the President, Dr. Mrs. Aisha Muhammadu Buhari has pledged to continue championing the cause of women and children. She made the pledge during an event to mark the 3rd anniversary of the Future Assured Programme at the Banquet Hall of the State House on Saturday…

LCNetwork Visits Ibadan Inmates and Motherless Babies, Present’s Gifts

23/10/2018 ♦

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By Waliyulah Olayiwola On Wednesday 17 October 2018, LCNetwork carried out her third activity in her activity calendar for year 2018 as four of her distinguished members visited Agodi Prison inmates and Ibadan Motherless Babies home, both in Ibadan. You will recall that the last activity was a virtual workshop…

20 Tips to Make life Easier

04/10/2018 ♦

Social Issues

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This is one of the best set of advice i have ever read. Some we know and have read before, so this is just like another reminder. Take risks in your life. If you win, you can lead; if you lose, you can guide. People are not what they…

A Tale of a Facebook Scammer and ‘Her’ Apple Gifts

02/10/2018 ♦

Literature, Social Issues

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By Muh’d Sani Jahun She sent me a friend request. I viewed her profile first before accepting. I saw that she is a software engineer at Aberdeen airport, Scotland. I was surprised. I checked whether I share many mutual friends with her, so, I can understand the reason why she…

What Happened to Nigeria?

28/09/2018 ♦

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There was a time in Nigeria, when just anyone can be anything in any place. Ethnic, religious and political differences did not matter, our common humanity was all that was mattered. It was common to see so many Igbos, Yorubas, Ijaws, Itsekiris and so on in the northern part of…

Why Primary School Leavers Should be Allowed to Do NYSC

22/09/2018 ♦

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By Kurtis Adigba NYSC, is a service to country. It is not strictly an educational event. It should be opened to all able bodied adults in the country. Why do we allow primary school certificate holders to enlist in the military, but don’t allow them to do NYSC? Is the…

The Code that Typical Nigerian Online Feminists Follow

21/09/2018 ♦

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By Abdulkabir Olatunji So, like a super spy, I infiltrated the ranks of the average Naija online feminists and found the guide to becoming one: 1. Over-hype yourself and achievements online. 2. Post pictures of yourself that are sexually suggestive. 3. Post generalizations about men that are obviously not accurate.…

Dining Etiquettes to Know Before You Head to a Restaurant

20/09/2018 ♦

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Have you ever felt embarrassed on a business dinner or while meeting with your in-laws or any other such formal/informal dinners because you did not know the proper dining etiquettes? Well, you are not alone. Many people feel out of place when invited to an exquisite restaurant because of poor…