People Reorientation

Wike, Sim, Orokpo, Arome And Lessons On Mentorship – By Charles Awuzie

Wike, Sim, Orokpo, Arome And Lessons On Mentorship – By Charles Awuzie

Wike, Sim, Orokpo, Arome and lessons on mentorship by Charles Awuzie…. I have decided to bundle religion with politics in this post believing that my followers have now mentally evolved to such an extent that they are no longer sentimentally attached to their political or religious sects but to logic, truth and a desire to grow. If you are a mentor, father, leader or teacher to someone, please read this post. And if someone has helped you in your journey in life, also read this post. First of all, I want to thank Brothers Arome and Orokpo for the maturity…
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Think About This: The Clock Ticks For EveryMan And His Vanities – Shehu Sani

Think About This: The Clock Ticks For EveryMan And His Vanities – Shehu Sani

The Clock Ticks For EveryMan And His Vanities - Shehu Sani I have visited the expensive Homes of many of my Big friends and these are my few findings They have well stocked library but no time and composure to read. They have a Standard swimming pool but no time to swim. They have many cars but always driven in the bullet proof one. They have home Gardens but no time for home picnic. They have all kinds of food on the table,but can only eat the one recommended by their Doctors. They have the most expensive phones but the…
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There’s Hunger, New Anthem Not Priority – Makinde

There’s Hunger, New Anthem Not Priority – Makinde

There’s Hunger, New Anthem Not Priority – Makinde Amidst the growing economic challenges facing Nigeria, Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has decried the Federal Government’s recent re-introduction of old national anthem, calling for a shift in priorities towards addressing pressing issues such as hunger and poverty. Makinde, who blasted the decision yesterday as “a waste of time and resources,” stated that “the return of old national anthem shouldn’t be our priority when so many Nigerians are suffering.” Makinde maintained that the country must prioritise economic development, saying there could not be production without mobilisation. According to the governor, the…
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Remi Tinubu Urges Young Girls To Dress Responsibly, Shun Nakedness

Remi Tinubu Urges Young Girls To Dress Responsibly, Shun Nakedness

Tinubu Urges Young Girls To Dress Responsibly, Shun Nakedness First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has urged young girls to embrace modesty and reject revealing clothing, emphasizing that nakedness is not acceptable in Nigerian culture. She spoke in a video shared on X by Arise TV on Saturday. She emphasized the importance of confidence and self-awareness, urging young girls to be proud of who they are without compromising their values for the sake of fashion. She said: “The message here is, we have to salvage our children. We see the way they dress, they keep forgetting that in Nigeria, we are…
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Relationship Tips: Things Not To Do Immediately After Break Up – By Ejiro Roman Adigbo

Relationship Tips: Things Not To Do Immediately After Break Up – By Ejiro Roman Adigbo

Relationship Tips: THINGS NOT TO DO IMMEDIATELY AFTER A BREAK UP - By Ejiro Roman Adigbo 1) RUN INTO ANOTHER RELATIONSHIP Don't try to use a new relationship to forget an old one, Relationship is not a App you install just to help you forget your Ex, after you forget your ex, what then happens to the INSTALLED App? Don't let mourning confuse you. 2) ISOLATE YOURSELF FROM HELP You just came out of a break up, it's only normal to be in some sort of pain or hurt, you NEED help at such a time, you NEED company, you…
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No Room For Redeployment – NYSC DG Tells Corp Members

No Room For Redeployment – NYSC DG Tells Corp Members

No Room For Redeployment – NYSC DG Tells Corp Members The Director General of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier-General Yusha’u Ahmed has urged corps members to be prepared to serve in any part of the country they were deployed for their one year mandatory service. He cautioned them against seeking for redeployment but to rather settle down and contribute their quota to the growth and development of their state of deployment. Addressing Batch A Stream 1 corps members during their cultural carnival in Anambra State orientation camp, the DG who was in the camp on the spot assessment visit,…
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Not All Nigerians Are Crazy – By Nnate Ernest

Not All Nigerians Are Crazy – By Nnate Ernest

NOT ALL NIGERIANS ARE CRAZY Nigeria is the most populous black nation on Earth with over 200 million beautiful people and is a multinational state, as it is inhabited by over 250 ethnic groupings, of which the three largest are Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba. A rich culture, fashion styles, and festivals exist across different tribes. Nigerians are known to be hardworking, and intelligent with a never-give-up attitude. There are crazy Nigerians who indulge in corruption, inefficiency, Unethical, and Unaccountability practices. From the leaders to the followers, this ingrained phenomenon has not only eaten deep into the fabric of Nigerian society,…
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