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  In 2007, I was moving around with my certificates, looking for a job, and at that time, I felt poor because I had no money and no title. So, I believed I had nothing. Looking back today, I can see how wrong I was because I had assets then. I simply did not know how to value them because they could not be counted inside a bank statement account. Before I graduated from FUTO, I had learned computer skills and graphic design. It did not make me rich immediately, but it made me useful. That usefulness became my first asset. As people gave me small jobs, I tried to deliver what I promised. Each completed job deposited something into an account that many young people ignore.... TRUST. Trust brought me closer to people. Those closeness allowed me to hear their complaints. Their complaints exposed problems. Those problems became opportunities for me. That was how the journey began. The first capital of a poor man is not always money. Sometimes, it is the collection of small assets he has...

  A woman granted an interview and narrated that she told her pastor that her husband allegedly beats her whenever Manchester United loses or whenever he loses a court case. She revealed what she says happens at home and why she decided to speak out. Watch the full narration and share your thoughts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGXsvp5kKss Quote Report Like Share Re: My Husband Beat Me When He Lost A Court Case & When MAN U Lost - Victoria Inyama  

  The CBN has cut Nigeria’s benchmark interest rate from 26.5% to 23%. That is quite a big move. But the more interesting part is the condition of the economy around the decision. Inflation has dropped to 15.39%. The naira has also been a lot more stable than it was before, and Nigeria’s external reserves have continued to strengthen. The economy itself is also growing. The latest official GDP report shows that growth has improved from where it was earlier in the year. So when you put all these things together, the rate cut begins to make more sense. For the past couple of years, the CBN has been fighting inflation, trying to stabilise the foreign exchange market and rebuild confidence in the economy. Now, with inflation easing, the naira more settled and reserves stronger, the Bank appears to have more room to start reducing the pressure that very high interest rates put on businesses and the wider economy. Of course, nobody should expect bank loans to suddenly become cheap becaus...

  The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) wishes to inform its teeming members, supporters, and the general public that the party is in active consultation with all relevant stakeholders to develop and inaugurate a robust Presidential Campaign Council (PCC). In this regard, our Presidential Candidate and his Vice-Presidential Candidate have held several productive meetings with the National Leader and the leadership of the party. To ensure inclusiveness, cohesion, and victory, the party at the national level has agreed as follows: *1. That our Presidential Candidate, Mr. Peter Obi and his running mate, Dr Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso shall nominate the Director-General of the Campaign, Deputy Director-General (North), the Spokesman of the Campaign, Deputy spokesperson Head of New Media, the Finance Director, Deputy Finance Director and several others in consultation with the party. The party leadership has given a free hand to the presidential candidate and his running mate to make nominatio...

  Obidients accuse NDC media directors Brian Dennis and Theo Abu Agada of failing to do enough to promote and defend Peter Obi. They point to the great work being done by media managers in the ADC and APM. They say that the NDC media managers are failing in their duties. However, some people have defended the NDC media managers. They say that the people doing the work in the ADC and APM are the media aides of the candidates, not the media directors of the party. They say that the candidate's media aides defend the candidate, while the party's media directors defend the party. They say that Peter Obi should create a campaign council and appoint his own media aides to defend and promote him. Brian Dennis and Theo Abu Agada claim that some Obidients have been campaigning for their jobs and that this is the real reason for the attacks (Obidients want to be media directors in the NDC). Morris Monye is the former director of mobilisation in the Obidient Movement. Jack is the former d...

  Chief Mrs Folake Marcus-Bello has renewed her challenge to Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as YAYI, over questions surrounding his origin and political history. Speaking during a television interview, Marcus-Bello insisted that Adeola is not from Ogun State and challenged him to make public relevant records, including information concerning his first employment at The Guardian newspaper and the INEC form he completed when he first contested for the Lagos State House of Assembly. She also questioned the consistency of his claim to Ogun ancestry, arguing that the documents and records from his earlier years could help clarify the issues surrounding his background. Marcus-Bello described the controversy as an issue that deserves transparency, particularly because Adeola is seeking the highest political office in Ogun State. She maintained that anyone aspiring to lead the state should be able to provide clear and verifiable information about his background. Another...