When You Doubt Your Worth

When You Doubt Your Worth   When self-doubt creeps in, remind yourself of the mountains you have already climbed, the storms you have weathered, and the times when you triumphed despite the odds. You are more than your failures, insecurities, and setbacks. You were born with a unique purpose, filled with potential that no one…

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10 things you need to know Saturday morning

  1. The Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, on Friday warned that officials of the Nigeria Correctional Service (NCoS) found culpable in the apartment-for-prison scandal involving notorious cross-dresser Idris Okuneye, a.k.a. Bobrisky, would not go unpunished.   Tunji-Ojo, who spoke at a media briefing in Abuja to mark his one year in office, vowed that…

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Edo Guber: Who succeeds Obaseki?

  •Ighodalo, Akpata, Okpebhelo, others in battle royale   •How election will be won and lost   THE stage is set. Voters across the three senatorial districts, 18 local government areas, 192 wards and 4,519 polling units of Edo State will troop out to elect a successor to Governor Godwin Obaseki.   No fewer than…

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Who Should Pay Taxes?

  In the recent news heard in Nigeria, Bill Gates remarked that the country’s tax collection rate is too low. It’s a familiar refrain from the technocratic elite, for whom GDP figures, fiscal deficits, and taxation policies are abstract numbers on a spreadsheet. But for those of us on the ground, living in a country…

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7 Ways To Reignite The Spark In Your Marriage

7 Ways To Reignite The Spark In Your Marriage When you first fall in love, it’s an exhilarating and passionate experience. As your relationship matures, it shifts towards intimacy and connection. If those initial intense feelings have subsided, there’s no need to worry – it’s a natural progression.   Long-term relationships often go through phases…

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Exodus of Over 8 Million Graduates in the Last Decade: Where Do the Jobs Lie? — Taiwo Olatinwo

In the last decade, Nigeria has witnessed a significant exodus of its skilled workforce, particularly graduates who have left in search of better opportunities abroad. With over 8 million graduates estimated to have migrated, this phenomenon, often termed “brain drain,” has left the country grappling with the question: where do the jobs lie, and why…

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