Which of these phones have you handled before?

1. Nokia

2. Gionee

3. Infnix

4. Tecno

5. Fero

6. Solo

7. Black Berry

8. Sagem

9. LG

10. Itel

11. Samsung

12. Toshiba

13, Lenovo

14. NEK

15. HTC

16. Bird

17. Cricket


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Exclusive: What is the cause?

Just wondering what is that thing that makes ladies lose their facial and skin beauty once they get married. Is it marital stress? Is it child birth? Or they just stop taking care of themselves? Yes, I know child birth changes her body, but what about her skin complexion? The one that is dark becomes darker and the one that is fair starts becoming dark as soon as she gets married. No lady retains her previous complexion after getting married. Those that are a bit conscious of their appearance can only retain an approximate skin complexion after marriage. I have come across many fair ladies turned black after marriage. Today, no traces that they were ever fair. I mean, what is that thing? It still, baffles me! I think a research should be carried out as to why this is so.

This is the reason why most men go out to have extra marital affair because the ladies they married now looks older and unattractive to them.

To married ladies out there, despite your determination to build a good home as well as taking good care of your husband and children, it should not be done at the expense of your physical appearance. You still need to pay cognizance attention to your physical appearance and look good just for your man only 

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20 remedies to Nigeria's problems

1. Practicing True Federalism.

2. Private-Sector Led Development

3. Local Gains, National Advancement

4. Responsible Consumption

5. Energizing the Local Government Areas

6. Blocking Institutional Corruption

7. Breaking Problems Down

8. Local Stakeholders

9. Proximity of Installations

10. Use of Local Materials

11. Ending Wasteful Expenditure

12. Solving the National Power Problem

13. Pervasive Community Communications Networks

14. Modular Operational Units

15. Decentralized Governance

16. Cost Effective Energy Use

17. Eliminating Youth Unemployment

18. Rapid Industrialization

19. Effective Healthcare Delivery

20. Adequate Water Supply         

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20 remedies to Nigeria's problems

1. Practicing True Federalism.

2. Private-Sector Led Development

3. Local Gains, National Advancement

4. Responsible Consumption

5. Energizing the Local Government Areas

6. Blocking Institutional Corruption

7. Breaking Problems Down

8. Local Stakeholders

9. Proximity of Installations

10. Use of Local Materials

11. Ending Wasteful Expenditure

12. Solving the National Power Problem

13. Pervasive Community Communications Networks

14. Modular Operational Units

15. Decentralized Governance

16. Cost Effective Energy Use

17. Eliminating Youth Unemployment

18. Rapid Industrialization

19. Effective Healthcare Delivery

20. Adequate Water Supply         

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The easiest way to access the Net in Nigeria

Most Nigerians gain access to the internet through their mobile phones rather than the use of laptops and personal computers. Statistics show that more than 80% of Nigerians use their phones to browse.
The proposed broadband policy of the government which aims at connecting more 85% of Nigerians to the net come 2019 will further increase the number mobile phones internet access users.
Today, Nigerians are going for better and higher quality smartphones, tablets, iphones and laptops because of internet connection. They no longer use the conventional desktop or ordinary mobile phones which limits their constant and consistent connection to the internet.
It is a well known fact that most online services are performed by Nigerians on their mobile phone with a greater percentage accessing the social network sites like Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Pinterest, Instagram, Eskimi, Tagged with their phones. Using of phone to browse has over shadowed the use of laptops and desktop computes to access the internet presently in Nigeria.

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The 'Suffering and smiling' condition of Lagosians

Whenever strangers from within the country visit Lagos, immediately they see a society that is enveloped by the darkness. Everything they experience, observe and see seems to be upside down and chaotic. They lament, how could human beings adapt to such a life of hell without any out roar of being fed up. Just like the late Fela Anikulapo Kuti would say, “suffering and smiling.” That is the best description for the life in Lagos.

If fellow Nigerians from other states could feel this way about Lagos, then how much more strangers from outside the country. They would feel like running back after experiencing just a day in Lagos. This is one key reason preventing investors from coming into the country. Lagos is the first point of call to any investor willing to invest in the country. Nobody would want to invest in a society that is not working, upside down and chaotic. Civilization is so far away from Lagos. But to Lagosians, in fact, they are the most civilized people in the world; every other person is uncivilized. Just like a mad man who feels he is sane and everybody around him is insane. Lagosians do the wrong things in place of the right things. And when they see you trying to do the right thing, they think you are abnormal. They would even rein abuses on you saying, “don’t you know that this is Lagos?” You are not sharp; you are not smart etc; Just because you are trying to do the right thing. The story of many visitors in Lagos has been, ‘if you cannot beat them, then join them.’ So, within few days a visitor in Lagos has adapted to this life of hell and already behaving like other Lagosians.

Bookmakers describe Lagos as the second worst city to live in the world. Why would it not be; with all the uncivilized activities putting the state among the blacklisted cities of the world? Activities such as:

·         Smuggling of contraband commodities such as rice, vegetable oil, frozen turkey and chicken.

·         Begging and street hawking in every nook and cranny of the city.

·         Bribery and corruption experienced by transporters in the hands of Police, Road safety and Agberos.

·         Lawlessness

·         Pollution from noise, vehicle exhaust, generators and company machinery.

·         Breaking of traffic rules by motorists.

·         Massive traffic jam everywhere in the state.

·         Armed robbery, kidnapping, ritual killings, scamming, drug trafficking, child trafficking by residence.

·         Bad roads and poor drainages leading to flooding whenever it rains.

·         Erratic power supply

·         Congestion, confusion and disorderliness. One can go on and on.

If we do not pay cognizance attention to these things and find a long lasting solution to them, then the so much talked about CHANGE would be a word said in the wind. Let us all CHANGE from within.

CHANGE begins with me!

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