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A bottle of water in the supermarket is worth about N100 The same bottle in a bar costs N150.  In a good restaurant or hotel it can be worth up to N250 At an airport or on the plane, you may be charged N300 The bottle and the brand is the same, the only thing that changes is the place. Each place gives a different value to the same product. When you feel like you are worth nothing and everyone around you belittles you, change places, do not stay there. Have the courage to change places and go to a place where you are given the value you deserve. Surround yourself with people who really appreciate your worth. Don't settle for less!

It doesn’t matter what people say about you. You see this man at the picture below:  Godfrey Baguma was born with a condition that resulted in a severely deformed head. So yeah, he’s not the most fortunate guy on the planet. This is a quote from him: “When I was born my mother looked at me and said that I was not a normal child and she left me. Thankfully my grandmother took care of me. “I was scared to go out and mix with people. People would say I wasn’t a human being, that I looked like a strange creature. “But now I have to accept how I look.”He was taunted and humiliated for the way he looked.People despised him, they couldn’t see the human inside. He was rejected by society and even by his own family. what does he do?  He becomes a pop star. Godfrey Baguma was thrust into the limelight after winning a competition to find Uganda's most unusual looking man. His videos on Youtube have over 3 million total views. He has a career in African pop music partly because of his unu...

NUBIFIE Threatens Shutdown Of Financial Institutions Tuesday And Wednesday 5th & 6th  September, 2023.

 “Samson Siasia we need you in the super eagles “I've Learnt My Lessons...' Siasia Cries, As He Anticipates Return To Football Arguably the best indigenous coach in Nigeria... Samson Siasia has won a lot of laurels for Nigeria; both as a player and as a coach “I thought I was going to be free by this year (2023) and I was so excited,” Siasia said in a radio interview on Kennis 104.1FM and was quoted by PUNCH. “But I had to look through the document that FIFA served me, and I found out that it was going to be next year. “By next year, in August 2024, I will be free from the FIFA ban, and hopefully I will be back to football." He continued, "Irrespective of what happened, I have learned my lessons, but FIFA, who initially gave me a life ban in football, could not prove anything wrong with what they claimed I did. But they had to reduce it to a five-year ban, and it will expire next year. I thank God for that. “It has been terrible to be away from football for five years...

 PRESIDENT TINUBU DIRECTS THE TOTAL RECALL OF ALL CAREER AND NON-CAREER AMBASSADORS President Bola Tinubu has directed the recall of all career and non-career ambassadors from their duty posts worldwide. The President's directive is sequel to his careful study of the present state of affairs at Nigerian Consulate Offices and Embassies worldwide, and in line with the President's renewed hope agenda, the President is determined to ensure that world-class efficiency and quality, will henceforth, characterize foreign and domestic service delivery to citizens, residents and prospective visitors alike. To this end, the President further directs that Nigeria's United Nations Permanent Representatives in New York and Geneva be exempted from this total recall, in view of the upcoming United Nations General Assembly, holding later this month. By the directive of the President, the recall of the affected officers takes immediate effect.

House of Representatives Member, Hon. Ahmed Satomi, contracts 15 filling stations to sell fuel at N430 per litre Ahmed who represents Jere constituency of Borno State said the 15 filling stations will sell 37,500 liters of petrol to commercial tricylists and motorists.

Senator's son dies over alleged negligence at ill-equipped Nigerian Police Academy clinic The Nigerian Police Academy in Wudil, Kano State, finds itself in turmoil following the unfortunate passing of a 100-level cadet known as A.S. Jika. Tragically, this first-year student in the department of sociology succumbed to illness while receiving treatment at the campus hospital on Saturday. A.S. Jika was the son of Alhaji Haliru Jika, a distinguished senator and former chairman of the House of Representatives’ committee on police. According to Sahara Reporters, It has been alleged by an anonymous classmate of the deceased that Jika’s demise resulted from lapses in the care provided by the staff at the police training school. According to the informant, swift action by the medical personnel might have potentially saved A.S. Jika from the effects of the “malaria sickness.” The source added that students and staff of the institution had been complaining bitterly about the services at the a...