BUHARI’S 10-POINT AGENDA FOR NATION BUILDING

As we revel and bask in the euphoria of a new chapter set to begin on May 29^th 2015 where a change of baton from the 16 years PDP led federal government is set to quit the track for the Change advocate movement and Nigeria new bride, the APC political party, we should not be carried away with funfares such that we forget the reason why Jonathan couldn’t get our ballots for the second time. 

We really need to observe keenly the electoral promises and resolutions of the President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, (rtd), who on April 29 outlined 10 development challenges as the mission of his presidency due to begin on May 29. Speaking in Abuja in an address he delivered at the induction held for the incoming members of the National Assembly organised by the National Institute or Legislative Studies, General Muhammadu Buhari listed the challenges as:

1.     General insecurity and insurgency that has caused extreme human hardship and destruction of lives, livelihoods that may take us over a decade to rebuild across most of North Eastern Nigeria and some parts of North Western Nigeria;

2.     Devastation and environmental degradation in the Niger Delta area which must be attended to;

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NIGERIA'S MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE AKINWUNMI ADESHINA EMERGES PRESIDENT OF THE AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK

BREAKING NEWS! BREAKING NEWS!! ......NIGERIA'S MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE AKINWUNMI ADESHINA EMERGES PRESIDENT OF THE AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK AT THE BANK'S MEETING IN ABIDJAN COTE D'IVOIRE.

This is a good Omen as we experience dawn of a new era....

In other news Agriculture is going to take the center stage in the New Government coming on Board Tomorrow.So get Prepared To participate actively in the Agro-commodities that can guarantee steady income in Naira and Foreign exchange..

NIGERIAN AGRIC SECTOR RECEIVES US$136.5MN FOR 2015 FARMING SEASON

Nigeria has released US$136.5mn to boost its agricultural sector and improve food security for 2015.

Goodluck Jonathan, President of Nigeria, said, “As crude oil prices decline, we must create new wealth from the richness of our soils, the vastness of our rivers and the abundance of our cheap labour. We will produce more, and industrialise the agricultural sector.”

According to Jonathan, the US$136.5mn fund is expected to encourage the farmers to plant thrice a year to boost food production and eliminate hunger and poverty.

Akinwunmi Adesina, minister of agriculture in Nigeria, added that the rice farmers across the country now had a new lease of life, owing to the transformation taking place in the sector.

Adesina noted, “The rice revolution is taking place across the country — in Kebbi, Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Zamfara, Sokoto, Bauchi, Gombe, Niger, Kogi, Ogun, Ekiti, Ebonyi, Anambra, Delta, Edo and Bayelsa State.”

The number of seed companies had also increased from 11 to 134 in the past three years, increasing access to high quality seed from 4,252 metric tonnes in 2011 to more than 149,484 metric tonnes in 2015, revealed Jonathan.

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IS THIS THE SIGNS OF END TIME?

A baby born in israel which looks exactly like the dajjal, Allah (s.w.t) has said in the Qur’an that a baby just like dajjal will be born in israel and that this is a sign of the day of judgement. It has also said in the Qur’an that israel will take over palestine. Allah (s.w.t) has said in the Qur’an that these are some of the signs before the day of judgement. So brothers&sisters please start changing yourself, start praying. You never know when the day of judgment will take place.

Assalamualaikum wbt.A baby born in israel which looks exactly like the dajjal, Allah (s.w.t) has said in the Qur’an that a baby just like dajjal will be born in israel and that this is a sign of the day of judgement. It has also said in the Qur’an that israel will take over palestine. Allah (s.w.t) has said in the Qur’an that these are some of the signs before the day of judgement. So brothers&sisters please start changing yourself, start praying. You never know when the day of judgment will take place. The signs of Qiyamah…..-Homosexual-People speaking ill of others ancestors-Clothing that shows off most of the body-No more stars in the sky-People Dissappearing-Tall buildings-Appearance of Imam Mahdi. ..-Appearance of Dajjal...-Descending of Prophet Isa (A.S.)...-Appearance of Yajooj Majooj..-The rising of the sunfrom the west after which the doors of forgiveness will be closed.-The Dab’bat al-Ard will emerge from the ground & will mark all the true Muslims-40 days of fog.. that will kill all the true believers so that they do not have to experience the other signs.-A huge fire..will cause destruction.-Destruction of the Kabah.-The writing in the Quran will vanish.-The trumpet will be blown the 1st time & all animals & kafirs left will die & all mountains & buildings will crumble.The 2nd time the trumpet will be blown all of Allahs creation..will resurrect & meet on the plains of Arafat for their judgment.-The sun will lower itself with the earth...Our Prophet S.A.W. said, ‘Whoever delivers this news. to someone else, I will on the Day of Judgment make for him a place in Jannah....Let’s just see if shaytan stops this one. Send this to all on your buddy’fs.... in the list. If you ignore it, just remember that Muhammad S.a.w said, ‘If you deny me before man, I will deny you in day of judgment...

Posted by Ekin Iskandar on Tuesday, August 12, 2014

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UNEMPLOYMENT AND INCOME INEQUALITY: BUHARI WILL NOT PERFORM IF HE FAILS TO ADDRESS THESE BURNING ISSUES.

Anyone going into Internet marketing always wants to know how long it will take to find success. While success can be different for each person, the underlying question beneath it all is, “How long will it be until I start making steady money?” 

The answer to that is that it’s different for every person because it depends on your idea of success as well as many other factors. Some of the other factors involved will even vary from marketer to marketer.
You might be able to see your first sale the very first week that you’re in business as a marketer, yet on the flip side of that fast first week sale, you could toil all year long before you ever see the first dime for all of your efforts.
What is it that makes the difference between faster profits and having to wait? One of the factors could be the way you’ve set up the business - the model that you use in your strategy for success. 

Another factor could be how much time you have to put into the business. Obviously, the more time you have to work the business, the faster you’ll reach

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Nigeria sets target for 2017 cassava production

The agricultural ministry of Nigeria has announced its target to produce 51mn metric tonnes of cassava in 2017.

Cassava is the Third largest source of food carbohydrates in Africa,after rice and maize

Akinwunmi Adeshina, Nigeria’s minister of agriculture, said, “In 2014, 38mn metric tonnes of cassava was produced in Nigeria. Our target for 2017 is to reduce the cost of production and this varies with locations within Nigeria. 

We want to reduce cost by giving out improved varieties to farmers, which we have been doing in the last three years.”The federal government had a bulk sum of about US$22.3mn deposited with the Bank of Industry, which it is going to use to support and upgrade equipment for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) producing cassava flour, Adeshina added.

The Ministry stated that quality management training will be introduced in terms of skill development and business development to improve upon capacity of the existing SME.According to the minister, the

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PRESIDENT GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN: A CAPTAIN OR CAPTIVE?

I have come to the conclusion that politics is too serious a matter to be left to the politicians. ~Charles de Gaulle….

The above famous quotes by a former French general, resistant, writer and statesman and leader of Free France and the head of the Provisional Government of the French Republic sums up the outcome of the general elections held in Nigeria on the 28^th March and 11^th April, 2015.Were it not for the resolve of the masses to partake in the electoral process starting from the Voters registration exercise, collection of permanent voters card and the patience, tolerance, fortitude and enduring self-control exhibited during the electioneering campaign where political hate speeches, Violence during election and the ORUBEBE Scare at the INEC Collation center in Abuja almost threw the country into another Civil War of sort, however, as the turbulence gather dust and generated a quantum of heat and volcanic magma, the people of Nigeria became stronger and united in our Diversity.

Consequently, May 29^th 2015, will be another significant turning point in the history of this conglomeration called Nigeria. It is a day many have looked up to as a reckoning moment in the quest for hope, succor and a better Nigeria. The incumbent PDP led government headed by President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan will be transferring the baton of power to the Amiable President-Elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, whose emergence the common man has seen as divinely ordained. Political pundits have however raised a poser as to the status of the outgoing President during his almost 6years stint as the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic Of Nigeria, the most powerful and populous black nation in the World. Some say, President Jonathan is a CAPTAIN of a Giant Ship but lacks the navigational experience and clues to steer the ship to greatness while some other opinions has it that President Jonathan is a CAPTIVE in Aso-Rock where he just gave his nod to all advises and suggestions given to him by the CABALS surrounding him at the corridor of power. In the light of these foregoing some issues have been raised and these issues will serve as a checklist for the incoming APC administration, should they fail to buckle up, Nigerians will equally wait for them at the poll to show them the power of the BALLOTS.

In civilized and advanced political settings, a President of a country will stand tall and be firm and resolute in the handling of the affairs of the nation as a Leader and a good CAPTAIN, but Jonathan however, was carried away with the status of the President and not the function and performance attached to that office. Here are some of the areas Jonathan failed to take the bull by the horn:

1.     FUEL CRISIS: According to the All Progressive Congress (APC), it said the real causes of the debilitating fuel scarcity across the country are the looting of the $12 billion domestic gas fund under President Goodluck Jonathan’s watch, the Administration’s failure to pay fuel subsidy and the cost of interests on bank loans to oil marketers, thus making it impossible for them to begin another round of importation of refined petroleum products (The News). And with the ongoing fuel scarcity coupled with epileptic and worsening power supply in the past weeks, Nigerians face another round of government-imposed hardship until a messiah comes. Could this be a punishment from President Jonathan for failing to get our votes at the ballots?

2.     JOB LOSS: Going by the prevailing macro-economic indicators, particularly the plunge in oil prices, which ultimately put the value of the naira on a downward slide, pushing up prices of basic raw materials for production, this has forced companies across the sectors to resort to lay-off of hundreds of workers to cut cost. Similarly, the issue of capital flight has created a vacuum in the Foreign Direct Investment portfolio of the nation resulting in mass sack in almost every sector of the economy. The immigration recruitment tragedy where lives were lost as well as scores of injured applicants in the supposed recruitment scam will remain evergreen in the history of job scandals. Until the event of the immigration job scandal, I had only thought job scam was synonymous with the private sectors but Jonathan administration has proven otherwise.

3.     EPILEPTIC POWER SUPPLY: About four years ago, this statement was made by the outgoing President. “If I’m voted into power, within the next four years, the issue of power will become a thing of the past. Four years is enough for anyone in power to make a significant improvement and if I can’t improve on power within this period, it then means I cannot do anything…” Four years after, despite the huge investment and budgets provided for the revamping of the power sector, what we can infer from the charade called Electricity reform is incessant drop in power generation due to shortage of gas supply or as a result insufficient hydro source of energy. Apparently, corruption is the main clog in the wheel of progress in the power sector. We were told that our neighbor Ghana once celebrated one year of uninterrupted power supply, will our generation ever witness such feat?

4.     OVERBEARING DEBT BURDEN: According to Business News, the debt profile of both the Federal Government and the 36 states of the federation as well as the Federal Capital Territory rose by N1.2tn in one year, statistics obtained from the website of the Debt Management Office in Abuja showed. The statistics further showed that the nation’s total public debt rose from N10.04tn as of December 31, 2013 to N11.24tn by December 31, 2014. Also, Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, said the Federal Government has borrowed about N473billion to pay salaries and fund the 2015 budget. With all these huge exposures, has Jonathan administration not mortgaged the future of this country?

5.     MONUMENTAL LEVEL OF CORRUPTION: Should General Muhammadu Buhari decide to tackle only the corruption virus bedeviling this nation, I am religiously certain 8 years won’t be enough to wipe the scourge. Nigeria has for long

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Buhari pledges to diversify Nigeria's oil-dependent economy - Premium Times Nigeria

Buhari pledges to diversify Nigeria's oil-dependent economy - Premium Times Nigeria

The President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, on Sunday in Abuja said he would shift attention from oil to agricultural and mining sectors to create jobs.

Mr. Buhari said this while receiving Northern Elders led by a former diplomat, Maitama Sule.
He said he would address the problem of unemployment as it was one of the biggest challenges facing the nation.

”The biggest message is to try and persuade the people that it is not possible to change the state of affairs now.

”It took 16 years and those 16 years, most of you know it better than myself, Nigeria earned revenue more than what it earned from 1914 till then.

”In the economy, we have to quickly turn to agriculture and mining because that is where you can do the quickest work and earn results.

”In other areas, you need to study them and dust all the books and studies and get people, experienced people, committed people, technocrats to come and help the government.

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How Long Will It Take You to Succeed with Internet Marketing?

Anyone going into Internet marketing always wants to know how long it will take to find success. While success can be different for each person, the underlying question beneath it all is, “How long will it be until I start making steady money?” 

The answer to that is that it’s different for every person because it depends on your idea of success as well as many other factors. Some of the other factors involved will even vary from marketer to marketer.
You might be able to see your first sale the very first week that you’re in business as a marketer, yet on the flip side of that fast first week sale, you could toil all year long before you ever see the first dime for all of your efforts.
What is it that makes the difference between faster profits and having to wait? One of the factors could be the way you’ve set up the business - the model that you use in your strategy for success. 

Another factor could be how much time you have to put into the business. Obviously, the more time you have to work the business, the faster you’ll reach

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Massive rigging in Rivers State, Nigeria

Massive rigging in River State Please watch this video as you see what happen in Bomu Gokana LGA of Rivers State ward 8 precisely as fake result sheet was presented by the INEC officials. The SPO and Police inspector incharge of this ward colonized the voters with election malpractices, carefully take a look at the police holding the result sheet were as it's not suppose to be so. Credit: Nigeriacamera.

Massive ringing in River StatePlease watch this video as you see what happen in Bomu Gokana LGA of Rivers State ward 8...

Posted by Abiodun Akere Azeez on Tuesday, March 31, 2015

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DAYLIGHT ROBBERY IN NIGERIA ELECTION 2015

This is why we are still not progressing in this great nation despite all the material and human resources at our disposal. Look at the shameful act of brigandage exhibited by our compatriots, it is a big shame on our leaders who are mostly animal in human skins. One day will come and the Hen will come home to Roost..

Video exposes INEC officials colluding with PDP to rig elections

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How to Register Your Business/Company/Incorporated Trusteeship/Religious Organizations with the Corporate Affairs Commission in 2 weeks or less.

Dear Readers,

A Big THANK you for reading this free report. I am very sure that after reading this free report you will worry less as to how to go about a formal incorporation with the CAC. I will be revealing to you the details in formalizing a name with the corporate affairs commission in 3 weeks or less.

The Corporate Affairs Commission (The body responsible for registering of businesses) was established by the companies and allied matters act, which was promulgated in 1990 to regulate the formation and management of companies, formalizing incorporated Trusteeships, registration of schools, religious organizations, NGO’s, etc in Nigeria.

The establishment of the Corporate Affairs Commission as an autonomous body was as a result of the perceived inefficiency and ineffectiveness of the erstwhile Company Registry, a department within the Federal Ministry of Commerce and Tourism which was then responsible for the registration and administration of the repealed Companies Act of 1968.

For instance, if you want to register a business name, you can do it in two ways. One is to engage the services of a lawyer or Business consultants in CAC matters and they will get it done for you with about N20,000- N25,000.

The second way to get your business name registered is to do it YOURSELF. Yes, you can walk into any State Office of the Corporate Affairs Commission and get your business registered.

The trouble with this is that if you do not know the secrets of going about it, you will spend months trying to get your business name registered. And I've not even considered those that will be asking you for bribe before you get your business done. This report will reveal the secrets to you.

BUT WHY DO YOU EVEN NEED TO HAVE A CORPORATE NAME

Benefits attached to having a corporate name are so numerous but I will highlight few here.

·         It gives you a self esteem

·         It is an identity

·         It is an investment for the future

·         It can give you freedom

·         It is easier to raise fund as a business than individual

·         It is a way to create a brand name for marketing purpose

·         etc.

The First Thing You Should Do

Once you are ready to register your business name with the Corporate Affairs Commission, the first thing you should do is to go to their office nearest to you.

Take a look at some of their offices.

CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS

Plot 420, Tigris Crescent, Off Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama Abuja. email: cservice@cac.gov.ng

LAGOS

IKEJA: CAC House Plot 7 Otunba Jobi Fele Way,Central Business District Alausa Ikeja.  

RIVERS
112 Aba Road, P/Harcourt, River State

OYO

Premium House, Jericho Road, Eleyele-Ibadan, Oyo State.

EDO

55, Akpakava Street, Benin City, Edo State.

ENUGU

1 Temple Avenue, Off Opara Way, Enugu.

IMO

7/9 Wetheral Road, Owerri, Imo State.

DELTA

Along Anwai/Illah Okpanam Road, Opp. Ministry Of Works, P.M.B 95095, Asaba-Delta State.

BENUE

37 Barracks Road, Makurdi, Benue State.

KANO

52, Unity Road, Kano.

KADUNA

22, Bida Road, National Bank Building, Kaduna.

PLATEAU

21, Murtala Mohammed Way, Jos, Plateau State.

SOKOTO

No. 3, Sultan Ibrahim Dasuki Road, Sokoto.

BORNO

No. 25, Sir Kashim Ibrahim Way, Chari House, Maiduguri, Borno State.

ADAMAWA

Galadima, Aminu Way, Jimeta-Yola, Adamawa State.

BAUCHI

Ground Floor, Nicon House, No. 26, Ahmed Abdulkadir Road, Bauchi State.

AKWA IBOM

131, Udo Umana Road, Uyo- Akwa Ibom State.

CROSS RIVER

No. 10, Calabar Road, Okoi Arikpo House, 3RD Floor, M/M Way By Central Bank.

ONDO

87, Alagbaka Quarters, Akure.

KWARA

Adama Sa'adu's House, Ahmedu Bello Way, Ilorin, Kwara State.

Walk in to the nearest branch to you and ask for name reservation form. It costs just Five Hundred Naira only. You will be given a receipt and a form. On the form, you will be asked to fill in a few details. Details like...

Your Name

Your Address

Your Desired Business Names

A Space to Fill The Type Of Business You Want to Register

You will be required to choose two names. The reason is that if one is not available, they can reserve the other for you. If none of them

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PROSPECTIVE IDEAS: Domestic Workers/Servants, Housemaids, Babysitters, and House-helps: Can You Really Trust Them Anymore?

PROSPECTIVE IDEAS: Domestic Workers/Servants, Housemaids, Babysitters, and House-helps: Can You Really Trust Them Anymore?

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Domestic Workers/Servants, Housemaids, Babysitters, and House-helps: Can You Really Trust Them Anymore?

If only I could have access to interview one or two domestic servants, housemaids, babysitters or House-helps before typing this narration, the article would have been balanced from the two sides of the divide. Nevertheless, that will not deter me from shedding light on the phenomenal cause of domestic abuses going out of fashion between the supposed Domestic Servants (the term I will use interchangeably for all the aforementioned category of workers) and the Almighty ‘Oga’ and ‘Madams’. According to Wikipedia, A domestic worker is a person who works within the employer's household. Domestic workers perform a variety of household services for an individual or a family, from providing care for children and elderly dependents to housekeeping, including cleaning and household maintenance. The term Domestic Servants refers generally to all categories of employees saddled with the responsibility of taking care of house chores in exchange for remuneration/wages. These House chores could be:

1.     Cleaning of the House

2.     Baby-sitting

3.     Cooking

4.     Laundry

5.     Gardening

6.     Running Errands

7.     Elderly Care

8.     Pet Care

9.     Personal Assistance

10.                        General Maintenance.

This is the concept of Domestic Servants in the Stone Age era, Colonial and Modern Day Practice;

Ancient World Slavery

Slavery seems to have been a common practice in many ancient societies such as Egypt, China and the Middle East. Most slaves originated from the spoils of war, kidnap or voluntarily to pay for debts. The treatment of slaves varied in the ancient world, but in most cases slaves were the property of the master, with little or no rights or status. This meant that many were treated harshly, although most ancient societies had some laws to regulate slavery, such as the Babylonian Code of Hammurabi (1750 BC).

Slavery allowed in the Old Testament.

Some people are shocked that slavery was an accepted practice in the Old Testament. However, it must be remembered that the slavery sanctioned in the bible is very different to the slavery that occurred in the Americas in the 17^th and 18th Centuries which is perhaps the popular view of slavery. Old Testament treatment of slaves was also generally more humane than the slavery practiced in other ancient civilizations.

In Roman society the experience of slaves varied depending on their master and the work assigned to them. Some slaves were made to work hard and could be disciplined ruthlessly for minor mistakes, whilst others placed in large villas could have little work to do and were well looked after. Sometimes rich masters kept more slaves than necessary to display their wealth. It is estimated that at the time of Augustus, the richest 5 per cent of Roman citizens owned 1 million slaves; another 2 million slaves were employed elsewhere out of a total population of 7.5 million. Reference…..David Meager http://archive.churchsociety.org/

In Islamic law, the topic of slavery is covered at great length.[1] The Quran (the holy book) and the hadith (the sayings of Muhammad) see slavery as an exceptional condition that can be entered into under certain limited circumstances.[2] Only children of slaves or non-Muslim prisoners of war could become slaves, never a freeborn Muslim.[3] They also consider manumission of a slave to be one of many meritorious deeds available for the expiation of sins.[4] According to Sharia, slaves are considered human beings and possessed some rights on the basis of their humanity. In addition, a Muslim slave is equal to a Muslim freeman in religious issues and superior to the free non-Muslim.[5]

In practice, slaves played various social and economic roles, from Emir to worker. Slaves were widely employed in irrigation, mining, pastoralism, and the army. Some rulers even relied on military and administrative slaves to such a degree that they seized power. However, people did not always treat their slaves in accordance with

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US running out of room to store oil, gas - Vanguard News

US running out of room to store oil, gas - Vanguard News

What is the Government really doing about this news of oil prices further crashing?

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FG slashes Works Ministry’s budget from N100bn to N11bn

FG slashes Works Ministry’s budget from N100bn to N11bn

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FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE: THIS BELIEF CAN DRIVE YOUR PASSION TO START A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN.

In this day and age, more and more employees maintain they should be provided an unqualified legal right to refuse work activities that violate their ethical, moral, personal, or religious convictions or beliefs—in short, their conscience. This assertion has become one of the more controversial issues confronting the labour force. However, the Global economic crisis and weak labour laws/policy has made the employers of labour to be so powerful that casual workers abound in every countries of the world. As a matter of fact, how does FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE propel the knack for a successful start-up business?

According to Thesaurus, Freedom of thought is the right to hold unpopular ideas.

Also, legally (law), any basic right or freedom to which all human beings are entitled and in whose exercise a government may not interfere (including rights to life and liberty as well as freedom of thought and expression and equality before the law).

According to Wikipedia it defines freedom of conscience as the freedom of an individual to hold or consider a fact, viewpoint, or thought, independent of others' viewpoints. It is different from and not to be confused with the concept of freedom of speech or expression.

More recently, efforts to ensure that people could not be forced to facilitate practices or procedures to which they object for reasons of conscience have expanded to the general workforce. Like religion in the workplace, the conscience trend presents an extraordinary challenge to employers. The broad definitions of conscience that are offered both in existing law and in pending legislation, mean that employers will face an increasing challenge regarding how they choose to conduct their business. A recent experience actually triggered this write up, I actually had a client who need the service of a website developer to build a user interface Dating Site, and for the little knowledge I have acquired in Software Marketing I already knew what functionalities the Dating site requires. I promptly called a guy whom I knew could do the magic and he in return asks to speak with the client in question, unfortunately, the deal couldn’t be brokered because the FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE is at play. The guy who was supposed to develop the website declined the job because it is in conflict with his belief as a Jehovah Witness member. This job was easy to reject because the Website developer is the owner of his business and could possibly dictate what kind of offer to accept and reject should a case of conflict of interest arose.

There are many factors responsible for the triggering of FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE, such factors could be:-

1.     Religious Inclinations

2.     Cultural Beliefs

3.     Societal Values

4.     Government Legislations

5.     Work Ethics and Rules

6.     Personal Beliefs and convictions

7.     Mental and Psychological Dispositions

8.     Free Will

The Overriding effect of FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE can be juxtaposed based on these two approaches. The first is the “free market” method. In this approach people should consider possible conflicts between their conscience and workplace demands before taking a job. Accepting the job is accepting to do whatever the job entails irrespective of one’s beliefs, and the employer owes no duty to try to comply with those beliefs.

The Second approach is to really find out  why being an entrepreneur is much better than a j-o-b. When you’re an entrepreneur, you get to set the goals, you get to choose the direction your business takes and which projects will be the best fit for your endeavor. Running your own business allows you the freedom to change directions, work your own hours, and avoid the frustrating commute and the knowledge that you never have to worry about being laid off again due to your FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE.

I personally belong to the group of people who believes this freedom of conscience phenomenon can serve as a guide to starting a business of your own if painstakingly managed. We are in a world where everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion. Therefore I strongly believed that if this freedom of conscience is universally proclaimed, more and more people will venture into entrepreneurship as a means of livelihood.

Olanite Lekan

ideasandprospects@gmail.com

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40 Reasons to VOTE Buhari/Osinbajo

1. To fight corruption and return Nigeria to Nigerians.
2. To make monuments of reference against corruption.
3. To create mementos of deterrence such that posterity will eschew corruption.
4. To punish corruption irrespective of partisan affiliation unlike Jonathan’s shielding of Chief Ifeanyi Uba of TAN, Alhaji Mohammed Abacha and Chief Femi Fani-Kayode.
5. To rescue our nation from the grip of a Cabal.
6. To break the hold of a few Government made Billionaires on State resources.
7. To make governance responsible an
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Top 3 Causes For Procrastination

There are those people who are supposed to achieve greater things but fail to do so. Why? Some of the external factors cannot be controlled. However, most of the time factors for success lie within us. Procrastination is one of the many roadblocks that could hinder you down the road to greater achievements. Anyone can procrastinate. Sometime we don’t even realize there were doing it. However, there are also those time where we already know that we’re procrastinating yet we fail to do anything to stop it. Why do people procrastinate anyway and what are the effects of procrastination to people? There are several reasons as to why people start procrastinating in the first place. Let’s have a look at some of the reasons why:

Skill Deficiency

One of the most common reasons for procrastination is the lack of ability. Completing tasks often requires certain skills from an individual. Having no related skills of any sort that would aid in the completion of the task would make it seem impossible to even begin. Most often, skill related problems leading to procrastination are solved by addressing what the actual problems are. Seeking professional help or counseling often aids greatly in addressing these concerns.

Lack Of Interest

No matter how awesome anything is to you, if someone else don’t find interest in it they never will. Lack of interest will lead people to avoid tasks that are not in their favorable list. If in case you are subjected to complicated tasks, the best way to approach it is to put your feelings aside and simply do it. Doing it without any mental burden of not liking it will greatly reduce the chances of procrastination.

Lack Of Motivation

There is often a misconception about how motivation works. Most of the time people think that they need to be motivated first before doing tasks. But how about unpleasant tasks? Tasks like shoveling snow in the freezing cold, raking leaves in fall, or doing taxes. These tasks are not the most pleasant of tasks but people still do them. Why? Motivation really comes after the task has been started. Once the ball start rolling, the desire to complete it can be enough motivation to keep going.

These examples are only some of the many reasons why people start procrastinating. As you can see, curing procrastination takes a lot of determination and is not for the faint of heart. Just always remember that there is no great task without a great person and that individual could be you.  

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3 Common Reasons Why People Fall Into Procrastination

• 3 Common Reasons Why People Fall Into Procrastination

• 3 Key Points To Making It On Time

• 4 Steps To Overcome Procrastination

There can be several reasons why people procrastinate. Some people procrastinate without realizing that they are already doing it, while others are well aware yet do not take any course of action to stop it.

3 Common Reasons Why People Fall Into Procrastination

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Nigeria Gradually Becoming A Hub For Internet Companies | Sahara Reporters

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UN-HEALTHY RIVALRY: WHAT APC AND PDP ARE NOT TELLING NIGERIANS.

If the general election had been held on February 14^th 2015 Nigerians would have known who their next President is, but the power that be coupled with some administrative laxity on the part of Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) decided to shift the date till March 28^th 2015. The power-play and propaganda witnessed during the campaign period is enough to throw the country into confusion but majority of Nigerian populace has grown thick skin to the unpleasant antecedents of the political class. In this article, my major concern is not to juxtapose the strength of the two major political parties but to bring to the fore one of the key sector of the economy ignored by the political gladiators in their campaign and that key factor is not other than HEALTH SECTOR.

Let me start with the age long  saying that ‘HEALTH IS WEALTH’ and as we all know that without fitness, health and agility the body is just like a car without an engine therefore it could hardly perform optimally. I have been following up with the camaraderie and deceptions in the name of campaigns and manifestos by the PDP and  APC respectively, the greater part of their message is centered upon taking over power and retaining power at all cost from one another. To whom much is given, much is expected, Nigerians do not expect less from Government in certain areas of social welfare like Health, Security, Electricity, Basic Education, Road and other basic infrastructures. Therefore it will not be too much to ask the Government at all levels to provide FREE medical services to all the citizens of this great nation considering the vast and abundant wealth at our disposal, also taking into cognizance the colossal thievery and corruption going on in the corridor of power, this amount in billions of dollars are either being stolen, siphoned, laundered, mismanaged and corruptly diverted into private pockets of our leaders is enough to provide FREE MEDICAL CARE for everyone in this Nation. However, our leaders both the present FG led by the PDP and the opposition parties largely led by APC are complacent on this issue by not providing enough for the Health system to function effectively.

PATRICK SAWYERR of Liberia really expose the lag in the Health management system of this country when he came with the EBOLA virus into the country last year August 2014, save for the fire brigade approach of the Lagos State Government, Nigeria would have been worst hit by the lethal virus. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) standard of doctor-patient ratio 1:600, Nigeria currently posts a poor doctor-patient ratio of 1:3500. In the last 6months I have had the cause to

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