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Monday 15 September 2014

GOD ALWAYS HAS A MAN FOR EVERY WOMAN



Hey y'all been long time i posted stuff on here......anyways here is a nice piece written by Jerome Onipede. Assimilate it!


It was late in the night when I got her call, I usually don’t check the time to see how late a call was coming in for me, but I had to check because the voice on the phone was like that of a Teenager, and I was wondering what could have gone wrong. I have had young people call me just to seek for help when their parents are about to get a divorce and they want a counsellor to speak with them or text messages like I got from one which read “Good Morning sir. Please my Mum is going through a lot and needs counselling It’s still all about my Dad. Help us sir. God bless”. Lots of Children in Nigeria now are carrying the burdens of irresponsible and selfish parents who think about nothing, but themselves alone. Some of these children react/rebel by losing interest in their studies lose interest in God, find solace in alcohol, drugs or sex, and a lot of them have lost interest in values that promote love and commitment. But then before I take you too far into all that, the caller wasn’t a teenager, she just had a tiny inquisitive teenage voice. She actually was much of an adult when I met her. Was I relieved to know it was not another teenager carrying the unfinished business of self centered parents in his/her young life?  Continue Reading....

Tuesday 15 July 2014

On Malala's Visit To Nigeria!





When i saw the news that the girls' education campaigner Malala Yousafzai, who was shot by pakistani Taliban, arrived in  Nigeria for safe schools initiative campaign, i keep asking myself the question: Can Malala help in the rescue of Chibok girls? Why did she choose to make this visit after 90 days of the abduction? Who is hosting her: the federal Government or #Bringbackourgirls Campaigners? The Israeli and United states military experts that are here in Nigeria to help the Nigerian Military rescue the schoolgirls have not yielded any positive results so far.
I even fear for Malala's safety, given the security situation in the country. I can say that her life is also in danger as the Federal Government is insincere in solving the problem of insecurity the country is facing.

    Malala's visit was a move by the federal Government to boost its image over the abduction Saga, but the #Bringbackourgirls campaigners are planning to use the visit to emphasize and show the world how the FG has failed to rescue the girls. The visit, to me, is of no use as it would not make any impact. The issue of Malala's safe school initiative is not our concern. Let the Nigerian Security agencies do their job and rescue the girls. The arrival of the US and Israeli military intelligence officers is much of concern too. The government should stop politicising this matter; our concern is to see the girls back. BringBackOurGirls Campaigners have done their best despite the threat they have been facing from security agencies. They have spent two-and-half months campaigning with their own money; their effort is commendable.

    The hosting of Malala, and sponsoring of her safe school initiative campaign by the Nigerian government, is condemnable and is regarded as a waste of public fund. The right people deserving government's attention in their campaign are the #BringBackOurGirls campaigners. I PRAY THAT THOSE GIRLS BE RESCUED IN GOOD CONDITION AND RETURNED TO THEIR PARENTS SAFELY. May those who have hand in the bombings, killings and abductions in Nigeria never have peace in their minds. May God destroy them and make peace to reign in our dear country........  Please join the Banter......

Thursday 12 June 2014

Meet The real-life goddesses whose feet don't touch the ground: Inside the bizarre world of Nepalese child deities who live in temples and are forbidden from WALKING until they reach puberty.


The 'living goddesses' are chosen as infants and adored by thousands of Hindus and Buddhists until menstruation.
The Kumaris are an incarnation of the goddess Kali and are seen as protectors from evil and a bestower of good luck.
The young girls are sheltered away - and cannot go to school - until they are required at festivals and processions.
In most communities around the world, goddesses are symbolic of a spiritual world. But in Nepal, these sacred females live and breathe.
Handpicked from birth, these pre-pubescent girls are known as Kumaris and are believed to be incarnations of the Hindu Goddess of Power, Kali.
From the moment they are chosen for their role, and pass a rigorous 32-stage test, these living goddesses are propelled to immortal-like status, deemed to be protectors from evil by thousands of adoring Hindus and Buddhists.
But for these girls, it is not just a name and status that they are given - their whole life changes.
Kumaris - which means virgin in Nepalese - are forced to leave their homes and are hidden away in temples as a living deity, only able to leave when they are required at festivals and processions as the subject of worship.
These Kumaris are even considered too special to walk, instead being carried in chariots, thrones and other people's arms - sometimes meaning they do not learn to walk until they retire.
And the girls are banned from going to school or taking part in day-to-day society, only appearing outside their homes or temples up to 13 times a year.
But once they reach puberty, everything changes for these Kumaris. After menstruation starts, the girls are put through a 12-day 'Gufa' ritual, after which their life as a Kumari ends - and they return to an ordinary life that they have never known. See more photos...


Tuesday 10 June 2014

Why It’s Not Safe To Be Friends With An Ex!



I’ve been asked this question countless times over the years: Can two people who were in love and breakup then be friends? The answer is twofold: It depends, and maybe in time but usually not at first. To really get at this answer, we have to look at a definition of friendship. Continue....

Tuesday 13 May 2014

7 Ways to style your box braids



hello NEB readers, if you're the type that likes braiding, learn 7 (seven) simple ways to style your box braids..... i think im gonna braid my own hair soon having watched this video....what do y'all think about this video?

Enjoy !!!

Monday 12 May 2014

How To Pull Him Back If He's Drifting Away!



Hello sweethearts, yeah i know I've been away for quite some time now, been attending seminars, and stuffs....you know I've got a life ohh!! lol anyways I've got this to share for those of you in a relationship. chaoo =D

Is your relationship in jeopardy or under stress because of constant disagreements and arguments with your man where he doesn't seem to listen or care?

Are you worried that you can’t seem to reach any common ground because every time you bring up what you’re feeling or what you want, he gets irritated with you?

As if YOU are the one with the problem?

As if you are wrong to disagree with him about anything, or wrong to say how you feel about something?

If you’re like most sensible women, then all you really want is a little understanding.

I know how painful and frustrating it can be when the ONLY thing that seems to be getting in the way of a close and lasting connection with your man is some recurring misunderstandings.

But I’m about to give you two secrets that will improve the way you communicate and stop the downward spiral of fighting today... Read more after the cut..

Tuesday 25 February 2014

Homeless to Howard: James Ward Raises Money Online to Attend College



James Ward

Place of Residence: Los Angeles, Calif.

Why He’s a Game Changer: Ward, whose family faced homelessness, was able to crowd source the $12,000 he needed to attend Howard University this fall.

Ward, 19, and his family have dealt with homelessness for four years, bouncing between shelters and the street in L.A.’s Skid Row. Jessica Sutherland, (pictured with Ward below) a digital media producer who had also been homeless as a child, found out that Ward had been accepted to Howard and had received scholarships but still need $12,000 to cover costs for a full year.
A tightening of the guidelines to Parent PLUS loans have hurt students at many historically black colleges and universities. Ward’s loan was denied three weeks before he was set to leave for Howard. Continue reading...

Wednesday 22 January 2014

'Fingers must just get in the way': Incredible jewellery designed and crafted by woman who was born without digits on her hands


A talented jeweller whose creations sell for thousands of pounds has told how she manages to create her intricate ornaments despite having no fingers.
Annette Gabbedey, 48, creates delicate rings, earrings and bracelets, inset with with diamonds, opals and other precious stones in her workshop in Frome, Somerset.
But the expert goldsmith, who was born without fingers, uses no special tools to help her work and says she cannot imagine how people with fingers manage to do it.

Mrs Gabbedey, who says she was always encouraged by her family to 'get out there and sort it out', studied jewellery-making at school and college before training amongst the jewellery experts of London's Hatton Garden.
She moved to Somerset 24 years ago, and now has a reputation as one of Britain's finest craftsmen and opal specialists.
She said: 'It is just your own perception of how you look at yourself, and for me I was born like it, so I have never known anything different.............continue reading and see more photos....

Friday 10 January 2014

I STARTED LAUNDRY BUSINESS WITH BUCKET AND WASH


Having read this, i had hope that many other Nigerians living in abject poverty can still survive one way or the other......

Dry cleaning and laundry business sprang up to offer services to those who might be too busy to take care of their clothings or to relieve them of the stress involved in washing thereby paying for the service rendered by those who have found it a lucrative venture.
The business is a viable income and job generating venture which generates returns of over 100 percent on investment and involves little capital to start.
It is in light of this that some people have ventured into the business to render services to people. The business is a thriving one especially in the urban centres where most people do not have much time to do their washing by themselves.
Laundry and dry cleaning service is simply washing of clothing materials, ironing and proper packaging for people who need the services.
Mrs. Rose Kalu Awa, who operates a dry cleaning and laundry outfit in EFAB Estate, Abuja, said she has been in the business for the past five years and there is no looking back for her.
Her outfit, Sommy Wash Laundry and Dry Cleaning Services, though started with N13, 000 in 2008 now has a workshop in EFAB and a collection center in Utako. She said that she started with a small capital with which she bought a bucket, one pressing iron, detergent, starch, tablet soap and somebody gave her a table to use...continue reading!

Monday 6 January 2014

Planning ahead for the New Year




Hip hip hurray, it’s the New Year. Three hundred and sixty-five days, five hundred and twenty-five thousand, six hundred minutes and thirty-one million, five hundred and thirty-six thousand seconds gone by just like that. It is a time to start afresh and set new goals especially financial goals. At this particular time of the year many people begin to make New Year’s resolutions, however many of these resolutions are just wishes that never become reality. Worse still many of these do not relate to personal or business finance issues. It is not enough to just say I would get out of debt in 2014 or I would give more to charity. How do you intend to make this a reality?  It is therefore not enough to just make resolutions instead it is more profitable to set goals. You may ask, what is the difference between a resolution and a goal? According to the Oxford Dictionary, resolution can be defined as “a firm decision to do or not to do something”, whilst according to the Business Dictionary “a goal is an observable and measurable end result having one or more objectives to be achieved within a more or less fixed time frame”. Essentially a goal must be SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic/Relevant and Time bound). As 2014 commences, it is a time to Reflect, Refocus and Review...... continue reading