Nigeria News Forum

  Ask me who's Nigeria's best president ever, and I will gladly tell you Yar’Adua . The man was good. He lived a simple and honest life. Served his home state for 8 years and Nigeria for 2+ years. He did not buy private jets, did not establish a private university, did not build a private estate, did not loot money and stash it in a foreign account, did not build a private radio/tv station, did not build a private hotel/shopping mall, and did not oppress his opponents. He obeyed the rule of law . On assuming office, he publicly declared his assets. He initiated electoral reforms and gave the judiciary a free hand to do its job. In his days, the ruling party lost several states to opposition via court judgments, and the good man kept his cool. He brought peace to the Niger-Delta via amnesty . He created the Ministry of the Niger-Delta and granted scholarships to thousands of former militants in different universities abroad. He was learned, he spoke coherently, and acted resp...

 1. Stop  telling people your plans When you over share, you hurt your own progress. Keep things private and win. 2. Know when to say no Strong people put their own well being before pleasing others. Practice saying no more often. 3. Make a decision, and commit to it Too many people lack discipline and go back to their toxic patterns. Make a decision to change, and stick to it. 4. There is power in numbers Nobody has made it in life all by themselves. You need a team that uplifts and supports you. Stop being a lone wolf. 5. Starve your distractions, feed your focus Focus on your goals instead of cheap dopamine. You will achieve anything you ever wanted. 6. Always provide value to others There is only one secret to success: making other people's lives easier. In business and relationships, providing value will keep you their first priority. Try to appreciate other people's work 

 NDE Recruitment 2023: The National Directorate of Employment (NDE) has announced that 1000 young men and women will be recruited in each local government The National Directorate of Employment (NDE) has announced that 1000 young men and women will be recruited in all the local government of the federation, where the federal government will pay Them 20,000 naira for three months. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSceT99dHVqRgGRw3LEPBFZ84MHZ6WSuTnyaAZwEzpSUbbHeKQ/viewform They are in the process of receiving the form to fill in. Today, there are only 2 days left to fill in. Click on the link below now https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSceT99dHVqRgGRw3LEPBFZ84MHZ6WSuTnyaAZwEzpSUbbHeKQ/viewform