Parenting Etiquette Part I Contributed by Janet Adetu Many of us start the journey to professionalism well before the journey to parenthood. In fact the school of thought says that it is wiser to get a job first before you think of getting married, the reasons of course are not farfetched. Whether you are a […]
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Mums have skills but many times do not see how they can translate this into being employable outside the home. See below a list of some of the skills that mums have honed while being “mum’.
The reality of prayer is that it is as important to spiritual life as breathe is to life. We ought to pray as we wake up and start the day. We pray to thank God, we pray when things are good and pray when things are challenging. We should pray before we take big decisions
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I stumbled on a story that stated that the 15 year old son of David and Victoria Beckham got a job in a coffee shop, where he is earning minimum wage because his parents want him to learn the value of money. The Beckhams are some of the richest set of parents in the world and
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Contributed by Ayo Iyiola-Olumide Mums take on a lot in raising their children but only a handful of them get appreciated. When a woman is waiting to have a baby, all eyes are on her. She seems to bear the shame and pain of having no children even when the doctor confirms it’s his problem.
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A Nigerian gains admission into eight U.S. Ivy League schools High school senior Harold Ekeh didn’t just get into one Ivy League university. He was accepted into all eight. But the really hard part for Ekeh is deciding where to go. He actually got into all 13 schools he applied to, including MIT and Johns
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This was originally posted on Huffington Post read the full article “What Change Means to Us in Nigeria” here. We all know the famous saying “The only thing that is constant is change.” We also know that to adapt we need to embrace and welcome change. This was our reality recently. Nigeria is a paradox
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The update to this case is that they have contacted the family demanding a ransom for the kidnapped children in the sum of 15mln. A case has been reported yesterday of a Nanny who has kidnapped the children in her care. The news is being strung together and what seems to be coming out is
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It is World Health Day today, April 7th. This years theme is “food safety” and it is relevant to the world we live in today. Where we need to be increasingly aware of what we are eating, where our food is from and how it is being prepared. There are several illnesses on the rise
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