Most homes engage the service of domestic staff and it is important for you as the employer to keep certain things in mind as you manage your domestic staff. Background checks are important before they start work. Insist on speaking to an ex-employer. Very importantly get an identity card for them and keep a copy […]
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There is hardly any woman who does not have a desire to have that skin which glows. One thing is for sure, self-confidence is boosted, the admiration of others is added to the list, flaunting the skin (in a modest way) is one of the blessings; in fact becoming a beauty ambassador becomes a reality.
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I have been on weight loss journey over the last few months and so far have successfully lost about 7kg (16lbs) It might not sound like a lot but it is a lot for someone who has been struggling for a long time to shed the weight. Some people have been asking me to share
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Today I had the privilege of seeing and hearing from Dr Ada Igonoh who gave her account of surviving ebola. Her faith in God and her sheer determination to survive will wake you up and steer up your faith. She made us laugh when she said she told God she was young and she needed
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Private schools in the country, including Covenant and Landmark universities, owned by the church are often criticized for being too expensive for average Nigerians to afford. Oyedepo suggests that the complaints on fees are as a result of misplaced priorities. He explains that in his view many Nigerians complain about the cost of education in private
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I read this article by Nick Bilton from the New York Times, who gave an insight into how parents in the technology industry are raising their children at home with surprisingly low reliance on technology or the use of devices. Steve Jobs reportedly said that in their home they “limit how much technology their kids
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When you hear the word ‘diet’ what is the first thing that comes to mind? For me, a good while ago, it meant ‘deprivation’. Guess it had to do with the fuss of weight loss and all that – you can and can’t eat certain foods to lose weight…you must be on a kind of
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Work life balance questions and challenges has almost successfully been branded as a Woman’s issue..as a Woman specific monopoly . So it was with surprise that I read about Max Schireson on huffingtonpost who made the decision to step down from the position of CEO to spend more time with his family. It was the title
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August 12th is a day designated by the United Nations for the purpose of drawing attention to youth. This years theme is ‘Youth and Mental Health“. The numbers of youth who are having various mental health issues are on the rise around the world. While it is not talked about much in Nigeria it is also a
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We’ve all been born with certain gifts and talents – We grow in proportion to the way we develop these talents. Neglecting them in a way diminishes who we are while developing them helps us achieve our potential and gives us that deep sense of fulfilment. Self-development is definitely another of the keys to a
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