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Do you want to be successful say no to these to things Number one: say no to procrastination When you procrastinate you postpone your destiny. Rememberyou are co-creator of your world. Start that business now, take that test now Number two: fear of fallure Fear is the result of lack of courage and lack of courage may be the result of adequate knowledge about something. Get the right knowledge and face your life head on. Remember you will not get all the imformation you require but you have keep pushing your goal because the more you push the more it become clearer Number three: say no to negativity: Be positive and optimistic at all times. Most time our reality are the product of what we say and think Number four: stop resisting change; we all know that change is constantand as the world revolve we must revolve also or else you remain irrelevant in the face fast changing world Number five; over planning: I told you early before now you will not get all what the pieces of information you want or need. Over planning can cause procrastination and you may never take a step towards your goal. Number six: avoiding feedbacks: For you grow, you must seek opinon of your growth from others. When you shae your thought with others you can possibly prevent yourself from repeating mistakes Number seven patience: the truth is success takes times: waiting can be tough and difficult but the universe always rewards the patience ones. The saying still remains truth: the patience dog eat the fatest bone. Number eight stop comparing yourself to others: others should be a source of motivation to drive you to pursue a great height but not to engage on unhealthy comparism. I understand social media is driving a lot of us crazy but you must take control of your world. Number nine stop over commiting yourself undeserving event or person; your time is more valuable than your currency and when lost can’t be regain. Guide it jealously. Number ten seeking perfection your plans cancot or never be 100% perfect or complete or accurate. Take the dull by the horn find start along the way you going to perfect your way to success

Welcome to our channel! In this eye-opening video, we delve into a pivotal moment in Nigeria's education system. President Bola Tinubu has signed a groundbreaking student loan bill into law, ushering in a new era of possibilities for Nigerian students. The Student Loan Scheme promises interest-free education loans for tertiary education, breaking down financial barriers for countless individuals. Join us as we explore the details of this monumental initiative, its eligibility criteria, and the transformative impact it's set to have on the nation's future. #corruption #nigeria #france #Nigeria Student Loan #Education Revolution #President Bola Tinubu #Nigerian Economic Summit #Higher Education Nigeria #Student Loan Scheme #Affordable Education #Tertiary Education #Educational Opportunities #Financial Inclusion #College Funding #Academic Equality #Education Policy #Government Initiatives #Educational Reforms #Future of Nigerian Education #Financial Access #Student Loan Eligibility #Student Loan Application #Education Funding Solutions

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The president administration is towards the direction of 1986 that crippled and kill Nigeria local industries. upon assumption of duties, from the president inaugural speech; fueI subsidy was removed and technically devaluation of the naira through the unification of exchange rate. recently, the Nigeria port are open to all kinds of imports by the lifting of ban on about 43 items understand why a lot of people are celebrating the lifting of ban on the 43 items and I also knows that, majority of us don't know and understand what the world bank recommendation did to our economy from 1986 till date stay tuned to know

My worries are the rising cost of education across all our institutions both federal and state and no body talking about it. There’s this saying: if you think education is expensive try ignorant. I know education can be expensive but our government shouldn’t make it more expensive for the citizen. Stop subsiding education; so, the IMF do recommend. but, where our leaders are missing it is, when buying into the so call advice of this big nations through IMF, World Bank and other international organization is that, we always fail to check their history when they still were growing, and examine, what policy do they apply to turn their situation around and how we can apply such to our situation. The truth is, while these bigger nations were growing up as a developing nation, they subsidize their education and try everything humanly possible to make their citizens go to school

Can Nigeria Replicate Singapore's Economic Success? Singapore was once a poor, underdeveloped island, but it has since become one of the richest and most developed countries in the world. The Singapore economy model is a mixed economy that combines elements of free market capitalism and government intervention. In this video, we will explore the key features of the Singapore economy model and discuss how Nigeria can replicate Singapore's economic success. We will also discuss the challenges that Nigeria faces and the steps that it needs to take to achieve sustainable economic growth and development. Key topics covered in the video: * What is the Singapore economy model? * What are the key features of the Singapore economy model? * How can Nigeria replicate Singapore's economic success? * What are the challenges that Nigeria faces in achieving sustainable economic growth and development?

let's talk about something that's been on everyone's mind - fuel subsidies. Is it really gone, as the government claims, or is there more to the story? If we followed what the NNPCl DG Said few months ago, shortly after the removal of subsidy when there was a second hike in the pump price of PMS. The NNPC DG had this to say: that the forces of demand and supply across the globe will determine the pump price of PMS in the country. Well, that is half-truth. That is not the real cause. Petroleum products are traded in dollar due to the petrodollar agreement with Saudi in the 40’s And there’s technical devaluation of our dear naira know as: the liberalization of the exchange rate across all platforms. Dollar to a naira is about 1000 naira now. What do you think will be the landing cost of petroleum product like gas PMS, kerosene and other? Oh, and by the way a barrel of crude is about a 100 dollar now. Whether we like it or not the word subsidy is not gone long as the PMS pump price still remains the same. The only way subsidy can be taken out, is when we have self-sufficiency in production of petroleum products. If government should allowed the end users that is, the citizen bears the burden PMS might just hit that 1000-naira mark, and diesel could skyrocket to over 1400 naira. But hold on, the government's got a little something up its sleeve. A few months back, the president's spokesperson reassured us that PMS prices wouldn't go up again. How's that possible? Well, there's a nifty CBN arrangement to support petroleum imports, covering any fluctuations in the exchange rate Now, whether you agree with me or not, this smells like subsidy in another form. The government only tries to reduce the burden of subsidizing fuel on itself, but let's face it, it's still there. If we look at it closely, a barrel of crude oil costs about 100 dollars, and our exchange rate is about 1000 naira to a dollar. No foreign refinery is going to accept our currency or theirs when it comes to anything related to petroleum products. Blame it on that petrodollar arrangement between the US and Saudi Arabia. Remember the good old days when we could ship our crude oil to foreign refineries without buying the crude and without paying for refining costs, just the carriage? Well, that ship has sailed. That’s why some folks think there’s a lot of corruption going on at NNPC and is calling for a probe. And honestly, in such an arrangement, there shouldn't be any subsidies. But NNPC, they've got a different story With The petrodollar arrangement and the liberalization of exchange rate, importers of petroleum products such as: PMS, AGO, Kerosene and liquidity gas will pay more in naira when exchange to dollar to refinery and import back to the country. If the pump price of PMS still remains what it is today, the government will be paying subsidy it may be in a different way probably in different way different from previous administrations. Let me know your opinion in the comment box I promise to take my time to go through them all and like back your comment. Thanks for watching, please like and subscribe if you haven’t subscribe yet I please educating and informative contents at all time. Till next time, stay informed and keep those conversations going!

In a groundbreaking investigation, a team led by Obazee is on the verge of recovering approximately N400 trillion that was allegedly looted from the Central Bank of Nigeria and government entities. This special investigator, appointed by the President, has uncovered startling revelations.

I agreed with president Tinubu that, our major problem as a nation is not the result of lack of human or capital or natural resources but leadership. This problem is not peculiar to Nigeria alone, this spread across the African continent. As African it our responsibility to talk about this issue relating to our relating to our continent.

Ghanaian government faces bankruptcy as it struggles to pay billions in debt to international creditors. The IMF extended a $3 billion loan to stabilise Ghana's economy amid the financial crisis and mounting debts. Ghana's ongoing debt crisis linked to COVID-19, geopolitical events, and rising food and fuel prices raises concerns about future financial stability.

PRESIDENT TINUBU ADDRESSES 78TH UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY; ADVOCATES UNIVERSAL SANCTION BY UN NATIONS FOR THEIR COMPANIES AND PERSONS ILLEGALLY SMUGGLING ARMS AND MINERALS INTO AND OUT OF AFRICA President Bola Tinubu, on Tuesday in New York City, addressed world leaders at the 78th United Nations General Assembly, during which he made a firm and compelling declaration that the time is now for UN member states to show, with their actions, that they mean what they say concerning the crackdown on terror financing, economic sabotage, and illicit mineral & arms smuggling in the developing world. "The fourth important aspect of global trust and solidarity is to secure the continent’s mineral rich areas from pilfering and conflict. Many such areas have become catacombs of misery and exploitation. The Democratic Republic of the Congo has suffered this for decades, despite the strong UN presence there. The world economy owes the DRC much, but gives her very little. "Foreign entities that are abetted by local criminals, who aspire to be petty warlords, have drafted thousands of our people into servitude to illegally mine gold and other resources. Billions of dollars meant to improve the nation now fuel countless violent enterprises. If left unchecked, they will threaten peace and place national security at grave risk. Given the extent of this injustice and the high stakes involved, many Africans are asking whether this phenomenon is by accident or by design. Member nations must reply by working with us to deter their firms and nationals from this 21st century pillage of the continent’s riches. To keep faith with the tenets of this world body and the theme of this year’s Assembly, the poverty of nations must end. The pillage of one nation’s resources by the overreach of firms and people of stronger nations must now end," the President declared. President Tinubu further noted that his aggressive economic development diplomatic push for new investment has been demonstrably effective in presenting Nigeria as business-ready, but the ease of doing business, according to the President, might not be the major encumbrance to large scale investment. "The question is not whether Nigeria is open for business. The question is how much of the world is truly open to doing business with Nigeria and Africa in an equal, mutually beneficial manner. Direct investment in critical industries, opening their ports to a wider range and larger quantity of quality African exports, and meaningful debt relief are important aspects of the cooperation we desire," the President affirmed. The President equally noted that the global fight against the effects of climate change can not be based on a "one size fits all" approach and that nations must be cooperated with in the design and implementation of their own strategies, which are tailored to their respective socio-economic strengths and weaknesses. "African nations will fight climate change, but we must do so on our own terms. To achieve the needed popular consensus, this campaign must accord with our overall economic efforts. In Nigeria, we shall build political consensus by highlighting remedial actions which also promote the broader economic good. "Projects such as 'The Great Green Wall' to stop desert encroachment; halting the destruction of our forests through the mass production and distribution of gas burning stoves; and the provision of employment through local water management and irrigation projects are examples of efforts that equally advance both economic and climate change objectives simultaneously. Continental efforts regarding climate change will register important victories, only if established economies were more forthcoming with public and private sector investment for Africa’s preferred projects and initiatives," the President cautioned. President Bola Tinubu concluded by reminding the world what Africa truly represents in the global village. "Walk with us as true friends and partners. Africa is not a problem to be avoided, nor is it to be pitied. Africa is nothing less than the key to the world’s future."

FG, State, UNICEF Set up transit Schools For 11,000 Out Of School displaced Children in Niger .....As Humanitarian Minister Distributes Palliatives to IDPs affected by Bandits, Equipments to 400 Beneficiaries of N-skills Traning The Minister for Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Dr Betta Edu has disclosed her Ministry's is collaborating with UNICEF and state Governments to create within a secured location, new transit schools and low-cost homes for over 11,000 out-of-school children and Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs in Niger state as part of President Bola Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda which focuses on the eradication of poverty and reduction of the humanitarian crisis in the country

PRESIDENT TINUBU SET TO ATTEND 78TH UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN NEW YORK After a successful outing at the G-20 Summit in New Delhi, India, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is scheduled to depart Abuja on Sunday for New York, where he will participate in the 78th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), which will be his first as the Nigerian leader. The theme of the UNGA is: “Rebuilding trust and Reigniting global solidarity: Accelerating action on the 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals towards peace, prosperity, progress and sustainability for all.” On September 19, the first day of the High-Level General Debate of the 78th UNGA Session, President Tinubu will deliver his inaugural National Statement. Before engaging in the General Debate, the President will join other world leaders to participate in the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (UN 2023 Summit on SDGs). President Tinubu’s address will encompass several issues, such as sustainable development, climate change, global cooperation, and the imperative to address inequalities and global humanitarian crises. Additionally, President Tinubu is slated to participate in the High-Level Dialogue on Financing for Development; High-Level Meeting on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response; UN Secretary General’s Climate Ambition Summit; High-Level Meeting on Universal Health Coverage; High-Level Panel on Reform of the Global Financial Architecture, amongst others. In New York, President Tinubu is also scheduled to hold several bilateral meetings with world leaders, including the Presidents of the European Union Commission, Brazil, and South Africa, amongst others. The President will also advance his economic development agenda for aggressive investment attraction in meetings with the global leadership of transnational firms, such as Microsoft, Meta Technologies, Exxon Mobil, General Electric, and others. Furthermore, on the margins of UNGA, President Tinubu will detail emerging cross-sectoral investment opportunities in Nigeria in his address to American business leaders at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. It is noteworthy that while engaging with officials at the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ) Headquarters in New York City, the Nigerian leader will have the honour of conducting the NASDAQ closing ceremony during its trading session, making President Tinubu the first African President to do this. The President will also address the Nigerian SMEs Business Summit, where he will seek to highlight the increasingly important role of Nigerian enterprises in global trade.

Havana, Cuba - On the sidelines of the G77 + China Leaders' Summit, the Honourable Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Senator Abubakar Kyari, embarked on a historic journey to strengthen the ties between Nigeria and Cuba in the field of agriculture. The meeting, held on Thursday, September 14th, 2023, in Havana, Cuba, was hosted by the Vice Minister of the Ministry of Agriculture (MINAG) of the Republic of Cuba, Rodolfo G. Rodríguez Expósito.