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  THE TWO  FISHERMEN By Abenga Janet  🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈 There were two fishermen who where close pals. They used to catch fish together on weekends. Since they were busy in their personal work and family , they hardly spend time together.  It was a Saturday and they decided to drive to a nearby pond to enjoy  their day in fishing. Also, they wanted to have some feast with the fish they catch. Both carried essential utensils, cooking accessories, ingredients and fishing equipments. They reached the pond.  Read For...  Your greatest enemy in life They sat at a distance  and started hunting for the fish. The first fisherman  got a big and beautiful fish in a few minutes. He was so happy and placed the fish in the ice box to retain the freshness. He decided to cook the fish as a whole fish in the noon. He spent some more time and captured a few more fishes. He decided to make a grand meal with the fish. Also, he froze  a few fishes to take it back to home. It was almost more than an hour they

 Fantastic Chika's test  In The UK By Nigeria Story  🌿🌽🌾🌈☁☁ Wow 12-year-old Nigerian boy based in the UK, Chika Ofili, has been presented with a Special Recognition Award for making a new discovery in Mathematics.

  Hi –Friend,   By Burkley Carthage  🛍🛍🛍🛍🛍 Making important changes in your life  requires time  and, consistent action. Momentum is incredibly important as you want to make steady progress  to your  goal. In today ’s article, I discus s the importance of momentum and give you 7 simple  steps for building momentum. Check it out here... Why we speak with confidence ? What are you out for?

  The Law of Unintended Consequence By Mark Manson 🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥   We’re talking about 1) the law of unintended consequences, 2) meta-feelings and being ashamed of shame 3) a 2020  mental health update.  Let’s get into it.  1. The law  of Unintended Consequences - Long-time MFM  readers will remember that when I kicked this newsletter  off last year, one of the first things I wrote about was something I called “The Nuclear  Power Effect.” I described it as a situation where the “solution” to something really scary is subtly more damaging than the scary thing itself. In the case of nuclear power, it turns out that shutting down reactors increases reliance on fossil fuels which actually harms and kills far more people than any nuclear meltdown ever would (not to mention, it fucks the environment).  Back  in those halcyon days of the newsletter (ah, we were so young and innocent then, weren’t we?) I asked readers for more examples of this “effect.” Lots of great ideas popped up—counterterror

By  Daniel  Adebayo Magnetic  content writer .  ATTENTION: Online  Entrepreneurs, Content writers.... I'll keep this content  very short, If you're not getting results online , do these: 🎯 Prepare your irresistible message  and organise free class  to paid class. Make sure you create compelling content  with bonuses that are mouthwatering. 🎯Consider collaboration: you can collaborate with an expert who has more audience and share  the profits  50/50 🎯Consider running Ads:  design your classic flyer/video, prepare an intriguing sales copy  and run the ads by yourself or with an expert, (if you need help, drop your comment) 🎯In your classes, don't just teach your students, show them HOW-TO 🎯Over-deliver value for your clients to build trust, in case you need help on how to write articles  and sales copy, send me a DM . If you've done all these and you're getting little results, respect the TIME,  keep moving, and continue   upgrading yourself. I wish you the bes

  *FAILURE IS NEEDED FOR GROWTH.*  From Commonwealth 🚒🚑🚒🚑🚑 I started my scholarship application journey in 2018. Having graduated with a first class and being the overall best graduating student in my faculty, with distinctions in all my professional courses, I thought that winning a scholarship would be a walk in the park. I had never failed before, and I never thought failure would ever know my name.  I applied for 5 Scholarships in 2018: _ 2 Commonwealth Shared Scholarships at University of Leeds and Glasgow,   _ Gates  Cambridge Scholarship at the University of Cambridge _ Forward Bound Scholarship at the University of Brighton _Mastercard Foundation Scholarship at UBC I was rejected at all except University of Glasgow where I was a reserve. I waited and waited for an upgrade which never came. For the first time in my life I felt like a failure. I happened to be in a Whatsapp group of Commonwealth scholars, some of who shared their stories of how they had to try severally befo

  These Are The Differences Between MasterCard, Verve And Visa Debit Cards. 🔎🔓🔒🔘🔏🔖🔐🔐 Article Written By Unknown Person  Do you remember that card form you fill when you went to open an account with your bank,that form has a section where you would select the kind of debit card you want; MasterCard, Visa or Verve. But because we don't know the benefits and disadvantages attached to these cards,we tend to pick any card that comes to our mind. Though all cards serve the basic purpose which is to pay for purchases and other transactions but they are vital things you should know about these cards. Verve The verve card is a Nigerian debit card,it is specifically made for the citizens of Nigeria and for that reason only those who reside in Nigeria can make use of the card. The verve is the cheapest debit card in Nigeria, most banks issue it to customers for as low as #700.Verve can also be used in the POS and ATM,it performs all minor transactions within the country. The major adv

  You Are From A Poor And Humble Background A Short Written Content And Very Powerful From Happy Innocent Ezem 📪📫📭📬📮 You are proud. You are buying luxury to impress people. You are sleeping too much. You are always watching TV. You are doing if they don't greet me first I won't greet them back. You are shy. You can't speak or write. You don't go out of your way to meet real people and network. You are not following up on just gossip and celebrity news. You are not learning any relevant or 21st century skill. You carry BBN HMs on your head. You can analyze the world Zeeworld. You don't have a 5-10years plan. You don't have a real mentor or role model. You don't have a daily to-do list. You live for the present forgetting the outcome. You take alot of things for granted. If this is you. You are not doing well my good friend, something is wrong with your believe system honestly🤣.  You better come to the realization that only YOU can save YOU. You better w

 ARE YOU COMPLAINING? Written By Mrs Grace Obialor,  Works @Radio Nigeria (FRCN)  👒🎓👟👞 When situations get tougher as they are now, what do you do? Do you resolve in grumbling and murmuring? No, they have never helped. When you grumble, it shows that your heart has departed from the Lord and you are no longer trusting him. Quicken your faith through reading the word of of God. 1st Peter 5:7- is encouraging us to cast all our cares upon HIM for HE cares for us. Psalm 55:22 - when you cast your cares and burdens upon the Lord HE shall sustain you. I encourage you to never give up but rather keep on declaring that the Lord is your  portion and keep believing that HE has the solution to all these situations. WE MUST CONQUER in Jesus Mighty Name, AMEN.

Hi Friend , Writter :John Paul  Stay strong plus some good advice  🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄 But before I go ahead, I would like to shout out to all my students and followers in Nigeria. I hope you and everyone you love is safe. For me, it’s been a rough week  over here in Lagos . After days of protests, a curfew is now in place, the situation is calmer, and we’re hoping life can return to normal very soon. Some businesses have taken some big hits and heavy losses. And the road to recovery will be long and tough. Nevertheless, here’s my advice : Every crisis comes with problems, but they also present opportunities for learning, growth, and progress. If you keep your mind open, something bigger and better will rise from the ashes of your misfortune. And if you’re looking for helpful advice to keep your spirits up, I have something for you. This year, I recorded two valuable episodes for entrepreneurs who are going through hard times. You will find the links to both episodes somewhere at the bottom o