See How To Make It As An Upcoming Artiste In Nigeria

Ever wondered why you are talented and hardworking but still not recognized in the music industry? Or ever came across a saying that DESTINY CANNOT BE CHANGED BUT DELAYED? or ever wondered the magic people or upcoming artistes perform before they make it big in this overcrowded and competitive music industry, some get signed into the biggest record labels but still don’t make it as expected, could it be destiny, hard work, or doing something stupid or extraordinary to get noticed, it might have worked for some people but DESTINY differs among individuals, I would say GOD is the major factor but also the FOCUS FACTOR is the major concern for today’s topic.

Taking a brief look at FELA ANIKULAPO KUTI of Nigeria singing songs against the government of his country which took him to the peak of his career where nobody has been able to attain till date, or SHATTA WALE of Ghana dissing every big artiste singing dance hall music which is his own style of music, or BOB MARLEY of Jamaica the Rastafari icon that infused his music with a sense of spirituality, or pop king MICHEAL JACKSON of America that introduced his unique style of dance which is the most popular dance on earth to his music, all these individuals developed their FOCUS personally which helped their modus operandi easy, and never deviated from them that’s why they were as successful as they were.

See One Of The Major Reasons Why Millions Of Africans Live Below The Poverty Line? Especially Nigeria

The reason is our believe that magic will suddenly make money for us. The question is 

How many cups of mustard seed did Mark Zuckerberg the founder of facebook ate that made him instant billionaire? 

How many bottles of anointing oil did Jeff Bezos the founder of Amazon drank that turns him into billionaire? Or made him owner of Amazon. 

DO YOU KNOW? 

Some people spend weeks, months on the mountain praying for financial breakthrough without knowing what to do to be rich or what to do or know how to solve their country problem. They just want the problem to be solve anyhow or to be rich anyhow. But it doesn’t work that way. 

10 Steps to Find the Time to Reach Your Dreams

Can't Find the Time to Reach Your Dreams? If a Working Mother Of Five, Including Two Sets Of Twins Can Fulfill Her Goal Of Becoming an Author, You Can Reach Your Dreams, Too. Here Are 10 Tips That Can Get You There. By Brenda Stanley

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HER STORY

when my first book was published, I had a lot of people tell me they had always dreamed of writing a book. I would usually ask them, "Why don't you?" Their answer was always the same, "I can't find the time," having pushed the idea back into the "someday" category of their daydreams. "How did you find the time?" was usually their next question. And it's still one I get asked a lot.

Meet the 27-year old university student that sells coconut for a living

A 27-year old graduate named Abubakar Abdul Mumin, a student of the Tamale Technical University has made news headlines due to his sheer will and desire to survive.

According to reports, the young man’s story inspires the majority of the youth today as he does several menial jobs as well as sell coconuts to make money.

Narrating his story, he said he started the coconut business at the age of 19.

SEE THINGS YOU CAN ENGAGE DURING NYSC YEAR

15 THINGS YOU CAN ENGAGE DURING NYSC YEAR

1. Acquire Vocational Skills

The service year is a period where you can be a boss of your own and be self-employed. Gains skills like fashion designing, catering, cosmetology and much more depending on whatever you are interested in. Enroll for Skill Acquisition And Entrepreneurial Development (SAED) programs.

See Ways On How To Be A Successful Corper

7 Ways On How To Be A Successful Corper

Been successful as a corper has been a story most of us needed, but the question is what can we do to succeed in this mission called nysc which stands for National Youth Service Corps. See below some steps to take to be a successful Corps.

1. SET GOALS

Don’t be among the multitude with the mindset of I can’t wait to get this over with. It’s obvious that their one year is already a waste even before they start, except they change their mindset. Talking about setting goals, don’t be among the kind that wants to be the next ‘Aliko Dangote’ within a year! I mean set realistic, smart, measurable and attainable goals with time-bound. Put these goals in written and make it something you see every day probably paste it on a wall where you can see it often and make a serious plan on how to achieve your goal. Like said make your goals a realistic one.

After Nysc.. What Next? - See How To Become A Successful Ex-Corper

How To Become A Successful Ex-Corper

Is not about becoming a corper or been done serving your country, but what's your next plan after that? though some have planned while some have not. see below details on how to become a successful Ex-corper

1. Build A Network Of Friends: 

determine how to survive in a country like ours, here are amazing tips that would help you as a ex-corper find your feet and stand out from others:

In this society where "connections" thrive, think of relationships and friendships cultivated and built as investments, the rewards will come sooner than you think. You would be surprised that your first set of clients would be your former classmates or fellow ex-corpers. 

Hushpuppi shares how he overcame poverty

Nigerian Big Boy, Hushpuppi has declared that he overcame poverty, which he claimed was his greatest challenge ever.

Hushpuppi during a Q&A on His Instagram revealed that he had to get away from Nigeria, and Nigerians in general.

According to him, ‘my greatest challenge was getting myself out of poverty. How I did it was simple, I got out of Nigeria and stayed far away from Nigeria and Nigerians’.

See How to Say Goodbye when Someone You Love is Dying

Facing Death with An Open Heart

Talking to a dying loved one—or anyone dying you’ve known—is no easy task. Especially if your histories are complicated. What do you do with resentments and hurts? Saying nothing and doing nothing can have consequences for your own life. How do you honor your own feelings, as well as the feelings of the other person? What helps with closure, when our goodbyes are not in person? Here are some ideas for a meaningful goodbye.

If you’re not sure what to say…

Say What You Feel

Palliative-care physician Dr. Ira Byock, author of The Four Things That Matter Most, says that dying people typically want to hear and say four things: “Please forgive me,” “I forgive you,” “Thank you,” and “I love you.” These phrases carry the power to mend broken relationships and to honor meaningful ones, so consider building a conversation around them. Whatever the response may be, you have done what you could to address the heart of a relationship.

If you want to feel close…

Nigerian Couple Welcomes A Set Of Twins After 12 Years Of Marriage

A Nigerian couple, identified as Mr and Mrs Shomope have taken the internet by storm, after they welcomed twins, 12 years after their wedding.

The couple have been married for Twelve years and very much expectant of parenting their own kids, but were unlucky for a long time.

The beautiful wife, according to reports has reportedly been under lots of pressure from her husband’s family for years.

WOW: Woman births Quadruplets after being called a “Barren Woman”

Yeyeluwa Oluwatoyin Ashabi gave birth to three boys and one girl - after calling her a "sterile woman".

Ashabi shared her Instagram story, arguing that she wanted only one boy for so long, but God gave her three boys with a girlfriend.

“I bought my first house in 2017 ” – Tiwa Savage

In 2017, it was a great year for singer Tiwa Savage and just a few hours into the new year, the singer discovered that she bought her first home the same year.

By publishing it on Instagram from the interior of the new house, diva doro wrote:

"My job is not about money," says Linda Ikeji at CNN

As “Inside Africa’ meets Nigeria’s social media stars. This week on Inside Africa, CNN International heads to Lagos to meet some of the high profile and highly paid personalities that have emerged with the rise of social media. This tech savvy generation have embraced social media, which has provided opportunities for women in business like never before.

The programme meets Linda Ikeji, one of Nigeria’s biggest social media stars, to learn more about her journey to success.

After starting her gossip blog more than ten years ago, Ikeji says her success came from her determination and enthusiasm:

Chinasa Ufondu finishes as the best UNN graduate student with an average of 4.90 points in pharmacy

Facebook user, Ujunwa Vivian Ufondu, took a platform to write a heartfelt message to her sister Chinasaram Uphondo, who emerged as the best UNN graduate student for the academic year 2016/2017. With 4.90 CGPA at 5.00.

Vivian wrote while sharing photos of the graduation ceremony;

Tony Elumelu receives the Dwight D. Eisenhower Global Entrepreneur Award for 2017

Philanthropy UBA and President Tony Elumelu were named recipient of Global Entrepreneur 2017 Dwight D. Eisenhower.

He was honored by awarding the BCIU(Business Council for International Understanding), a non-profit organization in the United States, dedicated to building relationships and promoting dialogue between companies and governments around the world. world.

Peter Tichansky, president and CEO of the BCIU, described Elumelu as a visionary entrepreneur. He said:

Gitanjali Rao, 11yrs, won $ 25,000 in science prize

Gitanjali has created a device that she believes is faster and cheaper to detect lead in drinking water. Gitanjali Rao, the seventh builder from Colorado, was named "America’s top Young Scientist" with a $ 25,000 reward

According to his invention, her invention was inspired by a water crisis in Flint, Michigan, where cost cutting measures led to contaminated drinking water containing lead and other toxins.

"I intend to use bulk to develop a device so it can be quickly available on the market," she said.

Rao, who attended STEM School in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, also received 3 months of sponsorship with Kathleen Shafer, a researcher of experts who develop new plastic technologies after winning the idea of ​​the invention presented a young researcher at 3M Discovery Exhibits, an annual Young Scientist and Engineering Student Competition for university students in the United States in 2008.

Wizkid, Njoku Mary, Iyin Aboyeji, Amaka Osakwe and Silas Adekunle nominated for the "Young Person of the Year" at future Award in Africa

Ayo 'Wizkid' Balogun, Mary Njoku, Amaka Osakwe and Iyin Aboyeji were announced as candidates for the prestigious Young Future Person Award of the Future Awards Africa.

With the mandate to celebrate and accelerate innovation among Nigerians aged 18 to 31, TFA recognizes that inspiring youngsters make the difference through social entrepreneurship, social care and creativity.

Probably the most influential artist in Nigeria, Wizkid has released one of the biggest albums of the year, "Sounds from the Other Side". He recorded "One Dance" with Canadian superhero Drake, and was also the main publishing company with the international music giant Sony RCA Records, while he won three awards at the Billboard Music Awards and the Grammy nomination in 2017.

Nigerian boy of 17 years buy a car for his Mum | Photos | Videos

Divine Ikubor, a 17-year-old Nigerian, went on Facebook to show the Lexus Jeep he had bought for his mother.

Divine has been captured by introducing a car to his mother for photos and videos that have long been victims of social media.

The Lagos based boy wrote;

5 challenging tips that all young people need to hear - David Snell

The below article was written by David Snell from familyshare. listen as he advice below.

Hi guys. Little is the liking of this world more than tomatoes, but one of them is formality. I can not handle it. Suits and ties with pompom and sticker .... When things get serious, I'm the guy who's playing around. Keep me in my comfort zone. But now we have to talk about very serious things. The fact that I take the time to write this proves I'm as passionate. Seriously understand the message - even if you hate it.

You may wonder why you have to listen to me, and that's a good question. I think I'm just a random voice on the Internet, but I offer you: I'm on the other side where you are now. I did it in high school. I even did this recently at the university and until recently I married. I went through adolescence and did it in real life. On the way, I've taken some wisdom, which I think will be relevant to you in your life. And if you have no other reason to read, do it because your mother asked for it. see below

6-Year-Old Genius becomes Etihad’s Pilot for a Day

A video of a 6-year-old boy trended on Twitter a week ago, the little boy, Adam, explaining to pilots the functions of different parts of an airplane.

Adam caught the attention of Etihad Airways, and he was invited to be their pilot for 1 day.

Adam had his dream of becoming a captain of an A380 Airbus fulfilled.

Watch his videos below:

This boy's career path is already set. The parents shouldn't bother wasting their time and money. pic.twitter.com/A2hCcx3nQZ

— Gboye (@mcgboye) October 23, 2017