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Rain Oil*RUNNING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IN NIGERIA: MY EXPERIENCE* *By Gabriel Ogbechie* From theyesng.com Good afternoon everyone. My name is Gabriel Ogbechie, I am the Managing Director of Rainoil Limited. Rainoil Limited is a company playing in the downstream sector … Continue reading →

He woke up in the morning and found her praying. He heard her praying for him. He stared at her. It has been a long time since he has seen her praying. For the past few months, they have been … Continue reading →

We were able to curb Ebola with awareness and healthy living, although we lost people, the Lassa fever has killed more people than Ebola did in Nigeria, and even though it has not reached outbreak status, we pray we can … Continue reading →

Since it’s in vogue to check demographics of appointees rather than their track records, very well then we shall do so. While most of us are shouting “Northern Agenda” Let’s take a closer look at this expression called “North”. Let’s … Continue reading →

Continuation from … https://cknaija.wordpress.com/2015/06/25/pope-francis-powerful-five-points-on-man-and-the-environment-part1/ 3. Practice gratitude and selflessness in the family.  According to Pope Francis, the seeds of abuse of God’s creation and the environment are man’s own selfishness and greed. The best place to correct these sinful desires … Continue reading →

LAUDATO SI: POPE FRANCIS LATEST ENCYCLICAL EXPLAINED IN FIVE (5) STEPS… For the busy who cannot read the entire work. Enjoy!!! In case you haven’t had the chance to read all 184 pages of the new encyclical yet, we’ve come … Continue reading →

SENATOR’S PAY WORLDWIDE PER ANNUM * Bangladesh – $4,000.00 * Sri Lanka – $5,100.00 * India – $11,200.00 * Malaysia – $25,300.00 * Thailand – $43,800.00 * Spain – $43,900.00 * Ghana – $46,500.00 * Saudi Arabia – $64,000.00 * … Continue reading →

“I belong to everybody and I belong to nobody”    I am immensely grateful to God Who Has preserved us to witness this day and this occasion. Today marks a triumph for Nigeria and an occasion to celebrate her freedom … Continue reading →

  The National Assembly is statutorily entitled to N150bn as a first line deduction, which means top priority is granted to the needs of Nigeria’s lawmakers. Regardless of the dynamics of Nigeria’s finances at the relevant time, the lawmakers get their … Continue reading →