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Financial Planning At Different Stages Of Life

By OYEGUE OSAGIATOR STANLEY

Life is full of changes, and with each new set of circumstances come new financial needs. These transitions spark a need to look closely at your finances.

 
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Education

Challenges For Alumni Associations In The Sustenance Of Academic Standard, Human Development

Being paper presented by Charles Ikedikwa Soeze, at the launch for Alumni centre by the Delta State University Alumni Association (DELSUA) Worldwide recently. The Delta State University (DELSU) is one of the oldest state universities established in Nigeria twenty years ago. It is appropriate to say therefore that DELSU

International Features

Kim Il Sung And The Banner Of Independence

President Kim Il Sung, upholding the banner of independence, rendered immortal services to the times and history. Having embarked on the road of struggle for the country and people in his early teens, he authored the Juche idea, the gist of which is that the masses of the people are the masters and the driving force of the revolution

Nutritional Health And Dietetics

Get The Iron Out

By O.C Madu



TOO much iron can make you old by fostering free radical attacks on cells. Don't routinely take iron supplement if you are an adult male or a woman past menopause. A greater danger for most men and older women is too much iron. Taking iron supplement and stuffing yourself with iron - rich foods can wreck your quest for the fountain of youth. High tissue stores of iron,

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Dialogue And Proclamation

By By Fr. Cornelius Afebu Omonokhua
In some of the conferences and symposia I have attended with my Muslim brethren, references were made to the manner of provocative preaching by some religious preachers. In a seminar and workshop on inter-religious dialogue organized by the Sisters of the Medical Missionary of Mary

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Rainstorm destroys 40 Houses In Kebbi

BIRNIN Kebbi- A Sunday night rainstorm has destroyed 40 houses, and rendered 200

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PIB Will Transform Oil And Gas Sector -NNPC

ABUJA - The NNPC said that the recently submitted draft Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB)

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NYSC Directs Prospective Corps Members To Move To Camps

ABUJA - The NYSC on Monday directed 2012 Batch 'B' youth corps members to

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NSCDC Raises Alarm Over Of Fake Biometric Cards

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Politics

Edo 2012: Gov Oshiomhole Will Win By Land Slide

By Imuetinyan P. J. Ugiagbe


The world is a beautiful place to live in and to God be the glory for having me in this blessed and beautiful world albeit the virulent nature of human beings that have made it a mundane and despicable planet to live in. When a child is ugly, he or she is ascribed with a deceptive name that usually captivates the imagination of people with a smile, such as "fine

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Boko Haram: Any New Peace Plan Is Worth A Try

By Ejiro Barrett

The new National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, seems to have commenced his duties with set aims but cautious steps: his recent visits to leading Northern opinion leaders, in a bid to win their support for what he calls his new approach to the nation's terrorism challenges, shows clearly that he intends to win this conflict through  dialogue rather than force. Whether this is acceptable to most Nigerians is another thing entirely.

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Leadership

Making A Difference

By Bamidele Micheal

There is anxiety about the future of our children. There is an equally strong sense of urgency. The anxiety has many faces, and we can distill it into one burning question. ''What can we do, now, to provide a healthy, supportive community for today's children -not for tomorrow's children, but for today's?'' It is a question that leaders in all our organisations must answer.

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Socio-Cultural Organisations And Democracy

DEMOCRACY as a concept is one which generates concern and attracts attention from people of varied backgrounds, especially due to its adoption as a mode of governance in which all adult citizens share in common through their elected representatives.

Perspective

Lake Nyos’ Collapse: Assessing Nigeria’s Preparedness

By TIAMIYU AROBANI

Lake Nyos, a volcanic lake in Cameroon, is situated near the country's border with Nigeria. It is widely described as one of the deadliest lakes in the world and going by scientific predictions, the lake may collapse by 2015.

Cutting Edge

Why Can’t We Live In Peace?

ByObuseh Jude
On a global scale, a monster is on the loose. This monster called "Strife" is running uncensored across the length and breadth of our world, permeating every aspect of our lives, leaving devastating legacies in its wake in the form of: Broken relationships, increased animosities, abuse of human rights, disease migration, hatred, pain and sundry other consequences of the destructive disruptions of normal human activities by this monster that has become man's unending affliction. a gorgon that threatens to halt human evolution.

 

Igbo Women Throw Weight Behind Oshiomhole’s Re-election
By NDIDI OJIEH/IYORE ENADEGHE

BENIN CITY – The leader of Igbo women in Edo State, Chief (Mrs.) Cyndy Nnaji has on behalf of all the Igbo women in the 18 local government areas of the state pledged their solidarity and total support for the re-election of the Comrade Governor, Adams Oshiomhole come July 14, 2012.


Speaking with The NIGERIAN OBSERVER in an executive interview in Benin City yesterday, the Igbo women leader said that they are solidly behind the comrade governor adding that Comrade Adams Oshiomhole is the people’s choice for the July 14, 2012 election.


She said the reason why they are clamouring for the governor’s second tenure in office is to enable him consolidate on his achievements.


“If the road is good you go twice and when the music is good you play it twice”, Chief (Mrs.) Nnaji stated.
She noted that Governor Adams Oshiomhole’s developmental strides are clear and visible for all to see adding that there is no propaganda about it. “He has fulfilled all his promises in the areas of provision of social amenities like good roads, schools, hospitals, transportation and many others for the betterment and benefit of all the people living in Edo State”, Mrs. Nnaji further stated.
 
 

 

 

 

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