25/10/2023
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25/08/2023
Happiness is a choice.
20/08/2023
Tips For Having Great Health.
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20/08/2023
Education is necessary but skills are more pivotal.
Your degree/certificate can not make you wealthy especially when you rely on it. Your degree simply certifies that you are knowledgeable in a particular field. Moreover, so many students are studying wrong courses like Library science (no offence please) etc. The truth is that in this age we're in, those kinda wrong courses are definitely set backs and waste of time and resources because, reading these courses has no real life application, they are obsolete. The world has moved far beyond some of these courses you study in the university. So after the 4 yrs spent in the University plus extra 2-3yrs of ASUU strike, you become frustrated in the labour market with your Almighty Degree. But this tragedy can be averted by simply learning a SKILL.
"I'm a student"
This is the response so many students/youths give whenever they're asked, "What do you do?" Being a student is not a job!
These days, so many youths are going beyond their certificate to acquire wealth for themselves. Skills like Crypto, Affiliate Marketing, Digital Courses, Amazon KDP, Online Surveys and Test, Tech Courses, Copywriting, Blogging, Software Development, etc.
Learning high income skills empowers you with a unique set of capabilities that sets you apart from the labour market competition. It's like having a golden ticket to financial independence! You can't be owning a smartphone and laptop, and still be depending on urgent 2k from your peers or loan apps. There are so many ways you can be earning online with these devices you have. You need to see the massive results people are pulling from these online business by seating in the comfort of their homes. PEOPLE ARE NO LONGER WORKING HARD BUT WORKING SMART!
"But I have been scammed before, yen yen yen."
So you won't do anything serious with your life again because there was a time you were ignorant enough to get scammed. Just like saying, "I won't bath again because I bathed and got dirty." Whatever excuse is stopping you from joining an online business, please hold it tight. Poverty and hunger has a special way of dealing with those your excuses.
© Debbie Paul
08/08/2023
My Thoughts On The Alleged Nigerian-Nigerien War
It's funny how you've not quenched the fire in your house and you are getting involved with another.
Some days ago I woke up to the news of Nigeria wanting to get militarily involved in Niger Republic, what some experts have described as an 'attempt to invade Niger'.
In the words of Kwame Nkrumah, he said; only as United Africa can we beat the shackles of imperialism and become a truly prosperous world power one that would be built on the pillars of hope and love for humanity.
Looking closely at the series of coup d'etats in African countries such as Sudan, Mali, Guinea, Burkina Faso and just recently Niger republic, shows how any democracy embedded with high levels of bad governance and poor government delivery results in; 'the people rejoicing over their countries being taken over by the military'.
The popular opinion is that the citizens of the countries involved in these coups are happy that their countries were taken over by the military including Nigeriens.
In as much as a military government is not palatable in any way because it is built on the principles of absolutism and non democratic values, meaning that there is a high tendency for the abuse and neglection of human rights and privileges because the constitution meant to safeguard these rights is suspended, not recognized or rendered invalid.
Well the core battle should not be against military governments and its citizens but against corruption, mismanagement and incompetent power-hungry corrupt leaders/ power holders.
Even in countries that uphold the principles of absolutism such as the Gulf countries which mainly are absolute monarchies, have recorded significant progress governing-wise and in other areas like having thriving economies, countries such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait etc.
There have also been what can be considered successful military regimes in Africa as well, such as the Thomas Sankara military regime of Burkina Faso which brought about good governance to Burkinabes and the Jerry Rawlings military regime of Ghana which brought about the elimination of corruption and corrupt power-hungry politicians. Though these regimes were military and autocratic in nature they still achieved immense success in the governing of their people.
In summary all I am saying is that, democracy and democratic systems of government are the best because the people have a say unlike it's autocratic counterparts were few power-holders dictate the affairs of the people and were the opposition is met with swift and strict responses including human rights abuses, illegal destruction of properties and unjustified loss of lives.
The recent coups in Africa should serve as a wake up call to remaining democracies to deliver to its fullest good governance for its people.
Nigeria getting involved in a war with Niger Republic from whatever angle you want to look at it would be a very bad idea. It will make us no different from the Western powers who use divisive tactics such as intimidation and war to effect its imperialist traits.
Nigeria cannot afford a war now, judging from statistics, our economy is in shambles, a war definitely require sponsoring, one that would affect our already strained economy.
Judging militarily we've not been able to completely secure our nation and this war would require us sending our troops, on that we are already militarily short-staffed.
Talking of "war gains", we are on the losing side, since a war is a multi-billion dollar industry, we have no weapon(s) producing firms to even start with, I mean we buy our weapons, so it will be stupidity on our part.
With regards to international law, a war with Niger would mean non-diplomatic interference in the internal affairs of another state, in other words trespassing or an invasion, which is a violation and one morally not right and unethical.
With regards to our reputation, a war would definitely lead to loss of lives and properties which in turn would give us a negative impression and damage our diplomatic relationships with some of our neighbors and probably set Africa backwards.
And finally going to war with a country that has not exerted any provocative acts against us, is reason enough to halt this war/invasion attempt.
I don't know the forces advising the president to take Nigeria to war against Niger but two things are for sure, it's either they are daft or they don't mean well for Nigeria and Africa.
I'd advise the president of Nigeria and the chairman of ECOWAS, you have two responsibilities, one as president of Nigeria and the other as chair of ECOWAS. Please be wise enough not to contradict these positions. As president of Nigeria, putting Nigeria first should be a priority and as chairman of ECOWAS I'd advice that you, the entire ECOWAS and all stakeholders involved take diplomatic approaches in form of dialogue, actionable compromises and mediation to respond, with an aim of resolving the conflict in Niger. To see to it that the country transitions to democracy in the soonest of time. To work with the government in ensuring investigations of past and present leaders/power holding officials and to take necessary persecutory steps in line with the outcome of the investigations. To take steps aimed at depoliticizing the military and to mediate the establishment of a government that will deliver good governance to its people. If need be, strike a deal with them, can be in form of a step by step removal of economic/trade embargos or trade partnerships and some other benefits as they progress in the agreed plan to transition to democracy.
Although it won't be easy and may take time but would be better than taking Nigeria to war.
Through this part everyone wins, which will translate into progress for Africa and leave our founding fathers proud where ever they are.
In conclusion I'll leave you with these words, "As Africa and Africans divided we fall, United we stand in the pursuit of achieving greater heights.
My name is Aliu M Mubarak, an enthusiastic human, a patriotic Nigerian and a hopeful African.
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria,
God bless Africa and Africans,
God bless humanity.
11/07/2023
If not for the fear of condemnation (hell) , the reward of heaven or the benefits of serving God, most people will not be as religious as they are, but thanks to that we all have to an extent a safe world.
Just imagine a world with no religious limitations where everyone did as they pleased, the world would be a very brutal place.
05/07/2023
Being good is way different from being stupid,
Let the wise relate.
22/06/2023
Having a kind heart is a beautiful trait to possess. It means that you have the capacity to love and care for others, and to treat them with empathy and compassion. In a world that can often be cruel, having a kind heart can help to make the world a better place. However, it can also leave you vulnerable to being taken advantage of by others. So, how can you have a kind heart in a cruel world without being taken advantage of?
One way to protect yourself from being taken advantage of is to set boundaries. It's important to be clear about what you will and won't accept from others. This doesn't mean you have to be unkind or unfriendly, but rather that you have a clear sense of your own worth and what you are willing to tolerate. When you set boundaries, you are giving yourself the power to control how others treat you, and you are less likely to be taken advantage of.
Another way to avoid being taken advantage of is to be discerning about the people you allow into your life. Not everyone is worthy of your kindness and trust. It's important to be aware of red flags and to trust your instincts. If someone seems too good to be true, or if they ask for too much too soon, it's okay to say no or to take a step back.
It's also important to remember that being kind doesn't mean being a pushover. You can be kind and assertive at the same time. If someone is treating you unfairly, it's okay to speak up and let them know how you feel. You can do this in a respectful and compassionate way, while still standing up for yourself.
Finally, it's important to practice self-care. Taking care of yourself is not selfish, it's essential. When you prioritize your own well-being, you are better able to show up for others in a healthy and sustainable way. Self-care can mean different things for different people, but some examples include getting enough sleep, eating well, exercising, spending time in nature, and engaging in activities that bring you joy.
In conclusion, having a kind heart in a cruel world is possible, but it requires balance. By setting boundaries, being discerning about the people you allow into your life, being assertive when necessary, and practicing self-care, you can protect yourself from being taken advantage of while still making the world a better place with your kindness. Remember, your kindness is a gift, and it's up to you to decide how and when to share it.
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