My DN Travel News
Pre-Marital Sex Amongst Teenagers - A PROPOSED SOLUTION









[NB: I first e-published this article on 31st July 2003 i.e a decade ago.] I greatly enjoyed watching the maiden edition of a network television show Today’s Woman hosted by Adesuwa on Wednesday 30th July 2003 from 8.30pm. She came across as one who truly desired to make a positive, meaningful and lasting impact in the lives […]







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Career Development
Earning Income Working From Anywhere (True Story)









Yesterday, I was in a Cotonou taxi headed for the Benin Republic-Nigeria border, when Alhaji Usman S., CEO of a pelleted livestock feed manufacturing company in Nigeria’s Kano State, called, and we spoke like old friends…even though we have NEVER met. I've been having such conversations weekly, with increasing frequency since last year... If truth […]







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Career Development
Teach Your Child How to Recognize Authentic Success









A recent discussion started by a friend - Chima Ejiofor - on Facebook reminded me I wanted to write about two kinds of success: Authentic and Non-Authentic (or to put the latter bluntly…Phony!). If you desire positive, long term progress, pursue achievement of "Authentic Success". I offer ideas you (and any child in your life) […]







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My DN Travel News
Conversation with a Nigerian in Diaspora, About Nigeria









The excerpts below, are from an online conversation I had with a Nigerian in Diaspora. He works with an oil exploration firm. He gave a powerful example of his job search experience BEFORE and AFTER going abroad, which reveals the fact that Nigeria's problems are compounded, NOT BY GOVERNMENT, but by average Nigerians who choose […]







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My DN Travel News
A Society That Does Not Reward Competence Will Develop Poorly









Chimamanda Adichie left Nigeria for the USA at the age of 19. Today, she's in the news again for winning yet another award as a writer. Isn't it wonderful that a person from just about anywhere in the world, can go to the USA, and succeed on merit? Adichie and Lupita Nyong'o are two great […]







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General
Asking Questions Can Stop People From Exploiting You (Lessons From My Seme Border Experience)









I took the picture below, today at the United Bank of Africa (UBA) branch, on the Nigerian side of Seme border. I stood outside because the hall where the ATM machines stood was too hot for me. The air conditioners had broken down, and a long queue of people had built up. Since I considered […]







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My DN Travel News
Resisting Corruption as a Nigerian in Nigeria: Is it Impossible?









Here’s what got my attention. He wrote:  "...If you are an employee or even an entrepreneur in Nigeria, you are very probably as culpable and involved in corruption as a government official. The main difference would be a matter of scale and public limelight. There is very little space to hide, corruption here is almost […]







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Career Development
Invitation to Practical Livestock Feed Formulation (& Compounding) Workshop - By Tayo K. Solagbade









This workshop reveals ALL The Secrets needed for ANYONE to become Proficient in Poultry (Even Livestock) Feed Formulation AND Compounding! Two farm business owners (from Warri, and Umuahia), have confirmed their interest. Both are past buyers of my Feed Formulation Handbook and Ration Formulator™ software. DATE: Saturday 15th March 2014 Time: 11a.m to 5 p.m Venue: […]







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General
No. 130: Speak For a Worthy Cause!









As an expert in your chosen field there’s no doubt your aim is to prosper. Focussing on your “business” and avoiding distractions is therefore essential. However, in this issue I explain why speaking for a cause you believe in can also help you progress, even as it can contribute to dramatic improvement in the lives […]







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My DN Travel News
Are ALL Nigerians Impulsive Wrong Doers?









He wrote (in part): "We all drive against traffic, many of have official ages, we cut corners at our various offices etc.What are we saying. The problem of Nigeria as a nation is endemic and it is a reflection of all of us..." . Not a single one of those assertions he made applies to […]







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