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What Does it Mean to Fall in Love?
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Falz is Here to ‘Talk’ Again
Folarin Falana, known as Falz, the singer of the famous, ‘This is Nigeria’ (a social commentary) which caused a lot of rancour and almost made a serious case in court. As election draws near, Falz has found time to release a musical single where he talked about greedy politicians and warned youths to be very careful this season. Yes! He is here to ‘Talk’.

INEC’s 7-Step Voting Procedure
The Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC) has given an update through their website, on the upcoming general elections based on a voting procedure.
- You will join the queue and verify your photo and polling unit
- You will verify your PVC’s authenticity
- You will confirm your name and details on the voters’ registration
- The Presiding Officer (PO) signs, stamps and endorses ballot paper, then, you move to the secret cubicle
- You will stain the appropriate finger with ink, then, use the stained finger to mark the desired box
- You will leave the cubicle and drop the ballot paper in the ballot box in the full view of people at the PU
- You will then leave or stay to watch the process up to declaration of result.

Trump Threatens to Call National Emergency
Donald Trump is bent on declaring a national emergency if Congress does not meet his demand for billions of dollars to put up a steel wall along the US-Mexico border. President Trump had changed his mind from concrete to a steel wall but negotiations with Democrats has broken down. It should be noted that if the shutdown continues into the weekend, it will become the longest government closure in US history. He however threatens to use his emergency powers to circumvent Congress if they can’t come to agreement.

Claims by Fed. Govt. to Achieve 40bn Barrels in Reserves by 2020 Not Feasible
A report by the Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, showed that Nigeria’s oil reserves remain low at 37 billion barrels, despite efforts made by the government and others to achieve 40 billion barrel by 2020.

Dwarfism Poses no Challenge to Me as a Model – Fatima
The 21 years old four-feet model has come out to say that her stature can never be a challenge to what she has chosen to be. Hence, she will never allow negativity to define her personality. Fatima Timbo is a British model who is currently building her confidence and giving others hope in the process.

Cohen to Testify Publicly Before Congress
Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s former lawyer has agreed to testify publicly before the panel on February 7. Cohen will be in Capitol Hill after he pleaded guilty and was sentenced in December to three years in prison on multiple charges, including two campaign finance crimes tied to illicit payments made to silence women during the presidential campaign — crimes that prosecutors say Trump directed Cohen to commit.
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What Happens After the Wedding?
Reading the first pages of a certain book, someone wanted to know why things change after marriage – he was inquiring from the author. He has been out of 3 different marriages in 16 years and wonders how the very sweet love story transcended into an irritating one that led to a divorce 3 separate times.
In tackling the above situation, the author said:
“The problem is that we have overlooked one fundamental truth: People speak different love languages”.
Of a truth, we all speak different love languages as outlined in this very influential book. The five (5) basic love languages include:
- Words of affirmation
- Quality time
- Receiving gifts
- Acts of service
- Physical touch
The essential point is that we all have a primary love language and in order to make it work with our partners, we should endeavor to learn a secondary love language (our partner’s).
Who knows this book?
I’m Back for Good
Happy New Year to you all. Welcome to 2019 all the way from the fruitful 2018. It’s yet another opportunity to make a difference and actualize all dreams left untapped. It is also a period to review the previous year’s achievements and create room for improvement. For this blog Everyday Lives, it will be a time to showcase what it stands for:
- Book reviews
- Daily News Summaries
- Motivational Articles
Please, stay tuned
Enjoying Solitude
This piece resonates with me…
Every Human needs some alone time, just as much as a community and companionship. We often get caught up with the world around us and cant find regular periods of solitude.
“Therefore, dear Sir, love your solitude and try to sing out with the pain it causes you. For those who are near you are far away… and this shows that the space around you is beginning to grow vast…. be happy about your growth, in which of course you can’t take anyone with you, and be gentle with those who stay behind; be confident and calm in front of them and don’t torment them with your doubts and don’t frighten them with your faith or joy, which they wouldn’t be able to comprehend. Seek out some simple and true feeling of what you have in common with them, which doesn’t necessarily have to alter when you yourself change…
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We live, We learn, We win
Many are aware of the quote vēnī vīdī vīcī; literally: I came, I saw, I conquered. The Latin phrase popularly attributed to Julius Caesar who, according to Appian, used the phrase in a letter to the Roman Senate around 47 BC.
Life tends to throw lots of challenges at us. No matter how strong we might claim to be or we are, sometimes it leads us to tantrums.
However here is a Phrase that can transform your mood today.
” vēnī vīdī vīcī “
” I CAME, I SAW, I CONQUERED “
So when life knocks you down, get back up with the knowledge that if you face the situation “HEAD ON” you will eventually become a CONQUEROR
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GO AHEAD, RISE ABOVE YOUR CHALLENGES!!!
VICTORY IS YOURS.
The Blindness of Social Wealth
Bob Hall was a rancher. In 1936, in the midst of the Depression, he was suffering from a cancer that was eating the flesh on the side of his face. His ranch had dwindled to nearly nothing, and weeks after bankers took the last of his livestock, Hall died, leaving his family deeply in debt.
His sons pleaded with anybody they could find to make a loan and save the family ranch. No one would do it. Finally, in desperation, they went to their neighbor, Buzz Newton, who was known for his miserliness, and asked him to co-sign a loan. “I always thought so much of your dad; he was the most generous man I have known,” Newton answered. “Yes, I’ll co-sign the note.”
Bob Hall’s grandson, also named Robert Hall, drew out the lesson in his book “This Land of Strangers,” noting: “The truth is, relationships are the most valuable and value-creating resource of any society. They are our lifelines to survive, grow and thrive.”
There’s a mountain of evidence suggesting that the quality of our relationships has been in steady decline for decades. In the 1980s, 20 percent of Americans said they were often lonely. Now it’s 40 percent. Suicide rates are now at a 30-year high. Depression rates have increased tenfold since 1960, which is not only a result of greater reporting.
Most children born to mothers under 30 are born outside of marriage. There’s been a steady 30-year decline in Americans’ satisfaction with the peer-to-peer relationships at work.
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