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Sunday, June 30, 2013
Chemistry Teacher flogs female student to coma in Lagos
Apparently, it was gathered yesterday that a certain Abigail incurred the wrath of her teacher when she
allegedly behaved rudely and acted contrary to his instructions during
class session on the fateful day.
The Chemistry teacher was said
to have asked all students whose parents were not present during the
school’s open-day to stand on their feet, an instruction which Abigail
allegedly ignored.
She reportedly disregarded, the teacher’s instruction and sat down while others stood up.
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Mike Adenuga Pays N200 Million For His Burial Spot In A Cemetery
Th3 Second African and Nigeria Richest Man and CEO of Globacom
Telecommunication Plc Chief Mike Adenuga,was reportedly paid a whooping
sum of N200 million,to secure a place for him to be buried after his
dismiss. Chief Mike Adenuga got himself some space at the Vaults and
Garden, an ultra modern cemetery in Ikoyi, Lagos, beside Federal Radio
Corporation Of Nigeria.
Former Governor of Lagos Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, open the cemetery in October 30th, 2006,Since then the cemetry as being used by the rich people and super rich people in nigeria. The cemetery space cost from rate of N750,000 to N40million or even above that price.
Former Governor of Lagos Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, open the cemetery in October 30th, 2006,Since then the cemetry as being used by the rich people and super rich people in nigeria. The cemetery space cost from rate of N750,000 to N40million or even above that price.
Hearts of Steel: Chapter 4
When I stepped off the plane, I thought about all of those comedy movies and cartoons where the frightened passenger throws himself on the ground and kisses it - promising never to fly again. It didn't seem so funny to me then, or farfetched. If it weren't for having to lug these bears all the way down to the passenger pickup area, I would have been down on my knees, thanking the Maker for allowing me to come through in one piece.
I suppose, in a small way, I should thank Him for Jack Deneen, too. If it weren't for Jack talking to me, calming me down, and even on occasion making me laugh, I would have been a nervous wreck. Or worse, carried off the plane heavily sedated like that crazy guy from that Twilight Zone episode who saw a gremlin, bent on mass destruction, harassing him on the wing of the plane.
I suppose, in a small way, I should thank Him for Jack Deneen, too. If it weren't for Jack talking to me, calming me down, and even on occasion making me laugh, I would have been a nervous wreck. Or worse, carried off the plane heavily sedated like that crazy guy from that Twilight Zone episode who saw a gremlin, bent on mass destruction, harassing him on the wing of the plane.
Friday, June 28, 2013
Photo: The Obamas' Trip to Former Slaving Port in Senegal
President Barack Obama has spent the afternoon touring a Senegalese Island where Africans were shipped across the Atlantic into slavery and
he called the visit a 'very powerful moment.' Obama says visiting Goree
Island Thursday with his family helps them fully appreciate the
magnitude of the slave trade. They toured the museum at the Maison des
Esclaves where slaves were gathered before going through the 'Door of No
Return' and being forced onto ships bound for North America.
How to Create Your Own Clothing Line
Do you dream of starting your own clothing line?
To be successful, you'll have to learn how to run a business, market your products, and keep your customers happy. Here are some basics on getting started in the clothing and fashion business.
Step 1: Create a solid and clear business plan. Your business plan needs to lay out how you intend to manage your clothing line. Try to be as realistic as possible when you write this. Remember, it's better to underestimate your profits and be pleasantly surprised than to overestimate your abilities and be disappointed. Think about these aspects: -Funding -Costs -Research(what is current) -Profitability(part time or full time business) -Legalities(partnership) -Employees -Choose a brand name -Design a logo.
Step 2: Design the clothes .This is the fun part for many people,but it's only 10-15 percent of the process! Make sketches, get feedback, and decide which ones will constitute your first collection. Pick out fabrics and materials that are cost effective and current.
Step 3: Create a website to promote your clothing line. Make sure it looks very professional and presents your line in the best light. Provide contact information, in case stores or other merchants want to get in touch with you. If you want to give people the ability to buy clothing from your website, you'll need to set up a shopping cart and merchant account so you can accept credit card payments.
Step 4.Promote your line- advertise it. Tell people, put it in newspapers and magazines. Make people aware that it exists.
I hope this was helpful. See you at the top!
To be successful, you'll have to learn how to run a business, market your products, and keep your customers happy. Here are some basics on getting started in the clothing and fashion business.
Step 1: Create a solid and clear business plan. Your business plan needs to lay out how you intend to manage your clothing line. Try to be as realistic as possible when you write this. Remember, it's better to underestimate your profits and be pleasantly surprised than to overestimate your abilities and be disappointed. Think about these aspects: -Funding -Costs -Research(what is current) -Profitability(part time or full time business) -Legalities(partnership) -Employees -Choose a brand name -Design a logo.
Step 2: Design the clothes .This is the fun part for many people,but it's only 10-15 percent of the process! Make sketches, get feedback, and decide which ones will constitute your first collection. Pick out fabrics and materials that are cost effective and current.
Step 3: Create a website to promote your clothing line. Make sure it looks very professional and presents your line in the best light. Provide contact information, in case stores or other merchants want to get in touch with you. If you want to give people the ability to buy clothing from your website, you'll need to set up a shopping cart and merchant account so you can accept credit card payments.
Step 4.Promote your line- advertise it. Tell people, put it in newspapers and magazines. Make people aware that it exists.
I hope this was helpful. See you at the top!
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