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Paul Okoye and His handsome kid.

By Hitler

1. The lawyer hopes you get in trouble.
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2. The doctor hopes you get sick .
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3. The police hopes you become a criminal.
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4. The teacher hopes you are born stupid
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5. The landlord hopes that you don’t build a
house
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6. The prostitute hopes you don’t marry
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7. The dentist hopes that your teeth decays
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8. The mechanic hopes that your car breaks
down
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9. The coffin-maker wants you dead
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10. A thief wishes you prosperity in Life..
YOU SEE THE IRONY OF LIFE,ONLY THE ROBBER
IS YOUR TRUE FRIEND.

By Samuel Ekun

Love to my humble description /definition could be defined as a legitimate response of a free heart. Love could also be defined as the enduring value of a person that gives you a sense of his/her importance to you. 
The first natural law of Man is self preservation. Man seeks to do things in his own interest. If it’s not to his interest he has no desire in seeking for such thing. Man desires to be in control or gain monopoly of power while others follows his lead. In so doing others are enslaved by his thoughts,words and actions. This on one hand could generate to hatred as to always seeks things to its interest as it concerns the “Love of Power”. The “Love of Power” will make you see yourself better than others, rude,proud,arrogant,and frugal/egocentric.  
The “Power of Love” on the other hand seeks to save others rather than itself. Going out of its way to seek the best interest of others. Love respects,cares and its humble. Love is largely demonstrated in giving,sacrifice. 
The “Power of Love” should be what’s demonstrated in any relationship. And not the “love of power” whereby one plays the role of the boss and the other plays the puppet. Love doesn’t keep records of things done to it, love doesn’t criticise rather it advice. 
A relationship   should entails care, faithfulness,trust,truthfulness, giving and respect. Trust should be earn and not just given. Does your partner gives you these? Does your partner sees you as been valuable in his/her life? Watch Out for Part 2!

By Kenneth Abel

Luvworld
In life we all face different challenges, go
through problems from career(choice,
admission, surviving in school), from finance
(fees, bills, money to change wardrobe, cash
to help people when you want to, the money
to live a funfilled life), from family(where your
parents want you to be that “NO FAULT KID”
forgetting that you have your own weaknesses,
where mum n dad don’t understand you so
they keep comparing you to your friends
forgetting they too are not perfect, where your
parents constantly tell you to your face you’re
a disgrace when what you want from them
that minute is their word of advice. You come
back from school with lots of challenges but
you cant dare say it out for fear of hearing
your dad tell you, you’re a black sheep. It
happens and just then your sibbling will come
up with a sily joke, not knowing how you feel
about it, letting you walk the cold alone when
what you need is an embrace).
Yes, we go through these things and
sometimes we feel less of ourselves and other
times we dont wanna live anymore…
It happens but what will giving up achieve for
us? Do we constAntly tell ourselves, “we are
destined for greatness, i will go through this
hurdles a winner or do we just throw our
hands up in the air and give up? The fact that
someone said you’re a looser doesn’t mean
you are, what matters is what you say about
yourself that matters…
You deserve to be a winner, you deserve to
live your dreams, you deserve to get that
degree, you deserve to mount that stage with
50000 fans cheering, you deserve to run that
business and be successful, you deserve to
own that orphanage and help the less
priviledged, yea.. you deserve it… so stop
letting people weigh you down with boring
talks, tell yourself am better than that, have
faith in yourself, be your biggest fan even
when no one wants to see things your way…
be your own best friend and you shall achieve
that dream of yours…

By William Oyo-Ita

To the women: just because a man likes it, doesn’t mean that respects it. There’s nothing honorable about 1000 likes from a flock of men who are staring at your butt, breasts, thighs, duckfaces, and tongues lashes; imagining what they’d do to you in bed.  You’re no longer a woman in thier eyes, you’re an object, a piece of meat, a vein imagination in the mind of a luster. you want to be sexy and feel beautiful, i get it, but being respected and loved should mean….
  My personal problem or point of contention with this statement by Mr Olamide is how about the men who use this ‘ladies’ how do this ladies also see this men? Ladies react pls..

By Paul Chukwurah


Being joyful isn’t depended on what you have or don’t have!

By Nelson Amobi

9 reasons
to abandon your fear of start-up and launch a business today
With the
economic downturn, students in all the major business schools have been
dropping out of their entrepreneurship classes and transferring back to classes
where they think they have a secure future. Students and professionals who were
once planning to start businesses now have decided to go back to their cushy
jobs. Everything is going back to normal. Or at least that is how it looks. Below
are nine reasons why any student should start a business:
1. You
gain experience. Owning and running your own business is an incredible way to
gain experience and credentials regardless of whether you decide to stay in
business once you graduate. Jaime Gonzalez of Oklahoma State
University received the
highest job offer in his entire graduating class. Now, there are two kickers:
First, he was the founder of an IT consulting company, and second, he had a 2.4
GPA. Hmmm…I wonder if starting a business helps in getting a better job when
you graduate?

2. You have nothing to lose. I think it’s safe to say that most students dip
into their parents’ checkbook when it comes time to pay the bills. In general,
students aren’t paying child support, rent, utilities and many other expenses.
The worst thing that could happen if your business fails is that you get a job,
have an incredible credential on your resume, and have experience that will
increase your chances of success in the future. The best thing that can happen
is that you’ll become the next Microsoft. I don’t know about you, but I think
that is better than choosing between no job and jobs that you’re in just for
the money.

3. Two-thirds of millionaires are entrepreneurs, according to Thomas Stanley
and William Dank, authors of The Millionaire Mind. If it’s the money you want,
then consider entrepreneurship. You receive not only a salary, but also a lot
of money if you’re lucky enough to sell your company or take it public. Michael
Furdyk, a successful young entrepreneur, was able to sell his business,
MyDesktop.com, for $1 million when he was 16 years old!

4. You develop networking skills. You’ve likely heard that your network
increases your net worth. Consider the fact that by running a business and constantly
being in a business community, you will develop excellent contacts. If you
choose to get a job after you graduate, you will have a great pool of people
who will be more than happy to hire you or send your resume to somebody who
wants to.

5. You increase your value. Put simply, starting a business in college
increases the value of “the brand called you” and gives you more
options. For example, an entrepreneur with a large brand value can publish a
book, star in a documentary movie (i.e., Startup.com), or go straight to the
top of another company. I recently met one of the founders of Diversity Planet,
a job site for minorities. He spent a year working very hard on the company and
has since left to take a reporting job with Dateline NBC at the ripe age of 20!
People don’t often don’t get an opportunity like that until they are much
older.

6. Operating a profitable business in the long term is less risky than being an
employee in the long term. For example, just look at the recent economic
downturn. Tens of thousands of people have been laid off. I can guarantee the
owners of profitable businesses are still with the business. They will be the
last people to go down with a ship. Business owners can have multiple streams
of incomes from different customers. If you’re an employee, you only have one
stream of income and therefore are bearing more risk.

7. You will learn more about yourself and what they don’t teach or prepare you
for in school. Furthermore, entrepreneurship is the combination of all the
disciplines of business. It includes knowledge of marketing, accounting,
management and operations. Already having knowledge of these topics before you
take classes on them allows you to see more clearly how everything applies.
Also, you will be able to learn early-on what subjects you like so you can make
better decisions on what to major in and what industries to target.

8. It is yours. You make the rules, create your own hours, work from wherever
you want and choose who you want to work with. You can also pick what interests
you the most in the world and then start a business that is related to that
topic in some way. If you like art, you can start a design business. If you
like marketing, you can create or choose a product and then market it. If you like
writing, you can write a book and do your own public relations and marketing.
If you like the Internet, you can start a Web development business.

9. You’ll grow. I personally have grown a lot from owning a business. I used to
be terrified to speak in front of others. Now I look forward to it. Before
owning a business, I had probably read a total of five books outside of school,
and I only read them because my mom made me. Since starting my business, I’ve
probably read more than 100 books. The business has also allowed me to learn
more about myself. I know that I will be an entrepreneur forever in some way,
shape or form

   
     By Nelson Amobi

By Paul Chukwurah


One’s company tells a whole lot about a person, for people tend to judge by what they see!

By Paul  Chukwurah


There’s a sweet moment in every day. Look out for it, cease it, enjoy it!