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Young People Happier in Financial Crisis - The Reykjavik Grapevine
New research indicates that young people are actually happier in the midst of the economic crisis than they were during the boom times. The research, conducted by the University of Akureyri, also indicates that relationships between parents and children has strengthened during the crisis. The university gathered the data necessary by asking students in 6th, 8th and 10th grade questions about their lifestyles and general health.
Iceland's Recovery Has Lessons For Other Nations - The Reykjavik Grapevine
Published September 6, 2011 An analysis piece contends that other countries can learn from Iceland’s recent economic upturn. The article, published in The Independent, takes the angle that while Iceland’s economic collapse was remarkable, that “the economy that [former Prime Minister Geir H.] Haarde helped to wreck has fared surprisingly well since the bust.” The latest report on Iceland by the International Monetary Fund shows that growth is resuming.
Why Skepticism, Doubts Have Become New Political Tools.
In Nigeria, like in other countries of the world, it is a moral duty that citizens should reinforce and not undermine the government effort; acting in concord with daily political developments particularly under a democratic arrangement.
Lessons On Carrying a Cross, By Femi AribisalaNaija247news | Naija247news
Why is God so determined to make us a reproach of men? One day, at three o’clock in the morning, the Lord woke me up to spend some time with him. In the middle of the fellowship, he gave me a strange instruction. He asked me to replace my settees in our main living-room downstairs with the ones in the den upstairs. What was odd about this was that the settees in the den were ragged and literally in tatters. Surely, it was inappropriate to put them in the living room where we entertained guests.
June 12 1993 And The Lessons Of History By Joe IgbokweNaija247news | Naija247news
Those who were not born before June 12, 1993, may not know what is all about. For record purposes, June 12, 1993, was the day Nigerians from the East, West, North and rose voice, in amity, in unity, in concord and tandem to elect Chief M.K.O as the president of Nigeria.
Kingibe And The Cabal In Aso Rock By SOC OkenwaNaija247news | Naija247news
Ambassador Babagana Kingibe is a Nigerian veteran politician who could be said to belong eminently to the gerontocratic generation. They have been pampered and fed for decades with little or no commensurate productive contribution to the national developmental aspiration. You can call them power parasites and you may not be wrong. You can prefer to label them political leeches and you may quite be in order.
Reuben Abati: Two years of changeNaija247news | Naija247news
“How is it going my brother? ” “We just dey look. Two years and we thank God.” “How was your May 29?” “There was no celebration. We just siddon dey look.” “But the Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo addressed the nation.” “I know. I know. But there was no programme in place for celebrating two years of the Buhari government.
The Paris Deal, Trump’s Withdrawal And The Nigerian Situation - Nigeria Today
The Paris Deal, Trump’s Withdrawal And The Nigerian Situation, By Mercy Ezehi The World received a shocker on June 1, 2017 when President Donald Trump publicly disclosed his intention to remove his country from the Climate Change Agreement, a Deal which he described as inequitable, an attempt to remove jobs and wealth from American citizens and companies, and giving other countries unfair advantage. His utterances sounded more like the world gathered in Paris and plotted against America.
Osinbajo commissions the new Always Ultra Line a P&G’s Agbara PlantNaija247news | Naija247news
Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria commissioned a state of the art production line for it Always brand at the P&G manufacturing site in Agbara, Ogun State. The manufacturing line was formally declared open by the Vice President during a site visit to the manufacturing plant on the 2nd of June 2017. This investment is an assurance of P&G’s commitment to continually contribute to Nigeria’s economic and social development through localization of its products.
Abducted radio boss regains freedom in CalabarNaija247news | Naija247news
A former commissioner for information in Cross River, Patrick Ugbe, who was kidnapped in Calabar on Thursday, has regained freedom. Mr. Ugbe, who is now the chief executive officer of Hit FM 95.9, was kidnapped by gunmen at Ekpo Iso Street in Ikot Ansa, Calabar. Irene Ugbo, police spokesperson in the state, confirmed his release in a telephone interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), in Calabar on Saturday.
How Nigerian media can effectively fight corruption — RibaduNaija247news | Naija247news
To make a serious impact against corruption, the Nigerian media must first purge itself of bad elements and become an institution of impeccable moral standards, a former head of Nigeria’s anti-graft office has said. At a symposium organised by Muslim media practitioners on Saturday, Nuhu Ribadu, who led the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission from 2003 to 2007, admonished journalists across the country to appreciate their role in the war against endemic graft.
National Judicial Council Directs Justice Ademola, 5 Others to ResumeNaija247news | Naija247news
The National Judicial Council, under the Chairmanship of Hon. Justice Walter. S. N. Onnoghen, GCON, at its 82nd Meeting which was held on 31st May and 1st June, 2017, considered the case of eight Judicial Officers who were directed to recuse themselves from duties on the request of the Attorney-General of the Federation pending the outcome of investigations against them.
U.S. Embassy Honors Nigerian TechWomenNaija247news | Naija247news
“Nigerian women are highly talented like the American women in the movie Hidden Figures,” Ambassador W. Stuart Symington said, prior to screening of the movie at Genesis Cinemas, in Abuja on Tuesday, in honor of Nigerian TechWomen. Hidden Figures details the story of three female African-American mathematicians employed by NASA in the 1960s. Working as human computers but denied recognition or promotion, they would go on to play crucial roles in the American space program.
No, Chichi, You Don’t Get To Give Up On Nigeria, By Chude JideonwoNaija247news | Naija247news
The problem, and the reason we lament, is that we have fallen too short of our potential. That, in spite of the lavish goodwill and the mandate given to both these leaders, they didn’t justify the faith. That is valid, and necessary, criticism.
The Paris Deal, Trump’s Withdrawal and the Nigerian Situation, By Mercy EzehiNaija247news | Naija247news
The World received a shocker on June 1, 2017 when President Donald Trump publicly disclosed his intention to remove his country from the Climate Change Agreement, a Deal which he described as inequitable, an attempt to remove jobs and wealth from American citizens and companies, and giving other countries unfair advantage. His utterances sounded more like the world gathered in Paris and plotted against America.
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