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I RECOMMEND THIS ITEMS TO OUR MILLIONAIRE NIGERIANS

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Have you ever wondered about what kind of things you would purchase if you were a millionaire? Perhaps a private jet, a giant mansion, luxury cars, diamonds left and right, expensive weekend getaways, etc. All the things that come to mind are often big ticket items, but what many people don’t think about are the small everyday household items like toilet paper and staples. These kinds of things are usually inexpensive, but who knew that you could buy a roll of toilet paper for $20? Or a set of staples for $175? If you have millions upon millions of dollars, you probably want every aspect of your life to be luxurious, mainly because you can afford it. Below are nine items that you probably have in your own house right now, but for a significantly cheaper price. 1. Posh Instant Noodles – $43 Source Here is the rich version of Ramen. Harrods is known for its posh products and they even have a line of instant noodles. The containers are hand-flocked with gold and com...

THE LOOMING DANGER OF UNEMPLOYMEMT IN NIGERIA

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Odutola analyses the danger of unemployment Omotayo Yusuf Yesterday 30180 Editor’s note: While Nigeria is going through an economically challenging period and also struggling to keep its citizens united, a greater menace is creeping in. Unemployment is threatening to turn the youths to vicious men and Nigeria needs to act fast. Ademuyiwa Odutola who is a research analyst looks into the growing scale of unemployment and the danger lurking. He recognizes unemployment as a problem capable of turning the country into a war zone. Unemployment as a silent menace A drive through inner corners of Nigerian cities will reveal what decision makers in Abuja have over the years pretended to admit as a reality steering us right in the face and a ticking time bomb waiting to explode and may ultimately shake the nation right into its foundation. While as a nation, we struggle daily to hold together the very societal fabric that binds us together as a nation, we forget to critically understand that k...