Abubakar Bin Aliyu

Hi everybody! There are three things that determines your success, viz:          "Ability is what you're capable of doing.             Motivation determines what you do and              Attitude determines how well you do it." Lou Holtz There are three primary aspects of your life that will determine whether or not you are successful in your endeavors. You will not be successful if you have only one or two. You must have all three working together. Consider them like the three legs of a "stool of success." Ability - the level at which you are able to actually do things. Your skill level. If you have a high level of skill, that's good. And the better you get, the better it will be for you. To the degree that you can perform your actions at higher and higher skill levels, the more and more success you will find in your chosen field. Motivation - the level at which you are able to find "a reason to act." This is the internal drive th

Posted by  lollydaskal   Competition today is fierce; change is everywhere and windows of opportunity seem to be gone before they are fully open. In times like this the responsibility of leadership can feel heavier than usual. But it doesn’t have to be this way. The honest truth is this: We can all succeed and we can all be less stressed if everyone has the opportunity to lead and does their share. If we work together and have one another’s backs, then we will all share in our wins. Here are some simple but significant ways we can all lead, and succeed, together: Everyone leads . If each of us were to step up to own our own leadership, we would have a huge number of people taking action and moving forward and creating a great force. The drive for leadership carries itself forward. Everyone contributes . The job of a leader is to get everyone to understand and believe that each one has something powerful to contribute, and that their contribution is vital to success. The more div

Hi,  folks, It's Friday again! The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "When you smile to your brother's face, it is charity." This is an authentic hadîth. It is related in  Sunan al-Tirmidhî (1879) and al-Tirmidhî declared it to be good. It is also related in  Sahîh Ibn Hibbân  (475 & 530) and  Musnad al-Bazzâr .  A man called his friend on the phone thousands of miles away. He said: "So I can be sure of your feelings, I want you to give me smile. And his friend really did smile – a genuine smile from the heart – and the effects of his smile could be heard in his voice while he spoke to his friend overseas. This made the man happy – that someone would smile upon a suggestion, though the other person could not even see him. There is great wisdom in the Prophet's words: "When you smile to your brother's face is charity."  And indeed, the Prophet (peace be upon him) followed this advice in his everyday life, so much so that `Abd Allah b

The health benefits of carrots include reduced cholesterol, prevention from heart attacks, warding off of certain cancers, improving vision, and reducing the signs of premature aging. Furthermore, carrots have the ability to increase the health of your skin, boost the immune system, improve digestion, increase cardiovascular health, detoxify the body, and boost oral health in a variety of ways.  They also provide a well-rounded influx of vitamins and minerals. Carrots are one of the most widely used and enjoyed vegetables in the world, partly because they grow relatively easily, and are very versatile in a number of dishes and cultural cuisines. Carrots are scientifically classified as  Daucus carota ,  and it is categorized as a root vegetable. It is typically orange in color, but purple, white, yellow, and red carrots are out there, just not as common. The taproot of the carrot is the part of the vegetable most commonly eaten, although the greens are still beneficial in salads and o

Health workers of Adamawa state Primary Health Care Management Agency today protested over none payment of their Salaries. The angry workers picketed the entire premises of the agency carrying placards with various inscriptions such as “pay us our salaries, Belle must go, we are hungry” The chairman of medical and health workers union, Mr. Jeremiah Ngyaykwui said; ” the executive chairman has deliberately refused to pay us our salaries, we were reliable told that he has been getting subvention from government but he refused to pay us our salaries for three months now and very soon it will be four months”. He added that; “our furniture allowance since 2012 has not been paid, for Christ sake why are they not willing to pay us?”. “Our CONTICS approved since 2012 has not being paid, most worrisome is that the chairman has sacked all our focal persons who were being sponsored by foreign donor agencies” “Our executive secretary is conniving with the chairman to punish us, if the governm

Why the UK is developing floating wind farms . Statoil has made the  final investment decision  to build the world’s first floating wind farm after getting an approval from the Scottish Government in early November 2015. So, why is the UK developing floating wind farms? Why wind? The UK has signed a legally binding agreement with the EU in 2009 that means that by 2020, 15% of the total energy consumed in UK has to be produced by renewable sources. This means that by 2020, 35% of the electricity the UK needs must be produced by renewable sources. The government are mostly relying on wind to fulfil this target because it is one of the most reliable energy sources in the UK, and the wind turbine technology is the most mature. The government intends to install a wind power capacity of 15GW onshore and 13GW offshore. This is an incredibly ambitious plan. The average rated power of a single onshore wind turbine is 1.6MW (enough to power around 800 homes), and offshore wind turbines are

The Head of Presidential Anti-Corruption Committee, Prof Itse Sagay, yesterday raised fresh concern over recent rulings of the Supreme Court on election petitions, particularly those of Rivers and Akwa Ibom states, The Nation reports. Sagay, who spoke with journalists at the Palace of the Olu of Warri, Delta State, warned that the rulings, which gave victory to candidates regardless of copious evidence of irregularities and heavy human and material casualties, constituted a dangerous precedence in the history of elections. He said; “the judgements are very perverse, particularly relating to Akwa Ibom and Rivers. Everybody knows that there were no elections in those two states. “Everybody knows that people like Wike climbed into the governorship seat over dead bodies and over blood of human beings. There were no elections, they wrote the results; the evidence is there. “So, what the Supreme Court has done is to set the clock of electoral excellence and fairness and credibility back

Mr. Damian Dodo, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, has told interrogators how five lawyers, who prosecuted multinational firms implicated in the $185 million Halliburton bribery scandal, were paid close to $26 million as legal fees. EFCC operatives Dodo, who was interrogated by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for over eight hours, last Thursday, said the five lawyers were duly engaged by the Federal Government to handle the case and bring culprits to book, having been  indicted by their respective home countries. Dodo’s defense is contained in a response he made to the EFCC, a copy of which Sunday Vanguard obtained last night. Meanwhile, EFCC operatives were said to be scrutinizing government accounts, last night, to ascertain where the refund was made. The four other lawyers involved in the case, it was also learnt, may be grilled by the anti-corruption agency. In  his response to the EFCC, Dodo  maintained that he and the four other lawyers carried out their job