BUHARI:MR PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA

On behalf of JUSTELL, we congratulate our president Alhaji Muhammadu Buhari on his victory in the just concluded election.Buhari’s All Progressives Congress (APC) opposition party declared victory and celebrations began among party grandees in the capital, Abuja.

 If confirmed, it would be the first democratic change of power in the history of Africa’s most populous country and cap a remarkable return for the 72-year-old who headed a military regime in the 1980s.

With 34 out of 37 results in, the APC had won 19 states, while Jonathan’s Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was on 14, plus the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja.

“This is the first time the opposition has voted a government out of power in Nigeria’s history,” said APC spokesman Lai Mohammed.

Buhari was more than 2.75 million votes ahead of 57-year-old Jonathan, after winning Yobe and Adamawa, which have been among the hardest hit by the bloody, six-year Boko Haram insurgency.

The retired army general won the key prize of Lagos in the southwest but at one point his lead was cut to 500,000 votes after landslide victories for Jonathan in his southern Delta homeland.

The vote was the closest election contest ever in Africa’s biggest economy which has a population of 173 million. Long Live Mr President,Long Live the Federal Republic Of Nigeria

LAW TIME-TABLE

    The faculty of Law of the Rivers State University of Science and Technology time -table has been out but is now ready for downloads, those in law wishing to get this should proceed to the menu, with titled table, and click on the link of your level to view, hold the image and select save to initiate download,unfortunately the time table for the year one students is not out yet but will be promptly uploaded as soon as it comes out please tell somebody to tell somebody.Thank you.

RSUST EXHIBITION

 The Rivers State University Of Science and Technology held its exhibition on the 3rd March,2015.It was an enlightening and exciting event as things never seen before or things hardly seen were put in display for those who graced the event .The exhibition was to show case the various reports in the different faculties of the university from Agriculture to  Electrical Engineering(the wonderful exhibition of Master Jowah Lewis Okiemute) to Law.
  Everything seen here is in RSUST. No wonder we won the best regional award. A big thank you to the great Vice Chancellor of this institution Proff BB Fakae( NVMA,NSP,SAN,WAVE,BSP,NSAP,AAAS, NYAS,MCVSN).These pictures were taken on the day of the exhibition.

CAR ENGINE WASHING MACHINE

CAT FISH

PELLETIZER

PERIWINKLE

TURTLE SHELL

 Jowah Lewis Okiemute from Electrical Engineering

VICE CHANCELLOR-PROF.FAKAE

IDEAS

    I would like to define an idea as the mental representation of a concept,do you have an idea? do you want to have an idea? If your reply to my first question is yes.Do you think it will work? well that is a question for you and you alone. Every thing started with an idea that gave birth to more ideas i think an idea is more prolific than one can imagine. Look at facebook the idea to came him  like yours came to you.Their is no ideal idea it can be modified,consistent thinking will improve an idea do not let it die.
     Idea's are like birds they fly around perch on shoulders and when they are not quickly utilized, flies to another, don't  be  surprised that idea of yours that you dragged your feet about, has been started by someone else.Will you say the person stole your idea? Of course not the bird flew away and was caged! Develop your idea and visualize its market content you may not look for a job because of that idea, in fact you may even employ that man who wears a suit and looks dapper.GRAB THE BIRD TODAY AND CAGE IT!!!

UNDER-AGED VOTING

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THIS KID WHO TURNED "18" ON ELECTION MORNING...#cheating

This might seem abit awkward for Non-Northerners,but underaged voting is quite the norm for people living in the Northern part of Nigeria. In a display of desperation for power,kids are made to register and vote for a particular candidate of preference.My question is, "What is the government doing about the appalling situation?"

TREATING THE CHURCH AS A LIVING ROOM

Today’s churches are really good at creating programs and checklists, but I believe what we are really in need of is a warm  and welcoming environments—in addition to warm and welcoming people. We need people to know that when they attend a church, they will be embraced with open and loving arms.

Why should the church be treated like a living room? Let me explain …

—Living rooms are where conversations happen.

—Living rooms are where people spend time together.

—Living rooms are where people cry together.

—Living rooms are where people laugh together.

—Living rooms are where people bond with one another.

—Living rooms are where people work things out.

—Living rooms are where people discuss hard things.

—Living rooms are where people dream together.

—Living rooms are where people discussion transition.

—Living rooms are where people find forgiveness.

—Living rooms are where people find hope.

—Living rooms are where people find comfort.

We’re Called to Be Family.

No matter where someone is at in life, what they’re feeling or what they may have done in their past, love and embrace will be waiting for them in the comfort of a living room. We’re called to be family, and the church should reflect a welcoming environment that anyone can feel at home in, regardless of their circumstances.

Will there be tough conversations? Of course! But that’s the beauty of viewing the church as one big living room. Real life can actually take place! People can be open and transparent with what’s really going on in their life.  

KILLING SIN

It turns out that just saying “kill your sin” doesn’t actually tell anyone what that means. It’s not as if sin is a physical thing that can be taken outside and shoved off a cliff. So what does it mean to kill sin?

Simply put …

We kill sin when we refuse to do it. 

“If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me.” (Lk. 9:23) The Christian life is one of self-denial, of saying no to the things we sinfully desire.It’s the anti-Nike: Just don’t do it.

We kill sin when we refuse to feed it. 

“Keep your heart with all vigilance, for from it flow the springs of life.” (Prov. 4:23) If we are to be successful in saying no to our sinful desires, we must also be working to starve those same desires. While we may never be able to fully starve them into submission before we get to heaven, we can greatly weaken them with what we choose to put into our minds and hearts.Figure out what the beast is and starve it!

We kill sin when we pray against it.

“Who will deliver me from this body of death? Thanks be to God through our Lord Jesus Christ!” (Rom. 7:24-25) Killing sin is a spiritual business in that it requires the aid of the Holy Spirit to be successful.But if we prayerfully go to battle by praying often (daily, hourly, minute-by-minute when needs be!), we line up behind Christ and His Spirit. We march toward a certain victory when we fight on our knees.

We kill sin when we pursue the opposite. 

“Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things.” (Phil. 4:8) Sin is parasitic, always feeding on something good and producing something bad through it. Were it not for the good and beautiful, sin couldn’t even exist. So part of killing sin is finding those things that sin is perverting and pursuing those with all our energies. GOD BLESS YOU.

BEING INNOVATIVE

                                                                                                                                                       

    

         Innovation does not come natural to everybody, well so does talent, look around you everything you see was never like that, some has gone through up 50 modifications.A classical example is the mobile phone nobody knows its next look, from Nokia 3310 to the sophisticated Blackberrys. Take any product or service within an arms length and ask yourself what can i do to make this thing better you do not have to reinvent the wheel,that is what make many new companies to succeed in an overpopulated competitive market, having a mindset like this makes you a solution provider and THAT my friend is what the world is looking for.BE INNOVATIVE OR DIE.

INEC WEBSITE HACKED

    The Independent National Electoral Commissions website was reported hacked in the early hours of today but fortunately for the general public it has been restored.The master mind of this attack and it's accomplices should be brought to book for disenfranchising the body on it day of national duty.

    Oh how i would love it, if capable students in our national varsities were able to combat this treason and gained the upper hand against these terrorist like vices rather they engage in playing football and snatching of ballot boxes enslaving themselves to these devil-tailed  politicians. Rise up my brothers let us watch our country before these disguised vices, imploring us with blue-pockets trade the nation for a piece of silver for they know not its worth.

BE CAREFULL

Even as we march forward to perform our civic responsibility let us not forget those who we love,and those who love us, I suggest you thumb print and sit down quietly ,not arguing or seeking attention you may set down and observe or go home and await the results please do not  endanger yourselves. This is a small instruction

every body in the world is watching do your country proud

YOUR VOTE....YOUR FATE

As we gird up to make history tomorrow by voting,i am obliged to bring up the words of Obama.

Hello. Today, I want to speak directly to you—the people of Nigeria.
Nigeria is a great nation and you can be proud of the progress you’ve made. Together, you won your independence, emerged from military rule, and strengthened democratic institutions. You’ve strived to overcome division and to turn Nigeria’s diversity into a source of strength. You’ve worked hard to improve the lives of your families and to build the largest economy in Africa.

Now you have a historic opportunity to help write the next chapter of Nigeria’s progress—by voting in the upcoming elections. For elections to be credible, they must be free, fair and peaceful. All Nigerians must be able to cast their votes without intimidation or fear.

So I call on all leaders and candidates to make it clear to their supporters that violence has no place in democratic elections—and that they will not incite, support or engage in any kind of violence—before, during, or after the votes are counted. I call on all Nigerians to peacefully express your views and to reject the voices of those who call for violence. And when elections are free and fair, it is the responsibility of all citizens to help keep the peace, no matter who wins.

Successful elections and democratic progress will help Nigeria meet the urgent challenges you face today. Boko Haram—a brutal terrorist group that kills innocent men, women and children—must be stopped. Hundreds of kidnapped children deserve to be returned to their families. Nigerians who have been forced to flee deserve to return to their homes. Boko Haram wants to destroy Nigeria and all that you have worked to build. By casting your ballot, you can help secure your nation’s progress.

I’m told that there is a saying in your country: “to keep Nigeria one is a task that must be done.” Today, I urge all Nigerians—from all religions, all ethnic groups, and all regions—to come together and keep Nigeria one. And in this task of advancing the security, prosperity, and human rights of all Nigerians, you will continue to have a friend and partner in the United States of America.

SEX...SWEET BUT TOO EXPENSIVE

Sex in our society has become downplayed as just a penetrative moment of fun-fillment amongst our youngsters .On few know little or nothing about the incredible dangers of SEX.Below is a list of the dangers that are always present when sex is outside of marriage. Not everything listed necessarily happens to everyone, in every sexual experience. However, all of them are very real possibilities and do happen on a regular basis to teens and adults alike. There are too many of them to take lightly and it is impossible to dodge all consequences. And thinking that some of them won’t affect you and your future marriage in powerful ways — that's a lie.

Perhaps more importantly, consider that these consequences will not only affect you. Every time you have premarital sex, you are putting your partner in a situation where they can experience any or all of the following consequences. How loving or caring is it to put people in emotional, spiritual, intellectual and physical danger? True love wants what is best for the other; endangering someone, for any reason, is not love. How would you like to be responsible for putting them through a great deal of unnecessary hurt? How satisfied would you be if their future marriage goes through serious problems because sex isn’t as important or intimate as it should be? Sex without any possible regrets can only be experienced in marriage. Outside of marriage, there is always the risk. Are you willing to risk yourself or the one you’re with to experience ANY of the following?

Emotional (Psychological) Traps of Premarital Sex:

1.     Worry about pregnancy, STDs, and AIDS

2.     Regret

3.     Guilt

4.     Loss of self-respect and lowered self-esteem

5.     Devalued Sex

6.     Shaken trust in relationships and fear of commitment

7.     Hurt and anger over betrayal

8.     Depression and suicide

9.     Ruined relationships

10.  Stunted personal development

11.  Difficulty evaluating future spouse: when a couple is physical, especially to the degree of having sex, they tend to become partially blinded to each other’s failings and often only focus on someone’s good traits. Have you ever heard something like “He’s really not that bad... He’s a great guy when he’s not cheating on me.” There are many rationalizations that can take place so that some people feel justified in staying in unhealthy relationships. In marriage, this partial blindness can be very good, as it helps couples overcome minor problems before they tear each other apart. Outside of marriage, minor problems are often hidden major problems that couples refuse to deal with. When you are sexually active with someone, you are not at a good place to evaluate someone’s character. This can lead to a devastating marriage decision.

12.  Lack of bonding through sex in marriage: we recommend reading The Epidemic of Bad Sex in Marriage.

Spiritual Traps of Premarital Sex:

1.      Ghosts in Marriage: When a person engages in physical relationships before they get married, these sexual experiences become a part of his or her marriage as well — because you share your soul with each sexual partner, whether you intend to or not. Comparisons to lovers of the past can undermine the intimacy of a marriage and can make a couple feel as though others contribute to their private sharing of intercourse. Perhaps you’ve compared yourself to a boyfriend or girlfriend’s exes, wondering if you are as attractive, or as smart, or as fun to spend time with. Can you imagine how much more painful those comparisons would be if you knew their previous relationships were sexual? Now can you imagine how difficult it would be to live with those sexual comparisons for the rest of your life? It’s a much happier, healthier marriage when a couple learns to navigate sexual experiences together, without the ghosts of past relationships haunting them.

2.      Isolation from God: If someone’s relationship with God is even remotely important to them, premarital sex is something that could shatter his or her faith life. Premarital sex is a serious, mortal sin for all Judeo-Christian faiths. When we sin, we are stepping away from God and His awesome plan for our lives. It’s such a grave sin because it causes so much damage to our hearts, minds, and souls. God created sex to be a fulfilling, life-long gift of self to the other  – and it is only in marriage that sex can be what it should be. For many, committing this sin leads to them to believe that God can’t love them anymore, and they walk away from Him – which is such a lie! We are taught that God is the source of true, unconditional love and He will always forgive us. But when we choose to engage in premarital sex, we choose to walk away from God – from what should be the most important, most loving relationship we have. Many abandon their faith entirely to rationalize their desire to enjoy sex outside of marriage. How willing are you to walk away from God? Are you willing to risk the salvation of yourself or your partner?

 When you choose to save sex for marriage, you avoid all the negatives listed above. But if you’re dealing with any of these consequences from sexual activity, or already have gone too far physically, there is still hope. You can start fresh to and avoid many of these dangers from this point on through the gift of starting over – you can have a second chance.

MASTERING EXAMINATION TENSION IN SIX STEPS

Unfortunately there is no magic wand that will remove the impact of stress on your life. Controlling stress is an active process which means that you will have to take steps to limit its impact. However, there are some very simple steps that you can take to do this which may help your stress levels work for you instead of against you.

Step One:  Be careful about what you eat and drink

Try to eat a well balanced diet, eating at least three regular meals a day. Eat foods which will release energy slowly and are likely to have a calming effect. Food or drink high in sugar may give you instant energy,  but in the long term may wind you up leaving you feeling more nervy and edgy than you did before.

Limit your consumption of caffeine particularly found in tea, coffee, fizzy soft drinks and "Proplus" tablets. Excess caffeine tends to heighten arousal and increases "jittery" feelings; it can also impair your concentration and may keep you awake at night.

Try to also limit your use of alcohol and to avoid all use of non-prescribed drugs. These may make you feel better in the short term, but can prevent you from sleeping properly; they can also impair your ability to remember the work that you are trying to revise. Some people drink alcohol  and / or smoke more to control their stress levels, but  it would be a good decision to try to develop more healthy ways of controlling your stress.

Step Two: Get enough sleep

Make sure that you get plenty of rest; six to eight hours a night are recommended. If getting to sleep is a problem, ensure that you have at least a half an hour break from your revision before going to bed. Use this break to do anything relaxing which will take your mind off your work such as:

• having a soak in the bath;
• chatting to your friends;
• writing a letter;
• listening to some  music.

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Step Three: Take regular exercise

Exercising regularly will not only help to keep you physically healthy, but also uses up the hormones and nervous energy produced when you are stressed. Exercise will also help to relax the muscles which become tense when you are stressed, and, as exercise increases the blood flow around the body, it can help you to think more clearly.

You do not have to take up a strenuous sport: try swimming, walking, cycling or dancing. Anything that gets you moving around and is enjoyable is beneficial, especially if it involves spending at least half an hour in the fresh air every day.

Step Four: Control your breathing

If you notice that you are starting to feel very stressed, for example as you wait for the examination to start, try to regulate your breathing by concentrating on breathing out to a slow count of four; the breathing in will take care of itself. It will be helpful if you practise this exercise when you are not stressed so that you are very familiar with the technique when you need actually need it.

Step Five: Make time for fun

Build leisure time into your revision days and the days that you sit your exams. Get involved in a non-academic activity, such as sports, crafts, hobbies or music. Anything that you find relaxing or enjoyable which will give you a break from thinking or worrying about your exams will be beneficial.

Step Six: Improve your study skills

Effective study skills can reduce stress by making you feel more in control of your work and more confident that you will succeed. Check out the Student Learning Centre's guide to Revision & Exam Skills; attend one of the Centre's exam skills workshops or review your approach in an individual consultation with the Centre's adviser. (Details of how to contact the Centre are provided in the resources section at the end of this guide.)  It may also be useful to talk to your course tutor to get subject specific advice to help make your revision more focused.

Remember that most of your fellow students will be feeling the same way as you do. Tell your friends and family how you feel and find ways of relaxing with them which will help to support you.

On the day of the exams and during the exam:

• Have a good but moderate breakfast and lunch, remembering not to drink too much caffeine.
• Try to do something relaxing for the last hour before the exam. Last minute cramming could cloud your ability to remember the overall concepts.
• Try to avoid fellow students who may increase your anxiety levels by asking what you have or have not revised etc.
• Use the breathing exercise that you have practised to regulate your breathing; exhale slowly.
• If you find even getting into the examinations hall a problem, talk to a trusted friend and ask them to walk to the exam hall with you.
• Have a plan for how you will use your time in the exam hall (see the Revision and exam skills study guide for guidance).

EXAMINATION STRESS

• It is common for students to feel a certain amount of pressure when exam week is nearing. This is just normal to feel pressure and anxiety, however, too much of it is not good. High anxiety level and pressure can affect not just the studying habits of the student but also their daily lives. It is important for the students to know the root cause of their stress and anxiety so that they can have a better understanding of it and they can also limit or avoid it.
• Some students feel more pressure not on their ability to study but on the expectations of the people around them. Parents, teachers and even friends expect the student to get a high grade. This external pressure creates too much stress on the student. Students who feel this pressure are those working for scholarships and students who constantly get high grades. Other external pressure may include competing with other students for high grades. Competition is healthy but taking it too seriously and thinking about how others will fare on their exam is not good for the student.
• Imposing too much pressure on oneself is also one cause of exam stress. Students who put too much pressure on themselves always think about the outcome of their test. They are too afraid to get a low score they constantly think about the exam. Too much worrying and pressure can surely cause exam stress.
• The last cause of exam stress is the lack of preparation on the part of the student. Cramming and last minute studying always leads to nervousness and anxiety because the student knows he or she is not prepared well enough for the test. Students who rush their studies also has lack of sleep so if you combine all these factors, the result is exam stress.

WHY PREACHING IS SCARY

Preaching is an important privilege because it gives you the power to transform lives.Owing to this importance placed on preaching,it becomes a scary venture if not done properly.

To be candid, though, preaching is scary, Here’s why:

1. I will answer to God for what I say. I know God will hold me accountable for every word I say, and He will not ignore any carelessness from my lips (Matt. 12:36-37). Recklessness in preaching is an invitation to judgment.
   
   

2. What I do affects eternity. Here I am not suggesting that preaching somehow trumps the sovereignty of God. On the contrary, I am simply aware that God uses the proclamation of His Word to save souls (Rom. 10:9-15). That truth means that preaching really does have an eternal impact.
3. I may have only one opportunity to speak truth to a hearer. A nonbeliever (or a believer, for that matter) may sit under my preaching only one time. In the midst of a busy life, he/she may offer listening ears for only a few minutes. I will miss that one-time open door if my preaching wanders from the Word.
4. It’s easier to talk about “stuff” than it is to teach the Word. Preaching is hard work. From personal exegesis of the text to public proclamation of the message, preachers must dig into the Word, soak in it, be cleansed by it and then deliver it. It’s just easier to use a few Bible verses as a launching pad to preach about “stuff” than to do the hard work of Bible exposition—and that reality scares me.
5. At least for a few minutes, everybody is focused on me. Maybe I’m uniquely fallen, but I like the affirmations that come with preaching. For a short while, I am the “man of God” to whom others look for truth. Yes, I want my preaching to direct them to Jesus, but I must be honest with myself: Preaching frightens me because it can instead become a means to build my ego.
6. I can preach in my own strength. What frightens is that anyone can rely on training,knowledge and experience when  preaching—and completely lack the power and blessing of God.

7. Preaching puts my life under the microscope. Those who listen to my sermons presume my life will validate my words. I preach the Word publicly on Sunday, but they have a right to see obedience and faithfulness in my life every day of the week. In fact, the very Word I preach gives them the lens through which to view my life. That’s humbling … and a bit disconcerting.
8. The devil attacks preachers. The gospel is “God’s power for salvation” (Rom. 1:16, HCSB). Thus, it is not surprising that the enemy aims his arrows at preachers to hinder us from preaching and living out the Word. Our very calling to proclaim the gospel puts the enemy’s bullseye on our back.
9. Somebody probably won’t like something about the message. It’s too long. Or too short. Not enough Bible. Too much Bible. Too much application, or not enough application. You’re too loud. Or too soft. You don’t preach like my favorite preachers on the Internet. For those of us who can wrongly be perfectionistic and people-pleasing at times, preaching is a risky endeavor.
10. Somebody will listen. Somebody who hears will take the message to heart and follow it. I’ve been in places around the world where hearers take the message and proclaim it almost word-for-word that day to their villages. If somebody is going to listen, I need to approach the Word with seriousness and humility.

For all these reasons, preaching scares a bit. But here’s what scares the most: that I will someday approach preaching without the earnestness it demands. I’m well aware that a healthy respect for the task today can become only routine tomorrow.

Please pray that God will give me grace to keep that slide from happening. If you are a preacher, share this post—and invite others to pray for you as well.  

10 Things You Shouldn’t Say to a Pastor Right After the Sermon

I understand that we want to be expressive at all times,after all open rebuke is better than secret love... Prov 27:5. We just want to comment after a good or not very nice sermon, but please go easy on your pastor.He is your shepherd.I’ve assembled these 10 things church members have told pastors immediately after they preached.

1. “I am going to be late for lunch because you preached so long.”

2. “You must not have had much time to prepare that sermon.”

3. “My former pastor preached a much better sermon from that text.”

4. “I wish {fill in the blank} would have heard that sermon.”

5. “You act like you weren’t feeling well while you preached.”

6. “I’m sorry I fell asleep while you were preaching. Your voice just puts me to sleep.”

7. “Your subject/verb agreement was incorrect three times in your sermon.”

8. “I wish you wouldn’t preach from the Old Testament.”

9. “Let me tell you what you missed in your sermon.”

10. “Are we ever going to be done with this sermon series?”

For those who do not know,Pastors often take 10 to 20 hours to prepare a sermon. They pray for God to speak through them. They preach with conviction and fervency. And then they hear one of these sentences. Instead of punching their faith,Pray for them as they prepare for the sermon. Stay graceful.

UNIVERSITY RANKING: Who And What Determines The Best???

According to "Webometric"-a body in charge of ranking Universites,(ranking link)are assessed and ranked yearly by standards that are yet to be clearly stated.My questions to fellow students and administrative heads are:

1. If the veracity of this ranking is actually true,what input are you making to place your university at the top of this ranking.

2.Are you satisfied with the current ranking of your school.

3,Do you think the ranking is fair enough with respect to where you are placed in the ranking?

4.Will you decide to improve either your reading(for student) or teaching(for lecturers) habits in order to improve the condition of your school?

Change and transformation is an attitude of choice.... I Love and Rep my  school(Rivers University Of Science And Technology) even though we are sitting on the 40th position on the map. I choose to work hard and encourage others to work hard for a collective change. Join the train of TRANSFORMATIONALIST...

SELFIE STICKS

    Yes, have you not heard about it, well if you have not change your phone and your friends cause they have been cruel to you and themselves.Every one who was having difficulties with their selfie's could solve this selfisic problem with a selfie-stick,they come in handy you can purchase one online, or from that shop across you street if it exists shhhh it's price ranges from 6k-7k .
    Selfie-sticks are devices for holding smart phones or compact camera that allows a wider and more panoramic image capture .The word selfie was is actually not a new word but couldn't book a ticket to the dictionary till 2012,when its popularity paid of .Front cameras are now the in thing as phone maufacturing industries are now innovating round the clock, a means to increase the image quality of the front camera some smart phone actually posses flash in front now, wow I may be purchasing mine soon ,pictures are live memories create one today, smile tomorrow .aren't these sticks exiciting the father the phone the better the image quality you know,
click.

EDUCATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

    I like the definition of an entrepreneur as, "someone who perceives an opportunity and creates/innovates an organisation to pursue it." It has been statistically proven that 60% of entrepreneurs are crafts people(people with a particular skill and a degree of expertise) and 30% are owners of small business like traders,I mean that woman selling roasted plantains and yams at the round about who saw the need of these products and did not just discussed with her friends to show how creative she was, but went ahead to purchase an umbrella and equipment  to pursue that opportunity.
    Examples of the 60% are those who own game repair shops,phone repairs,etc. Most at times these creative genii are not educated enough to take there organisation to the the next level
Most educated folks look down on these minds whom there are lower down on the hierarchy of creativity and are moving towards a company job which is consistently moving towards down- sizing,further others may never bring their education to their business playing it the old way or those whom parents own businesses, when they do, the parent may not listen because they think the child does not have any experience about what he is talking about. I bet the few who listened will rise to the membership of an empire standard . LISTEN,LEARN MORE,DO MOST(LLD) as I like to call it.

CODING

     I see it coming faster than i anticipated,once upon a time you need to have a knowledge of computers to get a job, but I see programming and a adequate use of soft-wares as the new thing and Africa has been slow to adapt to this impending change. It would be wise to start getting computer savvy in-terms of programming and manipulation of soft-wares.I think every one should be proficient in at least one programming language like java,c++,python,c#,etc. and if you have a laptop or a smart phone you could start by downloading a compiler like eclipse,net-bean, etc, to aid your learning and practice whenever you are chanced who know you may become the next celebrated computer person.
   In foreign countries programs like Hour of code, have been implemented to get children coding at a very young age there by producing a generation of coders .Realising the girls were not actively involved in this new revolution more appetizing programs have been implemented for them .Do not be left behind get coding

WILL THERE EVER BE CONSTANT POWER IN NIGERIA?

     I would love to speak positively about my country but the emerging monsters I see would not let me,maybe I can with both eyes closed.

    The power sector in Nigeria has been doomed to fail due to certain gigantic forces which has built their castle around our problems and have been reaping a hundred fold.They would not release our country who has been its slave  for the past 55 years. May be they see freedom as an illusion like me and has never thought of granting it to anyone,as they would do anything to keep their parasitic empire running these people are those who own generator importing firms.

    To add guns to sword certain industries are now capitalizing on our predicament building products to beautify our problem like rechargeable fans,bulb,clippers ,with the government akimbo because they can generate their own power.This is a growing empire which may team up because of a common foe sniffling out the possibility of ever generating power supply in Nigeria. I do not mean to dash your hopes but look at it from a birds eye view.

RESEARCH IN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES

     The deplorable state of research in Nigerian universities is alarming, from public to private universities the result is not far fetched.Several factors contribute to this disease capable of wiping out an entire generation of intellects,solution providers,etc from individual to parents to friends and the school environment.
    Firstly,lack of interest.As a child i grew up to be very inquisitive but as one grows if his curiosity is not catered for  it starts digging its own grave, making it an herculean task to be reignited .Most parents when asked questions about what they have little or no idea about put up an attitude that keeps the child away from asking questions about the topic aiding the grave digger.Moreover when the child takes his curiosity to school believing his teacher to provide a soothing response for him rather the parents behaviour may be mirrored adding hunger to anger.
     More,lack of encouragement and promotion.The Nigerian society has a ready made mindset and start ups are usually neglected,
without encouragement and promotion, these small seed of research that would have bore an Iroko tree is smashed on the ground and trampled upon by insults mockery and other devices of the evil within men. If these diseases can be cured for a start, "where there is a will there are many ways in an information age"