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7 TIPS ON MANAGING YOUR INCOME Do you know how it feels when you are tired and weak, and now you have a headache, not due to fatigue but due to the fact that the calendar reads 28 th and you have calculated your salary the umpteenth time yet your budget weighs more than your salary. Trust me, I know what it feels like when you suddenly think your salary is not enough at the point you get the alert. It is quite ironic to feel sad and overwhelmed the moments you receive your monthly salary rather feel grateful. Elizabeth Warren opines that “ Balancing your money is the key to having enough ”.   Sometimes most of our financial challenges are tied to our inability to manage our income per time. Here are a few tips: 7 TIPS ON MANAGING YOUR INCOME 1. COMMIT YOURSELF TO BE DEBT FREE : You need to set a standard for yourself else every month, you would be paying a debt. Agree with yourself that you will not borrow, no matter what arises. Have noticed that every time you

  T H E   L A D Y P A I N T E R A painter was needed at Thompson Nola street near Canada Villa, Lekki. Lagos. All effort to get a painter to quickly paint the enclosed hall proved abortive yet there wasn't time left for more search.  This part of the job was delaying other artisans. Rather than allow the work to linger for another 5days, a young woman stepped in relentlessly in her effort to ensure the work was completed in due time.  She was on board for supervision as she came in earlier with the project manager, Mr Richard but felt the time was of the essence. A few minutes later, the workers were stunned to see the young damsel who had earlier looked classy in her lovely expensive wig and makeup, did away with her 6 inches shoes to get the painting off the road, so the ceramics and sculptural design could commence. In no time she was up and down the building and the job was done. The project manager was overwhelmed and had to request that she assist him in the nex

                                  DADDY IN THE KITCHEN Happy Father’s day to all fathers, fathers to be and men who are beacons of hope to the young generations and the world at large. A young man surprised a group of men by challenging them to give their families a weekend treat and then return with the stories of how the weekend went down. What a task? You would say, well it sounded so simple yet interesting. Like a game, they all resumed their daily activities but when the said weekend came; everyone had different fun stories, excuses and all to say but it will amaze you that a young man in the person of Ayorinde Adegoke Orija, a civil servant from Egba land, who had been married for about 10 years and knew how to spoil a family stunned the men’s forum with his weekend report. Dark and gentle Mr Ayorinde Adegoke Orija, had gone the extra mile of making a meal for his family, thereby treating his wife and children to a beautiful, delicate and delicious table of Akara.