• Remember that long queue you have to endure when you go the Bank to Transfer money, be it at the Customer Desk inside the Bank or by the ATM Machines?
• What about having to go over to the Bank with nearly N500 transport just to send someone N2,000?
• Or having to bear horrible names from someone you're supposed to send Money to but haven't, just because you just don't have time to spare in the always long Bank Queue

The term "Web 2.0" was first used in January 1999 by Darcy DiNucci, a consultant on electronic information design (information architecture). In her article, "Fragmented Future", DiNucci writes: The Web we know now, which loads into a browser window in essentially static screenfuls, is only an embryo of the Web to come.

The shortest, surest path to wealth is the strategic path. What do I mean by “strategic path”? In this lesson you will learn how to take it one step further by identifying the critical factors to success and limiting factors that hold you back.

I used to be pampered and had everything within my reach until the unexpected happened and I found myself living in a N200,000.00 per year apartment and had only a steady income of N18,000.00. When I saw myself in this situation, I had only two choices before me:

• One was to strive to keep living in the said apartment by finding other things to supplement my existing income.

Yes, many will say; a little alcohol is good for the body and the reason they say this, is so you can limit the intake of sugar with the intake of alcohol from time to time, which to me is like taking pain relievers to treat malaria.

So, where are you now in business?

There is a starting point, a work in progress stage and a finish line, so, at what stage or point of business development would you say that you are in now? Starting a business is not the most tedious activity, neither is it the most pleasant, it is simply a choice you have to make to become successful and whether or not you will agree, not starting out at all is more expensive than starting out in business.

Technology has found its way into every corner of the world, from cell phones to computers to television. It has even crossed the divide between rich and poor, and has become a part of life for many. The pervasiveness of technology is perhaps most apparent in the proliferation of cell phones, many of which are no longer just phones.

Our celebrities are supposed to be our role models. Whatever they do is definitely going to be imitated, from the the way they dress to the way they talk.

The Light skinned lady in Nigeria seem to have more chances in many aspects than the dark skinned lady. We have more light skinned ladies as video vixens, air hostesses, actresses, models and they even have more chances at getting good jobs in big companies.