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Knowing your Partner in Marriage Surprises are the best, which is why everyone loves them…especially Nigerian women! Little bits of surprises tell the person that they are worth a little bit of planning and show that you care. The surprise does not have to mark a holiday or her birthday, it also It doesn’t have to be too big or expensive as Nigerian women are not essentially materialistic. It should come from the heart. If you are in Nigeria or you are currently married to a Nigerian wife, Jovago.com Africa’s largest hotel booking portal shares a few ideas to help you surprise the love of your life and not break the bank. Give her a “just because” gift You live with her, you know what she likes and most of all, you must have heard her expressed a desire for a particular thing that she is unable to get for herself. Get her a gift out of the blues! It could be the thing she wanted or just something you know she needs, like a new pair of sunglasses she has not yet picked u

From Port Harcourt – Eldred Abbey, Director, Football, Rivers United FC of Port Harcourt says the passing away of former Super Eagles Coach, Shaibu Amodu, will create a vacuum in the nation`s coaching family. Shaibu Amodu  We would all recall that Amodu, 58, died in the early hours of Saturday in Benin City, over an undisclosed ailment. Abbey in Port Harcourt on Saturday said shortly after news of his death hit the airwaves, that Amodu`s death, coming a few days after Keshi’s death was a big loss to football. He said that Amodu was in Rivers on May 28, for the Joseph Yobo testimonial, where he had also attended a referees’ course. Shaibu Amodu and Stephen Keshi “This is a big shock to the coaching family in the country. We have yet to recover from the shock of Keshi’s death, only hear that Amodu has also passed away. “Indeed, a big vacuum has been created in the nation`s coaching family. It will take us time to recover from this,” he said. Abbey, then, called

United States Election Jack Welch on Trump, U.S. Economy, and Compensation Jack Welch, executive chairman of Jack Welch Management Institute, discusses his support for Donald Trump in the general election, the state of the U.S. economy, business insights from his management school, and rethinking performance evaluations and compensation. He speaks with Betty Liu on "Bloomberg Markets." Source:  Bloomberg

Boardroom Meetings What are some tips for making the most of weekly 1-on-1 calls between a remote employee and a manager? originally appeared on Qoura - the knowledge sharing network where compelling questions are answered by people with unique insights. Answer by Jane Chin, author of Practical Leadership for Biopharma Executives, on Qoura : Whether as manager or employee, I like an ordered, Prioritized Communication Format that allows me to make the most of weekly 1-on-1 calls: 1. Personal Communication. Personal Communication can and should be as simple as asking a mindful "How are you?" and should take no more than 2-3 minutes. Unless there has been a significant personal development that can impact work performance, personal communication should be brief. Should the call end before its allotted time, which may happen as both employee and manager improve efficiency and effectiveness of weekly 1-on-1 calls, you can return to "personal small talk"

Fashion Accessory Sustainable fashion is part of a growing trend towards sustainability. The goal of sustainable fashion goes beyond profit maximization. Sustainable fashion brands consider the human impact on the environment and social responsibility. According to Earth Edge, at least 8000 chemicals are used to turn raw materials into textiles and 25% of pesticides are used to grow cotton. The average American throws away 65 lbs of clothes every year. Without making changes to our purchasing and production habits, we will leave behind irreparable damage for future generations. I decided to consider the importance of sustainable production when selecting the first startup I was going to highlight in this series. Richard and Emelie Haines are the founders of SideRoot, a startup focused on bringing ethical business practices to an area of fashion that has been largely ignored by sustainable fashion trends.  Richard and Emelie are social entrepreneurs based out of Örnskölds

SEO Webmaster No result found, try new keyword! There are a few different sides to SEO; there’s a qualitative side to SEO—the quality of your content and the strength of your link profile factor in to how your domain ranks in search engines, but this is a somewhat subjective process. On the other ...     Is your SEO data steering you wrong? SEO Data Graph With the rise of SEO platforms and enterprise-level technology, we are drowning in a sea of SEO data, with a lot of information right at our fingertips. But are we really getting a true and accurate picture of our SEO performance? As marketers, we pore over data all the time — but in order to glean meaningful insights, we need to make sure our data collection tools are set up properly and managed correctly for accuracy. Here is how to do it. Attribution Attribution has been one of online marketing’s biggest challenges. Who gets the credit for a conversion when there are so many different touch points alo

Make Money Blogging When a person plans to start blogging on a regular basis, they can easily become overwhelmed with all of the decisions that need to be made in such a short amount of time. Aside from creating high quality articles that are sought out and well received by its intended audience, bloggers also have to think up domain names, web hosts, themes, plugins -- and that's just barely scratching the surface. The very last thing on most bloggers' minds is making money. As a matter of fact, according to a 2012 survey of 1,000 bloggers performed by Blogging.com, 81% never even make $100 from their blogging. Just so you know, if you're in it for a quick way to make cash, you're definitely in the wrong field. But just because the vast majority don't turn a large profit doesn't mean that it's physically impossible to make money blogging, either. According to that same survey, 17% are able to sustain their lifestyle and/or support their f

Social Media While there can be no doubt politicians are becoming more visible on sites like Facebook, Twitter and instagram, social media trend experts have questioned their effectiveness. University of Western Australia associate professor of marketing Paul Harrigan said politicians needed to adapt the way they communicate on social media platforms if they want young people to listen. "I would say that they're treating these two-way channels like traditional one-way channels," he said. "They need to be going out there and try to engage with people and listen to what people are saying — their thoughts, their views, their policies — and then adapting their strategy around that. "But I'm not seeing that happening." Mr Harrigan said often what most parties were doing was taking the same message, sometimes the same advertisement, and simply placing it on Facebook and Twitter.  "It can't be as planned as that," he said. &q

Britain's own Sam Barton Sam Barton, 22, spent the staggering sum over the past four years. The ex-barman - who has based his lifestyle on Joey Essex, a star of ITV's reality show The Only Way Is Essex – has admitted regularly spending thousands of pounds a night on champagne. I never thought of how much anything cost - if I wanted something, I bought it Sam Barton He went into the red after spending a small fortune on plastic surgery including £20,000 on his teeth, £5,000 on cosmetic injections and a                                                                                         further £10,400 on a nose job. Sam, who lives in Four Oaks, Birmingham, also drained his bank accounts with foreign holidays, designer outfits, jewelry and even £1,000 on flashy accessories for his pet cat. Before filing for bankruptcy, Sam - the grandson of Aston Villa's European Cup-winning manager Tony Barton - held 15 credit and store cards and had a large overdraft.

Taylor Swift just has a way with words, especially when it comes to relationships and romance. And while the singer may be newly single after her recent split from Calvin Harris, her thoughts on all things love ring as true and meaningful as ever. Below, what Swift has said about that four-letter word, from what it's like to fall in love to how she makes relationships work. • "There are no rules when it comes to love. I just try to let love surprise me because you never know who you're going to fall in love with. You never know who's going to come into your life – and for me, when I picture the person I want to end up with, I don't think about what their career is, or what they look like. I picture the feeling I get when I'm with them."– to InStyle in 2011 • "When you are missing someone, time seems to move slower, and when I'm falling in love with someone, time seems to be moving faster."– to Billboard in 2012 Taylor Swift &

Hello Fam,  I have been asked many times by many people whether or not to start a blog for financial gain, and so here’s the truth. If you are asking me this question, my answer is going to be an unequivocal NO. No, you should not even contemplate starting a blog if you are on the fence and need to ask someone if it is worth it. If your plan is solely to make money, and not enjoy the act of writing. I clearly think that it is worth it, but here are some things I also know. I make quite a bit of money off of my blog. I do this through advertising, affiliates and sponsored posts, but none of it is easy and it did not start right away. I made my first 100 bucks about 4 months into blogging, and then nothing came in for the next 4 months. It has taken time, hard work and determination to get me to the point where blogging is financially worth it and none of it happened overnight. Financially successful bloggers know what I mean when I say blogging is a way of life. You are ALWAY

Best Quote The Nigerian workforce is filled with dissatisfied workers who are unhappy with their jobs. There are myriad of challenges facing modern employees. The worst of these is organizational stress. Many in the workforce hold difficult positions that are worsened by long hours, poor interactions between co-workers, and low pay. Stress can decrease workplace efficiency and lead to declining job satisfaction. The effects of organizational stress are profound. Negative impacts include poor job performance, high staff turnover rates, mistrust of organizational leaders, profit loss, strained relationships, and employee burnout. It is estimated that employee stress costs Nigerian businesses about $300 billion per year. Reducing organizational stress is everyone’s responsibility. We all have a role to play - especially highly visible company owners and managers. The way leaders react to these situations can directly mitigate the unwanted consequences of stress. Communication is a v