Tag: Nigeria
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2017 COMPRO PAST QUESTIONS – FINANCIAL REGULATIONS
Wednesday, 20th September, 2017 Instruction: Answer any five (5) questions. All questions carry equal marks. What is Financial Regulations? Mention five (5) functions of the Accountant – General of the Federation What is e-collection? Mention five (5) objectives of the e-collection project What is Budget Deficit? Mention three (3) ways through which the budget deficit…
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2017 COMPRO PAST QUESTIONS – PUBLIC SERVICE RULES
Wednesday, 20th September 2017 Instruction: Answer any five (5) questions. All questions carry equal marks. 1. Your Colleague is about to retire from the Service, advise him on documents he shall present to his Departmental Pension Officer. 2. With the aid of the PSR, list five (5) ways an officer can retire from the Public…
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Beauty Haul October 2017 – Montaigne Place
It’s been a while since I invested in any beauty product, so I decided to buy a few small things from Montaigne Place in Silverbird Abuja. I got Murad Rapid Age Spot and pigment Lightening Serum and some Yves Rocher Nail Polish. Murad Rapid Age Spot and Pigment Lightening Serum I’ve been dealing with severe…
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Blogger Recognition Award
It’s the very first time I’ve been nominated for any blogging award, so I’m pleasantly surprised and quite thankful.
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Saturday Out Grocery Shopping
You know how you ĺook at someone you absolutely love and see all the good things you want to do to them? Yeah, just looking at these tomatoes I had that Halo moment. I could see future, bright with a salad and three different kinds of stew!
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Review: Dunes Grill & Burger Bar Chicken Shawarma
Following my previous posts hunting down the best Shawarma in Abuja I decide to try Dunes Grill & Burger Bar Chicken Shawarma while at the Waffle Stop. Thing is, they seem to share the same sitting area and I was served both menus. On spotting Shawarama at the bottom left corner of the page, I…
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Review: Waffle Spot, Dunes Center – Maitama
Oh, I’m quite excited to tell you about this one. I had the heartiest breakfast in the most serene environment, prepared and served by courteous and friendly staff. I think it is a great place for a family breakfast and I’m sure your kids would enjoy the choice of ice-cream along with breakfast, and find…
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Asaba Massacre Victims – 7th October 1967
Sequel to my previous post on the Asaba Massacre Memorial Day, below are a list of some 374 people, less than half the number of civilians murdered on the 7th of October, 1967.
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Asaba Massacre Memorial Day 2017 Itinerary
Exactly 50 years ago today, Saturday, the 7th of October, over a thousand civilians in Asaba, mostly men, were murdered by soldiers of the Nigerian Army. Though on hearing that the war was approaching the town, many indigenes had fled across the Niger, a good number remained because the town was not part of Biafra, not…
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Daddies & Mummies: Are You a Psychologically Wise Parent?
According to Dr Angela Duckworth, author of the New York best-seller Grit: Passion, Perseverance, and the Science of Success, over the past forty years studies have found that the children of psychologically wise parents fare better than children raised in any other kind of household. So my Nigerian Parents, are you a psychologically wise parent?
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10 Things to Make You Happier
Admit it or not, life gets overwhelming for all of us. We get stressed out, feel depressed and unfulfilled from time to time. This post is a list of things you can do to keep from drowning, regardless of what hand life deals you. First, make your bed in the morning
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Less, But Better: 15 Highlights and Favourite Quotes
“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” I challenge you to pause more to ask yourself that question.
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Book Review: Essentialism -The Disciplined Pursuit of Less By Greg McKeown
If you have ever felt overworked, stretched, busy but unproductive, overwhelmed by other people’s needs, and lacking personal time because you have difficulty saying no to other people’s requests, this book is for you.
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Finding a Niche for Red Confidential
The first advice anyone gives you about starting a successful blog is to find a niche, and the Red Confidential does not have one.
