When you say “It’s hard”, it actually means “I’m not strong enough to fight for it. Stop saying it’s hard. Think positive! The pain you feel today is the strength you feel tomorrow.
For every challenge encountered there is opportunity for growth. Self-confidence is the most attractive quality a person can have. how can anyone see how awesome you are if you can’t see it yourself?
Being happy doesn’t mean that everything is perfect. it means that you’ve decided to look beyond the imperfections. We are about to go into 2016,
“Rule #1 of life. Do what makes YOU happy.”
My name is Ibinabo Fiberesima, I totally love connecting with people who have a passion for self-development, Entrepreneurship and Achieving Success My intention of educating and inspiring likeminded people, is to always strive for success no matter what your circumstances are.
Life has three rules: “Rule #1 of life. Do what makes YOU happy. #2 Never quit. #3 Always remember rule # 1. Have a beautiful and Positive 2016. See you in the New year…….
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“ I don’t see some Ministers in President Buhari’s Cabinet in office in 2016. They will be abroad for medicals”.Apostle Suleman also warned the United States of America against possible terrorist attacks in the cities of Washington and New York.
2016 chilling... Thank you GOD for the blessings. I know billionaires that will pay any $ for this blessings. I'm very grateful for my Boyz. #HappyNewYear.
“I feel so accomplished.”He starts the song with a rehash of his line from “New God Flow,” with the chorus: “Yeezy just jumped over the Jumpman,” referencing his sneaker’s dominant sales this year, overshadowing
“Nike treat employees just like slaves, gave LeBron a billi not to run away,” the rapper said, referencing LeBron James's lifetime endorsement with the brand, which he signed on Dec. 8.
Fellow citizens,
Welcome to the beginning of a New Year of the continuation of CHANGE in our beloved nation.
I am aware that Nigerians have experienced a number of significant hardships over the past months. Living in the State House has not alienated me from your daily sufferings. I am aware of the lengthy queues at fuel stations and of the difficulties businesses have faced in acquiring foreign exchange.
These challenges are only temporary; we are working to make things better. When I
presented myself to you as a presidential candidate and asked you to vote for me, I wanted to be a leader who keeps his promises. I wanted to be a leader who restores the people's hope in those elected to serve them. I wanted to be a leader who initiates positive and enduring CHANGE.
I am still totally committed to being that kind of leader. Unforeseen circumstances and other distractions notwithstanding, I shall still do my utmost best to keep every promise I made to Nigerians during my election campaign. In the past seven months since our inauguration on May 29, 2015, my administration has focused on laying the right foundation for the CHANGE you voted for during our historic presidential election. Nigerians will in due course begin to enjoy the fruits of all our ongoing work.
The effective and efficient implementation of our 2016 budget proposals will address many of the socio-economic issues that are of current concern to our people. One area in which Nigerians, especially those in the northeast, have already begun to experience major CHANGE is in the war on terror. I commend our Armed Forces for significantly curtailing the insurgency which has ravaged the northeast of Nigeria over the past few years.
However, there is still a lot of work to be done in the area of security. Our Armed Forces will maintain, consolidate and build on their successes in the war against Boko Haram and violent extremism. This government will not consider the matter concluded until the terrorists have been completely routed and normalcy restored to all parts of the country that have been adversely affected by the Boko Haram insurgency.
Our crackdown on corruption will continue to be vigorously undertaken. I urge the courts to support our efforts and help in the recovery of stolen funds by speedily concluding trials and showing that impunity no longer has a place in our country.
There is much work to do in other areas as well and I have charged all my ministers and other appointees to ensure that Nigerians experience positive changes in their lives in 2016.
We must reduce our country's reliance on oil. We must diversify our economy.
And we must do all we can to promote job creation. Our challenges are many but our determination to succeed is strong and unshaken. So too is our confidence in God. I wish you all a very Happy New Year.
MUHAMMADU BUHARI
