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Of all the traits the happiest people share in common, one outshines them all.  In fact, without it, genuine happiness can’t exist.  That trait is truthfulness. Without exception, truly happy people are committed to telling the truth about themselves to themselves even when it’s scary and difficult.  And they extend their truthfulness to others. It sounds easy enough, doesn’t it?  We all tend to think of ourselves as honest people for the most part.  And in fact, for the most part we are.  But when it comes down to looking our fear or sadness or anger in the face, it’s easy to back down. We hide our darker feelings from others, too, fearing their rejection, criticism or judgment.  Author, consultant and workshop leader Christopher R. Edgar says in his blog post, Self-Honesty and Self-Love, that it can feel risky to admit to ourselves, or to someone else, what is actually going on inside us. ...

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As she shared: Shoutout to Mrs Kelechi Koko,Patrick,Chris,Amechi Ugwele and Mike Ogundu...... "#throwback to #uniport year one... with Mrs Kelechi Koko, Patrick (pato), Chris aka Ogiso, Amechi Ugwele and Mike Ogundu. #universitylife #campuslife #schooldays #memories #tbt"    

Life isn't always pleasant or easy, but feeling constantly unhappy, or so unhappy you can't function, is a problem you can overcome. New research reveals actions you can take to reduce or cure depression. Depression can make you feel sad, mad, or empty and numb, but there's a lot you can do to change how you feel. With the aid of new information, proven self-help strategies, and support, you can beat depression. The key to recovery is to start small and make daily investments in yourself. Full recovery takes time and can be a two-step forward one step backward process,Beliee but you can get there.

Two year old Samuel Akpuafor jnr, who is the only child of his parents was abducted in May this year.  The Nation  reports that Samuel who was born 10 years after marriage was kidnapped while he was eating outside at his parents Okokomaiko home in May 19th. Father of the missing child, Samuel Akpuafor, said his world collapsed when his only child was abducted.  “That boy is my everything; My mother, my father, everything. It is as if my heart was divided into two and one killed. I have not been able to concentrate. I have not been able to think straight. I just cannot understand how that was possible. It was around 12pm on May 19, when I got a call that they were looking for my son. They had just returned from Thursday prayers and my housemaid gave him potato to eat. He was eating the potato outside and the housemaid was with him. She said a woman came into the compound that she was pressed and she directed her to the restroom. After easing herself, she said the w...