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•The power of your 20% savings  Chief Dr. Elizabeth Nnenna Ejindu aka Nena Jones a globally renowned international financial freedom advocate, shares a valuable insight in an exclusive interview with Cerutti media subsidiaries platform Richlist:  "Whatever you do with the money you earn, you are free, but don't forget to hide 20% in a trust fund or fixed deposit for it to grow, then invest it." She emphasizes the importance of saving and investing a portion of one's earnings. •The Power of Saving Dr. Ejindu recommends reading "The Richest Man in Babylon," which advises that a part of all you earn must be set aside. This timeless principle can help individuals achieve financial freedom. By adopting this habit, people can build wealth over time. •A Path to Financial Freedom Dr. Ejindu's advice is simple yet effective: save 20% of your earnings and invest it wisely. This strategy can help individuals achieve financial stability and freedom. By following thi...

Amb. Tari Zuhair, a Nigerian-born healthcare advocate based in Canada, has paid a glowing tribute to Suzanne Elumelu, the 97-year-old mother of billionaire Tony Elumelu. In a goodwill message, Amb. Zuhair wished Mrs. Elumelu a long and fulfilling life. •Celebrating a Life Well-Lived Tony Elumelu recently celebrated his mother's 97th birthday on social media, and Amb. Zuhair's tribute is a testament to Mrs. Elumelu's remarkable life. As a healthcare advocate, Amb. Zuhair is well-positioned to offer advice on healthy living. •Tips for a Long and Joyful Life Amb. Zuhair shared ten tips for living a longer and more joyful life, inspired by Mrs. Elumelu's longevity. The tips are: 1. Stay physically active 2. Eat a balanced diet 3. Stay hydrated 4. Get enough sleep 5. Manage stress 6. Stay socially connected 7. Engage in mentally stimulating activities 8. Practice gratitude 9. Stay positive 10. Prioritize self-care •The Importance of Healthy Living Amb. Zuhair's expertise...

BY PROF MIKE OZEKHOME, SAN, CON, OFR, FCIArb, LL.D   INTRODUCTION The dramatic on/off attempt to recall the Senator representing Kogi central Senatorial District in the National Assembly has focused public attention on that hitherto obscure and seldom used process. While the public has been regaled (if not quite transfixed) with the apparently determined and desperate attempt by her supposed constituents to recall her (and her equally robust push-back), the body at the centre of it all - the electoral umpire - has been no less up-to-the-job with its prompt assessments and verdicts (so far, in her favour). INEC roundly rejected the recall process on the ground that it has not met the constitutional requirements of section 69(a) of the 1999 Constitution.   However, what few observers have noticed (much less commented on) is the legal framework which underpins the entire process - INEC’s Guidelines for Recalling Members of the National and State Houses of Assembly, 2024. I will g...

United Bank for Africa (UBA) is on track to meet its recapitalization target by the third quarter of 2025. The bank's chairman, Tony Elumelu, has expressed optimism regarding this goal, highlighting the strategic importance of strengthening the bank's capital base to enhance its operational capacity and competitiveness in the financial sector. *Key Details of the Recapitalization Efforts Tony Elumelu has indicated that the bank is implementing a series of measures aimed at achieving the recapitalization target. These measures include: •Increasing Shareholder Equity UBA is focused on boosting its shareholder equity through various initiatives, including potential rights issues and attracting new investments. •Strengthening Financial Resilience The recapitalization is expected to enhance UBA's financial resilience, allowing it to better absorb shocks and manage risks associated with economic fluctuations. •Expanding Market Presence With a stronger capital base, UBA aims to ex...

" They laughed me..I don't Care" 🌀 Amb. Kem Ajieh, a renowned business mogul and protocol expert, has been making waves on social media with his unapologetic displays of devotion. The entrepreneur often shares photos of himself lying down in church pulpits, deep in prayer, showcasing his commitment to his faith! •A Message to the Skeptics 👋 When some people mocked his actions, Amb. Kem Ajieh responded with wisdom, saying, "Only a fool says there is no God." He emphasized that he is unashamed to praise God at all times, whether morning, night, or day. According to him, those who ridicule his faith are myopic, lacking a deeper understanding of the true nature of wealth and success. •A Call to the Youths Amb. Ajieh's message extends beyond his personal beliefs, as he urges young people to prioritize their relationship with God in pursuit of true wealth. He advises them to look up to God rather than fellow humans, emphasizing the importance of spiritual guidan...