10 Mistakes Unhappy People Make

A person does not have to be behind bars to be a prisoner.  People can be prisoners of their own concepts, choices and ideas.  So tell the negativity committee that meets inside your head to sit down and shut up.
When you dream, you better dream big; when you think, you better think big; and when you love, you better love truthfully.  Happiness is a choice.  There are no excuses for not trying to make the very best out of your life.  There are no excuses for living in a way that consistently makes you unhappy.
Here are ten happiness mistakes to avoid:

Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass,
it’s about learning to dance in the rain.

1. Thinking that you have already missed your chance. – Your life, with all its ups and downs, has molded you for the greater good.  Your life has been exactly what it needed to be.  Don’t think you’ve lost time.  It took each and every situation you have encountered to bring you to the current moment.  And every moment of your life, including this one right now, is a fresh start.  If you have the courage to admit when you’re scared, the ability to laugh even as you cry, the nerve to speak up even if your voice is shaking, the confidence to ask for help when you need it, and the wisdom to take it when it’s offered, then you have everything you need to get yourself to a better place.  Read The Power of Habit.

Nigeria’s Demand For Luxury Gives Rise To The Expansion Of African Pride Hotels

As Nigeria’s economy continues to grow off the back of non-oil and gas resources and more money pours into the country, the demand for luxury is growing steadily and Africa’s largest hospitality group is well placed to move into the country with deluxe African Pride Hotels.
That was the word this week from Protea Hospitality Group CEO Arthur Gillis, discussing why the company

Lawan visits Force Headquarters, where is he hiding the money?

THE Nigeria Police Force (NPF) announced yesterday that it has taken a drastic step towards arresting the spate of violence unleashed on parts of the country by Boko Haram.

According to Deputy Force Relations Officer, Frank Mbah, a fresh operation code has been worked out following the attacks on churches in Kaduna and Zaria last Sunday in which scores of people were killed and several others wounded.
Speaking with journalists at the Force Headquarters in Abuja, he said some steps had been taken by the police authority in Abuja to ensure that the calm that returned after the attack on Sunday was not disrupted and as well see that the riot did not spill over to neighbouring states.
“The Inspector-General of Police has mobilised additional conventional and mobile policemen to those who are on 24-hour patrol and he has also beefed security in the neighbouring states to forestall a spill-over to other states. There is surveillance in Kaduna and adjoining states to ensure that it does not spill over”, he said.