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Globacom launches its 4G LTE network in Nigeria

Nigeria's telecommunication giant, Globacom, has launch its world class 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) network in Lagos on Tuesday, October 4,2016. Globacom 4G LTE network is the first nationwide network implementation in the country and offers reliable broadband Internet to millions of Nigerians. This will enable individuals, corporate organisations and government agencies who consume large volumes of data to get good value for their money and also enable them download high definition videos within seconds at superspeed internet.

The launch of the 4G/LTE services by Globacom comes with some other packages which offers subscribers access to revolutionary products and services such as; free access to thousands of music, videos and movies on demand.

For instance, for only N500, subscribers will get a whopping 1.6GB of data, while N1, 000 will give them 3.2GB data. Other exciting offers include 7.5GB for N2, 000, 10GB for N2, 500, 18GB for N4, 000 and 24GB for N5, 000.

Globacom is also offering a brand new 4G LTE router which provides access to ultra high speed Internet and landline with free SIM, 60GB of shareable data valid for a month. It will also give access to a free world class contents for a set up cost of N31, 000. Subscribers who prefer MiFi, can enjoy the brand's bundling of its 4G MiFi with free SIM, 60GB of shareable data valid for one month and free world class contents at a set up fee of N25, 000.

The telecom giant said subscribers can start enjoying these services in 9 major cities namely; Lagos, Portharcourt in Rivers State, Abuja in the Federal Capital City, Jos in Plateau State, Warri in Delta State, Eket in Akwa Ibom State, Benin City in Edo State, Yola in Adamawa State and Zaria in Kaduna State. The major other cities of the country will be effected in quick succession in the coming days.

The very cost effective data plans range from N50 to N18, 000. Subscribers who wish to join the most advanced network are encouraged to buy and register a 4G LTE SIM or swap his or her existing SIM for a 4G SIM, get a 4G phone and dial *777# to buy a data plan. Subscribers can also visit the nearest Gloworld shop to connect to the GLO 4G LTE and enjoy the boundless opportunities offered by the advanced and superior technology.

World Teachers' Day: Payment structure of teachers globally.

Who is a teacher? A teacher (also called a school teacher) or educator is a person who provides education for students. The role of teacher is often formal and ongoing, carried out at a school or other place of formal education.

According to recent data released by OECD, the starting salary for a high school teacher in Luxembourg with no experience in the country is about $73,000. The peak salary for a veteran teacher in Luxembourg is $131,000. This data released by OECD shows a wide margin between the highest and lowest paid teachers around the world. Below is a list of teachers' payment structures in 20 countries:

10 Best:

Luxembourg ($73,000 - $131,000) 
Ireland ($43,000 - $70,000)
Korea ($25,000 - $65,000)
Germany ($55,000 - $63,000)
United States ($45,000 - $63,000)
Austria ($40,000 - $63,000)
Japan ($30,000 - $61,000)
Canada ($42,000 - $59,000)
Netherlands ($$43,000 - $57,000) 
Sweden ($43,000 - $54,000)

10 Worst:

Greece ($22,000 - $38,000)
Chile ($18,000 - $25,000) 
Mexico ($15,000 - $22,000)
Turkey ($19,000 - $21,000)
Estonia ($18,000 - $20,000)
Czech Republic ($16,000 - $18,000)
Slovak Republic ($14,000 - $16,000)
Poland ($13,000 - $16,000) 
Hungary ($10,000 - $16,000) 
Colombia ($6,000 - $9,000) 

However, the OECD data shows how much variance exists around the world, not just in what teachers normally earn, but in how much or little their salaries can increase with time. Only in Luxembourg, one of the richest countries in the world, can an inexperience teacher expect to make more on her first day than teachers in other countries can hope to make in their entire careers.

Hence, Quality teachers are key to sustainable global development and their welfare should a top priority. Motivation is critically important to get the best out of our teachers. 

Are you in relationship with a miser?...coping with his tight-fistedness

Is it possible to have a loving relationship with a penny-pinching partner, or does an obsession with money and lack of generosity ruin romance?
     New research has revealed that some troubled marriages had money as a source of tension. Half of these cases focused on disagreement over how to spend it. There are few characteristics more unattractive in a man than penny-pinching; especially when he's sitting on a lot of cash.
     When Irene Alabi told her friends that she was tired of living with her multi-millionaire husband of seven years, Chike, they were all shocked. They believe she was exaggerating the fact that her husband was stingy to an annoying level.
Irene drily observed that she had never had the freedom to spend her husband's money the way outsiders felt she was swimming in cash. Even the though of spending money to celebrate their children's birthday was a huge deal to her husband. Throughout the couple's marriage, Irene had continued to work because her husband insisted they split the bills 50/50, from school fees to the nanny's salary, despite the fact he earned far more than she did. She felt it was wicked on his part to make sure he drained her of her salary without giving room for her to save her own money. Even something as mundane as the weekly shopping bill could lead to blazing rows and Irene told friends that her husband once made her return a dress because she had the temerity to buy a ten thousand naira dress on their joint account. She was shattered.
     But while tales of male stinginess make fascinating, often comical reading, actually living with a tight-fisted man can be hugely stressful. Arguments over money can cause huge problems in any relationship, says psychologist Edwin Eteh. "If a man is tight-fisted then it will have a huge impact across the board on things like your social life, booking holidays and how you spend your leisure time. As a result, your relationship will suffer."
     Jane is married to a banker, who is obsessive about saving money. He rarely gives her presents, claiming she's too difficult to buy for, and descends into a bad mood when it was time to pay for bills at home. "It is hard work being with someone who has an ungenerous spirit," says Jane. If I had the course to travel or be away for a week, he would systematically empty the freezer rather than go out and buy fresh food."
     According to Patricia Chiegboka, a psychologist, an unwillingness to spend money despite a healthy bank account has less to do with financial prudence than a deep-seated need to be in control. 'To some degree it's relative; one person's meanness could be another person's generosity, but very often control of money is a power issue within a relationship,' says Chiegboka. "Being mean about what's spend can be a way of dominating your partner and dictating how they live. If a man's behaviour leaves his wife or partner feeling disempowered or bullied, then it's a problem that needs to be tackled."
     Ebere Ugwu says that long before she started dating her partner, Collins, there were warning sings that he was tight-fisted, but at the time, she was too smitten with cupid's arrow to heed them. "When we first got together, we went out for dinner a lot. I would always offer to pay my share and he would always accept, which I thought was a bit off. Then, to make matters worse, he would pocket the receipt and put it through his business expenses, so he was eating for free and then getting cash back." Four years on, the couple are well paid and money isn't the issue or wouldn't be, were it not for the fact Collins is still unable to resist penny pinching where he can; by rarely treating his wife to a special moment, and buying wedding presents when due. Ebere finds it all quite comical and takes secret pleasure in foiling his attempts to cut corners. "I deliberately do things like insist on buying pricey things or ordering slightly more expensive clothes than he's comfortable paying for. I know it ruffles him up, but I can't resist it. We have the money, let's spend it for once and live well.'
     One of the great frustrations felt by those married to misers is that a spouse may be stingy when it comes to the family budget, but see no contradiction in buying himself a top-of-the-range car. Or he may decide that salting away funds for retirement is more important than 'frittering' them away on day-to-day luxuries. This fundamental difference in priorities can cause much headache for women who don't have their own income. The stress of having to plan how to talk to your man about spending money which is readily available is a herculean task for most women married to misers.
     'I don't mind for myself, but I hate it when my husband flies off the handle because our son wants to upgrade his computer or I offer to give our old freezer to my sister, rather than selling it to her,' says Mrs. Joy Ekpo, who has been married for 26 years. "I feel so embarrassed in front of other people, because I know they think badly of him. He's a self-made businessman and regards the money coming to the house as his to spend as he sees fit. He genuinely believes that people shouldn't expect something for nothing and I admire his principles, but he takes them to such an extreme that the family suffers."
Mrs. Ekpo added that she knows he's got investments and savings, which she is grateful for, but wishes he would loosen the purse strings occasionally so they could live a little now.
     While it is generally believed that people who don't come from a rich background often find it hard to come to terms with the fact they have money and are frightened of losing it, they cultivate a slightly hard attitude that frowns on luxury and waste as they perceive it. But tackling a stingy partner head-on about money will invariably lead to confrontation, says Peter Nelson. Taking a more psychological approach will yield richer rewards. "A woman married to a tight-fisted man should see things from his perspective and try and understand what motivates him. If his motivation is a fear of loss; then talk to him in subtle terms he understands."
"Rather than reproaching him for being mean about the amount you spend on clothes, explain to him you need expensive suit for work or you will lose respect from your colleagues, that's a concept he can identify with." Sometimes however, even the most long suffering partner can tire of watching the pennies and forever living life on the cheap.
     Felicia Maduka said she was tired of her relationship with her long time boyfriend Emmanuel because he always displays his stinginess on a larger scale whenever they go out. Recently, he drove for about thirty minutes just to go collect a N200 change from an eatery attendant after they had lunch together. This made her return to the office late and that was it. She had had enough of him. "Emmanuel really gets stressed when it came to spending on me. I could see him getting agitated as soon as we visit a boutique or a supermarket and he would always insist on working out what we need to buy and what to shove aside even it was clear we needed them at that time." Felicia says it was really mortifying to watch a grown man get so upset about something so pathetically trivial. She discovered later that it used to be an in-joke with their friends.
     Most women married to men like these eventually develop their own methods for extracting money from their reluntant husbands. These tricks like inflating the prices of provisions, children school fees, electricity bills as well as feeding allowance help them survive the turbulent waters of making incessant money demands on their stingy husbands.

HOW TO MANAGE THE MISER IN YOUR LIFE

1). Sit your husband or partner down and have a frank discussion about your priorities in life. Don't be confrontational, simply explain how is preoccupation with saving money is affecting you and the relationship.

2). Reassure your husband you don't intend to empty his bank account, but you would like more flexibility regarding spending the money you have.

3). Set an agreed sum aside every week or month for luxuries or treats. When he discovers how much fun it can be, he might be more willing to increase the budget.

Source: Saturdaysun

Engineering students design a bike that can't be stolen

Three young Chilean engineering students have designed a bike that can be locked using some of their own parts. The "Yerka", a prototype design and the latest entry in a recent trend of bikes. They include the Brooklyn-based "Seaty lock", which uses its saddle seat as a lock, and the Seattle-based "Denny"' which is locked with its detachable handlebars.

But the inventors of the Yerka have made a twist in that approach. The bike's lower frame opens up into two arms that are then connected to the seat post and locked to a post, so thieves would have to destroy a Yerka to get it unlocked, leaving it valueless.
In Chile and else where in Latin America, the spread of designated cycling lanes, storage racks and bike share programs are encouraging to switch from cars to bikes which are cheaper and environmentally friendly. Leaving aside the familiar shackle locks and chains with locks, most anti-theft accessories have been bolt-on devices. The latter usually involve a piece that passes between the spokes to stop the wheel rotating but they can still be easily picked open by a thief.

The most effective strategy commonly used in London today is to take the bike into the office with you. Other anti-theft strategies involve using a bike that looks so unattractive that nobody will want to steal it.
The young Chilean engineers said they began experimenting with their ideal after their friend's bicycle was stolen. First they built a PVC model, then constructed a working prototype.

Now, while waiting for the patent to be approved and carrying out more tests on the bike's resistance to thieves, the team plans to launch a crowd funding campaign seeking to raise funds. They are also looking for a partner who can invest $300,000 needed to produce a first batch of 1,000 bikes that they hope will be sold by mid-2015.

American aid worker, Peter Kassig: A letter to my parents

American aid worker, Peter Kassig, a Muslim convert have been beheaded by the Islamic State militants on Sunday. Mr. Kassig works as a medical care provider for victims of Syria's civil war before he was captured. While in captivity, he wrote a letter to his family.

          It is still really hard to believe all of this is really happening as I am sure you know by now, things have been getting pretty intense. We have been held together, us foreigners and now about half the people have gone home. I hope that this all has a happy ending but it may very well be coming down to the wire here, and if in fact that is the case then I figured it was time to say a few things that need saying before I have to go.

          The first thing I want to say is thank you. Both to you and mom for everything you have both done for me as a parents; for everything you have taught me, shown me, and experienced with me. I cannot imagine the strength and commitment it has taken to raise a son like me but your love and patience are things I am so deeply grateful for.

          Secondly, I want you to know about things here and what I've been through straight from me so you don't have to wonder, guess or imagine (often this is worse than the reality). All in all I am alright. Physically I am pretty under weight but I'm not starved and I have no physical injuries, I'm a tough kid and still young so that helps.
Mentally I am pretty sure this is the hardest thing a man can go through, the stress and fear are incredible but I am coping as best I can. I am not alone. I have friends, we laugh, we play chess, we play trivia to stay sharp, and we share stories and dreams of home and loved ones. I can be hard to deal with, you know me. My mind is quick and my patience thinner that most.

But all in all I am holding my own. I cried a lot in the first few months but a little less now. I worry a lot about you and mom and my friends. I am obviously pretty scared to die but the hardest part is not knowing, wondering, hoping and wondering if I should even hope at all. I am very sad that all this has happened and for what all of you back home are going through. If I do die, I figure that at least you and I can take refuge and comfort in knowing that I went out as a result of trying to alleviate suffering and helping those in need.
In terms of my faith, I pray everyday and I am not angry about my situation in that sense. I am in a dogmatically complicated situation here, but I am at piece with my belief.

I wish this paper would go on forever and never run out and I could just keep talking to you. Just know I am with you. Every stream, every lake, every field and river. In the woods and in the hills, in all the places you showed me. I love you.

7 Ways to keep a Healthy Skin

1). A balanced diet: According to leading Nutritional experts, eating food with key nutrients can enhance immune response and tissue repair, thous resulting in better healthy skin.

2). Vitamin C: According to recent scientific research, Vitamin C help skin to look young. Vitamin C produces Collagen; a substance in skin that keeps it young. It also strengthens blood vessels to defend skin against bruising and supports good immunity, healthy eyes and gums.
Vitamin C can be found in peppers, citrus, mangoes, lettuce, berries and tomatoes.

3). Zinc: This is an essential nutrient for encouraging the repair and regeneration of cells and tissues; an essential process for healthy and ageless skin.
Zinc can be found in meat, seafood, liver, almonds, milk and black-eyed peas.

4). Carotenoids: These are tiny compounds that help form vitamin A in the body and support strong vision, immunity, tissue and cellular repair. It also help fight against infections and age-related disease. You can get Carotenoids from green vegetables' mangoes, carrots, peppers and sweet potatoes.

5). Selenium: This works with Vitamin E to protect the body against heart disease, strengthen immunity and encourage the growth and regenerations of cells.
You can get Selenium by eating fish, meat, poultry eggs, pasta and bread.

6). Working Out: This is a very important part for any smart skin care routine. The sweat boosts blood circulation which plays an essential role in delivering oxygen and nutrients to cells and eliminating toxins including free radicals throughout the body. This cycle is essential for maintaining the health and appearance of your complexion.
In addition, a healthy combination of cardiovascular exercise and strength workouts can help you lose weight and tone muscles, two factors that encourage skin to appear healthier.
Lastly, working out encourages your skin to produce the natural oils that help create a healthy, hydrated glow. Always drink plenty of water and cleanse your skin thoroughly from head to toe after your workout.

7). Sleep: Sleep is essential and it is likely that you find yourself short on sleep often than not. Adequate sleep is a necessary requirement for a healthy immune system which allows your body to fend off infections and systemic skin disorders including eczema. The amount of sleep you get each night is the ideal time to infuse your complexion with age-fighting and skin restoring ingredients.
Researchers caution that too little sleep can have negative health consequences, including weight loss, lower immunity and a compromised complexion.