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During a mathematics course at Columbia University, a student fell asleep and woke up to the sound of his classmates talking.

As the lesson ended, he noticed the lecturer had written two problems on the whiteboard.

He assumed these were homework assignments, so he copied them into his notepad to tackle later.
When he first attempted the problems, he found them quite difficult.

However, he persevered, spending hours in the library gathering references and studying until he was able to solve one of the problems, though it was challenging.

To his surprise, the lecturer didn’t ask about the homework in the next class.

Curious, the student stood up and asked, "Doctor, why didn’t you ask about the assignment from the previous lecture?"

The lecturer replied, "Required? It wasn’t mandatory.

I was simply presenting examples of mathematical problems that science and scientists had not yet solved."

Shocked, the student responded, "But I solved one of them in four papers!"

The solution he discovered was eventually credited to him and documented at Columbia University.

The four papers he wrote on the issue are still on display at the institution.

The key reason the student was able to solve the problem was that he didn’t hear the lecturer say, "No one has found a solution."

Instead, he believed it was a problem worth solving and approached it without frustration, ultimately succeeding.

This story serves as a reminder: don't listen to those who tell you that you can't achieve something, as many young people today are surrounded by negativity and doubt.

Some people intentionally plant seeds of failure and frustration.

You have the power to achieve your goals, overcome obstacles, and fulfill your aspirations. Simply trust in God and keep trying.”

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If you want life-changing money-making ideas, try this exercise. Wake up at 5 AM every day for one week and meditate while the world is still asleep. No noise. No phone. No TV. No traffic. Nothing to arouse and stimulate your fleshly mind. Just God and you. Have a pen and paper handy. Empty your mind. Relax. And after fifteen minutes, you won't believe the ideas that will illuminate your mind.

Meditating at that hour deadens you to the natural world and enlivens you to the spiritual realm. Yeshua did it all the time-Mark 1:35. David also practiced it-Psalm 63:1. Isaac was also a practitioner of meditation on isolation-Genesis 24:63.

Meditation is medication for your soul. And much more than that, it can elevate your finances in the real world by inspiring you with ideas you would NEVER have had if you did not wake up to meditate when you can hear nothing but the divine Voice of your Creator who also spoke to your first human parents like that in the Garden of Eden.

Ensure you have a pen and paper before doing this. Don't be like a typical Black African and think you will remember the ideas that drop into your spirit man. Ideas are spiritual. If you don't capture them physically by writing them down, they will return to the spirit realm from where they came. Remember, a short pen is better than a long memory.

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A Northern Nobleman making a telephone call in Kano in 1937. After Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in 1876, it did not take long for it to spread around the globe. The first telephone in the area, now known as Nigeria, was installed in Lagos in 1886. By 1893, telephones were a common feature in almost all colonial offices in Lagos.

From Lagos, it was extended to Ilorin and then to Jebba at the beginning of the Twentieth Century. And then to Calabar and Kano.

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