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relationship check yourself and see if you have any of these if you don't time to up your game.

This means get yourself a career that pays you well. It doesn't matter whether it's in the corporate world or in the hustling world of the street, if you have the spending power you're a hit with the girls.

The girls wouldn't turn down a chance to have a BF that's admired and well known, it makes them feel lucky and every girl likes being lucky.

If you have an athletic physique and a fine face it won't fly with most Naija girls if you dress like a hard core born again (no offence if you're one) Your high class, fashionable dressing plus natural looks will sell you any day.

Girls are sensitive to words and they're often moved to act based on them and many Nigerian girls have theirs. For some it could be Cash, others compliments. If you say her smile is very cute in most cases she'll be moved to think about you. Tell her you want to try out a game and need a partner. If she asks what's the game tell her shopping. Once again the magic words in reverse order; shopping, cute smile, cash to name a few. There are many more be creative.

5) Make her to feel envied by her female folk

Most women want other women to envy them. Buy a Nigerian girl an expensive item other girls crave for just as a gift and nothing more (while you're chyking her) telling her it's not a bribe, 95% of the time she'll give you her number if you ask her for it. The rest falls in place with time.

Has any of these methods worked for me? Your guess is as good as mine!

Over to fellow Nigerian ladies, can this be true? Guys, have you also tried these method and worked?

Here are some simple tips i'm going to dish out to you guys, take it from me these methods have worked before, but don't come running back if a chic slaps you (may be you didn't follow the instructions well). If you're a guy wanting a

5 Simple Ways Of Getting A Nigerian Babe

Start off with fiber

There’s nothing distends a belly like constipation, so start your morning with a breakfast cereal packed with fiber to get things moving. Look for a cereal with both insoluble fiber (from bran) and gel-like soluble fiber (from psyllium).

Slim your veggies

Instead of noshing on raw vegetables, opt for steamed ones instead. A half-cup serving of cooked carrots delivers the same nutrition as one cup raw, but it takes up less belt-bloating room in your GI tract.

Hold the hot stuff

Give dishes a flavor boost with in-season fresh or dried herbs like dill, basil, mint, sage, tarragon, and rosemary—instead of super-spicy additions like black pepper, Chili powder, hot sauces, and vinegar. Spicy foods can stimulate the release of stomach acid, which can cause irritation.

When you chew gum, you swallow air. All that air gets trapped in your gut and causes pressure, bloating, and belly expansion.

Sorbitol, xylitol, and mannitol are bloat-inducing sugar alcohols found in diet sodas and sugar-free gum. Avoid them for a slimmer silhouette.

As a backup energy source, your muscles store a type of carbohydrate called glycogen—and each gram of glycogen is stored with about three grams of water. But most people don’t need all this stockpiled fuel. Decreasing high-carb foods like bagels, pasta, and pretzels will help drain off excess stored fluids.

Be smart about beans

There’s a reason they’re called the magical fruit. Legumes and veggies like cabbage and Brussels sprouts induce more gas in your GI tract and can make you look like you swallowed a balloon. Soak dried beans overnight or take the OTC enzyme Beano.

Moving your body helps release air that has been trapped in your GI tract, relieving pressure and—you guessed it—bloating. Increasing your heart rate and breathing stimulates the natural contractions of the intestinal muscles, helping to prevent constipation and gas buildup by expediting digestion. Walk for at least five minutes to help get things moving inside your belly.

Guzzle more liquids

It seems counterintuitive—you’d think more liquid would equal more puff, right?—but getting rid of bloat means being well hydrated, so aim for at least eight glasses of water each day. Instead of plain water, try our Sassy Water that has ginger in it to help soothe your GI tract.

Avoid acidic sips

Coffee, tea, juice, and alcohol are all high-acid beverages that can irritate your GI tract, causing swelling

Bring on the bananas

Foods such as bananas, potatoes, and spinach help your body get rid of excess water weight, minimizing your middle. Extra fluid tends to accumulate when your potassium and sodium levels are out of balance. Increasing your potassium intake can bring lower your sodium.

As we all know theres ASUU strike and odds are most students are going to return either fat or pregnant (Most fat). Here are some helpful tips that will surely help you stay slim or even loose a couple of pounds.

How To Not Add Weight During This Ongoing Strike

They come in all shapes, sizes, genders and backgrounds. They get up at dawn.  They’re the first ones to the office and the last ones to leave. They use  productivity apps, network their touches off and leave no stone unturned when it  comes to pretty much everything.

At best, they make the rest of us humans wonder if it’s worth getting up in  the morning. At worst, well, ditto. As superwoman/entrepreneur Ingrid Vanderveldt (Dell’s entrepreneur-in-residence, media  personality and investor) puts it: “Entrepreneurs are barrier breakers whose  optimistic view of the world combined with their creative thinking has the  ability to address even the toughest of challenges, including the government’s  approach to innovation.”

Sound crazy? Well, that’s the point. Beyond what entrepreneurs actually do,  exists a mindset that has them believing even something as morose and archaic as  the government is redeemable vis-à-vis entrepreneurship.

Beyond the “to do” lists of the most successful ‘treps I know, lies a way of  thinking that acts as the engine to their seemingly invincible take on the  world. If you think like this, chances are you may be well on your way to doing  something insane…like attempting to innovate in the public sector. Ready?  Here’s how entrepreneurs (and maybe you?) think:

1. You like feeling like a kid. Entrepreneurs tend to  act like kids in a candy store. Nothing is off limits, everything is for the  taking, and their inquisitiveness is as infuriating as it is contagious. When I  asked Guide’s COO, Leslie Bradshaw,  to describe how she thinks, and why she prefers the entrepreneurial approach to  life, she responded without skipping a beat:

“I keep my childlike wonderment alive. I approach the world with curiosity,  passion, risk tolerance, and faith — just like I did when I was growing up. The  more traditional companies I worked for out of college not only didn’t foster  these traits, they flat out discouraged them.”

2. You think (or perhaps know?) you can do it better. Innovation presupposes that whatever came before it is ripe for improvement.  For entrepreneurs, this assumption is the driving force behind their efforts.  Jeremy Johnson, lifelong entrepreneur and co-founder of 2U, puts it aptly:

“An entrepreneur’s train of thought goes like this: ‘everything around me was  invented by someone and that person probably isn’t any smarter than I am.’ We  believe almost everything can be improved upon in some way. We start to imagine  what could be instead of what is…the world is malleable and many of the rules  that exist are more like guidelines.”

3. You are typically optimistic. This may seem like an  extremely obvious thing to point out, but its importance simply cannot be  overemphasized. Plenty of entrepreneurs exist who have a somewhat negative  disposition. But I would argue that those who think this way generally don’t get  very far.

Two things tend to happen: 1) they earn reputations as terrible bosses and 2)  their businesses eventually erode because of their own self-fulfilling,  pessimistic prophecy.

Special note: being optimistic is just typically a better  way to approach the world, so do it for your own sanity if nothing else.

4. You’re a rule breaker. Entrepreneurs are by nature  rule breakers and dissenters. This is an attitude as much as it is a mentality.  Meredith Fineman, CEO of FinePoint Digital PR gives an all-too-familiar look at what  goes through the mind of an entrepreneur on a regular basis:

“It’s hard for me to relate when people can’t wait for the week to be over or  can’t wait to rush out of the office for Happy Hour. My job is never done, nor  do I want it to be. That’s not to say that I never do things for pleasure, but I  am constructing my own life and not constricting it based on someone else’s  ideas or standards.”

5. You’re probably a gear head. This last point is a  direct result of our modern-day reliance on technology as a vehicle for  innovation. As Vanderveldt observes:

“Technology has been the common denominator for all the companies I have  started — from data mining to green energy. I believe it is the global  equalizer and enabler. Young entrepreneurs and startups need to be focused on  (and thinking about) enabling their organization to scale, delivering faster and  more efficient results, and maximizing workforce productivity – all of which can  be supported through technology.”

So whether you’re considering getting your feet wet as a first-time  entrepreneur, or you are well on your way to entrepreneurial success, keep in  mind that how you think is just as important as what you actually do.  Thinking like an entrepreneur requires a unique approach to the world and a  mindset to help view the world as limitless in its possibilities for  improvement, change and, ultimately, innovation.

Entrepreneurs are a curious bunch.

Reasoning Like An Entrepreneur

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