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Yes, that's right! Bobrisky had a "gateman" called Jacob! And so? Your facial expression right there, right now as you read that caption, is almost digitally palpable. I could almost see you asking me "And so? who cares?" In the common Naija parlance, "how does that concern us?", "Who e epp?", "Oga park well!" (Well, just read on and thank me later. Lol) His name is Okuneye Idris Olanrewaju a.k.a. Bobrisky. That's the cross dresser guy who became popular by claiming that he was gay at a time when such action was outlawed in Nigeria and attracted a 14 - years jail term. His popularity on social media soured because of such controversies which he weaves perfectly each time to his benefit. Well, this guy had a gatekeeper named Jacob. And here, my main focus is on Jacob and not really on Bobrisky. And also, I'm not here to play the judge on the lifestyle of Bobrisky (well, maybe not today), or to gossip about what went wrong bet...

It is no longer news that we are already into the first week of 2018. I love this time of year because it has proven to be the most productive for many people: gyms are packed, motivational quotes are tacked to office and room walls, and people are constantly talking about their new diet or their new pledge to becoming a better person. But then, it makes me a little sad to know that a few weeks from now, the zeal to follow through with these resolutions might be no where to be found. According to a story by U.S News & World Report in 2015, about 80 percent of people give up their new year goals by February. As January drifts further into the rearview mirror, it can be easy to settle into old habits and forget about the resolutions and goals established at the turn of the calendar. Below are some steps you should take in order to increase your chances of achieving your goals. 1. Write Down Your Goals Take time to write down carefully what you want to accomplish with your life. I ha...