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You can leave coconut oil on your skin, but as with anything, there are both pros and cons. First, the good stuff! Coconut oil has lots of lovely benefits. It's antibacterial and antifungal as well as being full of antioxidants. It penetrates into the skin and it's lovely and moisturising. It gets absorbed, but it can feel quite greasy. It has some nice healing properties great for minor skin abrasions or chaffing, etc. However, coconut oil can be awful for some people. It's both comedogenic and acnegenic. This means it can clog pores and make acne worse. Anecdotally, I personally find coconut oil to be very drying to my skin. I believe this is because a better option for my skin is a lotion rather than oil. I need the hydration that doesn't come from coconut oil. Sensitive skin types, or those who suffer with black heads or acne, are more likely to have problems with coconut oil especially on the face. As with anything, there isn't a one size fits all scenario with...

Nigeria FG order CG Immigration to Deploy more personnel in borders

The Federal Government has ordered the newly decorated Comptroller General of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Martins Kure Abeshi to deploy more personnel of the service to all land borders to checkmate the influx of illegal immigrants into the country. The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, Abubakar Magaji gave the directive while speaking at the decoration ceremony of the new NIS Comptroller General yesterday in Abuja. “Urgent attention should be paid to the management of Nigeria’s land, air and water borders. In particular, more personnel should be deployed to effectively man our land border,” he ordered. The Nigerian borders are adjudged to be porous, allowing criminal minded persons to move freely in and out of the country without being noticed. The Permanent Secretary, who pointed out that the responsibility of border control and prevention of illegal migrants from coming into Nigeria rests squarely on the NIS, warned that “any failure in that direction will...

How to design Plastic ID card in CorelDraw

How to design Plastic ID card in CorelDraw Learn how to design ID card in CorelDraw. If you’ve been finding it difficult to design simple ID card before now, then this tutorial is especially for you. At the end of this tutorial, you will know how to create your own ID card using CorelDraw. In CorelDraw, there are no specific ways to start your design; like I mentioned in my previous tutorial: How to Design Business Card in CorelDraw, try to show creativity when designing anything in CorelDraw. I always hear newbies say that they use Microsoft Word to make their ID card because of their inability to use CorelDraw. But The look on their faces indicates they are not satisfied with end results. When it comes to creative designs, Microsoft word is limited in their features because it was originally designed for typing and formatting text or document. Do you agree with me? But with your CorelDraw application installed on your system, you’re just good to go! At the end of this tut...

El Rufai says private planes have been banned from landing in Kano

Learn How to Market Your Business in 5 ways

Eager to expand your client base and spread the word about your products and services? Wondering if you should even bother with marketing programs if you don't have thousands of dollars to spend? The answer, of course, is yes. It's financially riskier for a business not to market. And there are literally hundreds of cost-effective ideas you can use to increase your revenue. Here are five high-impact approaches on how to market your business that don't cost a bundle and that can work for virtually every business. 1. Talk to your clients. It's amazing how much money businesses spend to gather market information and attract new clients when they have a wealth of opportunity and information in their existing client base. One of the best ways to increase revenue is to talk to existing customers. Ideally, this should be done by someone outside your company so clients are willing to be honest and open.

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