NET WORTH:$825 MILLIONAge:48Born:November 4, 1969Country of Origin:United States of AmericaSource of Wealth:Professional Rapper/ProducerLast Updated:2018

Introduction

Sean John Combs, also known as P Diddy, is an American singer, actor, and rapper from New York City. He initially gained recognition when he worked as a talent director at Uptown Records before he founded his label Bad Boy Entertainment. 

P Diddy’s net worth is estimated to be roughly $825 million as of 2018 and he is currently signed to Epic Records. 

 

Early Life

Sean Combs was born in Harlem, New York on the 4th of November, 1969. His mother Janice was a teacher’s assistant and a part-time model.

His father Melvin served in the U.S military force but was shot to death in Central Park when Combs was only 2 years old.

In 1987 Combs graduated from the Roman Catholic Mount Saint Michael Academy. He was a business major at Howard University but he left before he started his sophomore year. 

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 P Diddy Net Worth http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/07/p-diddy-net-worth.html

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Indications have emerged that the Nigerian Communications Commission is in the final stages of reviewing the deal that will see investment firm, Teleology Holdings, take over 9mobile.

Teleology was picked as the preferred bidder for 9mobile in February, following a bid process arranged by Barclays Africa after a debt default forced the telecom firm’s lenders to step in.

According to Reuters, the deal is expected to close in about a week, as revealed by two sources with knowledge of the transaction, which has taken longer than initially expected.

One of the sources said the NCC was in the final stages of reviewing the deal before signing off Teleology’s takeover, adding that $301m in financing for the deal was in escrow with Afrexim bank.

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NCC finalises 9mobile takeover http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/07/ncc-finalises-9mobile-takeover.html

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The Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps, Dr Boboye Oyeyemi, has stated that the nation’s economy loses about N3bn to road traffic crashes annually.

The loss, he said, was through decreased air quality owing to exhaust fumes, increased urban noise pollution that causes exhaustion among other health implications, including an increase in carbon footprint.

The FRSC Education Officer, Bisi Kazeem, in a statement in Abuja on Wednesday, explained that Oyeyemi disclosed these in a presentation in Dakar, Senegal on Non-Motorised Transportation during the General Assembly of the West African Road Safety Organisation.

Oyeyemi stated that three per cent of the Gross Domestic Product of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development countries is lost to gridlock.


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Nigerian economy loses N3bn to crashes annually –FRSC http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/07/nigerian-economy-loses-n3bn-to-crashes.html


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The Federal Government on Tuesday provided a breakdown of how the new national carrier, Nigeria Air, would be funded, stating that it would provide $55m upfront grant in order to ensure the take-off of the airline this year.

The government also stated that it was not paying $300m for five per cent stake in the airline, adding that $300m was the entire cash flow funding requirement of the carrier for a three-year period.

Responding to social media questions raised about the national carrier, which was unveiled last week in London, the Minister of State for Aviation, Hadi Sirika, explained that the funding requirements for the airline were in stages.

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FG’ll provide $55m upfront grant for Nigeria Air –Sirika http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/07/fgll-provide-55m-upfront-grant-for.html

Rice farmers in Kebbi State have expressed concerns over their inability to secure fertilizers for the rainy season, saying the shortage of the product will hamper their output.

A prominent rice farmer along the Dikku Road, Birnin-Kebbi, Alhaji Ibrahim Guluma, while speaking with our correspondent on the plight of the farmers, noted that despite their readiness to buy the product at the rate of N7,500 at the open market, it was not available.

Guluma, who has four hectares of rice farm, stated, “I could not secure fertilizer from the government this year, and I tried to buy from the open market, but it is not available.”

He noted that he usually harvested about 30 paddy bags of rice from his four hectares of rice farm for every rainy season, but said he was not sure if his output would surpass last year’s due to scarcity of fertilizers.


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Kebbi rice farmers lament fertilizer scarcity http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/07/kebbi-rice-farmers-lament-fertilizer.html


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The Central Bank of Nigeria on Friday commenced its intervention in the sale of foreign exchange in the Chinese yYuan.

This signalled the implementation of the Bilateral Currency Swap Agreement signed by the CBN with the People’s Bank of China on April 27, 2018.

The apex bank explained in a statement issued on Friday that the sale of foreign exchange under the agreement would be done through a combination of spot and short-tenor forwards.

It added that the exercise was in form of a Special Secondary Market Intervention Sales retail and would be dedicated to the payment of Renminbi denominated Letters of Credit for raw materials, machinery and agriculture.

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CBN directs banks to bid for Chinese yuan http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/07/cbn-directs-banks-to-bid-for-chinese.html


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The International Monetary Fund on Friday said Nigeria’s inflation, which has been declining for more than a year, would increase in the second half of the year.

The IMF stated this in an emailed statement after a team led by the Senior Resident Representative and Mission Chief for Nigeria, Amine Mati, visited the country from June 27 to July 9 to discuss recent economic and financial developments, update macroeconomic projections, and review reform implementation.

The nation’s inflation rate dropped for the 16th consecutive month to 11.61 per cent in May from 13.34 per cent in April, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.

“Nigeria’s inflation would pick up in the second half of 2018 as base effects dissipate and higher spending and supply constraints in agriculture put pressure on prices,” Mati said.

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Nigeria’s inflation’ll rise in second half – IMF http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/07/nigerias-inflationll-rise-in-second.html


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Entertainers can be prone to exaggeration, particularly when it comes to wealth. In 2012, Wiz Khalifa told Forbes he'd earn $100 million that year (he went on to make $9 million). Rick Ross titled his 2014 album Hood Billionaire (he is worth less than $100 million). And Donald Trump has been telling whoppers about his net worth to this publication since the early 1980s. But Beyoncé? She seems to be right on the money.

"My great-great-grandchildren already rich," the songstress explains on "Boss," the third track on Everything Is Love, her new album with husband Jay-Z. "That's a lot of brown children on your Forbes list."

Beyoncé and Jay-Z's descendants will indeed be wealthy: The couple is already worth an estimated $1.255 billion as of this week's launch of another Forbes list, America's Richest Self-Made Women, with Beyoncé's clocking in at $355 million to Jay-Z's $900 million.

The two superstars have built their fortune in different ways. Beyoncé tends to move more records and can draw larger crowds on her own than her husband, allowing her to frequently flirt with the $100 million mark in terms of pretax annual earnings. Jay-Z has created his empire by starting his own companies or buying pieces of others: He paid $56 million to purchase streaming service Tidal two years ago; Sprint's subsequent investment valued the company at $600 million.

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Jay-Z And Beyoncé Are Now Worth A Combined $1.255 Billion -- And Counting http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/07/jay-z-and-beyonce-are-now-worth.html

The nation’s foreign exchange reserves have pared some of the gains recorded last month, falling by $102m in the six days to Wednesday.

Available data obtained from the Central Bank of Nigeria on Thursday showed that the reserves stood at $47.697bn on July 11, down from $47.799bn on July 5.

The reserves rose to $47.789bn on June 29 from $47.605bn on May 31, according to the CBN data.

On Tuesday, the CBN said it injected the sum of $210m into the interbank foreign exchange market to meet customers’ requests in various segments of the market.

The apex bank said it offered $100m to authorised dealers in the wholesale segment of the market, while the Small and Medium-Scale Enterprises segment got the sum of $55m.


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External reserves drop by $102m in six days http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/07/external-reserves-drop-by-102m-in-six.html

The Deputy Governor, Economic Policy, Central Bank of Nigeria, Dr Joseph Nnanna, on Thursday blamed the inability of Deposit Money Banks to lend at single digit interest rate on the attractiveness of treasury bills, an instrument used by the government to borrow from the money market.

He said this at a roundtable event on factoring financing held in Abuja on the sidelines of the African Export-Import Bank’s annual conference.

Nnana noted that with the government borrowing from banks at an average rate of 18 per cent, it would be difficult to achieve a single digit lending rate.

He called on the Federal Government to reduce its level of domestic borrowing so as to drive down the lending rate in the money market.

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Why banks aren’t lending at single digit interest rate http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/07/why-banks-arent-lending-at-single-digit.html

President Muhammadu Buhari has joined operators in the power sector to call on international customers who receive electricity from Nigeria to either pay their bills or be disconnected.

Nigeria sells power to the Republics of Togo, Niger and Benin, and classifies the West African countries as international customers.

Officials at the Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing, told our correspondent in Abuja on Tuesday that the international customers, who pay for the power they receive from Nigeria in dollars, owed the country, a development that had increased the financial indebtedness to the power generation companies.

This was confirmed by the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, who, however, revealed that Buhari was working hard to ensure that the electricity debts by the country’s neighbours were cleared.


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Nigeria may cut power supply to Benin, Niger, Togo http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/07/debt-fg-may-cut-power-supply-to-benin.html


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Over the last few years, personal branding has gone on from being an additional responsibility to one of the top priorities in marketing a business.

The reason being: Customers are looking for more than just a product. They are looking for a personable brand to buy from – this why it has become extremely important for entrepreneurs to brand themselves, too.

Entrepreneurs are competing for resources and opportunities that enable them to tell their story and build their reputation. If you are an entrepreneur who isn’t actively branding himself, be rest assured that your competitors will waste no time in branding you, which may hurt your image, company valuation and bottom line.

Here’s what you need to do to brand yourself effectively:

Find commonalities and own them

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Branding yourself successfully as an entrepreneur http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/06/branding-yourself-successfully-as.html


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The nation’s stock market closed on a positive note on Monday, for the first time in seven straight trading sessions.

The All-Share Index of the Nigerian Stock Exchange rose slightly by 0.34 per cent to close at 37,862.53 basis points while the market capitalisation of listed equities increased by N47bn to N13.762tn.

Twenty-one stocks appreciated at the end of trading on Monday, with Lasaco Assurance Plc leading the pack as its share price rose by 5.88 per cent to N0.36.

Cement Company of Northern Nigeria Plc gained 4.85 per cent to close at N25.95 per share, while Sterling Bank increased by 2.94 per cent to N1.40 per share.

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Stock market ends six-day losing streak http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/06/stock-market-ends-six-day-losing-streak.html

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The Minister of Budget and National Planning, Udo Udoma, has explained how the N9.1tn revenue to finance the 2018 budget will be raised by the Federal Government.

Speaking during the public presentation of the 2018 budget on Thursday in Abuja, Udoma expressed optimism that the government would be able to generate enough revenue to finance its programmes as contained in the fiscal document.

The event was attended by the Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun; Minister of State for Budget and National Planning, Hajiya Zainab Ahmed; the Director-General, Budget Office of the Federation, Mr Ben Akabueze, and other top government officials.

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How FG’ll raise N9.1tn to fund 2018 budget – Udoma http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/06/how-fgll-raise-n91tn-to-fund-2018.html

Auditors who helped to recover N58bn into the Federation Account are to receive N8.7bn for their efforts, investigation has revealed.

The amount represents 15 per cent of the recovery, which the auditors helped the government to make from banks that failed to remit the money into the Federation Account.

The Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission recently announced that the auditors helped it to recover N58bn, which the banks collecting revenues on behalf of the government failed to remit into the Federation Account.

Investigation by our correspondent showed that the RMAFC signed an agreement that allowed the auditors to receive 15 per cent of any amount they helped the government to recover from the defaulting banks.

The commission also announced that it had issued a demand notice to the banks for another N16.4bn that had yet to be recovered from those of them appointed to collect revenues on behalf of government revenue collecting agencies.

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Auditors to get N8.7bn for recovering N58bn into Federation Account http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/06/auditors-to-get-n87bn-for-recovering.html

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I've been living in the USA for the past 7 years. I still come to naija every year during the festive seasons.

Fact is Nigeria is not that bad. Only that Nigerian citizens are very greedy and are never satisfied. If you go to countries like Zimbabwe, Uganda, Tanzania, Bangladesh, India, phillipines , the favelas of brazil etc , you'll see people living in squalor and abject poverty. So why complain when you're in a better situation? You complain of boko haram its worse with the Isis and Taliban of Pakistan and Afghanistan. You complain of kidnapping its worse with the pirates and marauders of somalia. You complain of poor electricity it's worse in countries like Senegal and Mozambique. You complain of crime its worse in countries like south Africa.
Una wahala too much infact wetin una want sef.

Instead of you to think of ways to develop your country you're here complaining . The same complain you dey complain for 1975 na still the same complaint in 2018. No new complaint other than bad governance , light,water , no money etc.
Your government have tried their best. They can't kill themselves. Not even Buhari. At least you go pity his old age.

Abeg which country has everything together than Nigeria.

In the 2018 FIFA World Cup taking place in Russia, 32 soccer teams with some of the world's highest paid athletes will be vying for an esteemed prize: the FIFA World Cup Trophy.

The World Cup trophy, specially created by Italian artist Silvio Gazzaniga, is worth an estimated $20 million, according to USA Today.

First designed and crafted by Gazzaniga in 1974, the same trophy is awarded to the FIFA World Cup winning team every four years.

The trophy, which stands about 14.5 inches tall, is made of 13.5 pounds of 18-carat gold and resembles two athletes raising their arms up in victory while holding up the world. At the end of the World Cup final match, the trophy is presented to the winning team, which then gets its country name engraved on the trophy's base.

FIFA actually first awarded winners the Jules Rimet Cup in 1946, named after the World Cup founder. But following a series of tumultuous events, in which the trophy was hidden during World War II, stolen in England, permanently given to Brazil and stolen again in 1983, FIFA commissioned a new World Cup Trophy — the one that exists today.



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Here are the 5 apps that every entrepreneur should use

12 Jun 2018: Here are the 5 apps that every entrepreneur should use

Are you a self-starter, energetic, creative and determined individual? Simply, in one word are you an entrepreneur?

An entrepreneur does not only chase his/her dreams, ideas and convert them into something tangible but also has to keep himself/herself motivated, maintain a work-life balance, manage a gazillion of things and a lot more.

So, here are 5 apps which may help you strike 'that' balance.

Track Time: Toggl: Keep a track of every minute and increase productivity

Do even after a tight-packed day filled with long hours of meeting, brainstorming and running everywhere for work, you have a pending to-do list?

If so, then keep a track of your every minute, rather every second using this insanely simple app called 'Toggl' and increase your productivity.

It is basically a timesheet app which helps you track your work hours.

Coding: Turn into a techie from a non-techie with 'Programming Hub'

In this time and age, every internet entrepreneur should know how to code. Even if you have a code wizard as one of your co-founders, you should spend time to learn coding.

Look no further, you can learn all the top programming languages including Java, C++, HTML, Python etc. using the app called 'Programming Hub'.

It offers 1800+ programs in 17+ languages.

How?: Managing too many social networks? Do it all with 'Buffer'

Not only for entrepreneurs but for almost everyone, one of the most challenging tasks in today's cut-throat competitive world is to keep a tab of social life.

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Top Instagram channel to earn predict and win Money from Nigeria match http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/06/top-instagram-channel-to-earn-predict.html


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Making millions of money online is not rocket science or a path to be tread by some selected few. One only needs to commit oneself to online money making opportunities as exemplified by a number of millionaires who have proved that anyone can make money online.

Anyone can be a member of online millionaires hall of fame, anyone can improve his or her financial status as the only secret to getting ahead is an open secret contained in one of the wise sayings of Mark Twain:

On getting started, it would be worthwhile to study the path of some selected 5 Millionaires who made lots of money online through information marketing, affiliate marketing, blogging, freelancing, and web mastering.

Akin Alabi.



Anyone looking for a prominent name to conjure with in the area of online information marketing has found the right person. Information marketing deals with the creation, promotion and sale of information products to people who are in dire need of it. Akin Alabi has distinguished himself in this area and consequently made millions from giving people the information they need by selling information products ranging from eBooks to video/audio course online. Availing yourself of his mentorship is a good step in the direction of making money online. The internet entrepreneur is also the owner of the popular online betting platform, Nairabet.

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Top 5 Millionaires Who Made Their Money Online And How They Did It http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/06/top-5-millionaires-who-made-their-money.html

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The total market value of all companies trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange fell below the N14tn mark on Wednesday, for the first time since January 8, 2018.

With no trading on Tuesday, which was declared as a public holiday to mark the Democracy Day, the stock market resumed its losing streak on Wednesday as it fell for the ninth consecutive trading day.

The stock market has lost nearly N1tn in 26 days as the market capitalisation slipped to N13.984tn on Wednesday from N14.137tn on Monday and N14.930tn on May 4.

The NSE All-Share Index dipped to 38,606.41 basis points on Wednesday from 39,028.51 basis points on Monday.

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Stock market value falls below N14tn, investors lose N153bn http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/05/stock-market-value-falls-below-n14tn.html

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Expensive fashion accessories is a common thing among musicians as they let the world know about what they bought by uploading it on social media such as Instagram, Snap chat, twitter etc.


We going to take a look at the expensive fashion accessories owned by Nigerian musicians. Most of the fashion accessories consists of wrist watches, chains, bracelets etc.


We also use the conversion rate of $1/N365.


1 Wizkid's diamond wrist watch which worth about $1.2 Million/N 432 Million which is the most expensive fashion accessories and wrist watch owned by a Nigeria musician. He confirmed buying this watch on Instagram around January 23 this by Joseph frost in London.

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TOP MOST EXPENSIVE FASHION ACCESSORIES OWNED BY NIGERIA MUSICIANS http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/05/top-most-expensive-fashion-accessories.html

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Justice Oluremi Oguntoyinbo of the Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos, on Thursday, May 17, 2018, described as “judicial rascality” the issues raised by a businesswoman, Bola Shagaya, in an
application seeking an order of the court to set aside the ruling given by Justice M.S.  Hassan of the same court ordering the interim attachment of her
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, #EFCC, had on December 29, 2016,  secured an order of Justice Hassan to freeze a Unity Bank account with a balance of N1,902,673,399.93 belonging to Shagaya.

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N1.9bn: Shagaya loses Bid To Unfreeze Account http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/05/n19bn-shagaya-loses-bid-to-unfreeze.html

International oil benchmark, Brent crude, climbed above $80 per barrel on Thursday for the first time since November 2014, on the back of concerns that Iranian exports could fall because of renewed sanctions by the United States.

Brent, against which Nigeria’s crude oil is priced, reached an intraday high of $80.33 per barrel before receding to $80.16 by 11:09 am EDT (1509 GMT), according to Reuters. It stood at $79.39 as of 8:20 pm Nigerian time.




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Oil price hits $80 on Iran concerns http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/05/oil-price-hits-80-on-iran-concerns.html

1 We would take look at the economy of Sierra leone

2 We would discuss about sierra leone economic performance and Outlook.

3 Nigeria economic relationship with sierra leone.

4 How you can exploit these opportunities as a Nigerian.

ECONOMY OF SIERRA LEONE

The economy of Sierra Leone is that of a least developed country[18] with a GDP of approximately 1.9 billion USD in 2009.

Since the end of the civil war in 2002 the economy is gradually recovering with a GDP growth rate between 4 and 7%.
In 2008 its GDP in PPP ranked between 147th (World Bank) and 153rd (CIA) largest in the world.

Economy of Sierra Leone
A diamond Mine in Kono District.
Currency - Sierra Leonean leone
Fiscal year - Calendar Year
Trade organisations -
AU, African Development Bank, ECOWAS, Mano River Union, World Bank, IMF, WTO, Group of 77.

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http://www.sanwomi.com/2018/05/nigeria-sierra-leone-economic.html

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The new trend in the industry is the idea of an artiste sampling a classic song that was recorded by another artiste as his.

Recall the issue of Jay Z and Mode Nine both sampling Nina Simone’s 1966 classic titled Four women.

However, this time the case is that of Starboy Wizkid who just released his new EP Sounds From The Other Side (SFTOS).

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http://www.certifiednaija.com/2017/07/is-it-wrong-for-artiste-to-sample.html

The Federal Executive Council on Wednesday approved a proposal presented by the Ministry of Finance to offset accumulated Federal Government’s N2.7tn debts.

The Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, disclosed this to State House correspondents at the end of the weekly meeting of the Council presided over by the Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

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http://www.certifiednaija.com/2017/07/fg-approves-payment-of-n27tn-debts-to.html

Who would say no to a good trip? Anyone?

Travelling no doubt is a lot of fun. There’s the part where you meet new people, discover new things about different cultures, explore attractions and basically relax.

And if you’re looking out for somewhere outside Africa to use enjoyment and kill yourself during your vacation, honeymoon or any experience, we compiled a list of some beautiful places you can see without the hassles of getting a visa.

1. Haiti:

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http://www.certifiednaija.com/2017/07/10-non-african-countries-you-can-visit.html