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Here are all the ways bitcoin could help address income inequality in the 2020s Weng Cheong Bitcoin is making a breakthrough within developing countries. Chris Weller/Business Insider As US income inequality reaches a record high, many wonder how blockchain technology and bitcoin fits in the equation. Digital currencies have the potential to bridge the global wealth gap, hedge-fund chief Mark Yusko  told Business Insider. Developing regions throughout Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Sub-Saharan Africa have had exposure to blockchain technology since 2017. Charity organizations that use cryptocurrencies are focused on helping people build credit, access loans without a bank account, and receive bitcoin dollars that turn into resources like clean water. This article is part of Business Insider's ongoing series on  Better Capitalism . Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. The mysterious nature of bitcoin has led to common misperceptio...

There was a wild jubilation in Oyo State as workers received December salary on the 16th, a development which seemed to have happened for the first time in the annals of the state. Since Governor Makinde took over the mantle of leadership, workers in the State have been receiving their salaries on the GSM Date – 25th of every month but were, today, again shocked by the ‘surprise alert’ they received on their phones. However, NewsBreakNG has been reliably informed that the state government is working out 13 month salary package for workers, with a view to making all enjoy the yuletide period.

STAY FOCUSED ON WHAT YOU WANT Whatever you regard as the centre of your attention will be a driving force towards the manifestation of your desire. Your brain will collect that message and help you maintain your awareness around your thoughts. That is the reason we must learn to focus on things that produce meaningful results. Focusing is a powerful technique used to keep your mind fixed on your targeted goals, to stay happy and have a fulfilling life. However, when you are going through a difficult time, your attention can be too focused on how much you are suffering as a result of the terrible situation. Your mind becomes occupied with unpleasant thoughts till you get so obsessed with your problem. The more you dwell on how bad you feel, the more miserable you become. This feeling can go on for an extended period depending on the magnitude of the situation; it could begin to make you feel drained and prevent you from enjoying other beautiful things going on around you....

The two brothers and confident Simba poses no risk to their safety Drivers get a roarful shock when they see Simba the lion sitting in the backseat of this car. But owners Hamzah and Hassan Hussain insist he’s a pussycat and treat him like a brother. The siblings have been rearing 26-month-old Simba since he was abandoned by his mum at two weeks on their farm in Karachi, Pakistan. Hassan said:   “He just loves cuddles.” The lion was born on our farm and his mother couldn’t feed him the milk so I brought him into our home.” “Ever since we have been raising him like our brother.” “I named him Simba and he is a very tame lion. And now he’s 26 months old.” “He’s like my baby, so that’s why I’m not afraid with him. You can see that I can put my hands in his mouth.” Source:  The Sun UK

Buhari assigns portfolios to new ministers President Muhammadu Buhari has  assigned portfolios to the 43 newly inaugurated ministers . The president retained himself as petroleum minister while former Governor of Bayelsa State, Timipre Sylva is to serve as minister of state. Also appointed is Godswill Akpabio as Niger Delta Minister, Adamu Adamu as Education minister, Isa Pantami; Communication and Rotimi Ameachi; Transportation. The  president  also created new ministries such as ministry of police affairs and ministries for humanitarian services. The full list of ministers and their ministries is below: 1. President Muhammadu Buhari – Minister of Petroleum 2. Mohammed Musa Bello – Adamawa State – Minister of Federal Capital Territory, FCT 3. Godswill Akpabio – Akwa Ibom State – Minister of Niger Delta 4. Chris Ngige – Anambra State – Minister Labour and Employment 5. Sharon Ikeazor – Anambra State – Minister of Environment 6. Adamu A...

He has no arms, he has not threatened to conduct an armed struggle or engage in an armed insurrection or to kill anyone so this can only be a "revolution" in name and by words. By Femi Fani-Kayode Every Nigerian has the legitimate and constitutional right to protest and demonstrate peacefully in a democracy. It is NOT an act of treason to march against the President and to protest about the insecurity in the country. The publisher of SaharaReporters and a presidential candidate in the just- concluded presidential elections, Mr. Omoyele Sowore, expressed his desire to demonstrate peacefully against you  (President Muhammadu Buhari) and your Government.  He chose to call his protest a "revolution" in order to emphasise his zeal and the importance of the event.  He has no arms, he has not threatened to conduct an armed struggle or engage in an armed insurrection or to kill anyone so this can only be a "revolution" in name and by words.  Yet ...

15 foods that can boost your sex life Although it may sound ridiculous, Brahmbhatt said the penis should be treated like a luxury car. Like the car needs to be filled with the recommended fuel and kept up with the suggested maintenance, the penis also needs healthy foods and plenty of exercise to keep it brawny. As published on  menshealth.com,  the urologist said filling the manhood up with right foods could boost a man’s testosterone, strengthen the sperm, and supercharge an erection. For a start, Brahmbhatt and other experts said the following foods could keep the penis healthy and boost a couple’s sex life. Coffee Having morning coffee may improve a man’s sex life, according to a study of more than 3,700 men from the University of Texas Health Science Centre at Houston, US. During the study, it was observed that those who downed the equivalent of two to three cups of coffee a day, that is, between 170mg to 375mg of caffeine, were less likely to report...