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Full-time jobs are not for everybody. Sure, to most of the workforce, they’re seen as amazing opportunities to take care of expenses and responsibilities and prepare for the future (children, retirement, your own home, etc.), but they also provide a sense of security that does nothing for the free-flowing creative, nor the risk-it-all entrepreneur. The people in these two categories love the struggle of bootstrapping businesses and stretching resources to do the impossible, even if they can’t pay the rent. Here’s why nine-to-fives have no place in the lives of the super creative: 1. Too Much Structure If artists have too much structure, especially structure someone else dictates, they go crazy. I’m not talking about “method-to-the-madness” crazy, I mean damn-near-killing-people-for-no-reason crazy. Entrepreneurs and creatives crave the abstract, free flowing of things. They prefer to have pieces to a puzzle so they can determine which pieces fit in their lives best. They ...

We’ve been hearing rumors for a while now about WhatsApp launching voice calling on its Android app. The feature is indeed available in the app’s latest version, but you’ll need another user’s help to activate it. First, you’ll first need the latest version of the Android app, which, at the time of writing is 2.11.561. Then you’ll have to ask a user who has the feature to call you. Once you’ve received the call, close the app and reopen it. You should now see a new screen with three columns, including one for calls. You can then call any of your WhatsApp contacts over VoIP through the app. You may not be able to reach people running older versions of the app. It’s certainly not the most efficient way of rolling out a feature, but that may be the point. There’s no word yet on whether the company will charge for calls in the future. We’ve contacted WhatsApp to find out more and will update this post when we hear back.

The award winning act has started investing in other sections of the economy. After becoming a rap sensation, and being the boss of a record label that shows signs of promise, it seems Olamide has invested in another sector of the economy. According to Ladun Liadi, the YBNL boss who also floated his line of T-shirts last month, is the proud owner of a fuel station in Bariga, the hood where he grew up. Sources close to the rapper say that he owns the fuel station at Ladilak bus stop in Bariga. The rapper is beginning to invest based on the advice of his mother.

Controversial Ghanaian TV/Radio host, Afia Schwarzenegger has said she wants to marry Mavin Records boss, Don Jazzy this year. Although Don Jazzy kicked off the light hearted matter by showing off a plaque to his several followers on Instagram seeking for the ‘help’ of all to achieve his aim of marrying in 2015, the sultry Afia couldn’t help but respond with her own plaque  NET  reports. With a Facebook post of her own, Afia declared her intention to marry Don Jazzy this year with the caption: ‘Pls help me’ apart from the cardboard message she bears.

The actress/singer shared a happy photo from her bath tub with the caption:  Birds of darkness, assigned to trouble my star, die, in the name of Jesus Christ. I destroy every form of limitation in my life** #UNBOTHERED

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Wonders shall never end my people. One driver in China paid the price for ignoring the advice that one should let sleeping dogs lie. . . He drove back to his home in Chongqing to find a stray dog lying in his favourite parking spot, so he got out and kicked it. However, as far as the dog was concerned, that was not the end of the matter. . It returned later on with some of its pals and proceeded to exact its revenge by chewing the bodywork and windscreen wipers of the car belonging to his attacker. The vandalism was photographed by a startled neighbor . . The driver was shown the next morning as evidence that a series of dents and marks on his car were caused by a pack of hounds.