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This is a new year and like play, we are almost in the middle of the first month. If you still think that there is time, you must be kidding. If you have not made plans on what you need to achieve this new year, this article is going to help a lot, it is going to act as a guide. In this article, I’m going to be discussing about top 10 skills you need to learn this year and believe me, these skills are lucrative and in high demand. Once you grasp them, I doubt if money will ever be your issues. Without much ado, let’s delve in. TOP 10 SKILLS YOU NEED TO LEARN THIS YEAR 1. PROGRAMMING About a year ago, I wrote a post on how to how to become a programmer here in Nigeria and judging by the traffic and impressions, it was a great article. There are many programming languages out there, and I usually recommend starting from the simplest to the advance. Start from java, JavaScript, C++, Python and then climb higher. Once you master this skill, you will be able to develop websites, themes...

He, however, lost almost $2bn compared to his last year’s worth. The list was released on Wednesday. Dangote’s estimated $10.3 billion net worth is nearly $2 billion less than a year ago. Another Nigerian, Folorunsho Alakija was one of the billionaires, who suffered a drop in their net worth between last year and this year, as she held No 19 on the 20-man list. The rating magazine reports that Alakija’s net worth dropped due to a decline in the value of one of Nigeria’s most productive oil fields. Mike Adenuga, the owner of Globacom, emerged Africa’s 5th richest man. He is worth an estimated $9.2 billion. Others are Nigeria’s cement mogul Abdulsamad Rabiu, who runs and owns the BUA Group, standing at number 16 on the list for the first time since 2015. See Full List Below:- 1. Aliko Dangote $10.3 B; Age – 61; Source of Wealth: cement, sugar, flour 2. Mike Adenuga $9.2 B; Age – 65. telecom, oil 3. Nicky Oppenheimer $7.3 B; Age – 73. diamonds 4. Nassef Sawiris $6.3 B; Age – 57....