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It might be surprising but definitely interesting to know that lies actually have classifications and not all lies are the same; there are indeed different kinds of lies. Jumia Travel and Jumia Mobile Week share 7 different kinds of lies people tell. White Lies This is often believed as the least serious kind of lie. These type of lies are told to avoid burdening an individual with the weight of the truth. An example is showing appreciation for an undesirable gift. These lies are indeed quite harmless but the problem is over time the white liar loses credibility and is dismissed as an insincere person. The Bold-Faced Lie These lies are common with children, but when an adult does it, it’s just plain annoying. In a bold-faced lie, the liar says something everyone knows is false but stands by it as the truth (regardless of how obvious the lie is). People tend to be resentful of bold-faced lies because of how belittling of time and intelligence it is. Exaggerated Lies Here the truth is us

Aside other projects such as Refinery and Fertilizer plants being constructed by the Africa richest man Aliko Dangote, estimated at $11 billion, Lagos State Commissioner for Commerce, Industry and Cooperatives, Prince Rotimi Ogunleye, yesterday revealed that fresh investments in the Lekki Free Trade Zone have hit over $4 Billion. Speaking at the 2017 ministerial press briefing of his ministry, Ogunleye said about $15 billion investments, an equivalent of N4.55 trillion is currently in place in the free trade zone, saying 116 investors have so far registered with LFZ out of which 16 have commenced full operations. Ogunleye said, “The Lekki Free Zone remains a landmark industrial project for the Lagos State Government. The strategic partnership between the Lagos State Government and the China-Africa Lekki Investment Limited (CALIL) in the Lekki Free Zone Development Company (LFZDC) is a testament to the undying resolve of the state government to ensure sustainable industrialization o

Fuel smelling inside a car may be normal to some of us that have a jerrycan in the boot. However, i doubt if someone who drives a N40million Porsche Macan will indulge in such. The bad news is you may be getting that pungent fuel smell inside your Macan whether or not you just bought fuel for your gen. Therefore, Porsche has issued a voluntary recall of 51,497 Macan which includes the base, S, GTS and Turbo trims. The affected vehicles were built between March 4, 2014, and April 14, 2017. The issue is from the filter flange in the fuel pump which may crack after extensive use. This crack can make fuel smell seep into the cabin. According to Porsche, no incidents has been reported in the field. The effect is only limited to smell so you probably shouldn’t be scared of an explosion.