Career Development
Developing Positive Income Earning Competence In Nigeria Is The Key to Eliminating Corruption Amongst Nigerians [Case Study: Aljazeera "Africa Investigates" video report titled "Nigeria's Baby Farmers"]









If you have not yet watched the Aljazeera "Africa Investigates" video report titled "Nigeria's Baby Farmers", starring Ghana's famous under cover journalist - Anas - and Rosemary an investigative journalist from Nigeria, then click here to watch it now. The revelations of the sickening yet vibrant trade in babies, actively engaged in by hospitals and […]







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Career Development
PII 004: Get YOUR FREE Copy of Tayo Solagbade's Quick & Dirty Guide to English Language for French Speakers









 WARNING: This Workbook based guide is NOT a standard language learning resource. I've called it a quick and dirty guide because that's what it is. This workbook assumes you're willing to spend time sitting behind your PC (and also on your mobile) listening to audiios corresponding to clickable words and phrases, (and pictures that appear […]







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Entrepreneurship
It Takes Proven Know-How to Achieve Repeatable Web Marketing Success [True Story: How My 9 Year Old Domain Got Poached In May 2014, and I Used My Web Marketing System On a NEW Domain, to Build My Online Brand/Sales to a Higher Level Within 6 Months]









Two great quotes by a great man, who achieved great results in his chosen field of expertise: "It's hard to be humble when you're as great as I am" - Muhammad Ali "It ain't bragging if you can back it up" - Muhammad Ali Image Source: http://orig06.deviantart.net To paraphrase Ali with regard to BOTH quotes, […]







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Career Development
Temi & Oluoma's No-Oven Charcoal Stove Cookies [Facebook page now LIVE!]









'Temi (10) & Oluoma (7) are sisters who (with support from their family) use creative low cost recipes & a charcoal stove pot to bake cookies for sale. This micro business venture began as a “skills acquisition project” Temi asked their Dad to let her do, after seeing videos of home made cookies baking. Click […]







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Career Development
Is Olajumoke the Bread seller-Turned-Model Getting a Fair Deal?









I've wondered intermittently about this from the very beginning, but felt it was nothing to worry about given the high profile exposure that the entire development has so far enjoyed. Even now, I'm not sure what to think... However @HNNAfrica's tweets asserting that Olajumoke the breadseller-turned-model is being exploited have now made me decide to […]







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Entrepreneurship
PII 002: Deliver Promised Quality Consistently, and Buyers Will Feel No Need to Look for Alternatives









This week's issue was inspired by Pius Adesanmi's 2006 article titled "Ibo Made" republished on Facebook on Feb. 20, 2016 (click). It was very articulate, and loaded with solid points. Definitely a good read. However I refuse to let my patriotic zeal blind me to the root causes I've identified to contribute in no small […]







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Entrepreneurship
A Smarter and Cheaper Strategy for Earning Foreign Exchange [Hint: It's NOT Related to Crude Oil or Agricultural Exports...But It's Cheaper And More Sustainable]









It's become more apparent that we as a people in Nigeria still refuse to GET IT, when it comes to identify SMARTER strategies for earning TANGIBLE foreign exchange on a sustainable basis to boost our economy. Since I became a child capable of intelligent thought, growing up in Nigeria, most times the subject of foreign […]







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Entrepreneurship
Succeeding Through Hard Work, Determination and Persistence: 3 Lessons from Nigeria's Igbo Traders









If you think the title of this article is an attempt by a Yoruba man, to suck up to Igbos (who happen to be my in-laws), I'm sorry to disappoint you. It is NOT. What I share here are insights based on objective study and evaluation of the trade and commerce (and sometimes manufacturing/creative) activities […]







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Entrepreneurship
Rabbit Farm Business Startup As Alternative to Traditional Livestock Businesses









In a 2013 farm business ideas article (click to read it here), I wrote an article in which I made the case for Rabbit farming as a viable low cost means to boost availability of high quality protein towards raising the appallingly low per capita protein consumption in Nigeria/Africa. In my usual habit of walking […]







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My DN Travel News
Teach Kids to Develop (& Monetize!) Market Relevant Abilities EARLY In Life [VIDEO DEMONSTRATION: After Watching Short DIY Video, 12 Year Old Builds Battery Powered Toy Power bike Using Sticks from Sweets as Frames, a Rotor from Damaged DVD as Engine, Plastic Coke Bottle Covers as Tyres & a Microphone Battery from his Mother's Church As Power Source]









This video (click here to watch in a new window) shows me test running the battery powered toy power bike built my 12 year old son, whose natural talent for creating electrical gadgets continues to excite and amaze me. He's been like this since he was about 8 years old. I've written several articles in […]







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