Career Development
Earning Income Working From Anywhere (True Story)
April 1, 2014









Yesterday, I was in a Cotonou taxi headed for the Benin Republic-Nigeria border, when Alhaji Usman S., CEO of a pelleted livestock feed manufacturing company in Nigeria’s Kano State, called, and we spoke like old friends…even though we have NEVER met. I've been having such conversations weekly, with increasing frequency since last year... If truth […]







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Entrepreneurship
Story: After Resolving Layers Feeding Problems, Selling Increased Eggs Output Became a Headache!
March 4, 2014









[UPDATE: 16th February 2021] Click here to download a print ready PDF version of this post, that you can read offline. A young couple tackles unexpected challenges in running their commercial layer farm. This story illustrates how Cost-Saving Best Practice ideas, tools and strategies, can be used to solve problems, and boost long term farm […]







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My DN Travel News
Achieve Writing Success by Reading More Frequently and Deliberately
February 9, 2014









Late last year, I decided to begin writing short story pieces. Click here to read my first ever (500 word) attempt titled “The High School Students Street Fight”, which I entered for the GKBCinc Short Story Competition on 31st December 2013. I intend to write many more short stories. Most will be based on real life experiences […]







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My DN Travel News
The Deadly High School Students Street Fight (A True Short Story I Submitted to the 2013 GKBCinc Short Story Competition)
February 9, 2014









As the screenshot below shows, this piece - my first ever (500 word) attempt at writing a short story - was not short listed for phase 2 of the GKBCinc Short Story Competition that I entered it for on 31st December 2013, the LAST day for entries! But I'm glad I sent it in anyway. […]







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Career Development
I Flopped Badly At The National Finals! (A True Story About How NOT To Prepare For/Deliver An Important Presentation)
October 26, 2012









The lessons I share in this article are based mainly on a true-life experience I had, in 1997, at the age of 27. I was delivering a management research paper at the National Finals of the (now repackaged) Young Managers Competition, organized by the Nigerian Institute of Management(NIM). I provide graphic details of how my […]







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