SAED in general is a waste of money and time. I just can't imagine how FG and SAED coordinators expect people to learn all those skills under 2 weeks in such an environment.
The outside training is not always effective most times as it does not have the capacity to reach all the Corps members at their various PPA.

MadCow1:


Lol..

I have had experience with all these products.. Your Air Freshners, liquid detergents and what have you..

My parents bought them and I have seen them used in my office until it was banned because of the damage it was causing.

Those products require a whole lot more tweaking. That after smell and the way tiles and shiny surfaces lose their lustre over prolonged exposure to these products are things that give concerns.

Well, I'm not disputing the fact that you've had terrible experience with those local products but I'm only trying to let you understand ours aint local.

Definitely, your experience is not with our products.

Cool:
Well, I haven't used any of Strongbest's products but I made liquid soap myself using the method he taught on the thread shown below.
https://www.nairaland.com/1798724/free-skill-acquisition-e-center

The liquid soap that resulted was mild and pleasant in its feel. As a long-term user of Morning Fresh and Mama Gold, I'm pleased to note that I preferred the feel of the soap that resulted from the use of Strongbest's method. It also does not dry out my skin like most other soaps and detergents.

So, my inference would be that provided Strongbest does not commercialise his liquid soap by cutting corners in production, his soap would stand at least shoulder-to-shoulder with better known brands (or even tower above the others - going by my experience).

Btw Strongbest, thanks for the thread referred to above! I didn't post a feedback so, I seized this opportunity. Keep up the good work.

Regards,

Cool

Awwww! Thanks a lot for your comment Sir.

The fact is that, I never wanted to mention or make reference to any of the thread so they won't feel I have any string attached.


Thanks once again.

ghostwritter:
This time last year, I was in your shoes as I attended SAED in Kubwa camp Abuja.....Honestly, I never concentrated on what the man was saying coz' I was busy surveying all sizes of boobs and nyashhs as those beautiful babes kept exposing fresh laps freely, for I was at the 'facial make-up' section of the programme (mostly attended by ladies). I was fortunate to get a job immediately after service last month as an administrator. SAED is good but CONNECTION is far better. SAED without a starting capital for business is BULLSHIIT.....I repeat....BULLSHIIT!!
#teambatchCabuja.

I'm happy for you that you got a job immediately after service...don't forget not every one has the so called connection.

Everybody thinks you need so much money to start up but it's not so true.

With as little as 3,000 naira or even less you can start the production of any of those products. Rome wasn't built in a day. You've got to start somewhere.

ipad:


Yes. Osun SAED, under the leadership of Mrs Ahile is doing what other states are not doing...

She is fostering a well-advised, well-informed and properly motivated community of empowered graduates (corpers) enabling them to acquire vocational/trade skills they can start up after camp on one end, and Ensuring that trainers are validated for the skills they claim to teach, and are not just quacks or individuals looking for corpers to reap off.

Both the corpers and the trainers have a sense of purpose and all leave with a sense of achievement.

Need I say more

- Purpose Academy (Film/photography trainer, SAED, Osun State)

Well said, thank you Sir.

[quote author=ijbeauty post=28309695]Op na end product you de show us, let's see the pix of when they were participating or making the product.


Uhmm, just some pictures from the exhibition. I'll do better next time.

I'm a current 2014 Batch C corps member serving in Osun. Ede camp is still clean and beautiful. Took a SAED programme on Script writing and photography with purpose. We are currently working on a short film which should be available soon. SAED is a lovely idea for serious minded people not everyone has connections you know.

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OTUN4:
I'm a current 2014 Batch C corps member serving in Osun. Ede camp is still clean and beautiful. Took a SAED programme on Script writing and photography with purpose. We are currently working on a short film which should be available soon. SAED is a lovely idea for serious minded people not everyone has connections you know.

Nice one. Bravo bro.