WELCOME TO HOPE 2010 PROJECT - The Mecca of Entrepreneurship Idea in Nigeria
     


The Hope 2010 Project is necessitated by strong concern for the high levels of Unemployment,Internet Fraud and Poverty in the country. We are committed to
assisting Nigerian youth to establish and grow successful businesses by equipping them with the ideas, skills, networks and Tools Required for this task.

We Hope to foster Wealth Creation by Promoting Income Generating ideas and Entrepreneurial Development among Nigerians

Our Primary Goal is To foster the Establishment and Growth of over 10,000 businesses by The Year 2010 by being an ideal platform for innovative and entrepreneurial ideas.

Hope 2010 Project is seeking to collaborate with Individuals/OrgOrganization High Profile Business Leaders who wish to Promote Entrepreneurship by Sharing
Profitable Business Idea,Especially, In an information age where getting the right information at the right time can make a difference between winning and
losing, we aim to put out the right up to date information at the fingertips of Entrepreneurs to enable them make the right decisions.

Hope 2010 Project Hope to coordinates set of initiatives, By Accepting Articles/Manuals or Any Publication on Income Generating Idea, Business plan and Individuals to Educate and Encourage Potential Nigerian Entrepreneurs.

We are soliciting for Resources that cover all Subjects of Entrepreneurship, in order to become a breeding ground, with a flow of new and visionary ideas in Nigeria.


The Hope 2010 SME Library will contain How-To-Manuals ,Full-length essays, Articles and Conference proceedings relevant to small and medium-sized business
development in Nigeria.

We also invite you to Suggest Relevant links to existing publications on the World Wide Web or submit, Articles and Conference proceedings to us in exchange
for advert Placements.

Simply Submit All Relevant How-To-Manuals ,Full-length essays, Articles offer your Suggestions to the Email Address Below for Publication.

Email-  info@hope2010.org

N:B - PLEASE NOTE OUR WEBSITE IS STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION





What Is Considered for Publication?

* Instructional "how to" and "guidelines for" articles are preferred. They should be non-promotional in nature. Company/product names are edited out of articles except in occasional situations, at the editor's discretion, in which the use of a proprietary name is unavoidable for clarity.
* We look for objective, educational, technical articles to help Small- and Medium-Sized Enterpris learn about techniques, tooling, machinery, and management concepts.
* Articles should be impartial and should not describe the benefits of certain products available from certain companies. They should not be biased toward the author's or against a competitor's products or technologies. The publisher may refuse any article that does not conform to this guideline.
* Articles should include advantages and disadvantages, applications, and guidelines for cost-efficiency, safety, productivity, etc.
* Case studies are written primarily by the magazines' editors with the goal of being instructional tools rather than promotional pieces for any company/product. Company/product names are used when necessary for clarity, and impartiality is always strived for. Case studies submitted by outside authors will be considered only if they have educational merit.
* Please submit text of articles via e-mail or computer disk in Word or generic text format.
* Your article will be edited to ensure it adheres to our editorial policy and style. This may require rearranging text, removing text, or asking for additional information. This does not reflect on your writing abilities. Our publication staff retains the right to determine the content of the article as it appears in the magazine.
* After being edited, your article will be reviewed by our copy proofer,. We make any corrections needed, then the article goes online.
* Manuscripts may be reviewed anonymously by industry peers to ensure technical accuracy and objectivity; their suggestions may be incorporated into your article.