Okafor Kenechukwu is definitely Nigeria’s Elon Musk. After putting all his savings into a business he started while in school, he continues to rise to the top of the entrepreneurship ladder.

He is the CEO of Ezra foot wares, a company that produces indigenous foot wears. He simultaneously runs Carbon Logistics, a company that currently delivers goods within Lagos metropolis. He is a photographer and a graphic designer.

This is a call to release the genie-in-you, if you're afraid, then leap afraid, because fear doesn't go away, you have to push it out the window!

Read his interview on Everyday Greatness with Dilianne below:

DA: What year did you finish your college education?
Kenrex: I finished from landmark University in 2017, I studied mechanical engineering.

DA: Which of your businesses did you start with and how did you raise funds for it?
Kenrex: I started with buying and selling of watches, then I learnt photography, was renting cameras at first till I saved up to buy mine, got some money to get a foot laptop too and learnt to shoot videos with the camera, started doing adverts for companies, both shooting and animated, used some of the money saved to build up a shoe factory. Then I have two others coming up early this year.

DA: What were the risks you took?
Kenrex: The risk I took was that I went all in on my savings, I was too sure of the plans and I used every kobo I had. Even though it was risky but I just said to myself "not every business has to be profitable, but learn which one is and which one isn't before you're old"

DA: What challenges did you face?
Kenrex: Major challenge was that I was in a private school, far from civilization, leaving school was limited and a complicated process, secondly I was studying mechanical engineering, and its not easy combining business with academics.

DA: How did you overcome them?

Read more by clicking the link below:

https://dilianne.com/2018/01/millioniare-at-22-greatness-redefined/

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More success to this young man.

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Dilianne:

Okafor Kenechukwu is definitely Nigeria’s Elon Musk. After putting all his savings into a business he started while in school, he continues to rise to the top of the entrepreneurship ladder...

DA: What were the risks you took?
Kenrex: The risk I took was that I went all in on my savings, I was too sure of the plans and I used every kobo I had. Even though it was risky but I just said to myself "not every business has to be profitable, but learn which one is and which one isn't before you're old"

Thanks for sharing

This is a recurring trait I see in successful people: belief in themselves.

A lot of people who claim they want to succeed unknowingly sabotage their efforts by limiting themselves with fear of failure and a poor view of themselves.

It's easier to blame people for not investing in you or your ideas but do you really believe in your dreams?

Just think about it: how do you expect others to believe in you when you don't believe in yourself enough to act on your dreams?

Thanks again

You're 100% correct. We have to believe in our dreams before anyone else would.

alignacademy:


Thanks for sharing

This is a recurring trait I see in successful people: belief in themselves.

A lot of people who claim they want to succeed unknowingly sabotage their efforts by limiting themselves with fear of failure and a poor view of themselves.

It's easier to blame people for not investing in you or your ideas but do you really believe in your dreams?

Just think about it: how do you expect others to believe in you when you don't believe in yourself enough to act on your dreams?

Thanks again

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All na wire wire

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Nigeria is a country blessed with rich human and natural resources, but the state the country is in right now, we can't sit on the sidelines and do nothing! ��

We can't complain either, because we are the change we seek! Someone has to be strong, and it has to be you!
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#anticipate this interview!

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Greatness Indeed. Scamming people and blocking them on IG and Whatsapp.

Fine you can make shoes but don't sublet to your boys, charge exorbitant amount, and deliver poor quality nonsense. That makes absolute no sense.

Okafor Kenechukwu with handle @Kenrex_

Don't worry I gat receipts.