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Business Description of video games Business Plan in Nigeria Business: VIDEO GAMES Industry: media and entertainment (video games Business plan in Nigeria) Powerplah games Firm is a company that will be based in apapa Lagos State. Video gaming business is a very lucrative business and is one of the hottest industries. We have better and innovative games and gadgets that is been developed by the game developing companies millions of play station, Xbox consoles are been sold every year. So many people are into playing games on various digital platforms, such as computer, or mobile devices, game can serve as a form of relaxation and also have fun. At Powerplay games activities of indoor and outdoor games take place, fans get to meet and play games against each other. To some people engaging in video games might be a waste of time but to those who love playing games it is a way of running away from troubles and easing themselves of everyday stress. Playing of games help lot of people increase their intelligent quotient. We have varieties of games that will help improve the way we think and reason, examples of some of the video games we have red redemption ,super Mario, God of war ,grandtheft, downhill mortal combat etc. some of the benefits of playing video games are as follows; – It improves coordination – Improves problem solving skills – It helps to enhance memory – It helps to improve attention and concentration – It is a great source of learning – It improves brain speeds – It enhance multitasking skills We will ensure that we hold ourselves accountable to the highest standards by meeting our customer needs precisely and completely. We will provide an enjoyable, pleasant atmosphere while been committed to maintaining an environment enticing to not only teens and young adults but also to the entire family. At powerplay games our strained staff will welcome our guest and make sure everyone has a fun, enjoyable experience. We will ensure that we work hard to meet and surpass our customers’ expectations whenever they hire our services. We focus on technology, because innovation and flexibility are cornerstone of tomorrow success. Our key to success at powerplay games customers satisfaction, marketing, staff training, and available equipment. Our company is located in a corner piece property on a busy road and We will need a spaces that can accomm0date well over more 15 per time. Our competitive edge also lies in the fact that we retail a wide range of products that will be readily available at all times. Our excellent customer service culture, various payment options and highly secured facility will serve as a competitive advantage for us. We would ensure that we listen closely to their complaints and resolve them in a timely manner. We would also listen to suggestions and tips that would move our business forward. We would also keep in touch with our customers and ensure that we keep them informed of new services and products from our stable Our products and services at powerplay games ,We have quality products and service that is captivating for our customer entertainment and fun .we have the best video games that our customers would love and even recommend it to others. Some of the video games we will have are: -adventure – football and arcade We may also have football games viewing centre Keys to Success The keys to success for the video game business include: Staff training Customers satisfaction Marketing Equipment Themed environment Objective for video game Business Plan in Nigeria – Offering quality product and services – Excellent customer care services – Fair and lowest possible prices. – Employment opportunities Goal of video game business plan in Nigeria – 10% market share in our first year – An increase in our market share by a minimum of 10% for each of our first five year – Modest increase in our gross margin within the second year of operation – To boost image and awareness by establishing baseline customer satisfaction of 100%. Mission for the video game Business Plan in Nigeria To offer an enjoyable, pleasant atmosphere while been committed to maintaining an environment enticing to not only teens and young adult but also to the entire family making sure everyone has a fun, enjoyable experience. Vision for the video games Business Plan in Nigeria To become one of the leading brands video game centre in Lagos state and also to be amongst the top 10 video game centre in Nigeria within the first 5 years of operation. To provide our customers with quality product and services in a timely and efficient manner. Management Team of the video games Business in Nigeria ,fuhad yussuff: He is a waec result holder from surulere secondary of Lagos, He has over 4 years’ experience in Game center management and overall business growth and development. He is our business development strategist and a strategic partner. We brought to the business: – Educational skill and practical experience in video game business. – Capacity to consistently provide outstanding service. – Quality processed product and good understanding of the market trend. – Our staff brings operational, marketing and promotional skills to the business. Management experience gained for the video games Business Plan in Nigeria With over 4 years’ experience in gaming firm industry and numerous exposure to both the Financial and practical aspect of services, I’ve being able to master the technical requirements, financial management, staff recruitment and organization skills among other things necessary to give the industry good commendation from our clients. My managerial skill has also helped in putting together a workforce for over 3 years, which will also help me to coordinate the team work in most aspect of the company. I am the CEO of the company overseeing the day to day activities of the business. Materials and Machine for video game Business Plan in Nigeria Office Space, standby generator, computers, laptops, video gaming machines, pads LCD television business cards, letterhead, Furniture, envelopes, telephones, etc. Competitor Analysis for video game Business Plan in Nigeria I am sure People will patronise from us because of the following reasons: – Consistent quality service. – Outstanding customer care service. – Core Professional and highly qualified staffs. – Fair and best possible prices and discount offers. Our three major competitive advantages are: 1. Consistent quality service. 2. Core professional and highly qualified staffs. 3. Fair and best possible prices and discount offers For the remaining part of this business Plan, including the detailed financial analysis, call me on 09073027735

The Yoruba people, one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa, have survived for centuries on the African continent. Evidence points to a powerful Yoruba kingdom in the eighth century in Ile-Ife. They lived in well-structured urban centers organized around powerful city-states well before the arrival of the British colonizers. With the onset of the Atlantic slave trade, Yoruba people from Nigeria and Benin were forcibly transported to America as slaves. Their religion expanded across many borders — to Trinidad, Cuba, Saint Lucia, Benin, Togo, Brazil, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, to name a few. A new film Bigger than Africa captures how the descendants of one of the largest empires in West Africa before colonisation kept their traditions alive. Toyin Ibrahim Adekeye, the Los Angeles filmmaker and director of the film Bigger than Africa traveled to six countries to examine contemporary practices of Yoruba culture. He pored over numerous videos and conducted face-to-face interviews with Africans and people of African descent steeped in Yoruba beliefs. Rallying point The film shows the Yorubas as among the last Africans to be captured and sent to the Americas and other places just before the slave trade came to an end. “As a result, they were able to retain their culture, which became a rallying point for non-Yoruba freed slaves desperate to connect with their ancestors,” Mr. Adekeye told Africa Renewal at the screening of the documentary at UN Headquarters in New York. “They all gravitated toward the Yoruba culture. They became a community, one people in the diaspora.” “To date,” he added, “the most pronounced African culture in the diaspora is Yoruba.” Mr. Adekeye’s visit to Oyotunji Village in South Carolina in the United States triggered his interest in the production of Bigger than Africa. “Oyotunji” in Yoruba translates to “Oyo awakening.” His film, shot in six different countries (Benin, Brazil, Cuba, Nigeria, Trinidad and Tobago and the United States), and featuring interviews from around the world, follows the journey of these Africans from West Africa to their final destinations. Many Yoruba monuments dot the six countries he visited, but the greatest manifestation of the Yoruba culture is the language and religious worship of the deities—Shango, the “Orisha” of thunder and lightning, Babalu-Aye, orisha of the Earth, Kokou, a violent worrier orisha, Obatala, creator of human bodies, orisha of light, Oko, orisha of agriculture, Ogun, orisha who presides over iron, fire, hunting, politics and war, among others. These were common denominators he found in all these countries. Other references to the Yoruba faith can be seen in Trinidad and Tobago, where a belief system known as Trinidad Orisha and its adherents, known as “Shango Baptists” can be seen. Yoruba Village in Port of Spain is dedicated to Robert Antoine, the pioneer of free Africans who came to Trinidad. In Bahia, Brazil, known as the Yoruba Capital of the Americas, the faith in Yoruba deities is over 500 years old. Mr. Adekeye even saw evidence of Yoruba influence in Lemonade, the sixth studio album by American singer Beyoncé, who performed the title piece at the 2017 Grammy Awards ceremony with flowing water around her. She was a depiction of “Osun, the Yoruba goddess of fertility, beauty and water,” Mr. Adekeye said. Beyoncé channeled “Osun, the beloved Yoruba goddess… known to display human attributes such as vanity and jealousy,” corroborates music critic, Jenni Avins, in a piece for Quartz, a US publication. Another Yoruba deity is said to be profiled in a much-talked about Disney project, called Sade. It is said to reference the deity Yemoja, although Disney has pitched it as a fairy tale princess. Evolution Despite its remarkable resilience, some aspects of the Yoruba language show signs of foreign influences — both at home in Western Nigeria, in Benin and in Yoruba communities in the diaspora, Mr. Adekeye acknowledged. “The language is not exactly the same. Due to the influence of local dialects, pronunciations of certain words differ country to country.” Screenings of Bigger than Africa, including one at the United Nations headquarters in New York in October, are met with great interest by the audience. It is also accomplishing the producer’s objective — that it should become a conduit for the African diaspora to connect with Africa. “African diasporas are making efforts to visit Africa and participate in local festivals. We can help each other,” Mr. Adekeye said, adding: “Growing up in Africa, we knew about slavery, but I think our knowledge stops at that point. We do not know what happened after the slave boats docked in the Americas, Cuba and the Caribbean. We need to fill the gaps.” The UN General Assembly proclaimed 2015-2024 “The International Decade for People of African Descent” to recognise and promote the human rights of people of African descent. In 2007 the UN declared 25 March of every year the “International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade.” The screening took place in the context of those initiatives. Mr. Adekeye says the message in his documentary aligns with that of the UN. “Our goal is to foster unity, promote human rights and highlight the work of people of African descent.” More projects are in the pipeline, he hinted. “There is a lot to document and highlight.”

Which tribe is the richest tribe in Nigeria? Yoruba Tribe In Nigeria, they account for about 20% of the population. This tribe is one of the richest tribes in Africa. Which tribe is the poorest in Nigeria? Fulani. This group lives in such states, as Plateau. And as you know, it is very liable to clashes, herdsmen and terrorist attacks, which have made this tribe not very rich. They are the poorest tribe in the country today. Which is the richest tribe in Africa? Richest Tribes in Africa Who is the richest between Igbo and Yoruba? The answer you get is depended on the viewer’s point of reference. Which tribe is most educated in Nigeria? Top 10 Most Educated Tribes in Nigeria Which tribe has the most beautiful ladies in Nigeria? Igbos are the most beautiful pple in Nigeria. Both their man and ladies. Which tribe is the oldest in Nigeria The Igbo Which tribe is the most intelligent in Nigeria? Top 10 most educated tribes in Nigeria What was Nigeria called before Nigeria? On 1 January 1900, the British Empire created the Southern Nigeria Protectorate and the Northern Nigeria Protectorate. In 1914, the area was formally united as the Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria. Who is richest kid in Africa? Below are six African billionaires’ kids, these adults have managed to create their own wealth. What is the most dangerous tribe in Africa? This video is really special as it showcases the lifestyle of one of the Most dangerous tribes of the World (Mursi Tribe) at the Omo Valley in South Ethiopia as go to one of their villages in Omo Valley. Mursi tribe is one of the most isolated, richest, and dangerous tribes in Africa. Which country in Africa has only one tribe? Nubia was home to some of Africa’s earliest kingdoms and was known for its rich gold deposits. What is Nigeria best known for? Africa’s giant, Nigeria is widely known for it petroleum production and exportation as a major source of the nation’s economy accounting for about 95% of foreign exchange income and 70% of government revenue. This black nation remains the largest oil producer in Africa and the 12th largest producer in the world. How many Igbo are in Nigeria? five states What is the safest city in Nigeria? Top 10 Safest Cities to Live in Nigeria

Amid Economic Crisis In Nigeria, Here Are The Pros And Cons Of Relocating Abroad The Nigerian economy is in a crisis but is relocating abroad the solution? Our GDP has been fluctuating and recession is not far from us. Inflation is double digits and our total imports and exports are significantly lower than for preceding years. This is economic jargon to the layman. He knows the economy is in trouble because transportation cost has gone up since petrol cost N145. See Also: The power of perception – From the hopeless continent to Africa rising. The cost of everyday items he uses has also gone up. Tomatoes are expensive; rice and every other foodstuff in the market have also shot up in price. The health care system has not improved. While the Boko Haram menace has reduced, there are new threats from the Fulani herdsmen so, security is still threatened. For the average Nigerian, there is no change. Most times all he sees is pitch darkness. Relocating abroad isn’t a new fad. It could almost even qualify as some kind of internship. Ask people what they currently do and they will tell you they are processing their travelling – like it were some kind of job. From regular people to health professionals, Nigeria has always had its share of exodus. It seems Nigerians are just in a hurry to leave the shores of this country. Popular relocation destinations include United Kingdom, United States, Germany and Spain and, more recently, Canada. Especially for professionals, Canada is the new relocation destination. See Also: Medical tourism and medical brain drain – Nigeria’s loss and India’s gain. I ran into two professionals recently who are both relocating abroad. One was moving his family (wife and 3 kids) to Canada. They were given permanent residency permits. The other professional was moving (with also a wife and 3 kids) to the US on a visiting visa. This guy was going to “wing” it. Considering he’s on visiting visa, he can’t work legally and is expected not to stay at any one time beyond a particular length of time. There are two routes Nigerians adopt to relocating abroad. One is the right channel where you get a visa that allows you live and work in the country you intend to go to. The other is what I call the “wing” channel, where you get a visiting visa to the country of choice, relocate permanently and try to somehow find your feet when you get there. See Also: Bridging the gap between dreams and realities. The main reason people tend to want to relocate is usually to get a better quality of life or higher standards of living, most times more for their kids than themselves. Broken down, this could range from security, quality education, and a functioning health system to accessibility to basic utilities such as power and water. What other countries take for granted are unfulfilled campaign promises in our country. One, while in Nigeria, could get access to all of these things that make for better quality of life but not without its heavy financial implications. If one is wealthy enough, which should not be the case, one can have access to all of these and more. What I think is that the other reason many want to relocate is a loss of hope in the Nigerian state, a loss of faith in leadership, unfavourable economic conditions, institutionalised corruption and a rooted belief that Nigeria cannot get herself out of the abyss she drove herself into. There are downsides to relocating abroad. Regardless of how much it is downplayed, racism is still real. Many times you get discriminated against simply because of the colour of your skin or the spelling of your name. You will have an education disadvantage too as your degrees might not be too relevant over there. This means you would have to go back to school or get some sort of diploma from the universities over there. Also, you would have to do jobs you find, not necessarily what you like, just so you can pay your bills. My observation of those who have relocated over a twenty year period also show contemporaries left behind in Nigeria fare better financially and are more economically relevant than those who relocated. These notwithstanding, one wonders if there is hope for Nigeria or a reason to remain here if one has the opportunity to escape her menace. Nigeria is the one country where you will have the most social and economic relevance. You never contend with having to be a second class citizen. As an emerging economy, the opportunities are enormous and once we get power and security right, our economy will grow at double digit rate. Our large and growing population literally is currency. These people need diverse types of products and services and this creates business opportunities. These businesses will have to be run by people and that also creates career opportunities. Beyond enterprise, there are opportunities to work in government, influence policy through politics or start or join pressure groups that keep government in check and contribute to shaping the policies and value system of the country. Staying behind gives one the opportunity to contribute his quota to creating a new Nigeria one would be proud to hand over to one’s kids; a Nigeria where our passport commands respect at any custom’s entry point the world over; a Nigeria where things actually work. They say the cup is either half full or half empty and many times how we see the cup is a reflection of our person. So, yes, Nigeria may have its many issues and chaos may be the order of the day, but the one difference I observed between those who have opportunities to relocate but stay and those who actually relocate is the potential greatness the former see in Nigeria and the role they think they can play. Nigeria is undoubtedly en route to greatness. The question is: what will your contribution be? You can start with shelving your relocation plans and doing something immediately about the areas that give you concerns or you think impede Nigeria’s route to greatness even if it’s just bringing attention to it like I just did. God bless Nigeria.

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