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TV/Movies / Re: Help Afolabi Become The Intern by eolutosin(m): 8:28am On Mar 28, 2007 |
Thanks oh. You can send me a mail via eolutosin[AT]gmail.com and we'd be able to talk on how we can see |
TV/Movies / Re: Help Afolabi Become The Intern by eolutosin(m): 11:40am On Mar 27, 2007 |
Hey, the show is over and Afolabi is the INTERN. Thanks all for helping a friend in need |
TV/Movies / Re: Help Afolabi Become The Intern by eolutosin(m): 8:56am On Mar 21, 2007 |
Hey, I attended Student Christiam Movement then. |
TV/Movies / Help Afolabi Become The Intern by eolutosin(m): 4:02pm On Mar 20, 2007 |
The clock is ticking and the dice will be cast soon. The last assignment has been given to the remaining 3 people of the intern academy. Just last weekend, the participants were reduced to 3 - 2 guys and a lady. I had been following the show now for some time though I have my personal reservation for the way the BOSS is handling the board room. 2 of the remaining participants are my friends. We did not only go to the same university (O[/b]ba [b]A[/b]won [b]U[/b]niversity), we attended the same fellowship. These two guys (Ayo and Afolabi) have done well right now and anyone of them deserves to be the INTERN. However, my phone ranged yesterday evening and the caller was no other person than Afolabi. They had been given the brief for the last task and he needs as many of US to help him achieve his dream of becoming the Intern. The task is not as hard as you may think andI feel you can AFOLABI out. He has requested for this.So, let's support him to achieve HIS DREAM. Remember, what you make happen for others, GOD will make happen for you. This task ends on FRiday, 23 March 2007. So, we don't have any time at all. [b]What is the task? Each intern prospect is expected to sell the energy drink - BURN - the drink by CocaCola. It is nonalcoholic. A pack of Burn costs N4000, and the winner of the INtern Academy will be the person who is able to sell the most. How Can you help? You can help out by buying as many packs as you want and save it up for a later use. Burn is an energy drink. This is an opportunity to help someone achieve his dream. Afolabi wants to go for his MBA and he needs that cash reward to offset his school bills. If you are interested, please call Afolabi on 018789406 or get in touch with me via 07027700750 or email me via eolutosin@gmail.com. Just indicate the number of packs you need, Afolabi will ensure that you receive your order as soon as possible. If you know Afolabi or have been following the Internshow and you would really love him to be the INTERN, why not lend him a helping hand now. It might be your turn to need someone's help tomorrow. So, let's helpAFOLABI become the INTERN. |
Business / Carnival Of Personal And Company Effectiveness (pace) by eolutosin(m): 4:46pm On Mar 05, 2007 |
Hello all, I have been a fan of blog carnivals for some time now and I have found carnivals as a great way to find valuable content online and also to build a library of useful resources that you can always refer to much later. I have submitted write-ups to many editions of carnival in the past and I must say that I have not only received positive feedback from my readers but also received more inspiration to keep working on myself. I have seen positive changes in my life and business due to the applications of the tips I learn on a daily basis from blog carnivals.With this in mind, I decided to start a new carnival - “Carnival of Personal And Company Effectivenesses a.k.a Carnival of PACE”. This carnival is dedicated to bringing you the best content on how you can achieve effectiveness whether in your personal life or your business. I believe this carnival will serve as a library of great resources where you can have access to tonnes of tips, advice, insight and inspiration on how you can turn your life and business around positively. What is Carnival of PACE? Carnival of PACE will be a regular event hosted at a my blog every Friday. Each carnival will be on a specific topic, and you can submit your own blog posts to the carnival. In exchange you get some link love and hopefully a growing community of friends! Visit PACE for more details. Here are the details: [list] [li]The first Carnival will go live on March 16th, 2007. So you’ve got until March 14th, 2007 to submit your posts.[/li] [li]It will be a weekly event. The Carnival of PACE will be launched every Friday.[/li] [li]You can send your write-ups directly to me via email (meATyemmaDOTcomDOTng) or you can use the submission form at the blog carnival site.[/li] [li]We are looking for everything and anything that can enhance Personal and Company effectiveness.[/li] [li]I will host the Carnival here until others show interest in hosting it.[/li] [/list] I need a favour! Since this carnival is new, please help to do everything you can do to promote the Carnival! Meanwhile, I look forward to receiving many great submissions and hope we can help business owners achieve personal and company effectiveness! |
TV/Movies / Re: The Intern Show (Reality TV) by eolutosin(m): 1:52pm On Jan 10, 2007 |
Happy to know that Folabi is in already. I believe this guy needs the scholarship price more than anyone else. All the best my brother |
Business / Re: Would You Go Into Business With A Nigerian? by eolutosin(m): 1:30pm On Jan 10, 2007 |
It is not about the nationality of the person you want to do business with, it is all about trust. If you find it hard to do business with a Nigerian, how will you be able to do business with some which you may not know where he comes from. Settle the problem of trust and you will be able to do business with anyone. |
Webmasters / Re: Who Is Hoarding Nigerian Domain Name (.ng) by eolutosin(m): 3:10pm On Dec 27, 2006 |
.ng domain is actually but you would have to provide 2 nameservers like Niyyie said. Anyway, www.nairahost.com.ng can sort this out for you. The only requirement is that you pick one of our hosting plans. |
Politics / Breaking News: Gov. Ladoja Reinstated by eolutosin(m): 1:08pm On Dec 07, 2006 |
The Supreme Court has just upheld the Appeal Court ruling and ordered that Gov. Ladoja be reinstated. Let's see how this goes but I think this is Good news for Nigerian's democracy. |
Career / Re: Which Offer Should I Accept? Kpmg Or Pwc? by eolutosin(m): 11:02am On Nov 30, 2006 |
I believe your decision should be based on the career plan you are pursuing. You would need to weigh the two offers in line with what you want to do in life. By the way, which units will ue be working in these 2 firms? Man, your choice should not be based on the current offer. Look at which offer will give you the kind of leverage you want. All the best man |
Career / Re: My Life, My Career, I'm Confused by eolutosin(m): 10:15am On Nov 24, 2006 |
Smart, A lot of things have been said already but I would just like you to ask yourself this question and probably provide answer to it. WHAT IS IT THAT YOU WOULD NATURALLY WITHOUT BEING PAID FOR IT? Your sincere answer to that question will give you a clue to what your passion is. Your career should be focused on your passion and not is in vogue. Man is equipped with so many gifts and abilities. That explains why it is easier for you to do a lot of things. But sit down and really look within yourself. In the midst of all these activities, you would find ONE that you enjoy doing naturally. Go for it, give it all it takes and build your career around on it. |
Business / What Do You See? by eolutosin(m): 11:43am On Nov 23, 2006 |
Imagine that you are at a bus stop and there seems to be a lot of people waiting and there are few buses available. What comes to mind? Are you just there complaining of the lack of vehicles or planning on how to harness the situation to create wealth. What comes to your mind determines if you will ever succeed or not. Learn to always see opportunity in everything. |
Literature / Re: I Need Inspirational Books by eolutosin(m): 11:28am On Nov 14, 2006 |
What kind of information are you looking for? This will help to make some suggestion |
Career / Re: Searching For A Job? Look Inwards! by eolutosin(m): 11:27am On Nov 14, 2006 |
What will be will be. He that will get a job will always get a job.I do not agree that what will be will be. God has given some inherent ability with which we cann create our world. I believe that what you currently experience now is as a result of your actions yesterday. So, you really need to make a conscious effort to create the kind of life you want. The choice is yours to live out your dream. |
Literature / Re: I Need Inspirational Books by eolutosin(m): 11:23am On Nov 14, 2006 |
What kind of information are you looking for? This will help to make some suggestion |
Career / Re: What Is Responsible For Career Success? Strategy Or Luck? by eolutosin(m): 11:21am On Nov 14, 2006 |
Luck is being ready for your opportunity when it comes. So, do something everyday to prepare you for your opportunity. |
Career / Re: Why Nigerians Don't Get Jobs When They Apply by eolutosin(m): 11:20am On Nov 14, 2006 |
I think the title should have read "Why people don't get Jobs when They apply". This is not peculiar to Nigerians alone. There are always rules to everything in life. And getting a job is no exemption. First, you need to understand the need of the organisation you are applying to and package your resume accordingly. Some resumes will not even grant you test invitation not to talk of making you to get the job. If you feel your resume is not strong enough, it means you have to work on yourself. Learn as fast as you can and also let your resume reflect the YOU. |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Is There Acute Job Scarcity Or Are We Not Employable? by eolutosin(m): 9:25am On Nov 10, 2006 |
The course you studied in the university or polytechnic is only to give you a formal education. You need more than that to succeed in life and that is where skills come into place |
Career / Re: What Is Responsible For Career Success? Strategy Or Luck? by eolutosin(m): 9:23am On Nov 10, 2006 |
There is definitely a lot of difference between working hard and working smart. The typical bricklayer that you see around at site is actually working hard but earning little for his effort whereas someone like Fela Durotoye is working smart. He gets more money in a day for doing little that what the bricklayer would get in a year. It is all about leverage. The starting point is working hard but if you really want to succeed, you need to move up. Get the necessary skills and apply the LEVERAGE. |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Is There Acute Job Scarcity Or Are We Not Employable? by eolutosin(m): 8:35am On Nov 09, 2006 |
Please kindly enumerate on : By this I do not mean education, I am referring to RELEVANT SKILLS. You do not need to look too much around before you understand what I mean. I have a friend who runs a Human Resources company and his experience has shown me that people lack relevant skills. OK, what can we say account for a situation whereby the same set of people are the ones getting jobs. A friend had like 3 job offers at the same in this same country while so many others are still looking to at least get something that will guarantee them some money at the end of the month. The company where I work now placed an advert in the Nigerian dailies some weeks ago requesting for some specific skills. You would be surprised at the number of resume that came but with little relevant skills. I believe people just forward their resume to companies as soon as they see any advert without taking time out to critically examine what those companies are looking for. Those that even have the relevant skills displayed in the resume do not have it in the real sense when you get to speak with them. No employer wants to put liability in his/her office. Every employer is all out to maximise profit and as such, will always go for the best in the industry. I would suggest that we start acquiring the basic skills we need. remember, "Success is when Opportunity meets preparation" |
Career / Re: Searching For A Job? Look Inwards! by eolutosin(m): 8:04am On Nov 09, 2006 |
hm, I have found out in life that everybody can not be employed even if every has the relevant skills required for the jobs. So, the earlier you get to discover what your passion is, the better. Whether we accept this reality or not, some of us must go out to create businesses. The irony of life is that some of the people who are already employed are planning to resign from their offices so as to enable them fully pursue their passion while so many still queue behind them to take the jobs they are leaving behind. So, let us focus on discovering what we would rather do naturally without being paid. That is a clue to what we can do to make money. Let's keep look inward and do something, Thanks for the reminder loma. If you do not mind, you can contact me via me@yemma.com.ng. |
Career / Re: Any Hope For lower grades In Nigeria? by eolutosin(m): 9:33am On Nov 08, 2006 |
Whether you would get a job or not depends on YOU. I have seen people that finished with third class that have been able to secure employment. It is all about your mindset. If you think you not get a job, I am happy to tell you that you would definitely not get any job. Let me also warn you against the thought that you can only get job(s) if you know people. That will only take you away from getting a job. As long as you have that at the back of your mind, you would not do the things that would give you the job you want. So, like DEB said, work on your mind. "As a man thinks in his heart, so is he" |
NYSC / Now Your Success Commences (nysc) by eolutosin(m): 8:09am On Nov 08, 2006 |
[center]‘Hurray!!! No more extensive lectures and lengthy assignments from Dr Gunwa… Can’t imagine having to crash in classrooms again! Here is freedom at last! These “evil” people called lecturers that are seen in schools will no longer come our way anymore! Nobody to harass us on deadlines, term papers, group projects! We are now free from all those stresses, crashing overnight for exams in the cold…’[/center] If such thoughts flowed through your mind as you dropped your pen on the last day of your exams in school, you are in good company. But we had barely spent 3 months beyond this so-called “freedom” when we were called-up to serve our fatherland in what many call “Youth Service”. Alas, we all arrived at school to pick up our call-up letters and proceeded to our different destinations within the country to observe this NYSC Scheme (apologies to those who had to wait for 1+x years after school for call-ups, e.g. friends from OAU, IBADAN Poly to mention a few). Then began a much more hectic phase of our lives!. Some tagged the NYSC “Now Your Suffering Commences” – an organised array of “meaningless” camp activities, augmented by a stretch of 10 months of time best spent roaming the streets and watching movies! In all, the service year itself is construed by some as unnecessary and aimless supported by Government funds and so should be spent enjoying the little largesse. Well guys, if this is what you are or have been thinking, I urge you to take a moment and a second look. While you cannot change whether you serve or not, at least for now, you sure can dictate what you do during the season. A sage of the old would pray thus: “God, I do not ask that you give me duties equal to my abilities, but that you give me ability equal to my duties.” I desire that this be your prayers, that you then be able to make a message of this great opportunity, make miracle of obstacles, and convert trials to triumphs. The road would not be easy, but you will surely be better for it if you commit your lives to live by the principles outlined in this book. You could either decide to complain for the whole year (and achieve nothing) or change yourself otherwise, and see “opportunity” in the NYSC that some already called “adversity”. I would rather suggest that you see the NYSC time as a SEED TIME - a time to sow into your future. Have you ever seen a rose flower before? I bet you have. Good! But while plucking off a flower, did you notice a pinch in your fingers as you hurriedly tried to steal it away from its branch? And would you therefore not like roses again because they have thorns - of course not. This clearly depicts that though it seems NYSC has nothing to offer at first thought, you just have to revamp your attitudes, and try and view the plant as one of wild roses having thorns! You should employ the NYSC season to look out for the strength in the whichever state you are deployed. Then try and see how you could play it to an advantage to your benefits and those of others around. You should quit complaining, and start living. No successful man drinks of worry and sorrow over what he’s not ready to change. Focus on adding value. Leave out statements that do not empower you, and spare yourself negative ones. Be that woman that sees the jewel in the junk! Apply yourself well to that environment, and get the best out of it! I am proud to tell you that I am a product of the National Youth Service Scheme and I would forever be grateful to GOD for the great opportunity the scheme provides to add more value to myself and those of people I met during the excercise. Long Live NYSC ! Long Live Nigeria !! Source: http://www.yemma.com.ng/2006/11/08/now-your-success-commences-nysc/ |
Career / Re: Searching For A Job? Look Inwards! by eolutosin(m): 7:37am On Nov 08, 2006 |
I did attend the NYSC and I have never regret that decision. I would try to share my write-up on why one needs the NYSC still. NYSC is a actually another opportunity to prepare for what lies ahead. If I may ask you Bola, why didn't you gain anything from the university? Whose fault? I can tell you that so many others are proud that they at least had the opportunity to pass through that system that you regret going through. It is all about perspective. What happens to you in life is not the fault of the system but rather a matter of how you are able to make use of the opportunities that are given to you per time. Anyway, let's start focusing on what we can do with our life, |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Is There Acute Job Scarcity Or Are We Not Employable? by eolutosin(m): 7:50am On Nov 06, 2006 |
Hi, I am sure you are not the only one in this. You may need to read https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-29002.0.html. Meanwhile, I would like you to brace up for what lies ahead. I would like to tell you that jobs are available but very few people are available to fill the positions. What do I mean? The skills most employers are looking for can not be found around here. So, I would suggest that you should decide on the type of country you would like to work and start working on developing the necessary skills that will take you there. Very soon, your story will change. All the best in your job search. |
Career / Re: Searching For A Job? Look Inwards! by eolutosin(m): 11:00am On Nov 03, 2006 |
These past few days have been sort of reflections for me. Something in me just keeps telling me that I am more than this. I feel the urgency to speed up the pace at which I match my actions with my talks. I was reading the responses to my post Searching for Job, Look inward, and one comment strikes me. I have decided to use this medium to answer one of the questions raised - how can one look inward without having the means to do so? God does not make mistake. As such, HE has created everyone with something unique. There was something going on in his mind when he created you. Your responsibility is to look inward and discover this God-given ability. This will not come to you on a platter of gold as you have have to make a conscious effort to achieve this. U still remember one of Newton’s laws of motion? Nothing moves until you move. This same law still exists today and governs most, if not all, of all that happens to us in life. You know what? Everyone can not work in paid employment. Someone of us have to start a business even if it means you are using your house as the office. The earlier we accept this reality the better for us. Heard of Fela Durotoye? He pulled out of what a lot of people seemly call a comfort zone to start his business – VIP Consulting. Today, the company stands as one of the best in the industry. What is his success secret? I may be wrong but I believe his determination to pursue his dream is one of the critical success factor. Friends, you have what it takes to do whatsoever you want to do. It might stretch you and require that you apply your heart to discipline but it is worth all the effort. Decide today to live your life the way you want. Source: http://www.yemma.com.ng/2006/11/03/you-have-what-it-takes/ |
Career / Re: Searching For A Job? Look Inwards! by eolutosin(m): 10:43am On Nov 03, 2006 |
what is real to you? |
Career / Re: Searching For A Job? Look Inwards! by eolutosin(m): 7:54am On Nov 03, 2006 |
In Retire Young Retire Rich, Robert Kiyosaki said, "what you think is real becomes your reality". As long as you think you need money to start a business, you would not start anything. You definitely have something in you that you can exchange for money. I would like to refer to Pastor Makinwa whose story Bola Oni already shared in his previous replies. This is a man that was an icon of success if you look at it from a corporate world perspective but he soon discovered that he had nothing. All his life, he had been living on Company's car, company house, company's this and company's that. He would soon be celebrating his 4o years birthday then and chose to do something with his life. He left comfort of his paid job for uncertainty. His wife even left him at that time but today, he is a testimony of the saying, "where is a will, there is a way". Today, he is not only a successful business man but he is far ahead of his colleagues. Now, back to the question of how can one look inward without having the means to do so. God does not make mistake with his creation. He definitely creates everyone whith something unique. It is your responsibility to discover this and make the best use of this. You do not have to start a bif business, you can start home-tutorial. You can be going to houses to teach students preparing for WAEC or JAMB. I have a friend who used to make a lot of money from this. He stayed at this for some time before he joined one of the oil companies. Today, he is outside the country studying for his MSc. So, take time out to look inward. You might not discover your gifts immediately but stay at it and sooner than you expect, you would reap the reward. NB: Read a book today |
Career / Re: What Is Responsible For Career Success? Strategy Or Luck? by eolutosin(m): 4:31pm On Nov 02, 2006 |
Success is when opportunity meets preparation. Therefore, to be lucky means to be ready for your opportunity when it comes. Nothing good comes cheap. Every successful person has mastered some skills and that is what makes them who they are today. So, if you want succeed in career, you have to make a conscious effort to work on yourself daily, |
Career / Re: Searching For A Job? Look Inwards! by eolutosin(m): 10:49am On Nov 02, 2006 |
Hello, I find the article below in today's Guadian newspaper. So, I decided to share it here FG insists on reform of education sector, Obasanjo rules out sentiments By Rotimi Lawrence Oyekanmi President Olusegun Obasanjo was surprised to see the sea of heads as he climbed the rostrum inside the banquet hall of the Aso Rock villa at the weekend. And he did not hide it. "I haven't seen this number of people in this hall before," he declared as he cleared his throat and took charge of the meeting. |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: I Need A Job. by eolutosin(m): 9:47am On Nov 02, 2006 |
I am happy to let you know that it is possible. But you would need to put in a lot of effort. First, you would need to package your CV. I would suggest that you include those extra-curiculum activities which you were involved with while on campus. Note that your CV is your selling point. So, you will have to put a lot of effort into making it a great selling tool. All the best in your job search. |
Career / Re: Searching For A Job? Look Inwards! by eolutosin(m): 9:00am On Nov 02, 2006 |
I just feel like dropping this line having gone through all the responses thus far. How do you think Nigerian youths can equip themselves right from school? I once told a friend that his school qualification would only be able to get him INVITATION for Job recruitment but would not give him the job. So, how can we make everyone EMPLOYABLE? |
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