KoladeKoded's Posts

Nairaland Forum › KoladeKoded's Profile › KoladeKoded's Posts

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (of 7 pages)

Education › Re: OAU Admission 2019/2020 by KoladeKoded(m): 9:10am On Jul 12, 2019*

OAU Post UTME & Admission Screening Details 2019/2020

The authorities of Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU Ile-Ife has released information on Post UTME and Admission Screening exercise for 2019/2020 session.

In the release, they stated that registrations for the Post UTME will commence on July 19th, 2019.

“Candidates who made the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife their first choice in the 2019 UTME and scored 200 and above, and those who applied for Direct Entry (DE) are hereby informed that the admissions portal, admissions.oauife.edu.ng or the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife website (www.oauife.edu.ng) will become available for registration for the POST-UTME screening exercise effective from 19th July, 2019.”

Source: https://www.oaujuice.com.ng/oau-post-utme-admission-screening/

1 Like

Adverts › Re: Nnpc Aptitude Test Past Questions And Answers E-book by KoladeKoded(m): 12:19pm On May 30, 2019*

To get the UPDATED NNPC Past Questions and Answers, Click the Link Below�

[PDF] Download NNPC Aptitude Test Past Questions

Career › Re: NNPC Past Questions And Answers – Download Here by KoladeKoded(m): 12:19pm On May 30, 2019*

To get the updated NNPC Past Questions and Answers, Click the Link Below.

[PDF] Download NNPC Aptitude Test Past Questions

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: NNPC PAST TEST AND INTERVIEW QUESTIONS FOR 2019 NNPC RECRUITMENT by KoladeKoded(m): 12:19pm On May 30, 2019*

To get the 2019 updated NNPC Past Questions and Answers, Click the Link Below.

[PDF] Download NNPC Aptitude Test Past Questions

Education › Re: All Nigerian Scholarships Past Questions & Answers Download by KoladeKoded(m): 1:57pm On May 10, 2019*

[PDF] Download NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Past Questions and Answers

Congratulations!

You applied and got shortlisted for the NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship 2019/2020.

This means you’re one-step closer to winning the scholarship prize money.

Hold on a little – Did you know?

A whooping 60% of students who eventually won the scholarship prize money actually read and practised for the scholarship test with a credible scholarship past questions and answers booklet.

Take a while to imagine yourself succeeding on the test and being presented with the prize money.

Awesome, right?

You will not only be proud of yourself but that achievement would also a pave a way for you to succeed excellently in your academics.

Do you desire to be among the fortunate 60% that would win the prize money?

Quick Question – Do you want to win the NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Prize Money with little or no stress and hassles?

If your answer to the above question is YES, then you need to get the NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Past Questions and Answers to adequately prepare for your scholarship test and ace it brilliantly.

You need to study with a comprehensive, updated and credible scholarship past questions and answers booklet for the NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Aptitude Test

Here's how you can get yourself a comprehensive, updated and credible NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship past questions and answers booklet for the Aptitude Test.

[PDF] Download NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Past Questions and Answers

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Free NLNG Past Questions And Answers by KoladeKoded(m): 1:52pm On May 10, 2019*

Education › Re: Nlng Scholarship Past Question And Answer:get Prepared Before Writing Their Exam by KoladeKoded(m): 1:49pm On May 10, 2019*

Education › Re: Practice Free NLNG Scholarship Past Questions And Answers Here by KoladeKoded(m): 1:44pm On May 10, 2019*

[PDF] Download NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Past Questions and Answers

Congratulations!

You applied and got shortlisted for the NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship 2019/2020.

This means you’re one-step closer to winning the scholarship prize money.

Hold on a little – Did you know?

A whooping 60% of students who eventually won the scholarship prize money actually read and practised for the scholarship test with a credible scholarship past questions and answers booklet.

Take a while to imagine yourself succeeding on the test and being presented with the prize money.

Awesome, right?

You will not only be proud of yourself but that achievement would also a pave a way for you to succeed excellently in your academics.

Do you desire to be among the fortunate 60% that would win the prize money?

Quick Question – Do you want to win the NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Prize Money with little or no stress and hassles?

If your answer to the above question is YES, then you need to get the NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Past Questions and Answers to adequately prepare for your scholarship test and ace it brilliantly.

You need to study with a comprehensive, updated and credible scholarship past questions and answers booklet for the NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Aptitude Test

Here's how you can get yourself a comprehensive, updated and credible NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship past questions and answers booklet for the Aptitude Test.

[PDF] Download NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Past Questions and Answers

Events › [INTERVIEW] “stop Inviting AWO Boys To Your Shows” – Casanova Party Organizer by KoladeKoded(op): 11:06pm On Apr 18, 2019*

In the wee hours of Sunday, the Organizers of the Casanova Party made a public release regarding the Casanova party 2.0.

Unfortunately, the award-winning party in its second edition which held on 12/04/2019 at Pit Theatre has been disrupted by Awo Boys and the release was to make clear the fracas that ensued.

OAU JUICE had a special chat session with the organizers to find out what exactly went down at Casanova 2.0 and also address all allegations made.

[INTERVIEW] Stop Inviting AWO Boys To Your Shows - Casanova Party Organizer Cries Out

Literature/Writing Ads › 5 FREE Content Writing Tools Every Freelance Writer Should Use by KoladeKoded(op): 11:44am On Apr 09, 2019

Truth be told, content writing is a challenging task.

The process of going from an empty canvas with a blinking cursor to a editorial masterpiece involves thorough research, outlining content framework, writing and optimizing the content after publishing.

Even if you have a great deal of writing skill and dexterity, you need to be disciplined to keep churning out top-notch, valuable content every time.

However challenging as it may be, there are some content writing tools I use which makes the journey a smooth sail.

These five content writing tools have helped me work more efficiently and I hope they can do the same for you.

Let’s dive in quickly.

#1: Google Keyword Planner

When writing content for the web, you need to have the search engine in mind so your potential audience can find you when they search for the value and information your content provides.

Google keyword planner is a keyword research tool that helps you uncover low competition keywords which you can optimize your content around and rank high on the search engine results in little or no time.

The tool is free and shows you the data trend, search volume and competitiveness of keywords.

#2: HubSpot Blog Topic Generator

Your article is incomplete without an eye-catching title that would capture the attention of your reader to read through to the end of the content.

HubSpot Blog Topic Generator would help you in generating killer blog post titles.

All you need to do is insert the keywords (about three nouns relevant to the niche you’re targeting) and the tool will generate content title ideas for you easily.

#3: Google Docs

Every content writer knows the importance of a great text editor as they determine how fast you’d write.

When it comes to text editor tools, I give it to Google Docs. Asides providing you with an awesome text editing interface, it also makes it easy to collaborate and share your works with clients.

You can format your content, insert images and even add links while writing. You can also use the in-built spell check feature to correct grammar errors and incorrect words while writing with Google Docs.

Google Docs is free and can be used online or offline once you have a gmail account.

#4: Grammarly

Even if you’re an English major, you’re still subject to making grammatical and contextual mistakes while writing.

Grammarly is the best spelling and grammar checker on the internet and helps you spot errors in your articles and also correct them.

It helps you make your article readable to your audience.

It checks your content for grammar error, spelling error and even punctuation mistakes and helps you create an error-free article.

There is a free and premium version. The premium version comes with a lot more more features like missing prepositions, plagiarism checker and it goes for $11.

#5: Canva

When you create content, you need to lace them with catchy images so your article can be more presentable to your reader.

Canva helps you create attractive images for your content.

With Canva, you can create various type of images for your blog posts and social media channels.

The tool is free to use and contains hundreds of free design templates, backgrounds, images and icons and thousands more for a one-time fee of $1 each.

With Canva, you will be able to create professional quality images without spending too much on an expensive graphic designer.

So, those are the free content writing tools I use from start to finish in creating a bookmark-worthy blog post.

Which of this content writing tools helps you the most in your content writing game?

SOURCE: The Affiliate Plug

1 Like

Career › Why Youths Should Better Work For Someone - Vincent Adeoba by KoladeKoded(op): 9:35am On Apr 09, 2019*

One of the common beliefs ravaging our society today is the belief that our youths don’t need to work for anyone.

While the intention of the belief in itself is to encourage youths to be creative in solving problems, some youths are using it to cover up their mediocrity and lack of willingness to learn basic business principles of how to run a successful and sustainable business from successful firms and individuals.

The minds of some of these youths are clouded with the belief that they don’t need to work for anyone to succeed and yet nothing is working for them.

They believe all they need is a capital to start a business.

Some will always site the stories of how Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Michael Dell, Oprah Winfrey and several others who dropped out of school to start their own business.

What some of these youths don’t know is that their Nigerian B.Sc. certificate would not get them a cashier job in many of the developed countries.

The developed countries of the world have excellent education system where a high school certificate is almost equivalent to the glorified B.Sc. certificate received from a government-owned university in Nigeria where students still sit on the floor and lecturers who still use chalk to write on a blackboard are proud that they are using their undergraduate notes to teach their students the same course 20 years after.

I’m not saying it is bad to want to start your own business.

In fact, we need as many new businesses as possible to reduce the number of jobless youths who are roaming our streets. But have you ever asked yourself why no single business/company from Africa can compete with other brands globally? The reason is not far-fetched, many of our businesses were started and owned by people who don’t want to work for anyone.

The fact that you have a beautiful idea doesn’t mean you will succeed if you start a business around the idea now. I think we are at a point where we need to advise our youths to first learn about a business before starting one so that we won’t be having businesses whose addresses and names only exist in the logbook of Corporate Affair Commission.

Some of the businesses that are doing well across Africa today are businesses that are owned by people who have years of corporate experience. People who have worked in well-structured companies and are leveraging on the experience they have gained over the years to manage their business.

But an average Nigerian youth nowadays doesn’t want to work for anyone, he just wants to start his own business and become an overnight successful entrepreneur. Ask such youth to write a business proposal, he has no idea. Ask him about business structuring and his plan on how to scale up his business in the nearest future, he is totally clueless and he doesn’t want to work for anyone.

I was once culprit of such belief. I remember also saying I won’t work for anyone after I graduated from the university and a mentor who has a better understanding of business told me I need to change such belief and I don’t think I need to tell you how much money I lost before I discovered that I needed to learn how to manage a business from a successful firm before I venture into mine on full-time basis.

Look at some of the successful small businesses around in Nigeria, they are owned by the Igbos and it’s because they have an apprenticeship system popularly called ‘Imu-Ahia’ that mandated that you must first work for an accomplished business owner for a specific number of years to learn about a particular business before you would be allowed to start your own.

An average Igbo youth won’t tell you that he doesn’t want to work for anyone, he understands that working for someone to learn about a particular business is one of the prerequisites for success in business. He’s ready to learn as much as he can before he ventures into his own business.

An Igbo youth can be selling memory cards and build a big store from it, the reason is that he is not just selling memory cards, he understands the core principles of business unlike an average graduate who believes all he needs to succeed in business is just capital and a year later you won’t find the business anywhere.

Africa youths must be ready to do away with “I don’t want to work for anyone” mentality if we want to start building businesses that will employ more than one person.

If your talents, skills, business can’t feed you at the moment, I will advise you to get a job to gain practical experience on how to manage a successful business and start your own business later. Otherwise, you may end up as a victim of “I don’t want to work for anyone” ravaging disease.

Read Source >> You Better Work For Somebody! - Vincent Adeoba

Career › Nigeria Energy Forum 2019 – 4th Africa Energy Innovation Competition by KoladeKoded(op): 10:19am On Jan 23, 2019*

The Nigeria Energy Forum is a capacity building, training and development programme for policy makers, business leaders, energy users, professional engineers, industry experts.

Nigeria Energy Forum 2019 - 4th Africa Energy Innovation Competition

The Nigeria Energy Forum 2019 – 4th Africa Energy Innovation Ideas Challenge is set to upscale the development of early-stage energy firms across Africa. Across Africa, the main energy challenge is to rapidly deliver modern energy services to millions of households and businesses using
sustainable and affordable energy technologies.

This competition challenges early-stage energy entrepreneurs from
Africa to collaborate with local research institutions or industries to develop practical and sustainable energy products/services/prototype models for a social enterprise or energy management system using local resources.

Eligibility Requirements – Nigeria Energy Forum 2019 – 4th Africa Energy Innovation Competition

• Young professionals between the ages of 18 and 35 years from Africa are invited to participate in the competition and nominate a relevant local research institution or organization.

• Applications may be submitted by a team of up to three people.

• At least 1 member of the team must be from the local research institution or industry. Teams may be formed across
different schools, institutions, companies, countries etc.

• Individuals or teams may submit multiple applications.

Prizes and Recognition – Nigeria Energy Forum 2019 – 4th Africa Energy Innovation Competition

The finalists and winners will be selected by a panel of academics and experienced development professionals from
public and private sector institutions.

Winners of the competition get the opportunity to:

#1: Pitch their proposed solution/service/prototype model at
the Nigeria Energy Forum 2019, in Lagos, Nigeria, using a poster and short 2-minute video.

#2: Benefit from unique networking opportunities with other young leaders as well as some of the most senior decision-makers in government, international development,academia and the private sector.

#3: Attend business development workshops, receive support from start-up incubators and cash investment prize of up to USD 5,000 to demonstrate proposed solution in host community determined in collaboration with organizers.

Application Deadline – January 31st 2019

Competition Guidelines – Nigeria Energy Forum 2019 – 4th Africa Energy Innovation Competition
Your proposed prototype model submission must not exceed 1-
side of an A4 page and should include the following:

Project title
Your Solution (250 words)
Partner Institution or Industry
Expected Impact (50 words)
Short abstract (50 words)
Design tools and method (50 words)
Problem Statement (50 words)
Estimated costs and timeline (50 words
Submissions must be in Microsoft Word or PDF format by email to
info@thenef.org.

The subject line of the email should follow the format:

[Country] Title of the Project.

Submissions that exceed the word count may be disqualified.

Shortlisted submissions would be invited to participate in the final round by submitting a 1-page poster to summarize their design, with detailed budget, 2-page Design Brief and a Short 2-minute video to describe a prototype model of the proposed solution.

Apply Here >> Nigeria Energy Forum 2019 – 4th Africa Energy Innovation Competition

Education › Application Is ONGOING For The Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Programm by KoladeKoded(op): 3:43pm On Jan 05, 2019*

About The Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Programme 2019
The Tony Elumelu Foundation is the leading philanthropic institution in Africa championing Entrepreneurship. It was founded in 2010 by Tony O. Elumelu, CON, an Entrepreneur, Investor and Philanthropist who is passionate about Africa’s Economic Development.

Our long-term investment in empowering African Entrepreneurs is emblematic of Tony Elumelu’s philosophy of Africapitalism, which positions Africa’s private sector, and most importantly entrepreneurs, as the catalyst for the social and economic development of the continent.

In 2015, TEF consolidated its various programmes and initiatives and made investing in Africa’s next generation of entrepreneurs and business leaders a priority.

The future of the Tony Elumelu Foundation centers on the provision of structured, robust, and multifaceted support to entrepreneurs around Africa through the Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Programme.

The vision for the Foundation is to unlock the obstacles that Africa’s Entrepreneurs face as they grow their start-ups into small to medium enterprises (SMEs), their SMEs into national growth companies, and their national growth companies into African multinationals.

We will continue to support our growing numbers of programme alumni, whose inspirational success stories serve as encouragement to upcoming entrepreneurs and demonstrate the effectiveness of our interventions. As we deepen our reach in Africa, we will continue to enrich these alumni networks, facilitating meaningful conversations and mentor relationships to further assist tomorrow’s business leaders and build an impactful pan-African entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Programme Eligibility – The Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Programme 2019

1- Who can apply?

The programme is open to all citizens and legal residents of any one of the 54 African countries. The proposed business must be registered and operate in Africa.

2- Is there an age restriction for applicants?

Yes. Applicants must be 18 years old and must not be considered a minor in their country of residence. There is no upper-limit age restriction.

3- Is there a restriction on the types of business/industry?

Yes. The programme is not open to research institutions, faith based organisations, value adding trading companies, government contractors and businesses not located in Africa. Businesses must not adversely affect the environment, lives and property. Business ideas must be for profit, and must be the original work of those making the submission.

4- Is there a restriction on the age of my business?

Yes. All businesses must be business ideas or an early stage company, in the range of 0 to 3 years old.

5- What if I run multiple early-stage businesses?

Your application must focus on ONE business only. We advise choosing your best, most feasible/innovative business idea. Selected entrepreneurs are not permitted to apply for future cohorts of the programme, even with a different business idea or name.

6- Will my start-up be excluded if I have a relation/family member who works for the TEF?

Yes. Current employees or their family members from the Tony Elumelu Foundation and affiliate companies in the Heirs Holdings Group and UBA Group are not eligible to apply for the TEF Entrepreneurship Programme, either individually or as part of a team

Programme Application Process – The Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Programme 2019

1- How do I apply for the programme?

All applications must be submitted ONLINE through the application platform of the TEF Connect here >>> http://tonyelumelufoundation.org/
You must complete an application form by answering a series of mandatory questions.

After submission, you will receive a confirmation email of receipt within 1 working day.

SOURCE: The Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Programme 2019

Webmasters › Re: WHOGOHOST IS Worth a Try by KoladeKoded(m): 12:59pm On Oct 22, 2018

WhoGoHost is one of the leading web hosting providers in Nigeria. You’ll find out more in this WhoGoHost Review. They have a robust range of web services from website hosting to domain registration at affordable prices packaged with an efficient support team and a seamless payment process.

Their track record has been wonderful powering so many big Nigerian brands like GTBank, OAU. They offer even more variety of services like some global hosting companies like NameCheap, BlueHost, and GoDaddy.

Enough of the hype already, let’s get down to why I choose WhoGoHost as a leading and Best Nigerian Hosting Provider for your website.

Read More Here >>> https://www.theaffiliateplug.com/whogohost-review-best-nigerian-hosting-company-for-your--website-blog/

Webmasters › Re: Should I Use Whogohost Or Qservers by KoladeKoded(m): 12:58pm On Oct 22, 2018

Webmasters › Re: WHOGOHOST: Why I Will Never Use A Nigerian Host Again by KoladeKoded(m): 12:57pm On Oct 22, 2018

Webmasters › Re: Web Hosting: Whogohost, The Top Nigerian Domain Name And Hosting Provider. by KoladeKoded(m): 12:56pm On Oct 22, 2018

Webmasters › Re: Web Hosting In Nigeria: Whogohost Web Hosting Review On Overall Downside Updated by KoladeKoded(m): 12:55pm On Oct 22, 2018

Webmasters › Re: Which Is Preferable; Whogohost Or Web4africa? by KoladeKoded(m): 12:11pm On Oct 22, 2018

Webmasters › Re: Whogohost Review – 3 Months With Whogohost by KoladeKoded(m): 12:10pm On Oct 22, 2018

Education › Re: Apply For 2018 AGIP Postgraduate Local And Overseas Scholarship by KoladeKoded(m): 3:20pm On Sep 18, 2018*

Here is an updated and comprehensive NNPC/NAOC/OANDO JV Agip Undergraduate Scholarship Past Questions and Answers available for download. It's helped a lot of past scholars ace the aptitude test well.

[PDF] Download NNPC/NAOC/OANDO JV Agip Scholarship Past Questions and Answers

Education › Re: Nigeria Agip 2017 Scholarship Aptitude Test by KoladeKoded(m): 3:16pm On Sep 18, 2018*

Here is an updated and comprehensive NNPC/NAOC/OANDO JV Agip Scholarship Past Questions and Answers available for download. It's helped a lot of past scholars ace the aptitude test well.

[PDF] Download NNPC/NAOC/OANDO JV Agip Scholarship Past Questions and Answers

Education › Re: Shortlisted Candidates For Nigerian Agip Oil Company (naoc)scholarship Exam 2015 by KoladeKoded(m): 2:51pm On Sep 18, 2018*

Education › Re: AGIP SCHOLARSHIP PAST QUESTIONS by KoladeKoded(m): 2:50pm On Sep 18, 2018*

Here is an updated and comprehensive NNPC/NAOC/OANDO JV Agip Scholarship Past Questions and Answers available for download. It has helped a lot of past scholars ace the aptitude test excellently well.

[PDF] Download NNPC/NAOC/OANDO JV Agip Scholarship Past Questions and Answers

Education › Re: Apply For Nnpc/NAOC/Oando JV Postgraduate Scholarship 2017/2018 by KoladeKoded(m): 2:48pm On Sep 18, 2018*

Education › Re: FREE Agip(NAOC) Scholarship Aptitude Test Past Question And Answer 2018 by KoladeKoded(m): 2:46pm On Sep 18, 2018*

Education › Re: Agbami scholars. Discussion thread. by KoladeKoded(m): 7:08pm On Aug 26, 2018

Send me message via WhatsApp. Number in bio

muhammadmuqtar:
Please, I'm getting error message while trying to register. How do I go about it

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (of 7 pages)