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Education is surely in for a revolution. I happen also to be somehow involved with a startup (http://skoola.com) aiming at simplifying the education process through technology. It will be an interesting year to watch things unfold.

It was drama yesterday at the Headquartres of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN), Abuja, where the Minister of Power, Prof. Barth Nnaji was held hostage by the workers.

LEADERSHIP gathered that the minister was in the premises to inspect the offices when the workers mobilised and barricaded the gate preventing him from leaving the premises.

The hostage situation was said to have lasted about 30 minutes before the minister was freed following the intervention of the PHCN union chapter chairman, Comrade James Ayeni.

Speaking with LEADERSHIP in a telephone interview, Zonal Organising Secretary, National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE), Comrade Temple Iworima, said the minister’s presence at the PHCN was perceived as a take-over move by the workers who had become very suspicious of government moves.

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One word: This list is to profile the most powerful and influential CEOs in Nigeria's entertainment industry and not in the entire business community.

We present to you the people who helped and are still helping shape Nigeria’s entertainment industry. These are the individuals who have clout and have contributed to the industry’s growing revenue and popularity base.

Meet Nigeria’s most influential entertainment CEOs;

1. Ben Murray Bruce: Ben is a Graduate of Business Administration from the University of Southern California. He is the Founder of the Silverbird Group (Nigeria’s leading entertainment and TV company) and has served as a member of the National Arts Theatre Management Board, The Federal Film Censors Board, The Board of the Nigerian Film Corporation, National Film Distribution Company, Nigerian Anti-Piracy Action Committee and for four years was the Director General of the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA)-Africa’s Largest Television Network. Currently, Ben is Group Chairman of the Silverbird Group which consists of 3 FM stations in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, 1 Television station in Lagos and Nigeria’s first and only Cinema multi-plex with 5 screens.

2. Don Jazzy: Michael Collins Ajereh known as Don Jazzy is a multi award-winning record producer, singer-songwriter, musician and CEO of Nigerian record label Mo’ Hits Records founded in 2004.

Recently rated the 36th most influential celebrity in Africa by Forbes Don Jazzy has produced tracks for Dr SID, Wande Coal, D’Prince, Darey, Naeto C, Sauce Kid, Ikechukwu, Jay-Z, Kanye West & Beyonce.

Full List: http://nairabrains.com/2012/01/meet-nigerias-most-influential-and-powerful-ceos-in-the-entertainment-industry/

As we go into year 2012 here are potential areas that will make impact in the coming year and hopefully make a few more tech millionaires in the continent.

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1. Educational Technologies: Startups are springing up pretty quickly across Nigeria and Africa trying to solve myriads of problems from communication to agriculture, payment/commerce and so on yet there is a sector in the continent which is in dire need of the tech revolution; the educational sector. 2012 will be a nice time to see real tech ideas meant to make education a far easier, enjoyable and fruitful process. Real startups that will aim at providing quick, real time solutions to educational challenges in the continent will attract attention primarily because it will be doing something different and revolutionary. The startups to watch that may be already attempting to do something in that sector are few and far between. Skoola.com is one of them.

2. Digital Content Sharing Platforms: Quite a couple of years back Africans and Nigerians had to buy CDs to watch movies and listen to favourite music. Sharing videos was limited apart from Youtube. Now sharing digital content is becoming ever faster and easier and what’s more ground breaking digital content sharing is coming to Nigeria. IrokoTV, Sturvs, etc are gradually changing the way we watch movies and listen to music. In 2012 music distribution in Nigeria and Africa will go digital. Book publishing and distribution is still very much traditional and some of that will change. The fact that books (such as Steve Jobs’ biography by Walter Isaacson) are being sold in electronic formats and watched in digital devices like the Kindle show that content is going digital (written, audio, video, graphic). 2012 may usher in new startups that distribute the music content of Nigerian musicians on smart devices which people pay to download.

3. Collaborative Commerce: In today’s fast moving world it is either you get alliances or risk being ridden over. Commerce is becoming more collaborative and will even become more in 2012. Merchants and Product sellers will have to get used to price comparison mechanisms and applications where people can quickly compare prices with their mobile device before buying. Deals sites are looking to get merchants and sellers to offer specific number of deals to get more exposure and more things sold. Commerce will sure undergo more fundamental changes in 2012 and commerce and merchandise firms will collaborate more. Technology will affect shopping more than it has ever done.

Read complete list : http://nairabrains.com/2011/12/the-9-most-promising-areasniches-to-launch-a-business-startup-in-2012/

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Here are five companies that are currently using the power of social media to boost brand awareness, revenue growth and interaction with customers/visitors alike.

We focused on the two most relevant social platforms in Nigeria namely; Facebook and Twitter.

In coming up with this report we held three cardinals to scrutiny and came out with the list based on how well a company is doing in line with these cardinals; FAR

- Followership: The amount or number of followers a company could garner on the most important social networks was important in our report methodology. With over four million Nigerians on Facebook and hundreds of thousands of Nigerians on Twitter and LinkedIn having the best follower base certainly is a prerequisite to appearing on our list.

- Action: Followership alone is not the right cardinal to base our selection. Going by the fact that companies can use a variety of induction/enticing strategies to get fans and followers the quality of a company’s social media campaign then further has to do with the actions it takes to build a bond and create more loyalty with customers across the several social platforms. We measure action by the useful activities the company undertakes to connect more with its audience.

- Response: Becoming a great company in the minds of customers often involves, in addition to delivering great products and services, building extra-ordinarily discussions and engagements with customers/clients alike. We looked also at companies who use social media to stimulate discussions, obtain useful feedback and create strong awareness and thus bonding with the followers around their product or service.

Here’s our top five most social media active companies;-------

Full List and Analysis: http://nairabrains.com/2011/12/5-nigerian-companies-with-the-most-effective-and-active-use-of-social-media-in-2011/