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Gone are the days when we think we don't need motivation to do anything. By motivation, i mean the right mind food. These days, those who go for it never regret. We present to you Nigeria's hottest motivational speaker; speaks with passion and highly creative. He is[b] Sule Emmanuel.[/b] It's never a dull moment with him

Can we see some of the past events he had anchored and people's reactions??/

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It has happened again. Another pipeline blasts occured at Abule Egba, Lagos. It has been reported that over 100 people had been roasted to death.My Perspective: What is responsible for this? Poverty or what? Going out in Lagos city has been “war” because you have to pay 3 times of normal transport fare. Government should find solution to these blasts and fuel scarcity in NIgeria

Seun the Admin manager, pls find solution to the notifications

I didnt design it but needs suggestion how to improve on it

Pls I will like to seek for your opinion on the site and how to improve the site http://www.johnfashanu.com/
Thanks

Have u seen the site recently? Pleaz check www.projectvotenigeria.org.
Besides the Project will be on NTA Network. Time: 10.00 am. Wed. 8 Nov 2006 On New Dawn with Funmi Iyanda

Thanks man Gbolex

lewa:
Don't mean to be pessimistic, but i don't see any hope for this "group". Would carefully await responses before giving my opinion .

Hello Lewa: Thanks for your pessimistic nature about the group. It is very sad that we never believe in the power the youth can bring to change our country to the nation of our dream.
This group is not campaigning for any aspirants or political parties. The aim is to encourage the youth to vote judioulsy.

With the 2007 general elections barely six months away, young Nigerians representing a diverse range of ethnic, religious and social civil society organizations have converged on a singular platform to execute what can best be described as Nigeria’s largest youth oriented Elections Project aimed at encouraging young people to vote, to vote wisely, and to defend their votes in 2007.

The breakdown of law and order, the perceived downturn in the economy, the appalling state of the educational sector, and the absolute lack of infrastructure are just some of the numerous issues weighing heavily on the minds of these young people from various parts of the country.

In addition, the increasing level of voter apathy amongst young Nigerians that constitute 70% of Nigeria ’s total population creates a crisis that no doubt threatens the sustenance of democracy in this country. Many of them do not register to vote either because they do not understand the importance of the voting, or they lack adequate information about the elections and how to cast their votes.

Project VOTE! Nigeria is therefore set to inspire, inform and engage a new generation of young people in positive actions towards the 2007 general elections. The project aims to encourage young people between ages 18 and 30 to register to vote, to vote, defend their votes and to act as elections monitors at all 120, 000 polling centers during the elections in April 2007.

In order to achieve their goals, the group has launched the first-ever online national voter education campaign to provide eligible voters from various parts of the country with simpler and more accessible information and education on the electoral process, and processes required for them to cast their ballots in 2007. The campaign's centerpiece, www.projectvotenigeria.org, is a one-stop shop that provides young people with step-by-step instructions for voting no matter where they live.

Reflecting on how little the lives of Nigerians have changed since the advent of democracy in 1999, Project Director and Executive Director, Positive Impact Network, Ms. Temitayo Etomi declares that 2007 will see young people lead the most significant action ever, in the campaign to promote a free, fair, and truly participatory elections process that will see the emergence of truly elected leaders by the electorate. According to Temitayo, ‘Democracy and elections are complimentary, with one strengthening the other…Through this project, we will make sure that we provide young people a platform for positive participation and creatively engage them before, during and after next year elections, so that young people will not be used as veritable tools for political wars or financially induced conflict. We plan to ensure that individuals or groups planning to perpetrate violence and foment trouble get as little support from the youth population as much as is reasonably possible.

Assistant Project Director and CEO Papi’s Grill, Mr. Femi Fashoyin captures the essence of Project Vote! by reiterating their unqualified determination to influence the electoral process next year. He says: ‘We realize just how much voter apathy amongst young people may have influenced the outcome of the 1999 and 2003 elections…and we’re basically saying we want at least 70 % of Nigeria’s young people to participate in next years transition starting with the elections… we want to be directly involved in the choice of leadership and cannot leave such crucial decisions to politicians and people in the business of politics… doing that is akin to riding on a camels back through an ocean”.

Speaking on how they intend to reach their ambitious target of 10 million young people, Mr. Tosin Etomi, Legal Adviser to the project provides: ‘We will accomplish our goals through the collaborative efforts of the organizations that make up the Project VOTE Coalition. We understand that potential youth voters are about 50 million strong and comprise almost a quarter of the total voting population in the country. Imagine if we got them all or at least a healthy percentage to vote and stay there while ballots are being counted…The project will also rely heavily on youth volunteerism, technology and technological innovations, which will see us disseminating carefully researched information through the internet and creative text-messaging systems. We are already in agreement with two firms to accomplish this task. Some specific activities that are already in advanced stages of planning include peer-to-peer and celebrity outreach programmes, as well as train-the-trainers workshops in 6 geo-political zones to teach young people election monitoring skills as well as conflict prevention and management techniques’.

These young people insist that Project Vote! is completely non-partisan and staunchly opposed to monopoly politics, political gangsterism and the systematic disenfranchisement of young people due to poor voter education programmes. By rallying together, their many voices are being unified in the one clear call for a peaceful and successful transition, a fraud- free, transparent and accountable election process, and a change of leadership across the nation that will reflect the aspirations of millions of young Nigerians across the country.

For more information on the program, please visit www.projectvotenigeria.org

Contact: Temitayo Etomi 234 1 762 2048

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Hello bolaoni
Got ur message You can contact me thru my website's contact page
Hope to hear from u

I see a New Nigeria emerging, Gbenga Sesan.Full Interviews here http://www.mutiuokediran.com/gbengasesan.html

Where is ur website?

I sent u an email but no response yet?

Thanks for the observation. I will convey ur mesg to Ayo

RenewNigeria® interviews @ www.mutiuokediran.com with Ayo-Oladejo @ http://www.mutiuokediran.com/Ayo-Oladejo.html

Pls contact me when u re in Nigeria

What are your skills?

its taking 20 years to open, a website to open on any browser.

What are you using to edit ur site?

Hey, may be next time u re in Naija

Nigerian youths, are you interested in starting business?
Have an idea that has the potential to become a great business person?
Then join us for this fun creative and interactive workshop on creating and
starting your own business. Learn everything from basic economics, marketing to
money management. This is guaranteed to spark up the entrepreneur in you.

Date: August 12, 2006

Time: 10.00am prompt

Venue: Blue Nest Hotels, 9-11 Osolo way opposite Mr. Biggs Airport Road, Lagos

Participation Fee: One Thousand, Fifty Naira (N1, 050)

For more information or participation contact:
consultant_mindxchange@yahoo.com, recruitment_careerpathways@yahoo.com
or call Nnenna on 08036672892, 08056852376 or Oye on 08035657738, 01-7241998

Nigerian youths, are you interested in starting business?
Have an idea that has the potential to become a great business person?
Then join us for this fun creative and interactive workshop on creating and
starting your own business. Learn everything from basic economics, marketing to
money management. This is guaranteed to spark up the entrepreneur in you.

Date: August 12, 2006

Time: 10.00am prompt

Venue: Blue Nest Hotels, 9-11 Osolo way opposite Mr. Biggs Airport Road, Lagos

Participation Fee: One Thousand, Fifty Naira (N1, 050)

For more information or participation contact:
consultant_mindxchange@yahoo.com, recruitment_careerpathways@yahoo.com
or call Nnenna on 08036672892, 08056852376 or Oye on 08035657738, 01-7241998

MindXchange Consulting Presents

International Youth Day Entrepreneurship Workshop 2006

Preamble: On the International Youth Day August 12, 2006, we celebrate the contributions that young people make to our world, and promote awareness of the challenges young people face.

Nigerian youths, are you interested in starting business? Have an idea that has the potential to become a great business person? Then join us for this fun creative and interactive workshop on creating and starting your own business. Learn everything from basic economics, marketing to money management. This is guaranteed to spark up the entrepreneur in you.


• Inspire yourself and stay inspired

• Inspire others to be the best

• Develop the leader within and leaders around you

• Create a culture and a climate of excellence

• Help others Discover, Develop, and Demonstrate their potentials

Theme: Self Reliance A sine –a-qua-non for Youth Empowerment: Achieving maximum potentials through Enterprise and Self Reliance.



The aim of the workshop is to encourage self-employment for the Nigerian youths.

Objectives:

· To help identify and harness their potentials through enterprise

· To acquaint youths with the basic skill required to be a successful entrepreneur

· To give youth access to some basic support services



Eligible Participants:

To participate in the Youth Entrepreneurship Workshop, you must be:

· Between 15 and above at the time of selection

· In need of assistance to overcome self-employment barriers.

Date: August 12, 2006

Time: 10.00am prompt

Venue: Blue Nest Hotels, 9-11 Osolo way opposite Mr. Biggs Airport Road, Lagos

Participation Fee: One Thousand, Fifty Naira (N1, 050)

For more information or participation contact:

consultant_mindxchange@yahoo.com, recruitment_careerpathways@yahoo.com

or call Nnenna on 08036672892, 08056852376 or Oye on 08035657738, 01-7241998

Have you regsiter your domain? You can contact me.

On 10th July 2006, www.mutiuokediran.com was launched. It has been many “battles” because of my work schedule. This website is designed to reach out to the Youth of the World, and all that are ready to make changes into our World.

For this reason, I will be having a page dedicated for interviews (RenewNigeria®) with young people and roles models in the society. Since it may not be possible to have face-to-face interviews with those that will feature on the page, I will be sending questionnaire through email for their response. Meanwhile in the next few days, I will like to feature you on my website. If you are interested in featuring on the page, Please send me an email for the questionnaire.

walebakry! I have to represent and alsways to be an ex-lasuite like i'm proud to be a Nigeria.
Thanks for the comment from timmy, my2cents and walebakry

Thanks for the comments so far. I need more of these.