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teamup:Sure. You are welcome Taiwo. You can send me a Nairaland PM, which will allow me to send a direct message to your email about our membership, which is free for aspiring, budding and experienced entrepreneurs. |
corpROYAL:Basic human needs. (i) Food (including water) (ii) Clothing (iii) Shelter |
If opportunity is not knocking, build doors. ![]() |
Learn how to maximize your limited resources to bring sustainable solutions to our societal problems. |
suptol:Okay sir. Thanks ![]() |
Even if Seun is not listed here, we are proud of him. He is influential! ![]() |
Terry1:Probably tomorrow. You may send a PM to me here, as reminder. |
The major challenge I am facing in convincing aspiring entrepreneurs is that funding comes last. But that is the truth. Man has two legs, money has four legs. Money will catch up with man! ![]() |
Failure is success turned inside-out. |
suptol:Thanks for sharing your details. I will get back to you soon. |
haywhy28:Brother, Thanks for sharing the skills you possess. My goal of the week is to promote minimum of 30 small enterprise and to inspire minimum of 10 youths to develop and execute business models to will solve societal problems. I will be promoting the businesses via all my online platform, particularly social media account. Having said that, I can also publicize your skills on my fanpage. And who knows? This is the little I could offer for now. I may also inform other members of this group. I wish you all the best bro. Meanwhile, have you gotten any great idea? |
Good morning house. I have realized one major problem among our youth: Lack of self discovery. ![]() Most of us fail to find out, realize and utilize the potentials God endowed us with. We have Champions, Leaders, Initiators & Innovators among us, but we always feel insecure and prefer to be exploited by other people to build their empires. Na my 50kobo I dey offer ooo ![]() |
haywhy28:First, let me congratulate you on the completion of your academic programme. Welcome to the real world. Now let me ask you this question: What skill(s) do you? Ironically, you might have been taught some practical skills in school. In the real sense, if you have skills ( professional or vocational ), you are halfway there. So, please share with us any skill you possess, we may have people who require service in the area of your skills. |
Slow and steady wins the race. ![]() |
Good morning entrepreneurs. It is a new week. ![]() I wish everyone of us a profitable enterprise week. |
We've got a brainy set of young minds in the city. Sadly, but they are operating individually. This is the issue I detected and want to put an end to. This is why we are able. are YouABLE? ![]() |
oracle009:Thanks so much for giving us a pat at the back. Welcome here. ![]() Do you intent starting a business in Abeokuta? If yes, then you meet the criteria to join our group offline. If No, I implore you to come and invest in our city. It's an emerging city with a lot of untapped potentials. ![]() |
The problem is not in banning okada riders, the issue is: what are the measures put in place to support them? This might add to the big socio-economic problems we are already facing in the nation. FG should consult stakeholders and economists on the best alternative to empower them or st least make policies that will support them to empower themselves; they should see the policy and measure is working for both parties (FG & stakeholders), before banning okada riding commercial activities. |
Half of my pocket money was spent on Givenchy perfume I survived the rest of the semester through "Tirogo" and smartness. I dey offer free economics class to mates ( Ladies patronized mostly ) and after class or simultaneously, they cook food for dem small lecturer. ![]() |
How many of us attended Owambe? ![]() |
Happy weekend. ![]() |
Ask yourself: How many small business have I helped this month? |
"If you can't get a job, get a skill" -Abiodun A. A Unemployment in Nigeria: We are are to blame 3 parties. (1) Our parents, who didn't train us to prepare our minds for the worst in future, and to target becoming an employer rather than becoming an employer. (2) Ourselves: For nothing believing in our dreams and capability, rather we wait on our parents and government to believe in our dreams, live our dreams for us and give us resources to actualize our dreams. ( I'm not saying it is bad to expect from the government, but if the system is not working in this part of the world, why don't we expand our horizon? ) (3) The government: For not making the system work for everyone. Though we can't actually hold the government, because we are actually the government. Yes! Myself, your brother, your relative, my neighbour, your old school friend, your kinsman etc are all the people making up the system. ![]() Now, my conclusion and how to play my part. (1) I have some vocational skills: i. Interior decoration & design (ii) Barbering (iii) Plumbing & Fitting. I am ready to train people on any of these skills. So, if you cannot get job, why don't you get skill? People will pay you for your skills. (2) I have a young entrepreneurs meet up group, where we share ideas and information to foster entrepreneurship in my city. Through this group, I have been able to attract some natives of the land in the diaspora, and they are already connecting with the city. As a matter of fact, one of them has already started putting things in place to invest. While I am encouraging and supporting those at home to start their business idea by helping to come up with business models/business plans and information on sourcing for fund. Some investors are also keeping tab on the group. ![]() |
Even if everyone says you don't have a chance, never give up your dreams. |
Good morning Entrepreneurs. Thank God it's Friday! ![]() |
It's a new day, full of hope, inspiration and activities. Good morning entrepreneurs. ![]() |
kevinaduga:Welcome brova. No Problem. I am always at your service sir. We look forward to welcoming you and your business in Abeokuta. ![]() |
"For every dark night, there is always a bright day ahead" -2Pac Amaru Shakur |
kevinaduga:Welcome bro. I cannot analyse how viable it is to set up a law firm here, but I am sure your colleague in the noble profession are willing to give you first hand information on embarking on such mission here. This is an emerging city, there are lot of untapped potentials here, but it takes collective effort to make the city a place to reckon with, when we talk about commercial activities. Looking beyond the Adire market and hospitality businesses, I see a great commercial city. |
If you come up with a smart business model or business plan, I personally offer you free business name registration. ![]() *Limited offer **Terms and conditions apply |
CHIDOSKY007:I replied your mail. Go and check. |
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But that is the truth. Man has two legs, money has four legs. Money will catch up with man! 

