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Av got a better idea...come to ilorin..a handful of higher institutions here....get a land for cheaper than 5mil..construction ofur proposed project at abt 20mil and charge as much as 100k per annum...better investment don't you think #talking from experience

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Started from the bunk, Facebook is blue, up in the sky. Mark Zuckerberg developed Facebook as a petty school project and today the world is on Facebook. Before it got to where it is Facebook was rejected and neglected by a lot of people, some saw it as a childish thing.

Have you ever visited Nairaland? Do you know what forums are? Nice. Nairaland was not served on a platter of gold. It experienced rejection, but it is where it is now.

You're definitely a facebooker and probably a Nairalander. How will you feel if you don't have to open multiple tabs for social media and forum? Awesome right? Did you just say impossible? Fasten your belt!

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The CEO Streetgist App, Mr Toheed Godo yesterday, shared his inspiring succes story of becoming a shrewd and successful entrepreneur. In spite of the pseudo limitations imposed on him by his Grade point while he was an undergraduate of University of Ilorin.

The Afro-American Spainish Tech tycoon, who is currently based in Spain while speaking at a Leadership Training Program organized by the Unilorin Student Union stated that he had a Grade point of 0.9 while he was a student. He attributed his leadership position in the tech world and achievements as a successful entrepreneur to clearly set goals, dedication and God.



Mr Godo however stole the show yesterday at the program with his polished American accent and slangs that left many of his audiences admiring him. He urged unilorites not to be limit their selves to academics, stating that “Grade Point should not be their End Point”. He therefore implored them to explore widely by setting straight and reasonable priorities while on campus. The Unilorin twitter space was set ablaze which many quotes and comments about Mr Godo. See tweets below;








He Urged youths to embrace entrepreneurship and the limitless opportunities it presents.

Other Speakers Present at the events are Former Unilorin Student Union President, Dr Alex Akanmu , CEO D-Positive Image Consult, Mr Nadir Abdulquadri, CEO Heroes World foundation, Mr Mike oladipo



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Business Lessons From The Beautiful Game!
Believe it or not; I have great admiration for
sports managers, particularly those who manage
elite clubs; whether it is soccer, American
football, basketball, or just about any sport
played at the highest level.
Let me share with you some of my (BUSINESS)
reasons:
1. Fans are important:
If you lose the support of the fans, you are out
of a job!
(It is the same with customers in a business.)
2. Competition:
Top managers compete, according to the rules
of the game. If you play soccer, you do not
expect to win, using your hands, or try to cut a
deal with the football authorities that apply only
to your team....that is called cheating!
(Using political influence to impede your
competitors, or make life difficult for them, is not
business.)
3. Respect your competitors:
The sport is at its most exciting when the best
teams are pitted against each other. The
manager enjoys the competition and the players
enjoy the competition. If you hate competition, or
believe it should be impeded to give you an
advantage, then you are not a sportsman.
(A good business person, enjoys competition,
and shows respect towards competitors. Never
hate or disdain those with whom you compete.)
4. Strategy and tactics:
The best managers are known for their brilliance
in both strategy and tactics. A good manager
knows that he can beat a superior team, using
effective strategy, and tactics... This is business
2.0!
5. Organizational efficiency:
Good managers understand the importance of an
effective organization of their team. A game can
be won or lost, if your team has the wrong
shape, or field formation; even if you have the
best players. The players must play as a unit,
and play for each other, on the pitch.
(Remember my posts on how to build an
effective organization.)
6. Effective use of information:
Good managers have a lot of information on their
own team, and also on the competitors. Today's
manager uses statistical data, showing them the
performance of each player on the field.
(A good manager uses proper data, and not here-
say, about what is going on, in their business,
their competitor, and the market.... Be scientific
and professional when assessing performance of
your business.)
7. Last season is last season:
Nothing more to add here!
(Stop living on past glory!!!)
8. You must continuously invest in players, and
also in coaching.
(Your business is only as good as your ability to
attract stars onto your team...Every season...So
who was the last star you recruited?
....What was the last training program you did?)
9. Experience is very important, but don't make a
virtue of it. You cannot have a 50 year old on the
pitch!
10. Performance on the pitch is all that matters.
(There is no place for philosophers in the
dressing room, or the boardroom.)
11. Profitability:
A manager who does not understand how money
is made in football, will destroy the team.
12. Succession:
"This too applies in business".
A good manager always has a program to recruit
and develop young talent. Some of the top clubs
in the world recruit their stars, when they are as
young as 9 years old.
13. Training:
The best managers are also great coaches.
14. Handling a loss:
To win is important, but also to handle a defeat,
and pick up your team after a defeat, is very
important. Do it quickly, and prepare for the next
game.
15.Discipline: nothing to add here!
Once you are on the pitch, you do not want your
players trying to do their own thing!
(Even in business.)
16. Innovate or die:
Nothing to add.
17. There are no prizes for second place....
Particularly in business!
18. Don't glorify mediocrity:
When you lose a game you have lost.
(If your business is not doing well, its not doing
well. Don't pretend it is, because the only person
you are fooling is yourself.)
19. Passion, passion, passion....
20. Failure is called relegation:
(In business we call it bankruptcy.)
21. Communicate effectively:
On and off the pitch, continuously.
(This too applies to business.)
Conclusion:
How like business, is the beautiful game!
Let's play the beautiful game.


author Dr Strive Masiyiwa
source: www.schoolnetwork.io

I WAS BETRAYED EPISODE 1 We sat beside each other as we watched a home video. My heart pounding rapidly as i waited for him to make the first move, but he simply sat beside me like a log of wood, focusing all his attention to the movie, which really got on my nerves…. “what is wrong with this boy?” i wondered unhappily. ____ That fateful day truly was the third time I was spending my evening with him, yet he failed to notice my moves, instead behaved like a priest, distancing himself from me as if i was an evil spirit. Benjamin was an attractive wealthy male, who caught my fancy right from the first day i packed into the new lodge{hostel}. Unlike most guys, he kept to himself and behaved like a saint, winning my heart with his godly behavior. But getting him to reciprocate my good gestures towards him was a very hard task. His intense behaviour soon began irritating me, forcing me to make up my mind not to visit him again after that faithful Tuesday evening. Because I had my pride to protect, which really was more important than my fondness for him. He was in 300 level, while i was in my 2nd year in the university. My feelings for him were really strong and divine, but i couldn’t display my emotions the way i wanted, without appearing cheap and disgusting. _____ Finally by 8pm, the movie ended. I sighed and got up from his bed, “good night” i said to him unhappily, but surprisingly, he held my hand strongly and looked up at me with fire in his eyes, “please don’t go yet, there is something I wish to tell you” he pleaded. I gazed into his eyes and smiled, “finally he is living up to expectation” i reasoned, “please sit down” he begged humbly. I rolled my eyes and sat beside him, “i know you do trust me alot, that’s why i’m the only guy you always visit, but i can’t help it anymore, i have tried holding back myself but can’t any longer, because it’s killing me silently. I have been dreaming and praying to have someone like you. Please will you grant my request and be my special friend??”, “I have been in love with you from the very first day i saw you” he pleaded nervously with shaking lips. I stared at him coldly even though i was very happy inside. “i don’t think it will be possible, let’s just be friends” i replied and stood up. He tried to draw my hand, but i snatched it from his grasp, “goodnight we will see tomorrow” I murmured, gave him one last look and left for my room. I rushed to my room, hugged my teddy bear happily, and heaved a sigh of relief. I was very much delighted. “At last, hmmmm” I murmured happily, falling asleep and dreaming of good times. Story continue.......get the full story https://schoolnetwork.io/general

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