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    Wisdom for Business Owner

    "Not every negotiation ends with a signed deal, but every negotiation should end with stronger relationships and valuable lessons". Stephen Akintayo.
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    Life Nuggets

    Everything is tough until it becomes easy. Be patient and stay committed! Teach your heart to notice the small blessings, even on the hardest days. Life will not always go the way you planned, but there is always something good to be thankful for. Focus on that. Choose gratitude every day.
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    Bro to Bro Nuggets

    Bro to bro The first step is consistent CASHFLOW. You need a legitimate source, business/job/skill/craft that vomits cash predictably and frequently This vomiting of cash can be daily, weekly or monthly No matter how small.
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    Do everything legitimately possible to escape poverty

    Some of you have this habit, anytime you see your friends succeeding, all you think about is how to borrow money from them. And most of the times, you don't have any intention of paying back. No wonder they hide their success from you.
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    MOST FOOLISH PEOPLE IN NIGERIA

    Some of you have this habit, anytime you see your friends succeeding, all you think about is how to borrow money from them. And most of the times, you don't have any intention of paying back. No wonder they hide their success from you.
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    The Greatest Secret to Success

    Tips for Progress 1️⃣ Take Full Responsibility for Your Life: Stop blaming people, the government, village people, or the devil. Stop focusing on things you can’t personally change and start focusing on what you can change and improve, your own life. The moment you take responsibility...
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    The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) Act 2026

    President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, assented to the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) Act 2026. The new Act, which repeals and replaces the NIMC Act of 2007, is a landmark piece of legislation, signifying a transformative milestone in Nigeria's journey towards a secure, inclusive...
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    Unspoken Rule in the Business World

    Building a legacy is not magic What you will see in the future, starts with the work you do today.
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    The Greatest Secret to Success

    I’ve found the greatest secret to success and it’s not hard work or smart work. As important both are, they do not inevitably guarantee success. So what does? In my opinion, it is LEVERAGE Archimedes once said “Give me a place to stand and a lever long enough and I shall move the earth.”...
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    Unspoken Rule in the Business World

    This is a top secret. You needed to see the smile on the face of a bank CEO when he wanted to gift someone money for interviewing him and she mentioned that she holds an account with his bank since her NYSC days. The man shook her hand the second time with excitement.
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    Unspoken Rule in the Business World

    Imagine Femi Otedola promised to gift you 20M naira and you are presenting a UBA account to him instead of First Bank account. Or Tony Elumelu trying to gift you 25M naira and you are sending him an Access Bank account. Even if they eventually send it, you won’t touch them at a “weak” point...
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    Unspoken Rule in the Business World

    Some of you might be asking why some entrepreneurs have 5 bank accounts and counting can now learn how it is done. This is an unspoken rule. You can have the best product/service or idea but they will prefer someone else if you present the their competitor’s bank account details.
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    Unspoken Rule in the Business World

    You may not read this best-kept secret elsewhere but I will drop it here for free. If you have the intention to meet with any bank CEO or top shareholder of a bank for the purpose of doing business with the person, you don’t need to be told that the bank account details you will give them...
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    Surviving and thriving in a typical Nigerian business

    Surviving and thriving in a typical Nigerian business. 1. Debt Collection is Crucial: Effective debt management is essential for business survival. 2. Navigate the System Wisely: Be selective and strategic in your dealings with various stakeholders. 3. Focus on Positivity: Avoid dwelling...
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    Financial Advice

    You just made your first $1M. Your brain immediately jumps to the bigger house, the nicer car, that business idea you’ve been itching to execute. Resist all of it, that instinct is exactly why most people who come into money are broke again within a few years. The move nobody teaches you: do...
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    Ways to Start Building Structure in your Organization

    She gave an employee money to buy land. He still betrayed her. I want to tell you what actually went wrong. I was in a strategy session recently with a business owner. She had been in business for almost 8 years. She trained her staff from scratch. She fed them. She housed them. She gave...
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    Learning from the Wealthy

    As of today, Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, and Africa's second richest man, Abdul Samad Rabiu, the founder of BUA Group, are the only two wealthy Nigerian super-rich elites who own and maintain expensive luxurious super yachts. Aliko Dangote bought his super yacht, a 108-foot vessel...
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    HOW TO BUILD A PENSION PLAN AS A SELF EMPLOYED PERSON IN NIGERIA/AFRICA

    IS THERE PENSION OPPORTUNITY FOR SELF-EMPLOYED PEOPLE? Yes! Come closer and read through. I want to encourage the self-employed to take investing very seriously because there's no pension for them like employees in the public and private sectors have. As self-employed person, you can BUILD...
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    THE COSTLY SPECTACLE OF ROAD COMMISSIONING IN NIGERIA

    CUTTING RIBBONS, WASTING RESOURCES: THE COSTLY SPECTACLE OF ROAD COMMISSIONING IN NIGERIA One of the most troubling aspects of governance in Nigeria is the culture of celebrating routine government responsibilities as though they are extraordinary achievements. Few examples illustrate this...
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    How to invest in Dangote Refinery IPO

    This is a private placement form for Dangote refinery IPO. Davido shared it on X before he later come to delete it. Private placement is a window given to top, billionaire investors to buy the shares before the company open to the public (IPO). Private placement is given to people like Femi...
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