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Running a business is not an easy feat. It was not in the past, is not in present, and will not be in the future. It is a journey that requires a different level of talent, skill, knowledge, wisdom, and emotional intelligence. It is a journey that is... Read More
It is a new year and as it is the custom, many have new year resolutions. Even the ones who are not comfortable with labels and routines. Who would not readily align with the concept of ‘new year new me’ because they believe life is a line that... Read More
This post is a compulsion off the news of the death of Stephen tWitch Boss, who was DJ and co-producer for the Ellen DeGeneres Show. He was a dancer who rose to fame on ‘So You Think You Can Dance’. Condolences are never easy to conjure, for... Read More
Last two weekends, I was in Kano. I was billed to speak at the Cardano/Adaverse Blockchain founders hangout where crypto enthusiasts and blockchain stakeholders were to discuss project ideas, business growth, and funding opportunities. The goal... Read More
Google today announced its intent to establish a new Google Cloud region in South Africa – its first on the continent. The news, which came at the second Google for Africa event, is the latest example of how Google is delivering on the $1bn... Read More
Sometime in the month of August 2022, the show I am a part of hosted the spokesperson to the Presidential Candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Adeniyi Kunnu. We spoke about the the possibility of collaboration between smaller... Read More
Hi there, it is another Friday (oops, another drama). This week, we were served with political gbas gbos, leadership embarrassment, and alliance seeking. The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is still on strike and other sectors are... Read More
Keeping track of things weekly makes you realise how much time flies and how short life is. Today, I woke up to another Friday, with a choked schedule, a thankful heart, and a weekly piece deadline. In trying to figure out what my thoughts... Read More
The Nigerian economy is a volatile one, and being born into a poor family already places you on the back foot. For the girl child, however, it’s a double whammy: a girl who is born into a family of low-income earners is handicapped on double fronts... Read More