Practical Business Ideas & Directory of Money Sources
Speaking at the 11th Benson Idahosa University convocation in July, former president Olusegun Obasanjo advised that the nation has to reverse the trend of unemployment by “empowering the youth with skills and taking them off the yoke of the unemployed.”
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1. Rice 2. Cement 3. Margarine 4. Palm kernel/palm oil products/vegetable oil. 5. Meat and processed meat products. 6. Vegetables and processed vegetable products. 7. Poultry; chicken, eggs,Turkey 8. Private planes/ jets 9. Indian incense 10. Tinned fish in sauce
Business Ideas, Directory of Money Sources Launched Written by Kenechukwu Ezeonyejiaku IN this era of unprecedented unemployment in the country orchestrated by lack of jobs, with millions of people chasing a few vacancies, some dying in the process, a recipe
Are you on the verge of requesting for a loan, attending an interview for loan application or awaiting the outcome of your loan application? This write up is written is with you on my mind! I have received a few
Choosing the name for your business is very critical and yet simple to achieve. It’s somewhat different from creating password and username for your social media accounts.While your social media can be hacked nobody will ‘hack’ your business name. Therefore,simplicity
The title above is not a question in business theory,it’s a factual question you must answer in practice.Imagine you have to answer correctly fifty multiple choice questions in an exam and all these fifty questions have a single uniform answer?To
“Born into waste yet they refuse that their lives come to waste” I read the above quotation from “Dharavi’s Diary” calling for a global action in the development of India’s largest slum-Dharavi; a community that thrives by recycling millions of
What do the Quakers in British communities and the Jains in India have in common? Before I answer this question posed above, I will like you to know that this write up ‘ain’t cool’ because it is going against a