What to do to avoid being the Father of a useless son

 

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INTRODUCTION 
I have watched with pains as very successful parents unknowingly set their sons on the path of uselessness. Many aging parents realize too late the impact of their indiscretion when faced with the result of the formation of their heirs apparent. It is an excruciating experience that must be avoided by those who can.

Despite being the largest market for Noddles in Africa, Nigeria is now 11th in Noddles consumption globally. But how?

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I still remember when the Indonesians first brought Noddles to Nigeria around 1996 and they were giving it for free to people to try and see if they will like it, over two containers were given out, they waited, and waited for feedbacks. Nigerians ate, enjoyed it, but forgot to give feedback. Until they started asking if they can get some more of that thing because the children seem to like it a lot.

COVID-19: Support your friends, by actions and not mere thoughts

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By: Elizabeth Talatu Williams
If our thoughts could translate to money, honestly, many of our friends would have been the richest and most successful but unfortunately they don't until action is taken.⁣
I am not perfect at this but I know for a fact that I provide as much support as possible to my friends and networks even sometimes at my own detriment (I learnt this the hard way, please you come first oh!)⁣

Here are ways I support my friends in their business and hustle⁣:

26 Things I Wish I’d Known Before Starting My Photography Business.

I want to share some tips to you all, aspiring to go into photography. Photography is not an easy thing as you see the profession. Its more than just holding a camera. Trust me, it goes beyond that. There are lots of things one needs to learn in photography, such as gear guilding, stance, mode of shooting, etc.

Am not an expert in photography. I only wish I was but don't worry, am working towards it, Lol.

You want to start a business today? Then read this!

By Chioma Ifeanyi-Eze


I am awake this morning and excited to share my story to bless someone. This time last year, I was still in paid employment but had conquered the fear of setting out to run my own business. I ran Accountinghub over the weekends from a Library. I had only 5 clients. I remember the humble beginnings of Accountinghub -two laptops, one staff, no office (we were using the library in Lekki Phase 1)-thats all. I worked weekdays in full employment and weekends in Accountinghub. The library only cost 10k for 3 months. It was so hard to convince my staff that I had a vision that would work. It took over a month for her to join me.