Entrepreneurship Is About Believing in the Impossible
(By Rhett Power) "Believing in the impossible puts you at the starting line of making the impossible not only possible, but also a reality. Believing in the impossible enables you Read More >>
9 Things You Should Never Do When Going On A Business Trip With Your Boss
(By Carolyn W. Paddock) "If you were chosen to go along on a business trip, it's because you're supposed to be part of the solution -- never part of the problem. Read More >>
The Senseless Evasion of the Nigerian Equation – By Abu Bilaal Abdulrazaq
(By Abu Bilaal Abdulrazaq bn Bello bn Oare) "In finding the solution to a problem, I used to think that the starting point is to actually know the problem itself. Read More >>
Politics in Nigeria: A Glitter of Hope – Marzuq Abubakar Ungogo
(By Marzuq Abubakar Ungogo) "If you are a critic or activist and truly believe in your passion for a better Nigeria and you don’t belong to a party and ain’t committed Read More >>
Why Students cannot be blamed for the Dwindling Standard of Education in Nigeria
(By Oluwafisayomi Agbolabori) "If the government clings to the excuse of insufficient manpower, what about thousands of graduates who are out of jobs, roaming the streets? They are found arguing Read More >>
Policy Implementation: The Bane Of Goodluck Jonathan’s Administration
(By Jude Feranmi) "If anything, democracy, a government of the people, strives and develops when the people can have their say, no matter where they are saying it; online or Read More >>
How The Most Successful People Motivate Themselves (And Stay Motivated)
(By Paul B. Brown) "The problem with lighting a fire under yourself (or having it lit for you) is that eventually your backside gets burned. It’s not a great long-term strategy. Read More >>
Two Steps To Creating A Business Strategy that Really Works
(By Michael Beck) "Taking the time to truly understand the problem is the step that often gets short-changed or, worse, skipped altogether in the creation of a strategy because it is Read More >>
A Generation Of ‘Whatever’ (1)
(By Deolu Laluwoye) "Accordingly, when change would take prevalence as the only constant thing common to every aspect of human history, a new generation sprouted and sadly it is that Read More >>