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  HIS LEGACY AND LESSONS FOR GENERATION OF AFRICAN LEADERS   SOUTH AFRICAN ELDER STATESMAN and Anti Apartheid hero Nelson Mandela renowned as South Africa's greatest son born in 1918 and rose to becoming a legal practitioner,activist and leading campaigner to end a brutal and oppressive apartheid political system, he was very active in the campaign to free the majority back populace in his country from the minority oppressive and discriminating white regime that he was arrested and jailed for 27 years..his group the African National Congress (ANC)  alongside other leaders like Oliver Tambo,Walter Sisulu,Govan Mbeki,Ahmed kathrada fought the repressive regime until his eventual  releases prison on February 11 1990, Nelson Mandela became the conscience of the Nation and a global symbol in the fight against white minority rule in his rainbow nation.   After his release he was elected president of the African Nation congress in 1991 after it was unbanned by the last...

  Here are 10 lessons in Matthew Loop's book Social Media Made Me Rich: 1. Choose the right social media platforms for your business. Not all social media platforms are created equal. Some are better suited for certain businesses than others. For example, if you're a B2B company, you might want to focus on LinkedIn and Twitter. If you're a B2C company, you might want to focus on Instagram and Facebook. 2. Create high-quality content that your audience will love. The key to social media success is to create content that is informative, engaging, and relevant to your target audience. If you can do that, you'll be well on your way to building a following and growing your business. 3. Be consistent with your social media posting. It's important to post regularly on social media in order to keep your audience engaged. Aim to post at least once a day, and multiple times a day if possible. 4. Use relevant hashtags. Hashtags are a great way to get your content seen by more ...

    Title: "Unleashing Innovation and Advancement: The Femi Otedola Center for Aviation and Aerospace Development" Introduction: In an era where technological breakthroughs shape the trajectory of global progress, the Aviation and Aerospace industry stands at the forefront of innovation. One pivotal force driving this evolution is the Femi Otedola Center for Aviation and Aerospace Development (FOCAAD). Established with a vision to propel the Avaition industry into new heights, FOCAAD has become a nucleus of creativity, research, and advancement. In this editorial, we delve into the pivotal role that FOCAAD plays in shaping the future of aviation and aerospace, exploring its history, objectives, and the transformative impact it has had on the industry. History and Genesis of  FOCAAD: The inception of  FOCAAD can be traced back to a collaborative vision among industry leaders, government bodies, and academia. Recognizing the need for a centralized hub that fosters rese...

  Good day and seasons greetings ,     Do you agree with me the most difficult stage of any business is the foundation stage? (starting and building it from scratch)     Starting from understanding your customers, studying your competitors, refining your products, marketing, production, staffs....you know them     And the overwhelming part is they are all happening at the same time     For a business that is not even able to generate enough revenue yet to pay yourself salary...hmmmm     Your business is not a halfway project, you are not supposed to stop when you are tired or confused.     Which is why you need me to help you put an end to your struggles and help you generate the capital and resources you need to execute your ideas and build your business from scratch without borrowing.   We created Grant Winning Blueprint Program to help you overcome these challenges, giving you a step-by-step action plan for...

  BEGININING OF NIGERIA’S ECONOMIC REVOLUTION..     This truly cheering news from the stable of the $18.5B Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical plant promoted by Africa's wealthiest man Alhaji Aliko Dangote nearly 6 months after its commissioning by the immediate past administration, with the recent supply of one million barrels of crude oil shipment to the nearly 650,000 world’s largest single train refinery located at Ibeju-Lekki Lagos will no doubt kickstart Nigeria’s long awaited economic revolution that this multi-billion dollar investment in the Nation’s ailing economy. The Dangote Refinery alone is employing close to 30000 persons already, with installed production capacity to harness and deploy urea fertilizer for the agricultural sector, petrochemicals products from the refinery such as plastics, packaging materials, and rubber fittings, will spring up several small-scale and large industries that will employ thousands of young Nigerians reducing the impact of the ...