Every experience provides an opportunity to learn, re-learn and unlearn. The ongoing pandemic is no different. Using trigger words, the following lessons are not only personalised but also relatable to many others: FIRST LESSON: BUDGET A budget still remains relevant in times of uncertainty. If
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, most schools have been forced to shut down to reduce its spread thus causing school students to stay home… sitting home and doing nothing profitably engaging can be mentally draining, boring and could negatively impact your intellectual capacity.
2020 has been quite a year, right? What’s of primary focus now is the COVID-19 outbreak. On a global scale, financial markets are crashing and prior to that, oil price wars began (Russia, Saudi Arabia and the rest of OPEC). Countries, corporations and individuals have
ou will need to do a market research which allows you to gather insights about the needs and preferences of your potential customers.
Old-age poverty is real and planning for retirement has a long-term positive impact.
While saving do not do not participate in Ponzi Schemes – remember M3? I mean, MMM? Yup! Your money is neither backed by assets nor securities and is simply used to pay outrageous returns to other participants. Its failure will erode your hard-earned income/pocket money
When teenagers are connected to groups that express a clear value or norm against engaging in pre-marital sex, they are less likely to do so themselves.
In the previous article, I wrote about what entrepreneurship is (and what its not), and also highlighted some of the myths of entrepreneurship. In this article, we will look at how to identify Startup ideas by being creative, or through the brainstorming process and finally
It is amazing how Nigeria is bordered on all sides by French speaking countries – Cameeroon, Chad, Niger and Togo – and arguably less than three percent of Nigerians speak their neighbours’ language. This is probably a reflection of the premium we place on foreign
It is Summer! That time of the year when Sade’s parents have to travel for a private vacation and leave her in the trusted care of her aunt, who she fondly calls Mummy Lokoja. Besides the weekly trips to the Amusement Parks and numerous sponsored
