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Saturday, 24 December 2016
A DAY LIKE CHRISMAS
Another period of celebration is here again. its Chris mass!
Merry Chris mass to all our Christian faithful all over the world.
i believe in the spirit of the celebration..... Nigerian need to be more accommodating to one another. In other clime, it is that period of the year business offer almost 50% discount on goods and services in order to make people happy. But alas in Nigeria, reverse is the case. Price of various items of celebration has since sky rocketed. To almost double of the price.
we once again wish our readers Happy Celebration. we also call on the parent to caution there wards at this period on the use of knock- out Popularly called "Banga" to avoid any form of Problem.
Saturday, 29 October 2016
Recession Hungry Youths Steal Food Flasks From Students In Minna, Niger state
This period indeed is a difficult time for many people as the recession is biting harder.
An ugly situation has reared its head in Minna, the capital of Niger state, as hungry youths now forcefully get away with lunch packs of nursery and primary school students.
According to Guardian, the famished youths snatch the food from the students on their way to school, leaving them to cry.
Fati Sanusi, a nursery two pupil of Mega Stars Academy, located in Kpakungu, Minna, was said to have cried to school, alleging that her food pack, prepared by her mother was snatched from her by a grown up boy, who ran away even as she cried.
Headmistress of the school, Mrs. Cecilia Bunmi Koseemani, who confirmed the incident exclusively to The Guardian, said she and other teachers had difficult time pleading with the little girl to stop crying.
“We had to send for her mother who prevailed on the four-year-old girl before she stopped crying. The mother later rushed back home to prepare Indomie for her instead of the rice meal that was initially snatched from her.”
Instances of hunger-induced crimes have been reported in the state.
Inflation or Hyper Inflation?
The personal experience sometimes is very instructive. on the 17th of May 2016 i got a Samsung J200 galaxy phone. for Thirty-six thousand Naira (=N=36,000.00) a Collegeau of mine wanted the same kind of the device because of its sleekness and affordability.
Due to personal reasons, i prefer to purchase my gadget from an authorized dealer shop to be able to get full benefits and warranty if there is any. Exactly four Months from the date i bought my phone. We got to authorized Samsung dealer's shop the same Phone is offered for a whopping fifty thousand Naira! (=N=50,000.00) Economically, that is around 72% increase in Price.
The current hike in prices of goods and services is a result of Lack of forex. Only Yesterday it was reported in the news that almost all the airline company have stopped Online booking and reservations.
Commercial Banks in the Country are seriously considering shutting down some unprofitable Branches. This to me is a serious indication of economic recession. We are not out of the wood yet as profess by the Central Bank Governor Mr. Godwin Emefiele .
Edo State Election Postponement
The postponement of Edo state Gubernatorial election by the electoral empire fortnight ago shows how unorganized the agency is. For lack of preparation. How on earth will any serious minded corporate body Not know the WAEC (West African Examination council) calender's? Another of the excuse was Security report that seems not to be specific.
The same political game-plan which led to the lost of 2015 general Election by People Democratic Party PDP is unfortunately being repeated by the ruling All Progressive Congress APC.
Nigerian are wiser Now. even if the election was shifted 100 times, the will of the people of Edo state must be respected.
After-all ''Democracy is the Government of the People by the People and for the People''
I advise all the political gladiator to go back to drawing board for better outing.
Harsh Economic Recession (Common Man Experience)
Hi Everyone,
The latest slogan you hear out there this days in the street of Lagos is "In this change Period'
I got to office early last week Friday (16th Sep 2016) . In my Usual Manner I normally eat before starting the day work so to 're-fill my tank', i headed straight to Togolese food seller.Very close to my Office Building. That was when I was stopped by a Middle aged woman. in a very low tone but with a very sad face asked for financial assistant. I respectfully replied that i did not have much on me. Since i was only with Money food my Breakfast.
Fast forward, i finished eating just trekking a little way distance back to the office ... this was when i was shocked. Another lady was talking to our Security at the entrance of the gate. The Hausa Man had no understanding of what she was saying quickly but gladly pointed to my direction. at first i taught the lady in question was looking for direction of some sort... Only to exchange Pleasantry in 'Yoruba' and AGAIN asked for financial help! two middle aged woman withing twenty five minutes. at this point, i was sad and disappointed in my inability to render help on both occasion.
could this be the adverse effect of economic recessions been currently experienced in Nigerian Society?
Something Urgently need to be done to cushion the effect of hash economic condition of ordinary people else the general populace will soon turn into a beggar society.
God bless Nigeria.
The latest slogan you hear out there this days in the street of Lagos is "In this change Period'
I got to office early last week Friday (16th Sep 2016) . In my Usual Manner I normally eat before starting the day work so to 're-fill my tank', i headed straight to Togolese food seller.Very close to my Office Building. That was when I was stopped by a Middle aged woman. in a very low tone but with a very sad face asked for financial assistant. I respectfully replied that i did not have much on me. Since i was only with Money food my Breakfast.
Fast forward, i finished eating just trekking a little way distance back to the office ... this was when i was shocked. Another lady was talking to our Security at the entrance of the gate. The Hausa Man had no understanding of what she was saying quickly but gladly pointed to my direction. at first i taught the lady in question was looking for direction of some sort... Only to exchange Pleasantry in 'Yoruba' and AGAIN asked for financial help! two middle aged woman withing twenty five minutes. at this point, i was sad and disappointed in my inability to render help on both occasion.
could this be the adverse effect of economic recessions been currently experienced in Nigerian Society?
Something Urgently need to be done to cushion the effect of hash economic condition of ordinary people else the general populace will soon turn into a beggar society.
God bless Nigeria.
Friday, 24 June 2016
Before AMCON TAKES OVER NIGERIA
Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria
is a body established by the Act of the National Assembly of Nigeria of July 2010 with an intended 10 years life Span. The concept is in consonant with the operation of the National Asset Management Agency of the Republic of Ireland and Malaysia Pengurusan Danaharta bid. The body acted as the buyer of banks for the Nigerian Government by acquiring the Non-performing loans. The original book value of the acquired NPLs was ₦4.02trillion at a price of ₦1.76trillion with a commensurate issue of Zero Bond for the NPL acquired.
The other day, it was all over news media the take over or purported takeover of Bar. Jimoh Ibrahim assets. Due to a bad debt of about =N=120B debts. If not for his audacious move by the gentle man, alas it will have been too late to remedy the situation. Whoever sign off the loan should face the music squarely!
In the recent past AMCON whose responsibility and primary aim is to buy back debt ridden private company alike is sudden waken up to its primary responsibility. But there is a need thread softly in doing so.
Many of such companies will be taken over by AMCON in the nearest future, going by the long list of debtor
http://www.amcon.com.ng/documents/List-of-AMCON-Debtors-100.aspx
The move by AMCON to recover these money from debtors should not be Politicized
Ifeanyi Uba led Capital oil and gas industries limited had been shot down by AMCON because of =N=104.80B debt. This is still a shock to many people. Considering the important role of the Company in Down stream sector one would have wish for amicable solution to the problem. The fate of thousands of workers whose living wages has been threatened.
Only yesterday 22nd June 2016 the news of AMCON taking over Silverbird group properties over debt of =N=11B which led to many young people calling themselves out on social media . In-fact it was trending topic for most part of the day
While no one is encouraging debtor to renege on their pledge to payback bank loans. But one is curious to ask some the factor leading to inability of business to honor their financial obligations
Bellow are some the reason for bad debts, in Nigeria for instance, there is little or no difference between interest rate for long term loan and short term loan thereby leading to many company going Under.
is a body established by the Act of the National Assembly of Nigeria of July 2010 with an intended 10 years life Span. The concept is in consonant with the operation of the National Asset Management Agency of the Republic of Ireland and Malaysia Pengurusan Danaharta bid. The body acted as the buyer of banks for the Nigerian Government by acquiring the Non-performing loans. The original book value of the acquired NPLs was ₦4.02trillion at a price of ₦1.76trillion with a commensurate issue of Zero Bond for the NPL acquired.
The other day, it was all over news media the take over or purported takeover of Bar. Jimoh Ibrahim assets. Due to a bad debt of about =N=120B debts. If not for his audacious move by the gentle man, alas it will have been too late to remedy the situation. Whoever sign off the loan should face the music squarely!
In the recent past AMCON whose responsibility and primary aim is to buy back debt ridden private company alike is sudden waken up to its primary responsibility. But there is a need thread softly in doing so.
Many of such companies will be taken over by AMCON in the nearest future, going by the long list of debtor
http://www.amcon.com.ng/documents/List-of-AMCON-Debtors-100.aspx
The move by AMCON to recover these money from debtors should not be Politicized
Ifeanyi Uba led Capital oil and gas industries limited had been shot down by AMCON because of =N=104.80B debt. This is still a shock to many people. Considering the important role of the Company in Down stream sector one would have wish for amicable solution to the problem. The fate of thousands of workers whose living wages has been threatened.
Only yesterday 22nd June 2016 the news of AMCON taking over Silverbird group properties over debt of =N=11B which led to many young people calling themselves out on social media . In-fact it was trending topic for most part of the day
While no one is encouraging debtor to renege on their pledge to payback bank loans. But one is curious to ask some the factor leading to inability of business to honor their financial obligations
Bellow are some the reason for bad debts, in Nigeria for instance, there is little or no difference between interest rate for long term loan and short term loan thereby leading to many company going Under.
- High rate of interest
- Government policy
- High rate of inflation
- Corruption and Nepotism
- Global economic recession
It is therefore our view that AMCON should define a means of taking over these debt ridding companies in other to avoid National employment crises. Government need to create more jobs.
a stitch in time saves nine
a stitch in time saves nine
Wednesday, 20 April 2016
11, Secretes of Success...be a better you
How to
create an effective action plan
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reating a
powerful action plan always begins with having a clear purpose, vision or goal
in mind. It is designed to take you from wherever you are right now directly to
the accomplishment of your stated goal. With a well-designed plan, you can
achieve virtually any goal you set out to accomplish.
1. Keep a record of everything. As you
work through your action plan, keep notes of everything. You may find it
helpful to have a binder with different tabs in it to section off different
aspects of your planning process.
2. Know what you want to do. The less
clear you are about what you want to do, the less effective your plan will be.
Try to specifically define what you want to achieve as early as possible – preferably
before starting your project.
3. Be specific and realistic in your
planning.
Having a
specific goal is just the beginning: you need to be specific and realistic in
every aspect of your project – for example, by stating specific and achievable
schedules, milestones, and final outcomes. Being specific and realistic while
planning a long project is all about pro-actively reducing stress that can
accompany poorly planned projects such as missed deadlines and exhausted long
hours.
4.
Set measurable milestones. Milestones mark significant stages along
the road to achieving your end goal. Create milestones easily by starting at
the end (the accomplishment of the goal) and working your way backwards to your
present day and circumstances. Having milestones can help you – and if
applicable, your team – stay motivated by breaking the work into smaller chunks
and tangible goals so that you don’t need to wait until the project is
completely finished to feel as though you’ve accomplished something. Don’t leave
too much time or two little time between milestones – spacing them two weeks
apart has been found to be effective.
5. Break
large tasks into smaller, more manageable chunks. Some tasks or milestones
may seem more daunting to achieve than others. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by
a large task, you can help ease your anxiety and make it feel more doable by
breaking it down into smaller, more manageable chunks.
6. Make schedule list. Make a list of task
that you need to complete in order to hit your milestones. A list on its own
will not be effective-you must write this into a timeline associated with
specific, realistic actions.
7. Put
timelines on everything. Without specific time frames and deadlines, work
will definitely expand to fill the time allotted, and some task may never get
completed.
No matter
what action items you choose for which phase of your action plan, it is
essential that a time frame be attached to absolutely everything.
8. Create a visual representation. Once
you’ve listed your action items and set a specific timeline, the next step of
visual representation of your plan. You might use a flow chart, a Gantt chart,
a spreadsheet, or some other type of business tool to accomplish this. Keep
this visual representation in an easy accessible place – even on a wall in your
office or study room, if possible.
9.
Mark things off as you go. Marking
things off as you go will not only feel satisfying, it will help you keep on
track lest you forget what you’ve already done.
This is particularly important it you’re
working with other people, you might consider using a shared online document so
that everyone can check in no matter where they are.
10. Don’t
stop until you’ve reached your final goal. Once your plan is established
and shared with the team (if applicable), and your milestones are scheduled,
the next step is simple: take daily actions to achieve your goal.
11. Change
the date if you must, but never give up on your goal. Occasionally, circumstances or unforeseen events
can arise that throw a wrench in your ability to meet deadlines, complete tasks
and achieve your goal. If this happens, do not get
discouraged-revise your plan and continue
working to meet targets and move forward. see you soon....
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