“KEFEE IS LIKE A BIG SISTER TO ME” Music is a talent but very few people will resign from a lucrative banking career, just to fulfil their passion about being a minister in songs. Mrs. Anna Ibrahim a musician, business woman, housewife and a mother, is a talented gospel artiste. ANNY (that is her stage [...]
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Interview with Tokunbo Adeyemi, a model and actor
In Nigeria, living in the North and being in the entertainment industry might not always be a bed of roses because as far as the entertainment industry is concerned, the north might still be backward in that area. Interestingly, inspite of this wrong insinuations, there are a lot of talented entertainment practitioners who have been [...]
Interview with Oluniyi David Ajao, the brain behind Web4Africa and Mobile Africa
“There is no substitute to deep-rooted knowledge in your field of endeavour. Therefore, learning is crucial. Do not assume that business is simple especially web-based business. Get the fundamentals right and take your audience/customers seriously. You will gain experience along the way. Adjust your business based on experience, to suit your market audience.” Oluniyi David [...]
Interview with Ahmad Mukoshy, the brain behind Aimtech Hosting Company
Ahmad Mukoshy is the brain behind Aimtech Hosting Company. I had this interview recently. Happy reading SN: Please tell us about yourself, your background and interests? Ahmad: That’s way too long to tell. But, I am Ahmad Mukoshy and I am still in college. I am 19 years old and I come from a family [...]
Interview with Lateef Olajide, an Internet Business Strategist
Hello people! Happy New Year ‘009. I had this interview with Lateef Olajide, an Internet Business Strategist. Lateef is a brain behind www.internetmarketingnigeria.com Happy reading….. SN: Please tell us about yourself, your background and interests? Lateef: My name is Lateef Olajide. I am from Ogun State precisely, Abeokuta. I had my primary and secondary school [...]
Interview with Damilare Onajole, technopreneur
Damilare Onajole started playing with computers in late 2002. His first computer was a Pentium II, Windows ’98 runned computer, actually owned by his father for business. Engrossed by the awe the internet holds, he picked up his first HTML 3.2 lessons from www.w3schools.org I had this interview with him recently. Enjoy it…. SN: Please [...]


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