Online Training Platform

Do you have some trainings you’ll like to organize or attend but you are constrained by time and space?

There is a platform for online trainings with the following features:

- You can train as much as 100 candidates at a time online.
- All the facilities you need in your class training are available on the online platform (chalk, writing board, eraser and so on).
- Your candidates can both see and hear you and you can also hear and see them.
- You can give your candidates soft copies of your lecture notes (you can upload the lecture notes and they will be able to download the notes immediately)
- You can record your classes so that your candidates can go over classes if they miss the class or if they want to go over the lecture again.
- You can share your screen with your candidates for better understanding in order to do exactly what you have done.
- You can organise online quizzes and exams on the online platform
- You can answer students’ questions through  (a) Video and Audio Response/Reply (b) Chat window

Explore the opportunity and teach your Candidates anywhere around the world at a time. Minimize the expenditure on venues, travel logistics, lunch etc.

You can also contact usif you are interested in any Oil and Gas related trainings (as a participant or trainer).

Features Writer

A Writer, Columnist, Scriptwriter, Radio Series Co-Producer, Radio Presenter, Features Writer, Trainer, Workshop Creator, Ghost-Writer, Magazine Editor, Guest Blogger and Book Reviewer offers and is available for the following services:

1. Consultancy – Aimed at organisations, determined to be leaders in their industries, who understand that their staff and clients need to operate at optimum level.
2. Ghost-Writing – An exclusive service for clients who want to author a book, but lack the time and/or expertise to do so. Her experience in this area includes autobiographies, novels and non-fiction books.
3. White-Labelling – This is for individuals and organisations who are keen on (taking advantage of their) brand association with my ‘client’, in their literary endeavours.
4. Scriptwriting – This service is aimed at NGOs and corporate organisations, who desire creative, meaningful, short scripts to publicise their products, services and campaigns.
5. Proposal Writing
6. Speech Writing
7. Audio Transcription – This is for clients who need their work transcribed, yet need to be assured of confidentiality, accuracy and speed.
8. Document Preparation – This also includes manuscripts.
9. Editing
10. Magazines – She is able to produce excellent content for quality publications.

Funtuna Eggs

Funtuna Eggs are premium grade AA eggs with 14 essential nutrients and vitamins, golden yellow yolk, and dense, firm albumen.

Funtuna Eggs are an 'EGG'cellent source of nutritious high quality protein for children and adults alike, and they are heart healthy, low in cholesterol and trans fats, and have a longer shelf life‎.

Funtuna Farms is a subsidiary of Animal Care Services Konsult, Nigeria Ltd, a leading livestock company in Nigeria. Premium quality Funtuna Eggs are produced by hens kept and managed in our bio-secured farms, which are regularly tested and certified healthy at our state of the art world class laboratory. The hens are fed our UNIQUE, naturally enhanced wholesome grain-based rations, and as such, Funtuna Eggs are COMPARABLY HIGHER in terms of the value of their available and deliverable nutrients.

You can place an order and have the eggs delivered to you or your loved ones. There are opportunities for distributors too.

BATTERY OPERATED SAFETY SIPHON

The transfer of fluid in Nigeria to our automobiles/ generators has been carried out in a very deplorable/hazardous manner. Below are the most common methods of fuel transfer nation wide

- Mouth siphoning through a hose.

- Direct transfer from the keg.

Based on this premise, we present a solution that will totally eradicate unsafe fluid transfer which has been tested and certified by Standard Organization of Nigeria (SON)

What is a Safety Siphon?

It is an organized battery operated pump used to transfer various types of fluid from one place to another.

Advantages

-          It eliminates the dangers involved in siphoning by mouth.

-          It prevents spillage which could lead to fire.

-          It is faster and easier to transfer fluids than manual method.

-          It is safer and better.

If you are interested in distributing this product, please contact us for further discussions

Oil Palm Processing

The oil palm belt includes the states of Abia, Anambra, Bayelsa, Akwa-Ibom, Cross River, Delta, Eboniyi, Ekiti, Enugu, Kogi, Ondo, Ogun, Osun, Oyo, Imo and Rivers.
The consumption of palm oil in Nigeria amounts to 1.0 million MT per annum. The official figures states that the shortage in oil palm industry is estimated to be around 150,000 MT annually.

Products and Their Uses...
Common products that come from a palm tree you include, woven hats from palm fronds, chopsticks, woven baskets, palm oil, dates, palm wine, mats, hammocks, posts, poles, fuel wood, fans, purses, rattan balls, palm hearts, kernels, syrup, sugar, nets and ropes.

Palm Oil is used in
1. Cooking
2. The manufacture of vegetable oils and margarine
3. The manufacture of soaps
4. The production of some pharmaceuticals
5. The production of biodiesel

Investment Opportunities
There are many opportunities in oil palm processing. Discussions are already in progress.

If you are interested, please contact us.

Lessons from the world cup

Joseph Alaba (Alabama Joe)

1. Shoot for the goal and if you miss, you’ll land among your team. It is a great strategy to understand that the strength of a whole replaces the weakness of an individual. It also makes for a softer fall when your knees buckle.
2 Make the most out of lousy calls, undeserved cards and unwanted injuries. Embrace constraints as advantages in disguise. Flexibility in the face of change and resilience in the face of confusion are non-negotiable. Push through the discomfort and prepare yourself for anything. Those who say that it can’t be done should get out of the way of those who are doing it.
3 Talent doesn't always win. Four years ago Spain captured their first world cup title. Folks were expecting them to do it again this World Cup. With some of the best players in the world and a large part of the rosters of highly acclaimed Real Madrid and Barcelona, people predicted Spain would make another deep run. However, they didn’t. They exited after an embarrassing loss to the Netherlands and two lackluster efforts to follow. England and Italy, two other nations with lengthy resumes made similar exits while making way for smaller less talented teams to advance.
These early exits serve as an important reminder for businesses: Talent alone doesn't guarantee success. It takes more with things such as effort, innovation and strategy immediately coming to mind.
4 Don’t be intimidated by first impressions. When we see a giant, why do we automatically assume the battle is his for the winning? While it’s smart to be prepared and anticipate risk, don’t make assumptions about what is possible (or impossible). When the defending champion Spain lost to Chile, this upset put momentum behind the underdog and challenged the status quo. Be a team united in possibility.
5 Know your vulnerabilities—and protect them. Just as 11 goalies do not win a soccer game, an individual does not beat a team. But without one appointed goal keeper, the team is left with a vulnerable gap. Fill that gap, anticipate problems and you’ll leave an impression so great that the competition will dread your next move.
6 Its all about the team not an individual. A community of people, connected to one another wield a fierce faith in a common idea. Teams reflect the mindset of their players. And players reflect the mindset of their coach. A shared commitment to the advancement of an idea or project galvanizes a movement. And when that movement strikes terror with reality, well it’s evident that it all boils down to this: Team work makes the dream work.
7 Winning is not everything. You are not going to win at everything you try, but every loss is an opportunity to practice good character. When you do not meet your goals, make another goal for yourself to act graciously. The one will always be within your reach.
8 And in the end: The World Cup reminds us of the importance of winning and losing with grace.
9 Never forget the God factor. I saw David Luiz on his knees praying to God after his team lost 7-1 to Germany.
Win or lose give thanks.

Start-up Tips

Joseph Alaba (Alabama Joe)

 1) Start with a plan. Not all home businesses need an official business plan, but every home business owner must spend some time planning. Before you put out your shingle, sit down and determine how much money you need to invest (and in what), your goals (short- and long-term), your marketing plan and all those pesky details (For example, do you need a separate bank account?).

2) Look for a mentor. You may know someone who has successfully created a home busine...ss and feel comfortable asking for advice. An incredible free resource is SCORE, a national association dedicated to helping small-business owners form and grow their businesses. A lot offers local and online mentoring, and it helps a lot of small-business owners survive the early stage of their business. Seek help from other small businesses, vendors, professionals, government agencies, employees and trade associations. Be alert, ask questions, and learn everything you can.

3) Make sure there is money in the bank. Don't quit your day job just yet. For those of you considering the full-time freelance plunge-set up a savings account with enough funds to cover at least six months' worth of bills. This will give you a buffer to help with your budget. While hunger might be a good motivator, it's easier to work when you have electricity and your house isn't being repossessed.

4) Remain competitive. Even if you think your business is uni...que, you need to conduct a competitive analysis in your market, including products, prices, promotions, advertising, distribution, quality and service. Also be aware of the outside influences that affect your business. Know what makes the difference between you and your competitors. Is it service, price or expertise? Whatever it is, capitalize on it.

5) All systems grow. Word of mouth is the best way to grow your business. Ask your satisfied clients for referrals, offer free consultations to new referrals, and consider a referral or finder's fee. Get your name out to build your brand. Go to industry events--conferences, association meetings and seminars. Go to events in client industries; socialize, and always have your card ready. In addition, do some pro Bono (For the public good) work for a charitable organization with industry links.