Valedictory Speech

Government Senior College Ikorodu Valedictory Programme Date: 23rd of July 2012. Time: 10am Theme: Great Ambassadors (Doing Great Things after School) Venue: School Hall Facilitators: Oluyemi Adeosun and Wale Micaiah

In Honour of Medical Doctors

Last week saturday at Food of the Sun, Eko Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos i gave a speech on the sacrifices of Doctors and that the society should swear an oath to take care of their welfare too.

TFCC 5-Day Residential Summer Camp

My Partner and I is proud to be associated with this Camp Event. We will be present by Gods Grace. Details from the organisers as follows: Our values, talents & abilities A 5-Day Residential Summer Camp. How will you be a part of this year TFCC Summer Camp Program? ... Last year (2011) camp was a remarkable experience which brought to our hearts unforgettable moments of transformation. Participants of the last year event still talk about the moments of the camp as if it happened yesterday. God be praised forever. Now, this year be a participant! You will be thankful to God that you came around. *For those who are mummies and daddies amidst us, who may not be able to come around, please I would encourage you support us in any way good, especially by helping to sponsor a person who would want to come around but lack the fund to participate.* Camp program Tagged: Our values, talents & abilities Date: Tuesday, 22nd -- Saturday, 25th August, 2012 Time: 9am Venue: 80-88 Yakoyo Road, Ojodu Berger, Ikeja Lagos Nigeria. THE SESSIONS INCLUDE: *Building a value system *Talent and leadership skill development *Using ICT & Online platforms for development & success *Social etiquette (Habits of successful people) *Book reading & review (readers are leaders) *Video & talk show (Interactive session) *Learning dialogue and debate *Career guidance and counseling *Owing my business now *Relationship, sex & love *Cooking competition *Sporting thing The faith factor *Talent show and many more....................... Try not to miss out of this, distance is no barrier. Make plans to be come, you have enough time to plan. Registration fee is N3,000. (This cover your accommodation, feeding, T-Shirt, materials, and lot more) For more info contact: 08071541893 08136884981 championsintegrated@gmail.com Proudly supported by Bible way Church Cheers, Marcellina Ehidiamen.

Maximum Impact Camp Meeting

One of the upcoming programmes i and my partner will be featuring this quarter.

Engaging young Minds

On the 29th of June Young and Excellent Club an NGO i am proud to be part of put together Spelling Bee Competition in Awe Oyo State. Please enjoy the pictures.

What are you Doing?

Before people join government they complain that the government is not doing enough. A few months after they are into government they start asking for Public Private Partnership. Then sometime later they begin to say Government cant do everything. My challenge to you now that you are not yet in government is; what are you doing for the nation?

We underestimate the capacity of individuals to make massive difference. We overate the capacity of the government. After all we are the government. Stop wasting your energy to criticise people in power. Focus on what you can do.

A Night on the Mat - Effective Supervision

Two weeks ago I had the privilege of visiting a farm I oversee. The plan was to come back that same evening. However, the farm manager was unavoidably absent. He went to get some suckers in Ondo state. He tried to persuade me and my partner to go back to Lagos. We however refused to give up on achieving our objective to the farm settlement. We quickly informed our family about the new development and justified our need to stay the night. The manager on arriving at 9pm was shocked and surprised to meet us. He even attempted to convince us to go to Lagos that night. He then asked us the almighty question. Where are you guys going to sleep? My partner without hesitation mentioned “the car”. Perplexed the manager explained the security risk of doing so. He finally got us to sleep on a mat in a room with poor ventilation. What a night. Mosquitoes, heat etc. The last time I slept on a mat was 10 years ago. We survived! We eventually got to inspect the farm land of over 20 hectares. We were also able to make new friends within the farming community and get valuable insights and ideas for free. The farm Manager also learnt a lesson; these guys drive themselves harder than they drive him. We are determined to make a success of our agric project even if it requires sleeping on a mat or not sleeping at all. I look forward to visiting the farm next month.

Lessons Learnt: • Money does not drive a business, effective supervision does. • Employees will only work hard to the extent to which they think they are stakeholders. • Things don’t always turn out the way it is planned on paper. • The reward from business is not just profit but fulfillment from loving what you do.