WHAT YOU NEED TO GET YOUR DREAM JOB

There are currently over 3million jobs available in Nigeria alone. 400,
000 submitted CVs but only 10, 000 jobs have been taken. The problem is
therefore not lack of jobs as many have wrongly opined, the problem is job
seekers do not understand what employers want.

This training will move you from the Labour Market to The Boardroom,
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The truth is you can get a job in less than a month if you do the right
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TALENT DEPLOYMENT-A PANACEA FOR UNEMPLOYMENT

TALENT DEPLOYMENT-A PANACEA FOR UNEMPLOYMENT

BusinessWeek reported, "More than 200 million people globally are out of work, a record high, as almost two-thirds of advanced economies and half of developing countries are experiencing a slowdown in employment growth, the group said.’.According to The Federal Bureau of Statistics 2000 Report:’Over 40million Nigerian youths are unemployed’.Vanguard Newspapers in its 2010 report stated that only 10% of Nigerians are in paid employment, over 40% youths are unemployed. This stated, the unemployment rate in our country seem not to be getting any better.It is therefore pertinent to look inwards and tap into your Godgiven ability and natural endownment. Last year, The Minister of Youths and Social Development Mr. Bolaji Abdullahi in a presentation to the Senate Committee on Youths and Women Affairs lamented what he described as the negligible return on the annual N43 billion expended on the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme.Abdulahi told the Senator Helen Eseune led committee that the unemployment figure estimated at 41.6% was about the highest in the world noting that the lack of employment opportunities coupled with a sense of hopelessness make the youth susceptible to violence, crime, and terrorism.

The deployment and development of your Godgiven talent sure has the capacity to get you employed and make you sought after in your area of expertise.Let us take a vivid look at the Nigerian creative industry(which is a blend of the music, movies, comedy, and fashion industry).The crop of individuals in these industries have been able to create jobs for themselves and for others not just by the deployment of their talents, but by also developing a business mindset towards their craft.In the words of Bob Manuel Udokwu a renowned Nollywood actor:’The entertainment industry in Nigeria is a vibrant and very vital sector of the economy. It is the second highest employer of labour in the country, aside the civil service.’ The practitioners are mostly young and creative individuals.’The likes of Psquare,A.Y,Basketmouth, Dbanj, Yomi casual, Deola Sagoe, Geneviveve Nnaji,Kunle Afolayan, Funke Akndele, Asa, might just have been part of the army of youngsters either unemployed or underemployed, but instead of complaining about the rate and state of unemployment in the country, they decided to activate their talent, developed it into a marketable product and are the better for it today.This paradigm requires a sense of initiative ,and hunger to embrace personal development in conjunction with willing to start on a small scale in the deployment of your talent.


Banke Meshida The CEO of BMPRO, one of Nigeria’s biggest make-up company converted her talent in beautifying people’s faces into a profession and today she is the personal make up artiste to Dame Patience Jonathan Nigeria’s first lady.Banky W, a strong music brand has consistently wooed the corporate world to his music talent garnering mouth watering endorsement deals in the process as a result of the elegant deployment of his talent into a skill and then into a product people are willing to pay for.The deployment of your talent won’t be a stress less journey it will require a whole lot of hard work,persistence, business acumen, and eye for opportunities.

It is also vital to be patient in the deployment of your talent.Anything worth its salt takes time.Dont be in a rush to make it ‘Big’.Be willing to start small, humble yourself and learn from the successes and failures of others.In the words of Publilius Syrus:’ "Do not despise the bottom rungs in the ascent to greatness." Even if you ve not discovered your talent, be willing to work no matter how little the pay may be.It is not what you are paid that matters, it is what you become(in terms of skill development and experience that counts.
Make a decision to be an asset to this country inspite of the gloom and death of integrity.Remember its your life after all.Cursing the government for your unemployment only adds petrol to your fiery experience.Find something doing.For a start, look beyond Asorock,and unveil your inner treasure to your world.You can make it happen!

Kehinde Ajose is a Talent development coach who helps individuals to discover and develop their talents in order to be global brands.Follow him on twitter @ splendidkenny.E.mail:splendidkenny01@yahoo.com

GOLDIE BREAKS NEW GROUNDS

Award-winning singer, Goldie, has been conferred a UN Youth Ambassador for Peace by the Federal Government. Under this title, Goldie intends to further propagate national and world peace through her music, actions and words.
As a UN Ambassador, Goldie will be joining hands with other Ambassadors - home and abroad - in making the world a more peaceful place to live in by getting involved in aid-giving programs in areas of unrest. “I will be representing Nigeria all over the world, in summits, world conferences, united nation meetings, I will also go to places of strife to try and give aid either by philanthropy, or by mediation.”
Her office will also demand proper report and relay of pertinent information on U.N. activities to the countries' diplomatic centres around the world.

She is conscious of the task ahead and is prepared to use the platform in the best possible way to put Nigeria in a good place. “Nigerians are naturally peaceful people. We have a few bad eggs though whose sole aim is to cause conflict and disintegration. These few bad factions will definitely be weeded out in no time.”
Goldie is looking to building alliances across the world through this opening. On her thoughts of the Nigerian youth: “We are hard-working and innately good people. The Nigerian youth just needs to be appreciated and motivated and giving the right platform.”

Her job as an Ambassador also requires meeting with delegates from other countries while on international missions and building professional relationships that will ultimately be beneficial to Nigeria.

THE FRAILTY OF CELEBRITY

THE FRAILTY OF CELEBRITY

‘If you come to fame not understanding who you are, it will define who you are. ‘
Oprah Winfrey
‘I do not like the man who squanders life for fame; give me the man who living makes a name.'Emily Dickinson


They are well known for their ‘Welknowness’.You see them on the pages of newspapers,covers of magazines,they attend A-LIST events, and are quick to flaunt their premium outfits.They are the posterchild for success.Welcome to Celebritydom.Celebrities are thrust into the public eye because of a particular talent, skill, achievement, or ability.This gives them maximum attention with minimum preparation.No higher institution of learning offers a course on ‘HOW TO BE A CELEBRITY’, therefore if you are not prepared for the glitter of fame, it may eventually ruin you without you being conscious of it.Being famous gets youn a lot of perks, stares, and respect,but it can also expose you to the world and the world to you, if you have not dealth with your achilles heel.Fame may be the spur that drives people to success,but it can be a killer when it finally arrives.When you embrace the glitz and glamour of being a celeb, the constant attention from the public and the media can make you lose the true colour and perception of reality, and also inflate your ego.The reason why a D’banj will tell you he knows nothing about fuel subsidy protests he is a busy musician who has no interest in politics.Or a Tiwa Savage would fight on Twitter over a fan who expresses his opinion about the way she looked during the fuel subsidy protest and she angrily calls him:’A waste to the Nigerian population’

Once you court fame as a celeb, be ready for the scrutiny of your character.Fans will annoy you, colleagues will betray you,people will take you for granted.That said, you have to maintain a positive character inspite of your human frailty.According to Bandura’s social theory(1986),humans learn about the world through observing the behaviour of others.Loigically, people are likely to imitate the behaviour which they associate with success.A British study conducted by Charlotte De Backe found that celebs are seen as being ‘Higher status or more successful others’ which means that people are more likely to ‘mimic’ (their) overall behaviourial pattern.People tend to imitate them because of their perceived success.On the flip side, what if a celeb does not live up to the society’s moral code of conduct?At times celebrities are the wrong people to look to for instilling moral values to your wards .

The incredible pressure to sustain the rate of success amidst ever changing trends and cultural shifts has led to the downfall of some celebs.This constant hunger to be more, do more, and craft the right image of achievement has led many of them to depression, drug abuse, and even abbreviated life. Beneath the trappings of success and the means to success is the silent cry for fulfilment.Its not your Lady Gaga like fanbase,numbers of awards on your shelf, your celebrity status,and incredible wealth that makes you who you are.What makes you who you are is how you can be responsible for yourself and make a mark beyond the sound of your music or the trailer of your movie.True success and significance lies in being true to yourself and using your influence as a celeb to give people something to smile about.The same media that adores you today will splash your pictures in tabloids for people to savour the downfall of a one time megastar.

In the words of Glennville Ashby:’Each man is questioned by life and he can only answer to life by answering for his own life and to life he can only respond by being responsible’

Kehinde Ajose is a Talent development coach, publicist, and writer.He is reachable @ splendidkenny01@yahoo.com.Blog-htttp:KehindeAjose.blogspot.com.Follow him on twitter:@splendidkenny

DO YOU LOVE YOU?

DO YOU LOVE YOU?
...If i no love me , na who i go love?

WORDS BY TAYO ADEJUMO

“Love yourself first and everything falls into line.”
Lucille Ball quotes (American radio and motion-picture actress and comedy star, 1911-1989)

To love yourself means to accept yourself as you are and to come to terms with those aspects of yourself that you cannot change. It means to have self-respect, a positive self-image, and unconditional self-acceptance.
To love yourself means to accept yourself as you are and to come to terms with those aspects of yourself that you cannot change. It means to have self-respect, a positive self-image, and unconditional self-acceptance.
Needless to say, it does not mean being arrogant, conceited or thinking that you are better than anyone else. It means having a healthy regard for yourself knowing that you are a worthy human being.

Look in the mirror, what do see, see the best in you, fall in love with who you are and idea of you, there is no one without flaws, love your flaws and love every bit of you, believe it or not no one can love you, if you don't love yourself, bear in mind that there is a difference between love, lust and infatuation, love is deep, love knows no anger, love is pure. You find your relationship failing because ur partner isn't filling that void you have, you feel empty, you crave love and attention thinking that will make you feel better about yourself, am sorry to break this to you but it won't work.

Loving you is thinking positive about you, if you don't Love yourself it's hard for good things to come your way . When you do however your whole world changes.
You cannot sit around and wait for approval from others. Work on accepting yourself. You are the only "you" that you have. It is in your best interests to be the best you can be.When you make a decision to love yourself, you are really saying that you want to come alive. You accept that you are responsible for the outcomes that you experience in your life and would like yourself to shine from living a fulfilling life. First step is stop self criticism, then forgive yourself
“To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner was you.”
Lewis B. Smedes quotes
Even Whitney says it learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all.

Read this, print it and read this to yourself every morning

“I am Me. In all the world, there is no one else exactly like me. Everything that comes out of me is authentically mine, because I alone chose it — I own everything about me: my body, my feelings, my mouth, my voice, all my actions, whether they be to others or myself. I own my fantasies, my dreams, my hopes, my fears. I own my triumphs and successes, all my failures and mistakes.

Because I own all of me, I can become intimately acquainted with me. By so doing, I can love me and be friendly with all my parts. I know there are aspects about myself that puzzle me, and other aspects that I do not know — but as long as I am friendly and loving to myself, I can courageously and hopefully look for solutions to the puzzles and ways to find out more about me.

However I look and sound, whatever I say and do, and whatever I think and feel at a given moment in time is authentically me. If later some parts of how I looked, sounded, thought, and felt turn out to be unfitting, I can discard that which is unfitting, keep the rest, and invent something new for that which I discarded. I can see, hear, feel, think, say, and do. I have the tools to survive, to be close to others, to be productive, and to make sense and order out of the world of people and things outside of me.
I own me, and therefore, I can engineer me. I am me, and I am Okay.”

Denis2005 Virginia Satir quotes (American Psychologist and Educator, 1916-1988)

Now that you have read this, please go to the mirror, stay naked what do you see now? Give us feedback

TASUED:THEIR OWN TASUED

TASUED: Their own TASUED!
By 'Wale Odunsi (wodunsi@yahoo.com)
Fmr Social Director, TASUED Students Union
March 19, 2012

As pundits, we deserve sympathy. We are like an 'ologbo' (a yoruba parlance for cat) always seduced by the smell of fish. At all times, we are allured to react to burning national issues however form it takes. Even when we choose to "padlock" our lips and let the sleeping dog lie, we usually do not maintain that position for long. This is not unexpected. Bertrand Russell opined; "Doing anything you are good at contributes to your happiness".

The news filtered-in a few weeks ago; the media was awashed with the story. Thus far, different people and organisations/unions have made known their views. They have taken varying stands both for and against. Not a few have sought my opinion. People who are cognizant of the passion I have for my immediate consituent-the youths-literally almost stampeded me into airing my thoughts. As flattering as it seem, I took time to study the situation as it was necessary I compiled the facts before putting pen to paper. I assured my verdict would not take long.

I utterly have no idea what the great Abraham Lincoln had in mind when he said, "Be sure you put your feet in the right place, and stand firm". I wish he were here at this moment, perhaps he would offer an elucidation of what prompted that dictum. Many decades after those words came astir, it strikes one as if it is the paradigm guiding eminent Nigerians such as Chief Mrs. H.I.D Awolowo, Prof. Kayode Oyesiku, Senator Gbenga Kaka, Prof. Biyi Afonja (a professor of over half a century and two-term Pro-Chancellor of O0U), Prof. Afolabi Soyode, renowned Economist and former Vice-Chancellor of OOU-amongst many others-who have all risen in stout defence of the existence of Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED), as against the obstinate stance of the state government. Already, watchers have-and understandably too-added a political colouration to the move coming barely nine months into the regime. Not suprising, both the former and present number one citizen of the state are regarded as arch rivals.

On February 12, 2012, the Governor Ibikunle Amosun-led administration announced its intent to scrap the first university of education in Nigeria, second (and best) in Africa, and eight in the world, subsuming it as an institute under Olabisi Onabanjo University (00U). Injustice I say! Its reasons which cannot attract a round of applause include: poor quality of education arising from inadequate funding, loss of focus, offering irrelevant courses et al. Albeit one cannot underestimate the role of federating states in the affairs of their institutions, nonetheless, there is a need for wider consultations in some cases especially where it affects the larger society directly or otherwise rather than riding roughshod over its people.

It is admissible to note that the Nigerian consitution recognises and empowers an existing agency, National Universities Commission (NUC), which has the mandate of monitoring universities. One of its many functions is that it also plays an advisory role for state governments on issues affecting their universities (see http://www.nuc.edu.ng/pages/pages.asp?id=31). In the light of this, one is tempted to ask: Did the state government sought the professional advise of NUC before expeditiously deciding to scrap TASUED? If it did, what was the outcome? It is not only unfair to the governed/electorates and but also unhealthy for the image of the nation if successive governments keep changing established policies that enjoys acceptance and is yielding results. I weep! For us on the sidelines following unfolding events, one thing is certain: the stated reasons by the government does not and may never hold water.

The feather-weight claims they laid are indeed trite when ex-students of the relatively young citadel of learning are today a success story. Presently, some have secured teaching/lecturing jobs, some have proceeded for their masters degree, while a large number of others are working in several reputable companies. Were it correct that the school offered "irrelevant courses" as alleged, how come its products are gainfully employed? Or does the government needs to be reminded that in 2008, the current NYSC Director-General, Brig. Gen. Okore-Affia obtained a Post Graduate Diploma in Education from the school it wants to scrap! (see http://www.nysc.gov.ng/dgprofile.php).

Sadly, much ado has been placed on funding of the school -a case of giving the dog a bad name in order to hang it. Anyone who has visited the school will observe that a quarter of the builings/learning materials was donated by private individuals and corporate organisations. The ultra-modern petrochemical sciences laboratory, ICT centre, blocks of lecture rooms, computers, books etc. In terms of the recurrent expenditure, only seventy percent comes from the government (about N53 million monthly). The remaining thirty percent is sourced from the internally generated revenue of the school. Moreso, it is not a secret that there is not a single government-owned university in Nigeria without the problem of funding. Therefore, this is not exclusive to one. Remarkably, the growth of the institution is phenomenon. From 500 quota granted by NUC in 2005, it has been upped to 3500 within a period of just five years. Not only that, all its courses are duly accredited while it continues to attract attention within and outside the country. What is more?

As an alumnus, I am profoundly proud of the achievements of the school which has 'Integrity and Selflessness' as watchword; modifying its status from a university to an institute is not only retrogressive but a double whammy. I admire Winston Churchill for rightly noting that "We must beware of needless innovations, especially when guided by logic". Alas, if the concerned authority makes good its threat, they would have succeeded in telling the world that TASUED is theirs-and not ours afterall.

OZWALD BOATENG SHARES HIS STORY

OZWALD BOATENG shares his story



The highly anticipated film of OzwaldBoateng’s life - “A MAN’S STORY” is set to be released in cinemas throughout West Africa (Nigeria/Ghana) on the 27th of July 2012, brought to screen by Okhma Global ltd.



A Man’s Story is an unprecedented and unique documentary that focuses on the dynamic force of energy, passion and colour of an A-list designer who continues to break boundaries. Tailor to Hollywood’s standard, the movie tells the intense story of a man with a dream and zeal. A superstar in his own right, OzwaldBoateng shares his singular dream to succeed, with humanity, depth and ambition rarely, if ever, documented in the fashion world.

In this biopic, Ozwald takes us on a journey to a rarefied place and to the heart of what he has spent an entire career trying to distil - what is it to be a man?

Instinctual, brilliant, awed and generous, Ozwald has made a huge brand that will live beyond his years.



Over the past two decades OzwaldBoateng has reinterpreted the British art of bespoke tailoring. Traditional craftsmanship and innovation are corner-stone of the fashion brand. OzwaldBoateng’s iconic contemporary twist, vibrant colours and refined fabrics offer a unique luxury experience to men of all generations. With the birth of the Savile Row House in 2007 designed by world famous architect David Adjaye, OzwaldBoateng has extended his bespoke expertise to semi-bespoke, ready-to-wear, shoes, accessories and luggage: an unexpected and sophisticated journey through men’s lifestyle.

True to his pioneer spirit, OzwaldBoateng consistently breaks new ground, combining fashion, design, art and architecture.



On Monday, March 12, Okhma Global ltd arranged a press conference where Boateng shared his intimate ideas. One of which is his desire to open a store in Lagos. “Lagos is the centre of Africa, I have the utmost desire to bring the brand here. They say in every five Africans, one is a Nigerian. So if you are not providing for the Nigerian market, you are in trouble.”


He also revealed his intention of starting a female line. “I have a 13 year old daughter who keeps insisting that I make clothes for her. So it’s something I am working on.”



As part of his visit, building up to this phenomenal project, OzwaldOkhma Global ltd organised an evening out with corporate Nigeria on Tuesday, March 13 at The Avenue. According to Mary Ephraim of Okhma, “The cocktail event is gathering of like-minds, sharing grand ideas towards making the black nation a more creative, more prosperous community.”

“A Man’s Story” captures the dark moments of Boateng’s life and also beams into the future, and the success he has recorded as the first black designer to take over England.

The CEO of Okhma Global Ltd, Mary Ephraim states, “This movie is very inspirational. The Movie’s release will be heralded by a grand premier and a spectacular fashion display of Ozwald’s best works. We are quite excited about this.’’

SELAH INSPIRATIONAL'S YOUNG PERSON FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH

SELAH INSPIRATIONAL'S YOUNG PERSON FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH
Whatever we do , let us strive to squeeze in our best efforts.Yours sincerely is the YOUNG PERSON FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH FOR SELAH INSPIRATIONAL an inspirational website for the upwardly mobile young Nigerian.I have reproduced the interview here.And thanks to SELAH INSPIRATIONAL for the opportunity to share my thoughts.




Kehinde Ajose, fondly referred to as Kenny is fast becoming one of the Nation’s most prominent syndicated motivational columnists .In 2008, EDUTAINMENT MAGAZINE christened him:’NIGERIA'S YOUNGEST MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER as a result of his inspirational/enterprise development articles geared towards National/youth transformation.

His writings have featured in several National dailies. His writing credits can also be found in several magazines He is also an online contributor to some websites. Kenny is also a Publicist to several Corporate and individual brands.

He is the principal Facilitator of THE WRITERS G.I.G (A Personal development fora for writers) and also the publisher of a Move Achievers Compendium( A publication that chronicles the achievements of extraordinary Nigerians who have made their marks.

He is a sought after motivational speaker cum talent development coach who helps individuals to discover and develop their talent solutions in order to create wealth and become global brands. Kenny‘s expertise as a motivational speaker spans the area of Talent development,personal development , and publicity strategies .

Kenny has had the privilege of sharing his expertise on Super screen,Channels TV, Youths .com and a host of other TV programmes. .He is a graduate of English Language,from Lagos State University, (LASU)

Tell us about yourself.
Kehinde Ajose is my name, I hail from Lagos state.I am a young Nigerian with a passion to help individuals discover and develop their talents in order to create wealth and become global brands. I am a talent development coach and a publicist by day, a writer by night, and a bassist on Sundays.

You started consistent writing at the age of 18, how were you able to garner the discipline to stand out at an age where peer pressure is the order of the day?
Yes I started quite early, but it shouldn’t be taking for granted .I must say that am blessed and favored because nothing happens by chance. I had my own down moments when growing up, but thanks to the power of books and the right company. These two factors helped me to discover my strength zone and also served as a tool towards maintaining a sense of purpose. That stated, we need more of youngsters in Nigeria who have found their area of calling and are ready to give it their best shot come what may. The google, yahoo, and facebook guys started quite early too. Age is an advantage and a leverage if maximized.

What is the source of your inspiration?
Without sounding clichéd, I would say God, the General over destinies. He inspires me with great ideas and I doff my hat for his supremacy over my life. Secondly, I would say the hunger to make a difference wherever I find myself or in whatever I do. The Nigerian environment also is a source of inspiration.In the midst of gloom and doom, we still strive to make something out of our lives.

How did you discover your passion for writing and speaking?
My passion for writing and speaking can be attributed to the love affair I had with motivational books while I was a teenager.I read the likes of Ben Carson, John Maxwell, Robert schuller, Sam adeyemi e.t.c.I wanted to be able to practice what I learned from this great minds.Therefore In no time, I found myself writing about whatever I had learned and also sharing these treasures of wisdom with people.It wasn’t a smooth sailing journey
though, because I wasn’t the talkative kind of person, but today the story has changed.

What are the ways in which you think young people can tap into the resource of their talent potential?.
Firstly its important to note that there is no better time to be young than now. As young people we have so many streams of opportunities around us.Young Nigerians can tap into their talents(gold spot) by looking within. Within lies all you will ever need to succeed.God created you in such a way that there will always be something that fascinates you and also animates you. Secondly, having a sense of initiative is also key in the development of one’s talent. The truth is that no one owes you anything in this life, you owe the world. Playing the blame game hasn’t taken us anywhere as a nation.We need to stop passing the buck and start looking at ways by which we can convert our talents into its monetary equivalent. Lastly, everything big starts small.Even Jesus was born in a manger.Start small, but have a global mindset.

What do you have to say about John Maxwell's statement 'talent is never enough'?
Talent is never enough.Talent is just the starting point towards accomplishment. Being talented alone cannot pay the bills. No one gets rich by simply being talented. There is a concept called ‘The business of your talent’ which entails turning your talent into a skill, having a business outlook, embracing publicity and marketing, packaging yourself as a brand. There are so many talented individuals who are poor and broke. Figuring out the business of your talent and adding character to it will take you places.

How do you think the challenge of youth unemployment in Nigeria can be solved?
Beautiful question,I am reading a book called:Get out unemployment by Ronke Kosoko one of Nigeria’ s young leaders to watch out for. According to her , over 40million young Nigerians are unemployed –Federal Bureau of Statistics 2000.Therefore the first step towards unemployment is acquiring skills that are in harmony with your area of passion. A skillful person can never be unemployed. Secondly shunning the ‘Make it now” mindset. Every one wants it now.The image the media creates about success is not helping matters. As young Nigerians we should understand that anything worth its salt takes time. So starting on a small scale should be highly encouraged. Yes the money is important, but the knowledge and experience you gain is what counts. Young people should be willing to start small.Agriculture is a culture that we need to imbibe. Every one can’t work in a bank. We need individuals who can start their own farms and feed the nation.We cant ignore the ancient landmark.

Where do you see yourself in five years?
I see myself becoming a light, a voice, and an instrument of change by God’s grace.Through books, seminars, the media, and every other avenue available. I desire to be a media mogul that exemplifies the never say die spirit of the Nigerian.

Final words to Selah and readers
To the selah crew, I would say keep the vision burning and keep getting better and adding value to lives. To the readers, I would say you are a solution, go find a problem God has wired you to solve. Your life is more than sleeping and waking up.Be the star in your life’s movie!
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THE heART OF GOLD

THE heART OF GOLD

Not many know her as Susan Olubimpe Harvey, but that is the real name of Kennis music’s Goldie.One of Nigeria’s most celebrated music diva.She has been able to mine her music talent far from its unappealing raw stage to becoming a precious metal shining into the hearts of her fans and making a name for herself in an industry cluttered with talents.In her words:’I have always been into music as far back as i can remember .I remember composing songs when I was a kid and teaching my younger ones.I remember creating little poems that detailed how I felt on an issue or a particular subject matter.In the U.K, I was part of an informal pop rock band and we perform all over the place for friends and family’ Goldie said

Professionally her career kicked off in Nigeria after her encounter with Mannie an exceptionally gifted producer who is working in Cool F.M.They wrote songs together went to the studio to record, and in between the process met with the ace producer O.J.B who produced her first single ‘Komole’released in April 2007.Like a diamond in the rough , Goldie encountered thorny challenges on her journey to the top.Narrating she says:’There was a sort of question mark as to people’s perception of my identity.I think my blonde hair and my “avante garde” mode of dressing kind of threw people off a bit.So the connection was a bit off.Peope didn’t just get me’.

Born and bred in Lagos , young Goldie attended Greensprings primary school.After that she went to Saint John’s college and proceeded to the U.K for a degree in Business management from the University of Sunderland, U.K. Refusing tom take a back seat in her music career,instead being its driver she has clinched several awards including the Best Afro hiphop video at the 2011 N.M.V.A, and emerging the Best hiphop female award winner at the City People entertainment award.She was also inducted as a celebrity special marshall November 2011 being the only female artiste among her peers.Goldie states that the Nigerian music industry is in the best place it has ever been, at least from a global recognition stand point.According to her,:’There have been collaborations across borders,which was formerly unheard of, a pipedream.Our music and videos are also comparable on a very international scale.What I’d love to see though is proper structuring in terms of accountability, record sales,proper royalities’.

Every season has one track , you know the one that blasts out of every drop top, is spun on every dancefloor , and makes the heavy rotation playlist of revered radio stations.For 2011, one of that tune is definitely Goldie’s ‘Jawo Jawo’ and ‘You know it’.Goldie just released her sophomore album aptly titled:’Gold Reloaded’ under the Kennis Music platform.She is planning on going on tours around national campuses to promote this album and to inspire young people to keep their dreams alive.When asked the best piece of advice she has ever been given as regards her music, Goldie simply said:’That was from my boss and C.E O Mr Kenny Ogungbe.He said that I was unique and that I should never downplay my uniqueness because I wanted to satisfy people.He said people are never satisfied no matter what you do and your best bet is to work hard, satisfy yourself, and be at peace with God while doing so.I have taken his advice to heart.’

So what exactly makes Goldie tick?’My passion and love for what I do, the love and support of my fans and my relationship with God.God is the reason for all my success.I bless and give him thanks daily’.Armed with an unconventional branding, compelling stage presence, in addition to her drive and dedication to her craft, Goldie continues to push boundaries, shining through and her story is truly an inspiration.

MARK THE REMARKABLE!

MARK THE REMARKABLE!

Call him one of Nigeria’s best kept rap secrets and you won’t be wrong.At a young age his passion for music evolved into an art beyond a passing hobby.Studying rap greats, Remarkable as he is often called by his fans , created a distinct pattern of delivery that seperates him from the pack.This final year student of University of Jos studying Geography and regional planninghas performed in shows like The Custom Bike show in at Eagles square Abuja alongside M.i, modenine, Terrytharapman….His new single, ‘Good morning’a motivational rap piece is fast becoming listeners favourite on the airwaves.

JOURNEY TO MUSIC VILLE
‘I have always been a Music person ever since i was young. Its hard to see me without a radio or anything that plays or emits music. I usually to walk around with all those small radios whenever there wasnt light and ever since then it was clear i was a Music Addict.I used to use my own words to fill in the gaps of songs i didnt know well.Overtime, rap came into the story.I started studying rap greats and I realize I could mime their songs.Today, I write my own lyrics and gradually climbing remarkably to the top.’


SONGS YOU’VE DONE

‘I dropped a motivational single on the 1st of january 2012 titled "Good Morning" to put my fans on a positive note on a daily basis and to provide the world with a song to uplift the spirits of the people, because encouragement is oxygen to the soul. I also dropped a single last year November to end the year titled "Yezzir" .Basically I see myself as a changemaker in the music game’

PLANS FOR THE FUTURE

‘ I plan on taking over the industry with my DREAMTEAM and to be the best in my art .I also plan to start a record label in the future to help young and gifted individuals who are being held back by circumstances.Above all I plan on feeding the world with Good Music to bring joy to the soul inspiring them with good music.’


FINAL WORDS

‘To any one readng this right now, I want to tell you to add creams to your dreams, believe in God and in your talent, strive for excellence in everything you do. ‘

Remarkable plans to leave an indelible mark on the music landscape.His talent, atitude and passion will take him places.We are waiting!

YOUR VISIBILITY IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN YOUR ABILITY

YOUR VISIBILITY IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN YOUR ABILITY

A lot of amazingly talented individuals make a huge mistake and bury their success prospects when they fall in love with their talents and abilities thinking the talent alone will create a spot for them at the top.Yes I know I just made a statement you might not fully agree with….Just take a chill pill.When people see your name or face consistently, they assume you must be more successful and therefore better than the service providers they never get to see.They will say:’If I haven’t heard of her, she can’t be good.’Your visibility affects people’s perception of your competence.

Your visibility also increases your credibility.When people see you and your products and services on the pages of newspapers , on their Tv,and listen to you on radio, it builds trust and creates ‘believability’for your offerings.Those businesses that are highly visible will get the calls.So many great talents have been lost to the claws of ‘invisibility’ some of them ignorantly believe their talent is the automatic ticket to eldorado.They fail to realise that selling yourself is a fulltime job.Consumers are drawn to the names they know.

According to Mary Lawrence,:’In this business you can never wash the dishes and say they are done,you have to keep doing them constantly.A.Y is not the funniest comedian in Nigeria, but that dude is an expert in the game of visibility and self promotion. Same thing applies to the Choc boys, the Mohits crew, Banky w and his boys, Genevieve Nnaji,Funke Akindele, and the list goes on ….A celebrity is someone that is known for his ‘wellknownness’

Visibility gets prospect in the door, ability keeps them with you for many years.Anybody who is serious about the business of talent development needs a publicist.Go make it happen!

TALK ABOUT IT

Talk about sex and everyone goes hush hush, but the danger of not talking about it is far greater than the benefits talking about it generates. In HOW TO AVOID TROUBLED SEXUAL LIFE Aremo Emmanuel takes the reader on the pathway to avoiding a troubled sexual life. From the opening chapter its quite obvious what Aremo wants to achieve. In this book sexual purity is the heart of the matter.Aremo’s passion stems from the dream of advocating for right sexuality in the land.He hungers for a world where the unmarried will say no to premarital sex and the married will flee from extramarital affairs. Aremo is a trained sexual/reproductive health counsellor, public speaker, and publisher, Aremo has been able to empower his audience with the requisite knowledge needed to lead a sexually pure life.

In the brilliantly crafted foreword written by the phenomenal Bisi Adewale(a sought after author in his own right)he says:’ There has never been a generation where sexual perversion is pronounced like ours where unsolicited publicity is given to pornographic materials like books and films.It is noteworthy that a book like this which is carefully written in modern touch with true life examples will no doubt cure the famine of positive information on sex related issues for this generation and generations to come’.

Divided into 24 chapters, and laced with true life example and biblical refrences,in chapter 1 and 2 Aremo addresses the purpose of God for sex.In his words:’The fulfillment of God’s purpose is tied to sexual discipline’. In chapter4 , he takes the reader on a journey to distinguishing between sex and love. Other parts of the book focuses on the importance of parents –child sex education, overcoming sexual temptations, and provides the compass for overcoming a troubled sexual life. At the end of the book, there is a portion for a virginity pledge which serves as a commitment mechanism geared to assist the reader in achieving sexual purity.

Though the book might seem to appeal more to appeal more to Christians but the conversational writing style and the simplicity which he uses to pass his message across will lure the reader to the book, like kids are being lured to the sweetness of chocolate.Aremo addresses sexual purity with tact and coherence weaving his words like a cloth, each color in the right place, in the right measure.The book is a collector’s item and a manual for anyone who desires trouble free sexual life.

D.I.V.A VISIBILITY

D.I.V.A VISIBILITY
In an industry dominated by the male folk, a crop of female artistes in the Nigerian music scene are gaining huge visibility, getting credibility for their hard work, and showing that skirts can also strut the limelight.We present to you three fast rising divas in Nigerian music landscape who are using their immense talents to impact their world and also impact their bank accounts(lol).

OMAWUNMI MEGBELE
In 2007, OMAWUMI auditioned for Idols West Africa and 6 months later, after dazzling her audience with captivating perfomance, became the 1st Runner-Up, Idols West Africa. Since then she has numerous performances on the stage with top local acts like D’Banj, 2face, P-Square and International acts like Chaka Demus and Pliers to her belt, and hit theme songs for corporations like Malta Guinness and MTN plus her new hit single ‘In The Music’.

Omawumi Megbele was 1st Runner up In West African Idols 2007. She Won Best Female Vocal Performance and Next Rated Artist at 2009 Hip Hop World Awards. She is one of the Hottest Young Sistahs in the Scenery….Soulful,amiable and inspiring.According to Chude Jideonwo:'So what exactly makes Omawunmi tick?Well If You ask me , Na Who I Go Ask?With a single of the said title, she reminded Nigerians why she is one of the reiging divas at the moment.It is exactly the reason why upon the news of her single motherhood, the nation simply shrugged, wished her hapiness, and moved on'.Jaguda.com, the online music website says:'There’s no such thing as a brake pad when it comes to Omawumi and her music. She’s one lady that constantly churns out the tunes.'Bottom Belle is the latest in her strings of hits and she collaborates with Flavour the emerging Nigerian Hiplife maestro.We call her a D.I.V.A because she is Diligent.Inspiring,Visible and Amiable.


WAJE IRUOBE
Iruobe Waje came into the limelight after featuring on P-Square's mega hit 'Do me'. Since then she's released various singles, appeared as a finalist on MTV Base's Advance warning and waxing stronger.Without a single album to her credit, she is one of the most visible and immensely talented female acts in the Nigerian music industry.Even Wikipedia calls her:'The lady whose vocal range covers three octaves'. The lady behind the remake of P-Square’s “Omoge Mi” and the female voice in the duo’s 2008 hit track “Do Me”, Banky W "Thief my Kele",M.I "One Naira".She has graced several magazine covers,and was recently appointed as a celebrity judge on STARQUEST.At the 201 Headies, she clinched the Best vocalist award.THE NET NG.COM puts it this way:'Even though we all feel a Waje album is long overdue, anytime she puts out something new, we all want to listen. Why? She’s a good singer! Having worked with hosts of Nigerian acts including Psqaure, M.I, Illbliss, Naeto C, Kel and others, she has steadily worked her way into our hearts with her powerful voice.'
WAJE gives us hope about young Nigerian women taking giant strides in the direction of their dreams.She is 'So inspired'and i simply say whether na one naira whether na one million she is simply great.

TIWA SAVAGE
At the age of 16 Tiwa Savage was destined to sing backup for George Michael. While puffing on her trombone near the back of the orchestra, Savage gazed through the rows of musicians and decided to position herself in the spotlight - singing in the front row.

An instant classic, folks about town in London started to take notice and she was soon sharing a stage with the "Faith" singer. Cementing her fate as an infectious musical force Savage went on to sing backup for Mary J. Blige, Destiny's Child, Chaka Khan, Spice Girl Emma Bunton, Kelly Clarkson, Andreas Bocelli, Sting, 50 Cent, The Black Eyed Peas, Eminem and Robbie Williams.She broke into the industry with her hit single 'Kelekele love' which has become a favourite amongst music buffs.In 2011 she was picked along side M.I and Banky W for the Henessy Artistry Brand ambassadors.She is currently one of the co-host of The Nigerian idols and recently was featured in the remix of Flavour Nabania's 'Oyi'.She has been on the cover of magazines like Genevieve, Exquisite,Complete Fashion.e.t.c.

This piece is not geared towards singing the praises of these divas,but its simply to inspire you the reader to brace up, tie your shoe lace, stand tall, and be all the creator has wired you to be. "I had to make my own living and my own opportunity! But I made it! Don't sit down and wait for the opportunities to come. Get up and make them" – Madam C.J. Walker

FIND YOUR VOICE AND SPEAK TO LEAD

The Public Speaking Masterclass (FIND YOUR VOICE & SPEAK TO LEAD, A foundation course for Aspiring Public Speakers) hosted by Nigeria’s foremost public speaker Fela Durotoye is almost sold out. This is a class capacity of only 20 people.

Attached is the e-flyer for the event.

To secure one of the limited seats left, do revert back with confirmation & payment today.

Bank: GTBank
Account Name: GEMSTONE DEV & MGT Ltd
Account Number: 0109988642
Course Fee: N50,000(includes course materials, book, lunch and breaks refreshments)

DATE: Thursday 1st – Friday 2nd March 2012

VENUE: GEMSTONE Flag House, Along Lekki Expressway. 3rd roundabout, beside the Lamboghini house

TIME: 8.30am – 5.00pm

LEAD FACILITATOR: Fela Durotoye (CEO, GEMSTONE Group & Nigeria’s foremost motivational speaker)

Registration form, agenda and joining instructions will be sent to you after payment has been received.

This event is for:
- New Entrants into Public Speaking
- Those whose Jobs involves regular presentations and communications
- Those with a burning passion for speaking & excellent Communication?
- Career Motivation/Inspirational Speakers
- Heads of training in a corporate organization
- Heads of religious organisations involved in regular communication

At this specialized workshop, you will gain skills to do the following:
- Articulate the essence of your message
- Identify your core constituency
- Find your own origin, voice and communication style
- Develop and project an endearing Charisma
- Gain and build self-confidence and avoid arrogance
- Get your speech off to the right start
- Silence the stomach-butterflies, overcome the speaker’s anxiety
- Engage and charm your audience
- Avoid the common pitfalls in Public speaking
- Improve your Diction, grammar and elocution
- Use multimedia to reinforce your message
- Stir up the crowd and win a standing ovation

Book your place today to avoid disappointment.

TO A PECULIAR DAMSEL

We at M.O.V.E WITH KENNY Celebrate the giant strides of our events planning columnist TAYO KIMBERLY ADEJUMO.Who happens to be a year older today.We wish you more achievements,giant strides, and more impactful years.You rock!

Tayo is the brain behind Gb and Godyva events a professional events management company, organizing professional events across a range of sectors.She studied basic law at Henley college Coventry, and furthered her education at The University of Derby, where she studied criminology.Tayo is a creative, motivated and savvy entrepreneur whose business acumen is unparalled.She has managed several fashion shows , concerts and organized an event to celebrate Dele momodu as an icon in the entertainment industry and other influenjtial personalities. Her company has gained the reputation for delivering excellent results driven by her talented and innovative team of professionals.

5 THINGS TALENTED PEOPLE TO DO MESS UP THEIR CAREERS

5 THINGS TALENTED PEOPLE DO TO MESS UP THEIR CAREERS

Yes you are talented, you are like a diamond in the rough that has not been refined, a treasure chest that hasn’t been opened, a rose that hasn’t been plucked(lol).The good news is that your talent can take you places , and win you top-spots in the minds of people .But on the flip-side, what you do with it can either put your career on success avenue or push you into the leagues of the unknown.

PITFALL 1

THE WRONG ASSOCIATION
The power of your network cannot be underplayed as regards your talent.Comedians like Seyilaw, Elenu,Mc shakara, Emeka Smith, have a mentorship relationship with the phenomenal A.Y(Ayo Makun), which gave their comedy careers a lift.The Banky W-Whizkid relationship has turned whizkid from an unknown talent into a mega star.On the other hand, hanging around talent predators, in the case of Whitney houston and Bobby brown can put your career on the downward trend.So be on the alert, the wrong association can deplete your potentials and capacity .Eagles don’t scratch with chickens.

PITFALL 2

IGNORING THE BUSINESS SIDE OF YOUR TALENT

Treating your talent like a business is the beginning of wisdom.For years I was just having a love affair with my talent without learning the business side to it.Being an amazingly talented make up artiste aint just enough,cos talent alone cannot pay the bills. Jay-Z is worth a reported $450m. He was a co-founder of Rocaware which he sold for $207m in 2007. Every album (and that is over 15) he has released has gone platinum. He has endorsement deals with Chevy, Budweiser, Armadale Vodka, and Hewlett Packard. He has ownership in the New Jersey Nets, Arsenal Football Club, 40/40 nightclubs and Def Jam Records. He was co-interviewed with Warren Buffett. Jay-Z has his fingers just about everywhere and has become the definition of a mogul.He has moved beyond rapping talent to a business mogul.Here in Nigeria, the likes of Donjazzy,Banky W, A.Y, Teju baby face,have converted their talents into business empires.You can do that too.

PITFALL 3

UNDERESTIMATING THE POWER OF PUBLICITY
Just a great publicity can turn an unknown person into a mega celeb.As a Talent development coach a lot of artistes tell me getting publicity is difficult if you are just starting out…(to an extent acceptable).Yes ,publicity will cost you something,but you don ‘t need all the money in the world to start.Eunice Nze in an article shares how Donjazzy has been able to use the internet to publicise the MO -HITS BRAND.According to her: ‘One brand that has used viral marketing to its full advantage in Nigeria is the Mo’hits record boss, Don Jazzy. Jazzy has used it successfully to the benefit of the label. He is known to use the internet to communicate with his fans who in turn respond tremendously. First it was the Enigma contest where upcoming rappers were expected to rap some lyrics on the beat and send it back. The response was overwhelming with over 1,800 entries in the space of one week. The winner of the competition went home with $2,000, 2nd place $1,000 and 3rd place, $500. At the end of the competition, more up and coming acts had the chance to get good exposure both online and offline.
Later, he came up with another competition that served as a crown to his efforts, the Oliver Twist single promo. The song was released without completion and fans were given the opportunity of being their own producer.
Apart from cutting cost on hiring a venue for the competition to take place, he also cut cost on media promotion, production hassles, and much more. He also acquired something like a bank /resource from which video ideas could be conceived. The competition has won an amazing customer patronage, boasting almost 25,000 hits in a few days. Entries came in not only from local fans but also from international fans, a reflection of Jazzy’s acceptance worldwide.’ She noted.Building relationships with bloggers, journalists,On air personalities in your niche can birth the exposure you desire .A terrible thing happens without publicity….nothing!

PITFALL 4

BECOMING TOFFEE NOSED

The fact that you are talented, making headlines, gracing soldout events , doesn’t make you better than anyone else.Its all by the grace of God that you are where you are and who you are.One quality everyone seem to love about Tuface, is his trade mark humility.You need to stoop to conquer.Success can be intoxicating, attributing your achievement to none other than yourself can be likened to digging your grave with your own hands.Be willing to learn so as to rise to the top of your game.
PITFALL 5

GIVING UP TOO SOON

Succeeding in your craft is not a script you play out overnight.You ve got to give your efforts time to birth its dividends.Genevieve Nnaji’s entry into the movie world was a small earning of #2,000 for starring in a movie, but today her movie fee appearances is in the range of millions.In her words:’Only you will tell yourself the limit you can go.Man can predict but only you can make the prediction come to frution ‘.You’ve got to keep recording that music, attending that audition for movie roles, sending in those write ups,don’t ever give up.Persistence made the snail reach the ark.Keep on keeping on.

Kehinde Ajose is a Talent Development coach who helps individuals to discover and develop their talent solutions in order to create wealth and become global brands.He is a sought after publicist and writer.To request for a coaching session, pls reach him on 08024212530 or splendidkenny01@yahoo.com.Http:/KehindeAjose.blogspot.com

J.O.H.N...MIGHT JUST BE THE CHANGEMAKER

OLAYINKA JOHN KOLEADE(J.O.H.N)



Phenomenal is what comes to mind when one is to describe J.O.H.N.He is the CEO Of PICK AND PLAY ENTERTAINMENT, and also a graduate of OLABISI
ONABANJO UNIVERSITY.He started music professionally in 2009 and since then has been gaining momentum in his chosen craft.He was featured on Jahbless’ album and also has a couple of singles and a music video directed by 12digits.With witty punchlines and a almost flawless delivery, J.O.H.N is sure set to rule his world.



CHALLENGES

“A major challenge for me is to be appreciated as an up and coming act,and to be loved for what I do.Its not quite easy for fans to accept you”



PLANS FOR THE FUTURE

I want to be a reference point in the music industry, recording bestselling albums in the industry with collaborations from international acts like Jayz, Big sean, Drake….



ADVICE TO UP AND COMING ACTS

“The music industry Is growing daily.No one is restricted to a particular style or pattern as long as listeners love it.With up and coming acts should just do their thing .You’ve got to put in your best in whatever you do”

QUOTE OF THE DAY

It is a brutal absurdity to think you can confine the celebration of love to the physical parameters of a 24 hour time line. Love is timeless, selfless, and ceaseless.

Now, true love will not always be found with brazillian hair and lovely lashes or with 6packs and a porsche....Love is in the market, in the office, on the streets, in the bus.

Love is taking the gift of yourself and investing in the life of another...it doesn't always have to flow from mindless passion but from pure compassion for humanity.

Embrace the dignity of falling in love with the helpless, voiceless and often times friendless...finally, fall in love with Nigeria Again.

I love y'all!-TOCHI EZE, CO -ORDINATOR SELAH INSPIRATIONS

welldone

FROM COLLEGE DROP OUT TO CORPORATE SELL OUT

THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE INTERVIEW
FROM COLLEGE DROP OUT TO CORPORATE SELL OUT

According to Ubong Essien:’One of the finest opportunities of life is the privilege to have a second bite at the cherry, to pick up the pieces and start all over, especially where we may have performed unsatisfactorily.This is an amazing gift.’The success secret of champions can be traced to their stories.Steve harris , a management consultant, life strategist, and author of the bestselling book:’From college drop out to corporate sell out’.,shares his story of rising from gale to glory.Getting kicked off the university twice , becoming a two time office assistant and how he overcame the obstacles to associated with the stigma of being a college drop out.

THE STORY
‘From college drop out to corporate sell out is pretty much what I call a mini autobiography of my getting kicked out of school twice, becoming a two time office assistant and how I overcame the obstacles associated with the stigma of being a college drop out, the lessons learned, and all that helped me become a corporate sell out’

DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH
In his words:’I had to deal with low self esteem in addition to the fact that there is a stigma attached to not being a college grad .Since it seemed everyone around me was making progress in their personal pursuits and I felt I was retrogressing.i later learned that I wasn’t competing against anyone but myself.’

LESSONS LEARNT
‘One, you are not in competiton with anyone but yourself. secondly, you need to look inwards to discover what God has hidden In you.In additon, the way to the top is through faithful service and lastly turn your passion into profit.’

THE MOTIVATION TO SUCEED

‘The challebeg has served as a motivation to suceed.As you can tell from the book cover, it’s a split imagefor me.Personally, I think the drop out part of me motivates the sell out.I am driven to prove myself that I am not what my alma mata said that I was.I am not one for giving excuses.I hear a lot of people say that ‘if I had a first class or an M.B.A, I’d have gone further in life’,well meet me, I aint got no class!so if God could do so much with someone who had so little.What’s your excuse?

INSPIRATION BEHIND THE BOOK
Truth be told, I never intended writing this book. I was working on
another (out in 2012) when I had 'writer's block' for months and I was so
stumped; until my editor 'Seun Salami suggested I write my story since I
was so comfortable sharing my life experience with audiences. I'm glad I
listened. Thanks Seun!




HOW THE EXPERIENCE HAS SHAPED MY LIFE

Dropping out of school has been the most defining moment of my life. It
caused me to re-discover God, discover myself, find my purpose and add
value


THE NEW YOU-THE CORPORATE SELL OUT

It's exciting! I'm privileged to be a sought after Life Strategist,
Management Consultant and Motivational Speaker. I'm paid very well to do
what I love and I love what I do.


MY JOB AS A MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT

I have a blast assisting people and organisations achieve success in their
pre-determined endeavours using Consulting, Training and Coaching
interventions to increase their bottom-line and gain competitive leverage
through their people and systems.

ADVICE TO YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
Dream big, start small, grow fast, put God first, get a mentor and never
lose your hunger!