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  n case you are new, I’M A COMPANY BUILDER. For more than 22 years, my partner, Dr. Festus Erewele, and I have worked together to build companies. We have built our own companies. We have helped other companies. And we are still building. I also sit on company boards, where I contribute to strategy, governance and important business decisions. In the businesses we run, we put what we know from experience and expertise to work. We also try to make things better. So we will make mistakes. We will get some things wrong. We will test things that don't work. Then we fix them and try again. Because that's what building companies look like. Here’s how you can get help from us. FOR GROWING COMPANIES Our team at Excel & Grace Consulting can help you: - Fix your company structure and operations - Manage employee performance and accountability every month - Strategize and implement large-scale projects, such as new business setup, expansion and distribution We work with you to implem...

  There is something that changes when your business gets to this level. The business may be making good money... But the way you run it has to change too. These are some things I think can make you... Or break you. 1. STOP BEING THE BEST EMPLOYEE IN YOUR BUSINESS. You may have started by doing everything yourself. But ₦50m+ a month is a different level. Your job is no longer to do everything. Your job is to build the company. 2. BUILD A MANAGEMENT TEAM. You cannot be the manager of everybody. You need people who can: Manage people. Make decisions. And take responsibility for results. 3. KNOW YOUR NUMBERS. Revenue is not profit. ₦50m coming into the business does not mean you have ₦50m. Know your: Costs. Margins. Cash flow. Debts. Profit. 4. STOP KEEPING THE BUSINESS IN YOUR HEAD. If only you know how things work... You don't have a company. You have a business that depends on you. Document the important things. Processes. Policies. Responsibilities. Approvals. Reports. 5. YOUR STA...

  In Nigeria, every business coach talks about building systems and structures and when I listen to them, I just laugh. See eh, forget those motivational talks from people who don’t even understand what systems are. Systems are not Personal Assistants answering your call or customers talking to your support team. Systems are STANDARDISED PROCESSES… How many of those talking about systems are ISO Certified? How many of them are NDPC compliant? How many of them have a Board that has the power to sack them as CEO? How many of them need to convince a board to access funds from their business account? How many of them have SOPs? See eh, packaging is not system and eloquence is not structure. Systems and structures start with your own PERSONAL approach as a founder. There is a massive gulf between Instagram business coaching and the raw, gritty reality of operating in the Nigerian market. True systems mean real corporate governance, legal compliance, and rigid, repeatable operational dat...

  Omo, Nigerians are really not happy with this man.. from the north, south and west, he's been rejected outrightly. What does the 2027 presidential election really holds for this man. Tinubu arrived yesterday and was driving through the airport in his usual hundreds of convoy, but Nigerians welcomed him with "Ole Ole" chant at the airport road. https://www.instagram.com/p/Dd6S16bEbxD/?img_index=1&stkn=bGw2c3R6bmRhaXho https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LDGuoBZEIo?si=bJzRNa3XQY8g-PY_ Quote Report 18 Likes Like 2 Shares Share Re: Chant Of "Ole" As Tinubu's Convoy Drive Pass Airport (Video, Photos) by AMINDA : 3:16pm On Sep 30 A tale of two presidents. Buhari was like a diety in the North until the day of his death. He could make a shoemaker win an elective position by merely raising his hand. Tinubu lost both Lagos and Osun and has resorted to begging Adeleke for endorsement in order to win Osun in 2027. They are not the same. This was Buhari in Maidu...

  LAGOS GENERATED 50.8% OF NIGERIA'S 2025 BOX-OFFICE REVENUE State — 2025 Box Office (% share) 1 🟣 Lagos — ₦7.94B (50.78%) 2 🟠 Abuja — ₦1.15B (7.34%) 3 🟤 Rivers — ₦1.04B (6.62%) 4 🟤 Edo — ₦975.23M (6.23%) 5 🟣 Oyo — ₦869.14M (5.56%) 6 🟤 Delta — ₦589.81M (3.77%) 7 🟣 Ogun — ₦483.41M (3.09%) 8 🟣 Osun — ₦331.49M (2.12%) 9 🟣 Ondo — ₦281.52M (1.80%) 10 🟠 Kwara — ₦183.46M (1.17%) 11 🟢 Abia — ₦150.53M (0.96%) 12 🟢 Imo — ₦118.07M (0.75%) 13 🟢 Anambra — ₦99.14M (0.63%) 14 🔴 Kaduna — ₦81.76M (0.52%) 15 🟤 Cross River — ₦79.54M (0.51%) 16 🟢 Enugu — ₦67.89M (0.43%) 17 🟠 Plateau — ₦65.97M (0.42%) 18 🔴 Kano — ₦7.90M (0.05%) 19 🟠 Benue — ₦5.38M (0.03%) 20 🟠 Nasarawa — ₦1.82M (0.01%) 21 ⚫ Adamawa — ₦1.62M (0.01%) ⚫NE 🔴NW 🟠NC 🟣SW 🟢SE 🟤SS Lagos alone drove over half of Nigeria's box-office from 41 cinemas, with 1.28m admissions (45.87% of admissions vs 50.78% of revenue), highlighting stronger pricing power in the SW. #Statisense (FilmOne) [url=Source] https://x.com/StatiSe...

  American digital creator Brittney Caldwell, who relocated to Nigeria, has sparked an online conversation after comparing everyday life in Nigeria and neighbouring Benin Republic. In a viral video, Caldwell praised Benin Republic’s roads and public services, questioning why Nigeria with its larger and greater resources still struggles with some basic infrastructure and service delivery. Her comments have reignited a bigger question: Is Nigeria’s challenge a lack of resources, or how those resources are managed? And with Detty December approaching, thousands of visitors are expected in Nigeria. Are we prepared to give them the experience they expect, from roads, electricity, transportation and sanitation to security, hospitality and customer service? 🎥Incase you missed this Live! Join The Conversation! Watch Full Episode Of NEWSDAY EXTRA On YouTube #DETTYDECEMBER #NewsdayExtra #Nigeria #LAGOS American digital creator - Brittney Caldwell compared Public Infrastructures in Nigeria ...