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Great job Omobolanle Oluwatayo for organising this. Navigating job transitions or loss can be very difficult, however, having the right guidiance can make a world of difference. I look forward to the next session! #transitions #career #nextmove

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10 uncommon Ways you can empower yourself through organic farming according to M. Olusola Sowemimo🎤🌿_FIAMN These are highlights from our last audio event last week friday ✅As a newbie, start visiting other people farms to get inspiration. 1. People should pay to visit your farm instead let them take farm produce worth what they pay. 2. Make your own compost and sell assuming you are making more than you can use. 3. Start small, it can be urban farming- using sacks, pots etc and scale up. 4. Train, be an intern so long as you will learn from an expert 5. If you don't have land, beg someone to use their space and farm crops that mature with a year. 6. Any business you want to do including farming, read books and learn what works 7. You can retail organic foods and make money. You mustn't farm and get your hands diet. 8. You can be an agricultural journalist. 9. You can be a content creator for farmers- farmers are always busy therefore they need content creator. 10.Become a distributor/middleman for organic produces. Got value? Let me know which one you will try.

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Happy New month 😊😊. It's a blessed month 💫💫💫 Today, I would be talking on some misconceptions about food science ❌❌❌❌. Whenever I tell people am doing food science,they be like "oh you will know how to cook well, you will make a good wife😅😅, your husband and children will enjoy different delicacies and all that". It's how people limit food science to cooking alone 🤧🤧🤧. Sometimes I want to scream and tell everybody it's more than cooking. Cooking is like 2-5% of food science. Food science as the name implies is the "science of food" and this encompasses the physiology, anatomy, biological composition, nutritional composition, microbiology and chemistry of food. It's the comparative, comprehension, composition and composure of food 💯💯💯💯. Here are some misconceptions: 1. Food science is all about cooking❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗❗ This is the commonest misconception about food science. Food science is an inter disciplinary course.It compasses of Nutrition, biochemistry, microbiology, physiology, technology, statistics, analysis and research. Food science is a broad course. It's too broad to be stereotyped. I took some courses in Nursing, food biochemistry, food microbiology, animal science, physiology, economics and statistics through my cause of study 2. Food science is a non-lucrative and unprofessional course. This is a big lie. Food science gives you the opportunity to be a Nutritionist, researcher, analyst, food doctor 🤭, food microbiologist,food producer and manufacturer, food laboratorist and so on. Food science is broad and you can. choose to be a professional in any of it's aspect. Food science is one of the most lucrative course in the world cause we all need food "food is a major fuel of life" ,so therefore we will always need it 3. We can do without food science. This is so untrue. One of the pillar holding our world today and existence is food science. Food is life and apart from that it's not only about food, it's about safety,health and well being. We need food scienctist and other related courses like microbiology, technology et.c to produce food that we can eat and not just any food but safe and healthy food. Food science is related to our day to day life. The food you eat, the water you drink,the drugs you use, where you work...... Food science as a course can't be overrated instead it is underrated especially in this part of the world. Let's open our mind to the importance and core of this study and embrace it with a new mindset. # Food Advocate# #Food Nutritionist # #Food scienctist

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🚀 1 Day Left! Unlock the Secrets of Tech Giants Tomorrow! 🚀 🗓️ Date: May 23, 2024 ⏰ Time: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM 📍 Online Why You Can't Miss This: - Boost Productivity: Learn actionable strategies from industry giants like Dangote, Amazon, and Apple. - Gain Insights: Hear from leading experts on leveraging technology for maximum impact. - Increase Profitability: Discover how top companies use tech to drive ROI and growth. If you haven't registered yet, there's still time! Secure your spot now: Register Now 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/r3cwebinar Could you mark your calendar and set a reminder for tomorrow? We can't wait to see you there and help you advance your business! For any questions or further information, feel free to reach out. Could you make sure to mark your calendar and set a reminder for tomorrow? #business #businessowner #transformation #innovation #supplychain #logistics #banking #finance #engineering #system #management

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I had a meeting with my boss Emery Abayomi Agunbiade this morning. The meeting though short but very productive. At the end of the meeting, I mentioned to him what we were able to achieve just this morning because we have a healthy workplace where employees can express themselves without fear. He said and I quote, it takes a lot of maturity (emotional intelligence) to decipher that toxicity does not enhance productivity in a workplace. This made me to put the following together: 1. The Toxic Truth: Performance Suffers in Unhealthy Workplaces As leaders, we strive for excellence, but often overlook the elephant in the room: WORKPLACE CULTURE. Did you know that employees' performance decline in toxic environments? I've had first hand experience in my world of work. 2. Toxicity vs. Healthy Pressure Toxic workplaces: - Suffocate creativity - Breed fear and anxiety - Discourage open communication - Foster burnout Healthy pressure: - Inspires innovation - Motivates growth - Encourages constructive feedback - Boosts engagement 3. The Impact on Performance - Productivity drops by 40% in toxic environments (Gallup) - Employee turnover increases by 50% (Forbes) - Engagement and motivation plummet 4. Break the Cycle a. Foster open communication b. Promote constructive feedback c. Encourage work-life balance d. Address conflicts promptly e. Lead with empathy 5. Unlock Your Team's Potential Healthy pressure fuels performance. Create an environment where: - Employees feel valued - Ideas flow freely - Growth is encouraged - Collaboration thrives What are your thoughts! How do you promote healthy pressure in your organization? What strategies work best for your team? Let's Build Positive and Healthy Workplaces! Photo credit: my boss Emery Abayomi Agunbiade #HealthyWorkplace #PerformanceMatters #Leadership #EmployeeWellness #Productivity #Motivation #TeamSuccess #PositiveCulture

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Did you know? Outsourcing your call centre to Nigeria can cut operational costs by up to 60%, while ensuring quality service delivery through its tech-savvy and English-speaking workforce. Time zone compatibility with the UK allows for real-time support, boosting customer satisfaction and business efficiency. Plus, with government-backed initiatives and growing ICT infrastructure, Nigeria is fast becoming a global outsourcing destination. Discover how Ethica Resolve CC helps you unlock this potential. #Outsourcing #BPO #EthicaResolve

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What a great win for me. My gratitude goes to God Almighty my academic mentors at the University of Ibadan for their mentorship always. Sometimes ago, I was invited to a conference, and today that paper has been published by the African Journal of Social Sciences. The paper is titled"Social Construction of Drug Abuse and Access to Mental Health Care Services among Adolescents in Ibadan, Metropolis". This study explores adolescence's construction of drug abuse in Ibadan metropolis, Oyo State, Nigeria. It also provides answers to the following research questions to include: what are the socio-cultural factors influencing drug abuse; adolescents ‘experiences on drug abuse and their mental health in Ibadan and the nature of drugs mostly abused by adolescents in Ibadan metropolis. Thank you, Jesus.

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Dear Future Bukola Omotayo, I hope you’re filled with joy for everything you’ve achieved as you're reading this. I’m writing to remind you of the passion and drive that fuel your current journey as you work toward building the meaningful career you’ve always dreamed of. you’re deeply invested in pharmaceutical quality control, public health, food safety, and biofuel fermentation. You’ve already played a huge role in public health during your NYSC, educating secondary school students on HIV, STIs, menstruation, ovulation, and pregnancy etc. That experience was such a powerful reminder of why you’re passionate about community health. You’ve also been hands-on in pharmaceutical quality control, ensuring that the products people depend on are safe and reliable. On top of that, you’ve gotten involved in the fermentation of sugars for bioethanol production. In the next few years, I see you achieving so much more, most especially in public health sector. I also want to remind you to stay connected with the incredible people in your field. You’ve always valued learning from others, collaborating, and being part of a community that shares your passion. Most importantly, keep looking for new opportunities to grow. Whether it’s in Quality control, public health, or biofuel fermentation, never stop pushing yourself to reach new heights. kindly join WhatsApp group for Microbiology and food science if you're one, it's a space where you can grow and learn. https://lnkd.in/esBbsrqJ #Microbiologyandscience #Careeraspiration #Day25of25

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As data analysts, identifying a problems and providing solutions is one of our goals, Therefore #My3mtt Fellows: Oyebamiji John Oluwaseun with Fellow ID: FE/23/35358583) and Suwaiba Abubakar with Fellow ID: FE/23/9945073 recognizes the challenges faced by Higher institution Students especially undergraduates who are required to balance coursework, extracurricular activities, part-time jobs, and personal commitments. This juggling act can lead to poor time management, resulting in missed deadlines, insufficient study time, and increased stress. Problem: Time Management & Academic Performance. To tackle this, we came up with a Solution to this problem, a solution that's blended with the technology and the world we are now. "An AI-powered academic planner and performance tracker" to help students manage their time effectively as everyone uses a smartphone now. This solution will have so many impacts , to mention a few: 1. Better Grades:students will be able to stay on top of assignments and exams. 2. Less Stress:With organized schedules reduce anxiety, students will be able to focus better. 3. More Engagement:Active participation in academic activities. 4. Efficient Time Use: Reduce procrastination with optimized schedules as every task is well organized and planned. So why do we think this solution will work? Why It Works: Data-driven insights, proactive reminders, holistic support, and proven time management techniques. In conclusion, as a data analysts, we believe that this AI-powered academic planner and performance tracker can significantly improve students' time management, leading to better grades, reduced stress, increased engagement, and efficient use of time. By leveraging data-driven insights and proven time management techniques, this solution supports academic success and overall well-being. #My3MTT #3MTT #WeeklyReflection

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𝐃𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐝 𝐓𝐫𝐮𝐦𝐩 𝐢𝐬 𝐦𝐲 𝐟𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 You: ohh, really?? 😲 Me: Maybe in another world. 😂 𝐌𝐞𝐞𝐭 𝐦𝐞: I am John Oladele Oladipo, a Nutritional Biochemist - in training at the Department of Animal Science, University of Ibadan. I major in Agricultural Biochemistry and Nutrition, hoping to go into the #Ruminant and #Monogastric Nutrition in grad school. I love the concepts of #oneHealth, #AntimicrobialResistance, #Nutrition, and #Health, #DiseasesPrevention amongst others. I'd like to go into research on the local and the global level also. Going into #research is my #passion. To fully understand the mystery of #medicatedFeeds is my #goal. Incorporating medicines and drugs into animal feed is my #vision. And for sure, the vision is still unfolding. I still have a lot to learn. The battle I know is fierce. Therefore I must keep equipping myself. My gaze is fixed on the goal and each effort being made is a step closer to its fulfillment. I'm here to inspire and not to impress. #globalvisibilitychallengewithdrvivianmagnus #This_is_Me

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Embracing the Art of Project Management. I first heard about Project Management around early 2013, during my service year, from a fellow corps member. I didn't quite take interest in the topic until late 2022 when a friend of mine was tasked with sourcing an Airbnb for her aunt who was visiting Nigeria on vacation. After their conversation, she exclaimed to me, "I've got another opportunity to showcase my project management skills to these guys". I asked her what that meant, and she explained how she had embraced the art of project management and how she has continuously integrated several skills from her knowledge in every area of her life to her advantage. Following that encounter, a spark ignited within me—a curiosity to also embrace the art of project management and streamline my daily activities. I flipped open my laptop and signed up for Google Project Management Professional certificate. What started as a simple curiosity, has had me immersed in the world of project management, and I found myself captivated by its beauty—the art of planning, the thrill of execution, and the satisfaction of seeing dreams materialise before your eyes. With each passing day, I have discovered new depths of my abilities, honed my skills, and built connections that transcended the boundaries of work. The journey hasn't always been smooth sailing; there were challenges to overcome, lessons to learn, and moments of doubt. Yet, through it all, my passion only grew stronger, fueled by the belief that every obstacle is an opportunity in disguise. So here I am, standing at the threshold of a new chapter, ready to embrace the adventure that lies ahead, and urging y'all, my dear network, to join me on this journey—a journey filled with discovery, growth, and endless possibilities. Together, let's unlock the secrets of project management and write our own success story. Now let's engage😆 Have you ever had a moment like mine, where a simple conversation sparked your interest in something unexpected? Tell me about it🥰 I'd love to read from you. #ProjectManagement #PersonalJourney #NewBeginnings

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Happy New Month LinkedIn Family✨ As we enter the final stretch of the year, it's essential to revisit the goals you set at the beginning of the year. With only four months left, now is the perfect time to: 1. Assess your progress: Take stock of what you've achieved so far and identify areas that need improvement. 2. Refocus your efforts: Concentrate on the goals that still need attention and allocate your time and resources accordingly. 3. Break it down: Divide larger goals into smaller, manageable tasks to maintain momentum and motivation. 4. Create a schedule: Plan out your next four months, setting realistic deadlines and milestones. 5. Stay accountable: Share your goals with a friend or mentor and ask them to hold you accountable. 6. Celebrate your wins: Acknowledge and celebrate your achievements, no matter how small they may seem. Remember, it's not too late to make a significant impact on your goals. Stay committed, work hard, and finish the year strong! #newmonth #achieveyourgoals

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Every Great leader was once a child 🧒🏼👩🏽👨 Parental methodology determines how successful a child will grow up to be in life and the place of Balance diet can not be over emphasis on a child brain development. This is why at #Promasidor we are determined to give Africans quality food products. Children are blessing from God to mankind. 🤗🤗🤗 Happy children Day #GiveyourChildBalanceDiet #TwiscoGoodforYourChild #PromasidorNig #QualityFOODproducts #HappyChildrenDay

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Note to my Youngself! Throwing it back to 2009! This snapshot, captured by Tanitoluwa Adeniba , takes me back to my days as an HR Officer at Global Oceon Engineers Nig. Ltd. The organization where you begin your #career can truly shape your foundation, and I'm grateful for the exceptional learning experience at Oceon! Reflecting on those times, here are some notes to my younger self: 1. Choose your battles wisely. 2. Prioritize self-development. 3. Sustain your Network relentlessly. 4. Save your favor jokers for when you really need them. 5. Pay knowledge forward by teaching and helping others. 6. Remember, people are always watching. 7. Sow good seeds that will speak for you. 8. You get what you inspect. 9. Invest in your personal brand. 10. Confidence grows with knowledge. 11. Give 100% to your work, with zero tolerance for mediocrity. 12. Own your responsibilities without hesitation. #ThrowbackThursday #CareerReflections #PersonalGrowth

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https://lnkd.in/dTeJS8VF The media industry in Nigeria is currently facing serious economic challenges threatening sustainable operations. TheNewsZenith reports that this is the major discourse at the 20th All Nigerian Editors Conference (ANEC) in Yenagoa, Bayelsa state. The conference theme is “Economic Growth and Development Strategies in a Resource-Rich Country.”

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Fresh Marketing Graduate Rosheedat Busari 🎓 My Journey to Graduation: From Reluctance to Passion in Marketing Last week, I graduated from the University of Ilorin with a degree in Marketing. This achievement is more than just a milestone; it’s a story of growth, resilience, and a journey filled with challenges and breakthroughs. It all began when I was 15. I had my heart set on studying Accounting, but I was offered Marketing instead. To be honest, I wasn’t thrilled. I considered professional exams like ICAN or tax classes (TICN) as an escape, thinking that I’d switch my career focus as soon as I could. My lack of interest in Marketing in those early days was obvious, and it showed in my 100-level results. I felt lost and uncertain, convinced that this was not the path I had envisioned. But life had more lessons in store. I also faced unexpected challenges beyond academics. My time in university was stretched by nearly two years due to the ASUU strike and the COVID-19 pandemic, turning my dream of finishing at 18 into a distant goal. It was disheartening, and I wondered if my university journey would ever feel like the right fit for me. Then, during the strike in my 200-level, everything changed. I was introduced to social media marketing, and it completely shifted my perspective on Marketing. For the first time, I could see the possibilities and potential in my field. I realized that Marketing wasn’t just about theories and textbooks; it was a dynamic world of creativity, strategy, and communication. I fell in love with the industry, and from that moment, I made a decision: it was going to be Marketing all the way. With renewed passion, I took courses, internships, and freelancing roles to build my skills in social media marketing and marketing strategy. Each experience helped me understand the field better and deepened my commitment. I started building my portfolio and gaining hands-on experience, which not only improved my skills but also my confidence. Marketing, once a course I dreaded, became my driving force.

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