I am Joana, a Nigerian-born Austrian-based entrepreneur and activist. Founded Joadre in 2012 and continue to develop content to engage and empower African SMEs.
History was once removed from the Nigerian school curriculum, and I have always wondered why. When I was growing up in the early 80ties, we had a history in school, but the focus was more on...
Money—an invention that predates history itself. From bartered goods to digital currencies, it remains a silent yet powerful force in our lives. With its grip on our daily existence, so many people yearn for financial freedom, and I...
Why do we let resolutions become excuses? How can we stop procrastination from holding us back? The new year feels like a fresh start, a chance to tackle those dreams and goals we’ve been putting off. We...
That holiday season feel usually really kicks off when the Christmas tree has been beautifully decorated. This gives us a nostalgic feeling of the ending year and anticipation for the new year. After a couple of days, gifts,...
"There’s a force around me that keeps me going, even when others would have given up."
This profound statement defines the journey of Chidebele Otele, a remarkable Cleo artist whose story is a masterclass in building resilience....
Discover how journaling cultivates self-worth for entrepreneurs. Reflect on achievements, set intentions, and embrace gratitude. Unleash your potential!
Exploring the Fine Line Between Dreaming and Doing.
Hey there, dreamers and doers! Today, let's dive into a topic that's as intriguing as it is crucial for success: the relationship between our dreams and our actions....
With no money, it simply takes having a supplier that trusts you enough to give you the products before payment is made. Or you do drop shipping; with this you only operate online and require customers to pay before delivery. Thus the person gets the money and buys from the supplier while keeping her own profit.
Get a quick overview about the professionals service industry in Nigeria. The industry makes up 53 per cent of Nigeria's gross domestic product
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