• The goal is not money. The goal is the freedom that comes with having money.
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    #CEOmindset #CEO #inspiration #inspirationalquotes #motivation #motivationalquotes #success #successquotes #motivationalvideo #freedom #mindset #positivity #positivequotes #dreamhouse #life #quotes #motivationalspeech #boss #modernmansion #wealth #bugatti #boss #millionairelifesyle #billionairequotes #ceomindsetmotivation #bestquotes #modernmansion #lamborghini #entrepreneurmindset #ferrari
    🔥 The goal is not money. The goal is the freedom that comes with having money. 🔥 .⁣ .⁣ . .⁣ . #CEOmindset #CEO #inspiration #inspirationalquotes #motivation #motivationalquotes #success #successquotes #motivationalvideo #freedom #mindset #positivity #positivequotes #dreamhouse #life #quotes #motivationalspeech #boss #modernmansion #wealth #bugatti #boss #millionairelifesyle #billionairequotes #ceomindsetmotivation #bestquotes #modernmansion #lamborghini #entrepreneurmindset #ferrari
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  • Honesty and integrity are by far the most important assets of an entrepreneur.” — Zig Ziglar
    Honesty and integrity are by far the most important assets of an entrepreneur.” — Zig Ziglar
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  • Nigeria

    From a school drop-out to a builder of electric vehicles, this is the story of Mustapha.

    Mustapha Abubakar Gajibo, a 31-year-old entrepreneur from Nigeria, is revolutionizing sustainable transport with his solar-powered electric buses. A university dropout, he has become a key innovator, creating a 12-seater bus that travels up to 212 kilometers on a single charge at speeds of 110 km/h.

    Built with 65% locally sourced materials and featuring air conditioning and voice commands, his buses are now operating in Maiduguri, with plans for expansion. Mustapha is making history as the creator of Sub-Saharan Africa's first homemade electric vehicle.

    He also converts fuel cars into electric vehicles.

    Africa is on the rise!

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    #afropreneur
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    Nigeria 🇳🇬 From a school drop-out to a builder of electric vehicles, this is the story of Mustapha. Mustapha Abubakar Gajibo, a 31-year-old entrepreneur from Nigeria, is revolutionizing sustainable transport with his solar-powered electric buses. A university dropout, he has become a key innovator, creating a 12-seater bus that travels up to 212 kilometers on a single charge at speeds of 110 km/h. Built with 65% locally sourced materials and featuring air conditioning and voice commands, his buses are now operating in Maiduguri, with plans for expansion. Mustapha is making history as the creator of Sub-Saharan Africa's first homemade electric vehicle. He also converts fuel cars into electric vehicles. Africa is on the rise! PEACE ✌🏿 #risk_is_growth #afropreneur #homeland_initiatives
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  • Aisha and her son, Kofi, stood side-by-side at their usual spot in the bustling Ibadan market. The aroma of fried plantains and roasted peanuts mingled with the dust and chatter of the crowd. Aisha, her face etched with the wisdom of years spent navigating the market's complexities, carefully arranged stacks of her freshly made puff-puff – golden-brown, airy balls of fried dough. Kofi, a bright, quick-witted boy of twelve, expertly handled the transactions, his small hands deftly counting coins and handing out change.

    Their business wasn't large, but it was theirs. It was a testament to Aisha's resilience and Kofi's burgeoning entrepreneurial spirit. They had started small, with just a few batches of puff-puff each day, but word of Aisha's delicious recipe had spread like wildfire. People came from all corners of the market, drawn by the irresistible scent and the promise of a sweet treat.

    Today, however, was different. Aisha noticed a new vendor setting up shop just a few feet away. He was selling a similar product, but his puff-puff were larger, and he was offering a discount. Aisha felt a pang of worry. Competition was fierce in the market, and she knew that even a small price difference could significantly impact her sales.

    Kofi, sensing his mother's apprehension, quietly suggested a plan. "Mama," he said, "we can't compete on price, but we can compete on quality and presentation." He pointed to their somewhat haphazard arrangement of puff-puff. "Let's arrange them more attractively. And maybe we can offer a small sample to new customers."

    Aisha, impressed by her son's quick thinking, agreed. Together, they rearranged the puff-puff, creating neat, eye-catching stacks. Kofi also fashioned small paper cones to hold the sample puff-puff. The change was subtle, but it made a difference. Customers were drawn to the improved presentation, and the free samples sealed the deal. By the end of the day, Aisha and Kofi had not only matched their usual sales but even exceeded them slightly. They had learned a valuable lesson: even in a crowded market, a little creativity and attention to detail can go a long way.
    Aisha and her son, Kofi, stood side-by-side at their usual spot in the bustling Ibadan market. The aroma of fried plantains and roasted peanuts mingled with the dust and chatter of the crowd. Aisha, her face etched with the wisdom of years spent navigating the market's complexities, carefully arranged stacks of her freshly made puff-puff – golden-brown, airy balls of fried dough. Kofi, a bright, quick-witted boy of twelve, expertly handled the transactions, his small hands deftly counting coins and handing out change. Their business wasn't large, but it was theirs. It was a testament to Aisha's resilience and Kofi's burgeoning entrepreneurial spirit. They had started small, with just a few batches of puff-puff each day, but word of Aisha's delicious recipe had spread like wildfire. People came from all corners of the market, drawn by the irresistible scent and the promise of a sweet treat. Today, however, was different. Aisha noticed a new vendor setting up shop just a few feet away. He was selling a similar product, but his puff-puff were larger, and he was offering a discount. Aisha felt a pang of worry. Competition was fierce in the market, and she knew that even a small price difference could significantly impact her sales. Kofi, sensing his mother's apprehension, quietly suggested a plan. "Mama," he said, "we can't compete on price, but we can compete on quality and presentation." He pointed to their somewhat haphazard arrangement of puff-puff. "Let's arrange them more attractively. And maybe we can offer a small sample to new customers." Aisha, impressed by her son's quick thinking, agreed. Together, they rearranged the puff-puff, creating neat, eye-catching stacks. Kofi also fashioned small paper cones to hold the sample puff-puff. The change was subtle, but it made a difference. Customers were drawn to the improved presentation, and the free samples sealed the deal. By the end of the day, Aisha and Kofi had not only matched their usual sales but even exceeded them slightly. They had learned a valuable lesson: even in a crowded market, a little creativity and attention to detail can go a long way.
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  • One of the touchest challenges for entrepreneurs Isnt deals or negotiations - its handling touch decisions like layoffs during crises.

    Despite efforts to save Jobs and keep the company running, some employees may still feel bitter and turn against the founder. This sense of betrayal can overshadow the sacrifices made to protect the team and business.
    One of the touchest challenges for entrepreneurs Isnt deals or negotiations - its handling touch decisions like layoffs during crises. Despite efforts to save Jobs and keep the company running, some employees may still feel bitter and turn against the founder. This sense of betrayal can overshadow the sacrifices made to protect the team and business.
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  • The Power of Continuous Learning

    In a world that’s constantly evolving, knowledge is the key to staying ahead. Whether you’re a student, professional, or entrepreneur, investing in continuous learning is one of the greatest gifts you can give yourself.

    Why Learning Never Stops:
    Expands your mindset and creativity
    Opens doors to new opportunities
    Keeps you relevant in a changing world
    Boosts confidence and decision-making skills

    How to Keep Learning Daily:
    Read books, articles, and research papers
    Take online courses and attend workshops
    Network with experts and like-minded individuals
    Practice new skills and challenge yourself

    Remember, education isn’t just about degrees—it’s about the willingness to grow every day. Keep learning, keep improving, and keep striving for excellence!

    #StayCurious #KeepLearning #EducationMatters #GrowthMindset
    The Power of Continuous Learning 📚✨ In a world that’s constantly evolving, knowledge is the key to staying ahead. Whether you’re a student, professional, or entrepreneur, investing in continuous learning is one of the greatest gifts you can give yourself. 🔹 Why Learning Never Stops: ✅ Expands your mindset and creativity ✅ Opens doors to new opportunities ✅ Keeps you relevant in a changing world ✅ Boosts confidence and decision-making skills 🎯 How to Keep Learning Daily: 📖 Read books, articles, and research papers 💡 Take online courses and attend workshops 🤝 Network with experts and like-minded individuals 📝 Practice new skills and challenge yourself Remember, education isn’t just about degrees—it’s about the willingness to grow every day. Keep learning, keep improving, and keep striving for excellence! 🚀 #StayCurious #KeepLearning #EducationMatters #GrowthMindset
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  • The Royal Heart

    In the bustling city of Lagos, Nigeria, 25-year-old Adesuwa "Suwa" Hassan lived a humble life. She worked as a librarian at a local library and spent her free time volunteering at a nearby orphanage.

    One fateful evening, while attending a charity gala, Suwa locked eyes with the handsome Prince Tijani "TJ" Oyewole of the ancient Kingdom of Ibadan. TJ was immediately smitten with Suwa's intelligence, kindness, and striking beauty.

    As fate would have it, Suwa and TJ kept running into each other at various charity events and social gatherings. Their conversations flowed effortlessly, and Suwa found herself falling deeply in love with the charming prince.

    However, their social differences and the scrutiny of the royal family threatened to tear them apart. TJ's parents, the king and queen, insisted that he marry a woman of royal blood to secure the kingdom's future.

    Determined to be with Suwa, TJ proposed a bold plan: he would renounce his royal title and build a new life with Suwa in Lagos. Suwa, overwhelmed with emotion, accepted his proposal.

    Together, they faced the challenges of building a new life, free from the constraints of royal protocol. Suwa's love and support gave TJ the courage to forge his own path, and he eventually became a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist.

    As they looked into each other's eyes, Suwa knew that she had found her true prince, and TJ knew that he had found his queen.

    THE END
    The Royal Heart In the bustling city of Lagos, Nigeria, 25-year-old Adesuwa "Suwa" Hassan lived a humble life. She worked as a librarian at a local library and spent her free time volunteering at a nearby orphanage. One fateful evening, while attending a charity gala, Suwa locked eyes with the handsome Prince Tijani "TJ" Oyewole of the ancient Kingdom of Ibadan. TJ was immediately smitten with Suwa's intelligence, kindness, and striking beauty. As fate would have it, Suwa and TJ kept running into each other at various charity events and social gatherings. Their conversations flowed effortlessly, and Suwa found herself falling deeply in love with the charming prince. However, their social differences and the scrutiny of the royal family threatened to tear them apart. TJ's parents, the king and queen, insisted that he marry a woman of royal blood to secure the kingdom's future. Determined to be with Suwa, TJ proposed a bold plan: he would renounce his royal title and build a new life with Suwa in Lagos. Suwa, overwhelmed with emotion, accepted his proposal. Together, they faced the challenges of building a new life, free from the constraints of royal protocol. Suwa's love and support gave TJ the courage to forge his own path, and he eventually became a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist. As they looked into each other's eyes, Suwa knew that she had found her true prince, and TJ knew that he had found his queen. THE END
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  • ~ The $1 Billion Powdered Eggshell Industry: Why African Entrepreneurs Must Take This Seriously
    If someone told you that eggshells—those things you throw away after making breakfast—could be the foundation of a highly profitable global business, would you believe it?

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    Yet, this is exactly what’s happening. The powdered eggshell industry, a $1 billion market, is booming, with major players across Europe, America, and Asia making millions of dollars from something most Africans discard as waste.

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    This raises a critical question: Why aren’t young African graduates and entrepreneurs taking advantage of this opportunity?

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    The truth is, the powdered eggshell industry is one of the most untapped, scalable, and sustainable businesses on the continent today. With Africa producing millions of eggs daily, young entrepreneurs can collect, process, and export eggshell powder to global buyers, transforming waste into wealth.

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    Why Powdered Eggshell is a Goldmine in the Global Confectionery Industry

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    Many people don’t realize that eggshells contain over 95% calcium carbonate, a highly sought-after ingredient in the confectionery, pharmaceutical, and agricultural industries. In baking and confectionery, powdered eggshell is used to improve food structure, texture, and nutritional content.

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    Top food brands use eggshell powder in:

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    Breads & Pastries – To fortify products with natural calcium

    Chocolate Production – To enhance texture and consistency

    Dietary Supplements – For bone health and medical applications

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    With the global push for organic and sustainable ingredients, demand for eggshell powder is expected to rise significantly over the next decade.

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    Why African Graduates Should Join Forces to Build a Confectionery Marketing Team

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    The major players in the powdered eggshell market are large international corporations. However, young entrepreneurs in Africa don’t need millions of dollars to get started. By forming a team and strategically marketing powdered eggshell products, they can penetrate this market and establish a thriving business.

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    Here’s what such a team could do:

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    1️. Set up a collection and processing network – Partner with poultry farms and bakeries to collect eggshell waste.

    2️. Process the shells into fine powder – Using simple grinding and purification technology.

    3️. Sell directly to food companies & confectionery brands – Both locally and globally.

    4️. Export in bulk to foreign markets – Using e-commerce and B2B trade platforms.

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    By leveraging teamwork, digital marketing, and smart branding, a small group of African entrepreneurs could scale this business to $100,000+ in monthly revenue within 12–18 months.

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    Earnings Potential for Entrepreneurs and Investors

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    A small processing unit producing 5,000kg per month at $5/kg can generate $25,000 per month in revenue.

    Scaling up to 20,000kg per month at $10/kg means a $200,000 monthly income.

    Investors funding such teams can see 10X ROI within 2 years.

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    Final Thoughts: Africa’s Time to Lead

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    The world is changing, and so is the business landscape. What used to be seen as waste is now an asset worth billion. African youths must shift their mindset and realize that the future of business lies in innovation, teamwork, and global trade.

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    Instead of searching for jobs, why not create an industry that provides jobs? Instead of waiting for investors, why not become the pioneers of a new economic revolution?

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    KEY TAKEAWAYS:

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    The powdered eggshell industry is a $1 billion global market and growing.

    African graduates can form teams to market powdered eggshells and build a global brand.

    With the right setup, entrepreneurs can generate $25,000 to $200,000 per month.

    Investors funding this business can earn massive ROI in a short time.

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    Africa is rich in resources and young talent—it’s time to use both to create global wealth. Will you be part of this movement?

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    ~ The $1 Billion Powdered Eggshell Industry: Why African Entrepreneurs Must Take This Seriously If someone told you that eggshells—those things you throw away after making breakfast—could be the foundation of a highly profitable global business, would you believe it? = Yet, this is exactly what’s happening. The powdered eggshell industry, a $1 billion market, is booming, with major players across Europe, America, and Asia making millions of dollars from something most Africans discard as waste. = This raises a critical question: Why aren’t young African graduates and entrepreneurs taking advantage of this opportunity? = The truth is, the powdered eggshell industry is one of the most untapped, scalable, and sustainable businesses on the continent today. With Africa producing millions of eggs daily, young entrepreneurs can collect, process, and export eggshell powder to global buyers, transforming waste into wealth. = Why Powdered Eggshell is a Goldmine in the Global Confectionery Industry = Many people don’t realize that eggshells contain over 95% calcium carbonate, a highly sought-after ingredient in the confectionery, pharmaceutical, and agricultural industries. In baking and confectionery, powdered eggshell is used to improve food structure, texture, and nutritional content. = Top food brands use eggshell powder in: = ✅ Breads & Pastries – To fortify products with natural calcium ✅ Chocolate Production – To enhance texture and consistency ✅ Dietary Supplements – For bone health and medical applications = With the global push for organic and sustainable ingredients, demand for eggshell powder is expected to rise significantly over the next decade. = Why African Graduates Should Join Forces to Build a Confectionery Marketing Team = The major players in the powdered eggshell market are large international corporations. However, young entrepreneurs in Africa don’t need millions of dollars to get started. By forming a team and strategically marketing powdered eggshell products, they can penetrate this market and establish a thriving business. = Here’s what such a team could do: = 1️. Set up a collection and processing network – Partner with poultry farms and bakeries to collect eggshell waste. 2️. Process the shells into fine powder – Using simple grinding and purification technology. 3️. Sell directly to food companies & confectionery brands – Both locally and globally. 4️. Export in bulk to foreign markets – Using e-commerce and B2B trade platforms. = By leveraging teamwork, digital marketing, and smart branding, a small group of African entrepreneurs could scale this business to $100,000+ in monthly revenue within 12–18 months. = Earnings Potential for Entrepreneurs and Investors = 🔹 A small processing unit producing 5,000kg per month at $5/kg can generate $25,000 per month in revenue. 🔹 Scaling up to 20,000kg per month at $10/kg means a $200,000 monthly income. 🔹 Investors funding such teams can see 10X ROI within 2 years. = Final Thoughts: Africa’s Time to Lead = The world is changing, and so is the business landscape. What used to be seen as waste is now an asset worth billion. African youths must shift their mindset and realize that the future of business lies in innovation, teamwork, and global trade. = Instead of searching for jobs, why not create an industry that provides jobs? Instead of waiting for investors, why not become the pioneers of a new economic revolution? = 💡 KEY TAKEAWAYS: = 🔸 The powdered eggshell industry is a $1 billion global market and growing. 🔸 African graduates can form teams to market powdered eggshells and build a global brand. 🔸 With the right setup, entrepreneurs can generate $25,000 to $200,000 per month. 🔸 Investors funding this business can earn massive ROI in a short time. = Africa is rich in resources and young talent—it’s time to use both to create global wealth. Will you be part of this movement? ___________________
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  • Join Bigmunch Global! Earn big with our MLM foodstuff network. Entrepreneurs & investors welcome
    Join Bigmunch Global! Earn big with our MLM foodstuff network. Entrepreneurs & investors welcome
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  • Hi, good day,
    My name is *Coach Dammy* I'am an online business entrepreneur and a publisher,


    *Do you know* you can make 50-100k in a single week just by selling other people products online and get your own *50 percent commission* from it
    Kindly click on the link to join the training group https://chat.whatsapp.com/DC5XhZ4tufcHSRlfciU40n if you are really interested to get started with this life changing opportunity.
    Hi, good day, My name is *Coach Dammy* I'am an online business entrepreneur and a publisher, *Do you know* you can make 50-100k in a single week just by selling other people products online and get your own *50 percent commission* from it🔥🔥 Kindly click on the link to join the training group https://chat.whatsapp.com/DC5XhZ4tufcHSRlfciU40n if you are really interested to get started with this life changing opportunity.
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