• Office Depot: Taking Care of Business... ...with short breaks, bad management and no job advancement opportunities.
    Office Depot: Taking Care of Business... ...with short breaks, bad management and no job advancement opportunities.
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  • Soooo, my people I will be posting more of FOOD CONTENTS this week with a touch of funny funny finishes bcos all work and no play makes jack a dull boy.

    Una know say, I too like food, good and healthy foods no be junks or management. Most expecially LOCAL FOODS (ukwa, abacha, okpa, ukpaka etc)

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    Soooo, my people I will be posting more of FOOD CONTENTS this week with a touch of funny funny finishes bcos all work and no play makes jack a dull boy. Una know say, I too like food, good and healthy foods no be junks or management. Most expecially LOCAL FOODS (ukwa, abacha, okpa, ukpaka etc) Is someone excited to hear this ๐Ÿ’ƒ๐Ÿ’ƒ๐Ÿ’ƒ Stay tuned And don't forget to always like, comment, watch and sharrreeerr. Thank youuuuuu.
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  • And I'd say one of the great lessons I've learned over the past couple of decades, from a management perspective, is that really when you come down to it, it really is all about people and all about leadership.
    And I'd say one of the great lessons I've learned over the past couple of decades, from a management perspective, is that really when you come down to it, it really is all about people and all about leadership.
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  • Management must manage!
    Management must manage!
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  • The conventional definition of management is getting work done through people, but real management is developing people through work.
    The conventional definition of management is getting work done through people, but real management is developing people through work.
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  • Today we celebrate one of the most consistent and successful African Rappers of all time PHYNO FINO

    Here are some facts about the undisputed Igbo rapper..

    1. Azubuike Chibuzo Nelson aka Phyno was born and raised in Enugu State. He is an indigene of Anambra state and hails from a family of 5 kids with him being the 4th.

    2. His stage name Phyno is derived from the word phenomenal, and was the nickname given to him by one of his secondary school friends named Emeka.

    3. Phyno is widely known as the ambassador of rap music in the Igbo Language. He told the Nigerian Tribune that he raps in Igbo because he respects his culture and loves being himself.

    4. He studied public administration at the Institute of Management and Technology in Enugu, and started profiting from music during his second year at IMT.

    5. His latest nickname ‘eze nnunu‘ is an Igbo phrase which means king of birds, a tribute to his childhood ambition of being a pilot.

    6. His official debut single, Ghost Mode which featured Olamide changed the rappers fortunes for good and his career has been on the rise ever since. No Guts No Glory was released to critical acclaim and featured heavyweights such as Olamide, P-Square, Omawumi, MI Abaga, Flavour, Ice Prince and Timaya.

    7.However if the rapper gets a chance to date a celeb, then it will be Genevieve Nnaji who is his celeb crush.

    8. Phyno has a couple of awards to his name. He won the Best Rap Single at the 2014 Headies and has so far won 3 times at the prestigious music awards.

    9. He was discovered by M.I and Mr Raw. During one radio interview Phyno revealed that he got his first big break through respected music icons M.I and Mr. Raw. He said the two artistes discovered his talent and gave him a platform to display it.

    10. He is known as a very peaceful musician who only ones to produce good music,he gets along with everyone close to him.

    HAPPY BIRTHDAY EZEGE 1

    I am that influencer #humbleiykethepanafrican
    Today we celebrate one of the most consistent and successful African Rappers of all time PHYNO FINO Here are some facts about the undisputed Igbo rapper.. 1. Azubuike Chibuzo Nelson aka Phyno was born and raised in Enugu State. He is an indigene of Anambra state and hails from a family of 5 kids with him being the 4th. 2. His stage name Phyno is derived from the word phenomenal, and was the nickname given to him by one of his secondary school friends named Emeka. 3. Phyno is widely known as the ambassador of rap music in the Igbo Language. He told the Nigerian Tribune that he raps in Igbo because he respects his culture and loves being himself. 4. He studied public administration at the Institute of Management and Technology in Enugu, and started profiting from music during his second year at IMT. 5. His latest nickname ‘eze nnunu‘ is an Igbo phrase which means king of birds, a tribute to his childhood ambition of being a pilot. 6. His official debut single, Ghost Mode which featured Olamide changed the rappers fortunes for good and his career has been on the rise ever since. No Guts No Glory was released to critical acclaim and featured heavyweights such as Olamide, P-Square, Omawumi, MI Abaga, Flavour, Ice Prince and Timaya. 7.However if the rapper gets a chance to date a celeb, then it will be Genevieve Nnaji who is his celeb crush. 8. Phyno has a couple of awards to his name. He won the Best Rap Single at the 2014 Headies and has so far won 3 times at the prestigious music awards. 9. He was discovered by M.I and Mr Raw. During one radio interview Phyno revealed that he got his first big break through respected music icons M.I and Mr. Raw. He said the two artistes discovered his talent and gave him a platform to display it. 10. He is known as a very peaceful musician who only ones to produce good music,he gets along with everyone close to him. HAPPY BIRTHDAY EZEGE 1 I am that influencer #humbleiykethepanafrican
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  • Important information on hybrid chickens

    Hybrid hens have been developed through selectively cross-breeding the most productive strains of pure-breed layers. While some characteristics of the original parent stock may remain, hybrid hens are specially bred to be docile(less aggressive),they don't go broody easily and lay a high number of eggs in their first year.

    The best of them can produce an egg almost every day – at their peak, 5 hens could give you 25 eggs a week.

    They are several varieties such as Isa Brown, Lohmann Brown, Hyline Brown, Brown Nick, Bovan Brown among others.

    I will give you both their advantages and disadvantages:

    Advantages of hybrids
    1. They lay a high numbers of eggs in their first year of laying.
    2. Their egg yields are more predictable than those of pure-breeds.
    3. They mature early from 18 weeks of age as compared to pure breeds which start laying from 24 to 28 weeks of age.
    4. They are usually easy to manage if you follow the rules of poultry management.
    5. They are less likely to go broody hence plenty of eggs laid and only a few will go broody under poor management.
    6. If routinely vaccinated against a number of diseases the disease incidences will always be lower.
    7. They are generally cheaper to buy than pure-breeds. Compare buying a hybrid layer chick at 100 birr compared to other purebreed chicks e.g silky,brahmas at 220birr each.

    Disadvantages of hybrid layers.

    1. Their laying can sometimes be unpredictable after the first year of laying. As they approach 72 to 80 weeks their laying reduces and hence sold as ex layers. Pure breeds can lay for as long as 4 years.
    2. Tend not to live as long as pure-breeds. Pure breeds can go for upto 6 years unless it dies from diseases or natural causes.
    3. Hybrids don’t ‘breed true’ – the only way to obtain more of the same type is to buy new chicks from breeders and suppliers of chicks. If you breed hybrid chicken then you get poor /inferior offsprings.
    4. Careful feeding is important for hybrids to meet the demands of intensive egg-production. You can't feed hybrid layers on left over feeds or table scraps and expect good egg production. A carefully formulated feed with all nutrients is required for excellent egg production.
    5. Hybrid layers usually have tough and small amount of meat compared to pure breed hence not an excellent meat bird.
    6. Hybrids are less likely to be reliable if you want birds for brooding of eggs or if you want to hatch some eggs.
    7.Many traditional pure-breeds are declining due to the popularity of hybrids. People are more into business with hybrids hence pure-breed population is declining.
    Important information on hybrid chickensโ„น๏ธ Hybrid hens have been developed through selectively cross-breeding the most productive strains of pure-breed layers. While some characteristics of the original parent stock may remain, hybrid hens are specially bred to be docile(less aggressive),they don't go broody easily and lay a high number of eggs in their first year. The best of them can produce an egg almost every day – at their peak, 5 hens could give you 25 eggs a week. They are several varieties such as Isa Brown, Lohmann Brown, Hyline Brown, Brown Nick, Bovan Brown among others. I will give you both their advantages and disadvantages: Advantages of hybrids 1. They lay a high numbers of eggs in their first year of laying. 2. Their egg yields are more predictable than those of pure-breeds. 3. They mature early from 18 weeks of age as compared to pure breeds which start laying from 24 to 28 weeks of age. 4. They are usually easy to manage if you follow the rules of poultry management. 5. They are less likely to go broody hence plenty of eggs laid and only a few will go broody under poor management. 6. If routinely vaccinated against a number of diseases the disease incidences will always be lower. 7. They are generally cheaper to buy than pure-breeds. Compare buying a hybrid layer chick at 100 birr compared to other purebreed chicks e.g silky,brahmas at 220birr each. Disadvantages of hybrid layers. 1. Their laying can sometimes be unpredictable after the first year of laying. As they approach 72 to 80 weeks their laying reduces and hence sold as ex layers. Pure breeds can lay for as long as 4 years. 2. Tend not to live as long as pure-breeds. Pure breeds can go for upto 6 years unless it dies from diseases or natural causes. 3. Hybrids don’t ‘breed true’ – the only way to obtain more of the same type is to buy new chicks from breeders and suppliers of chicks. If you breed hybrid chicken then you get poor /inferior offsprings. 4. Careful feeding is important for hybrids to meet the demands of intensive egg-production. You can't feed hybrid layers on left over feeds or table scraps and expect good egg production. A carefully formulated feed with all nutrients is required for excellent egg production. 5. Hybrid layers usually have tough and small amount of meat compared to pure breed hence not an excellent meat bird. 6. Hybrids are less likely to be reliable if you want birds for brooding of eggs or if you want to hatch some eggs. 7.Many traditional pure-breeds are declining due to the popularity of hybrids. People are more into business with hybrids hence pure-breed population is declining.
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  • How to Construct a Poultry House

    Commercial chicken farming demands expertise, understanding, and unwavering commitment for success. Getting your poultry housing right is crucial for laying a solid foundation for your venture. Here's a handy checklist to guide you through poultry house construction:

    Provide Comfort: Ensure your poultry house offers a comfortable environment shielding birds from weather extremities like rain, wind, and direct sunlight.

    Spaciousness: Allocate adequate space based on stocking density:

    Layers: 1m² for 6 birds
    Broilers: 1m² for 11 birds

    Ventilation: Opt for an open-sided house with east-west orientation to allow natural airflow. Avoid direct sunlight exposure.

    Structure: Construct a rectangular-shaped house with a wall not exceeding three feet in height on the longer side. Opt for materials like stones, iron sheets, or bricks for durability.

    Mesh Matters: Use a small gauge chicken wire mesh to prevent entry of wild birds, dogs, and rodents. Consider a plastic-coated mesh for longevity.

    Roofing: Choose a reflective surface for the roof and ensure proper pitch for ventilation. Maintain adequate gap between birds and roof to prevent heat stress.

    Flooring: floors should be ideal for easy cleaning and disinfection.

    Hygiene Measures: Install a foot-bath at the entrance and clear vegetation around the pen to deter rodents. Keep the feed store separate to minimize rodent attraction.

    Isolation: Construct the house in isolated areas to minimize contamination risks.

    Ventilation Management: Optimal ventilation is crucial for heat and moisture regulation, oxygen supply, and air quality improvement. Open curtains for airflow during warm weather and close them for warmth during cold spells.

    Safety: Fence the area and keep doors locked to prevent entry of stray animals and visitors.
    How to Construct a Poultry House Commercial chicken farming demands expertise, understanding, and unwavering commitment for success. Getting your poultry housing right is crucial for laying a solid foundation for your venture. Here's a handy checklist to guide you through poultry house construction: ๐ŸŒŸ Provide Comfort: Ensure your poultry house offers a comfortable environment shielding birds from weather extremities like rain, wind, and direct sunlight. ๐ŸŒŸ Spaciousness: Allocate adequate space based on stocking density: Layers: 1m² for 6 birds Broilers: 1m² for 11 birds ๐ŸŒŸ Ventilation: Opt for an open-sided house with east-west orientation to allow natural airflow. Avoid direct sunlight exposure. ๐ŸŒŸ Structure: Construct a rectangular-shaped house with a wall not exceeding three feet in height on the longer side. Opt for materials like stones, iron sheets, or bricks for durability. ๐ŸŒŸ Mesh Matters: Use a small gauge chicken wire mesh to prevent entry of wild birds, dogs, and rodents. Consider a plastic-coated mesh for longevity. ๐ŸŒŸ Roofing: Choose a reflective surface for the roof and ensure proper pitch for ventilation. Maintain adequate gap between birds and roof to prevent heat stress. ๐ŸŒŸ Flooring: floors should be ideal for easy cleaning and disinfection. ๐ŸŒŸ Hygiene Measures: Install a foot-bath at the entrance and clear vegetation around the pen to deter rodents. Keep the feed store separate to minimize rodent attraction. ๐ŸŒŸ Isolation: Construct the house in isolated areas to minimize contamination risks. ๐ŸŒŸ Ventilation Management: Optimal ventilation is crucial for heat and moisture regulation, oxygen supply, and air quality improvement. Open curtains for airflow during warm weather and close them for warmth during cold spells. ๐ŸŒŸ Safety: Fence the area and keep doors locked to prevent entry of stray animals and visitors.
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  • Some women eh...Tufiakwa!

    Pay light bill.... My husband is not at home.

    Pay water bill.... My husband is not at home.

    Bring money for water.... "My husband is not at home".

    Pay for vigilante.... "My husband is not at home".

    Pay for waste management.... "My husband is not at home".

    Child cries for biscuits.... “Wait for daddy to return”.

    Even to fill cooking gas she is waiting for husband!

    No bathing soap ....”Let’s wait for daddy to return”

    Change your dead security bulb.... "My husband travelled".

    Security bulb!!! I mean security bulb o.... bulb, bulbuuu.
    How much is bulb bikonu? Your own safety kwa? Hiaaaa!
    We should wait for the man that travelled to Kafanchan abi Payang to come and buy bulb for you? Which kind thing be that?

    If you are like this woman and you are here, biko change!

    What did I say? CHANGE!
    Abi your husband is not around to change u

    #DaSpaceSetter
    Some women eh...Tufiakwa! ๐Ÿ˜Ÿ๐Ÿ˜•๐Ÿค” Pay light bill.... My husband is not at home. Pay water bill.... My husband is not at home. Bring money for water.... "My husband is not at home". Pay for vigilante.... "My husband is not at home". Pay for waste management.... "My husband is not at home". Child cries for biscuits.... “Wait for daddy to return”. Even to fill cooking gas she is waiting for husband! No bathing soap ๐Ÿงผ....”Let’s wait for daddy to return” Change your dead security bulb.... "My husband travelled". Security bulb!!!๐Ÿ’ก I mean security bulb o.... bulb, bulbuuu. How much is bulb bikonu? Your own safety kwa? Hiaaaa! We should wait for the man that travelled to Kafanchan abi Payang to come and buy bulb for you? Which kind thing be that? If you are like this woman and you are here, biko change! What did I say? CHANGE! Abi your husband is not around to change u๐Ÿ˜ #DaSpaceSetter
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  • 40 reasons why reading books can be a transformative habit:

    1. Mental Stimulation: Keeps your brain active and sharp, reducing the risk of cognitive decline.
    2. Stress Reduction: Reading can help you relax and reduce stress levels.
    3. Knowledge Acquisition: Books are a great source of knowledge on a variety of topics.
    4. Vocabulary Expansion: The more you read, the more words you are exposed to.
    5. Improved Focus: Reading requires concentration, which can enhance your attention span.
    6. Better Writing Skills: Exposure to well-written work improves your own writing style.
    7. Empathy Building: Fiction helps readers understand others’ perspectives and emotions.
    8. Cultural Understanding: Books allow you to explore different cultures and ways of life.
    9. Self-Improvement: Non-fiction books provide actionable insights for personal growth.
    10. Entertainment: Books offer endless entertainment without the need for technology.
    11. Improved Memory: Reading regularly enhances memory by requiring you to recall details, characters, and themes.
    12. Critical Thinking: Analyzing a book’s content improves your ability to think critically.
    13. Inspiration and Motivation: Many books, especially biographies and self-help books, inspire readers to achieve more.
    14. Increased Creativity: Reading stimulates imagination, leading to more creative thinking.
    15. Improved Sleep: Reading before bed can help signal to your body that it’s time to relax and rest.
    16. Emotional Management: Books provide comfort during difficult times, offering coping strategies and understanding.
    17. Escapism: Books offer an escape from the stresses of daily life by immersing you in another world.
    18. Conversation Starters: Reading gives you topics to discuss with friends and colleagues.
    19. Goal Setting: Books on personal development encourage setting and achieving goals.
    20. Building Discipline: Developing a reading habit fosters discipline and consistency.
    21. Lifelong Learning: Books provide ongoing learning opportunities in every stage of life.
    22. Perspective Shifting: Reading helps you see the world through different lenses.
    23. Cognitive Flexibility: Exposure to different ideas helps your brain adapt and shift between topics.
    24. Self-Reflection: Many books prompt readers to reflect on their own lives and values.
    25. Mindfulness: Reading can be a meditative practice, promoting a state of focus and mindfulness.
    26. Improved Imagination: Fiction, in particular, stimulates your ability to visualize and imagine new scenarios.
    27. Development of Analytical Skills: Following plotlines or themes enhances your ability to analyze complex information.
    28. Time Management: Reading regularly can teach you how to prioritize time effectively.
    29. Increased Productivity: Books can provide tips and strategies for better productivity and time management.
    30. Emotional Intelligence: Reading stories with complex characters helps develop emotional intelligence.
    31. Learning from Others' Mistakes: Non-fiction, particularly biographies, allows you to learn from others' life experiences.
    32. Entertainment on a Budget: Reading is a low-cost form of entertainment with an almost infinite variety of material.
    33. Breaking Monotony: Reading is an engaging way to break free from everyday routines.
    34. Family Bonding: Reading together or sharing books fosters connection with family members.
    35. Developing a Growth Mindset: Books encourage you to believe in the potential for personal improvement.
    36. Enhanced Communication Skills: Reading improves both your verbal and written communication skills.
    37. Boost in Self-Confidence: Gaining knowledge and insights boosts your confidence in various conversations and activities.
    38. Exploration of New Ideas: Books expose you to concepts and possibilities you might never encounter otherwise.
    39. Learning to Think Independently: Reading helps you form your own opinions and resist groupthink.
    40. A Positive Habit: Reading is a healthy, enriching habit that can become a daily routine for life.

    Whether for personal development, entertainment, or education, books offer endless benefits
    40 reasons why reading books can be a transformative habit: 1. Mental Stimulation: Keeps your brain active and sharp, reducing the risk of cognitive decline. 2. Stress Reduction: Reading can help you relax and reduce stress levels. 3. Knowledge Acquisition: Books are a great source of knowledge on a variety of topics. 4. Vocabulary Expansion: The more you read, the more words you are exposed to. 5. Improved Focus: Reading requires concentration, which can enhance your attention span. 6. Better Writing Skills: Exposure to well-written work improves your own writing style. 7. Empathy Building: Fiction helps readers understand others’ perspectives and emotions. 8. Cultural Understanding: Books allow you to explore different cultures and ways of life. 9. Self-Improvement: Non-fiction books provide actionable insights for personal growth. 10. Entertainment: Books offer endless entertainment without the need for technology. 11. Improved Memory: Reading regularly enhances memory by requiring you to recall details, characters, and themes. 12. Critical Thinking: Analyzing a book’s content improves your ability to think critically. 13. Inspiration and Motivation: Many books, especially biographies and self-help books, inspire readers to achieve more. 14. Increased Creativity: Reading stimulates imagination, leading to more creative thinking. 15. Improved Sleep: Reading before bed can help signal to your body that it’s time to relax and rest. 16. Emotional Management: Books provide comfort during difficult times, offering coping strategies and understanding. 17. Escapism: Books offer an escape from the stresses of daily life by immersing you in another world. 18. Conversation Starters: Reading gives you topics to discuss with friends and colleagues. 19. Goal Setting: Books on personal development encourage setting and achieving goals. 20. Building Discipline: Developing a reading habit fosters discipline and consistency. 21. Lifelong Learning: Books provide ongoing learning opportunities in every stage of life. 22. Perspective Shifting: Reading helps you see the world through different lenses. 23. Cognitive Flexibility: Exposure to different ideas helps your brain adapt and shift between topics. 24. Self-Reflection: Many books prompt readers to reflect on their own lives and values. 25. Mindfulness: Reading can be a meditative practice, promoting a state of focus and mindfulness. 26. Improved Imagination: Fiction, in particular, stimulates your ability to visualize and imagine new scenarios. 27. Development of Analytical Skills: Following plotlines or themes enhances your ability to analyze complex information. 28. Time Management: Reading regularly can teach you how to prioritize time effectively. 29. Increased Productivity: Books can provide tips and strategies for better productivity and time management. 30. Emotional Intelligence: Reading stories with complex characters helps develop emotional intelligence. 31. Learning from Others' Mistakes: Non-fiction, particularly biographies, allows you to learn from others' life experiences. 32. Entertainment on a Budget: Reading is a low-cost form of entertainment with an almost infinite variety of material. 33. Breaking Monotony: Reading is an engaging way to break free from everyday routines. 34. Family Bonding: Reading together or sharing books fosters connection with family members. 35. Developing a Growth Mindset: Books encourage you to believe in the potential for personal improvement. 36. Enhanced Communication Skills: Reading improves both your verbal and written communication skills. 37. Boost in Self-Confidence: Gaining knowledge and insights boosts your confidence in various conversations and activities. 38. Exploration of New Ideas: Books expose you to concepts and possibilities you might never encounter otherwise. 39. Learning to Think Independently: Reading helps you form your own opinions and resist groupthink. 40. A Positive Habit: Reading is a healthy, enriching habit that can become a daily routine for life. Whether for personal development, entertainment, or education, books offer endless benefits
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