Creative Namibian Enterpreneur!!!

Justina Kavale is a 33 year old entrepreneur who has found a new passion in soaps and cosmetics. She recently started a small business in Namibia that will focus on manufacturing soaps, detergents and cosmetics. Running her business part time, Justina hopes to be able to eventually focus on growing her business and leaving her regular “9-5” job. Her dream is to become a full-time Entrepreneur and she is on her way to business success!

AEA: What motivated you to start your own company?

JK: The idea of starting up my own company started building up in me when I registered for my Masters in Business Administration. As I did the different modules, I realized that my position in the organization I worked for did not necessarily allow me to use some of those skills. So I thought, if I have my own company, I will be able to apply some of the concepts better. Things like innovation as part of Entrepreneurship, Market Research, basic accounting/ bookkeeping and many more. Then the idea of registering my own company was born and became a reality in May 2012.

UNILAG STUDENT BREAKS RECORD!!!

Mr Ayodele Daniel Dada has emerged the first student since the inception of the Universiity of Lagos to graduate with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 5.000. 

 while addressing a pre-convocation press conference at the university’s Senate Chamber, The Vice Chancellor, Professor Rahmon Bello disclosed that Ayodele, a student of Psychology department is one of the 178 First Class students ‎that would graduate  for the 2014/2015 academic session with a 5.00 CGPA which he tagged a “perfect score”.

Amazing Story of a Bread Seller Turned Model

It all started a few weeks ago when Tinie Tempah visited Nigeria and ace photographer TY Bello met up with the British-Nigerian rapper for a This Day Style magazine photo shoot.

Along the line, a bread-seller, Olajumoke was moving in her strides on a miraculous journey that would catapult her from grass to fame and glossy pages of popular magazines. A casual shot from the lenses of the ace photographer and substantial interest generated by her image in the social media transported fame and fortune to the doorsteps of this damsel who left her village in Ire, Osun state, South-West Nigeria to sell bread in Lagos.