There was this story about the ignorant man that one of my mentors shared with me some years ago. I have decided to share the story with you and I hope you will enjoy it as well. The story is about a milkman living in one remote village in a certain kingdom. His name was Deenu. Deenu decided to build his hut far away from his village, in the woods after he observed that people no longer values the virtues of Truth, Piety and honesty. He was very comfortable and preferred the quietness of the woods rather than the noisy atmosphere of the village. He lived there alone; without a wife or a servant except his two cows. He fed them well and took proper care of them. Everyday he took the two cows to the field to graze and to a nearby lake to drink water. The two cows gave him enough milk to make him live comfortably. With the milk that the two cows gave, he earned enough money to live happily. Deenu was an honest man and was contented with the kind of life he was living but ther

Having worked in the Finance and Accounts Department for over six years I have observed that many people spend their entire working years without understanding what retirement actually looks like. Although they know for sure that one day they will retire but they unconsciously do not wish to talk more about it, instead, they believe that when they get to the river, then they will find out how to cross it. The most unfortunate thing about retirement is that, it happens at the time that many people are never prepared. The biggest regrets which to me is the most painful in life is not about the things we didn’t do right during our working life but it’s about the things we failed to do.  If you fail or miss an examination, there could be a second chance to rewrite it but, what makes retirement regrets so painful is that, there is no chance to re-do your mistakes. These are the kind of regrets that we witness often at the finance and accounts department. Such unfortunate experienc

It had been generally agreed in all economies of the world that entrepreneurship is a major key for unlocking the doors of economic growth and development. It is a potent tool for driving the objectives of industrial development, self reliance and employment generation. In our nation today, more than ever before the significance of entrepreneurship as the long term imperative to overcoming the myriads of economic challenges facing the nation has been often emphasized by business development experts. Although the various successive administrations in Nigeria have implemented several economic programmes and policies aimed at stimulating entrepreneurship development but these programmes and policies could not achieve significant results because we have failed to understand the dynamic nature of the concept of entrepreneurship. What we have always done here and still doing today is following the basic principles of entrepreneurship as it was in the first century. We have always be

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