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We can't obviously be discussing the Module 'What does the law say?', without hearing from a lawyerMeet Our Faculty Opey...
22/04/2026

We can't obviously be discussing the Module 'What does the law say?', without hearing from a lawyer

Meet Our Faculty

Opeyemi Oladimeji is a seasoned Lawyer and Policy Development Expert with nearly a decade of experience driving governance, youth development, and social impact across Nigeria and West Africa.

From founding the Future Builders Initiative to working with the ECOWAS Commission and the National Assembly, he brings deep expertise in policy, corporate administration, institutional development, and civic engagement.

As Lead Consultant at DMJ-Global Consulting and Publisher of West Africa Watch, he continues to shape conversations around governance, inclusion, and sustainable development.

Today, he will be taking us through Module 3: “What Does the Law Say?” with a focus on Developing a Legal Infrastructure, a crucial step in building a business that is not just profitable but properly structured and sustainable.

You’d think you know a lot about how well your business is compliant with the regulatory laws, until you have a conversa...
21/04/2026

You’d think you know a lot about how well your business is compliant with the regulatory laws, until you have a conversation with a compliance officer and boy you’d be shocked.

But this was not the case at Local to Global Program (L2GP), the participants actually did sign up to learn about how to make their businesses more compliant, and our faculty Oluwanifemi Ojo, held back nothing.

Introducing the Module 3, ‘What does the law say’, which speaks to how entrepreneurs can develop legal structures for their businesses. Our faculty focused on teaching the topic ‘Building a business nobody can take from you’.

Whilst we dove into CAC registration, tax dos and don’ts in line with the new tax rules, one of the things our faculty hammered was “ignorance isn’t a protection”.

It was an all-round impactful session and the participants are better for it.

Looking forward to tomorrow, week 9 of 26weeks.

Last week was one for the books, because our faculty brought his game on… but before we spill, get to know our Faculty ...
21/04/2026

Last week was one for the books, because our faculty brought his game on… but before we spill, get to know our Faculty

We’re excited to introduce Oluwanifemi Ebenezer Ojo, a visionary entrepreneur and systems architect focused on building businesses that outlive their founders.

As the Group Chairman of Nifemi Ojo Holdings, he is known for helping entrepreneurs understand business structuring, CAC registration, and brand protection as key tools for growth, not just legal steps.

Through initiatives like The StudentPreneur Academy and NYSC – What Next, he continues to empower young founders with the right mindset and systems.

His philosophy:
“If you build it casually, it will collapse casually, but if you build it institutionally, it will outlive you.”

As a facilitator, expect practical, insightful, and action-driven sessions that will challenge you to build not just a business but a lasting institution.

In the spirit of we are reminiscing on the three ‘awemazing’ weeks we spent with at powered by in collaboration wi...
18/04/2026

In the spirit of we are reminiscing on the three ‘awemazing’ weeks we spent with at powered by in collaboration with

Ended last-week, but felt like it shouldn’t have. Talk about one’s mind being blown out, session upon session it was mind blowing. 🤯

Started off with debunking myths about ideas we all seemed to be guilt of. Went on to teach the three circular stages in business that are more important than having an idea. Dissected how beyond demographics in business, psychographics is how smart entrepreneurs are selling their ideas, making ex*****on faster.

We even had a live session where participants talked about the ideas they are working on and their current obstacle and the faculty, made sure he addressed all, it was giving LIVE STRATEGY SESSION.

Lastly he capped it with teaching on how to build an MVP from any ideation process, it was really eye-opening.

In all, those were three weeks, totaling over 6hours of engagement well spent.

Our Founder/Executive Director speaks a whole lot about growth and quite honestly is a bedrock value proposition here ....
01/04/2026

Our Founder/Executive Director speaks a whole lot about growth and quite honestly is a bedrock value proposition here .

However, if there’s something we’ve noticed, it’s how many people do not have the faintest clue on how to start that journey.

They have ideas, because of course who doesn’t... good or bad.

But after that, what next?

So, this month... our message is your ‘what next’

We created a very abridged version to share how to turn those ideas of yours into action.

Interestingly, this coincides with the module is taking at .

You should take time to read it.

Week 4 of 26; Meet Our Facilitator, who will be moving us to our next module, SO WHAT YOU HAVE AN IDEA? We are excited t...
25/03/2026

Week 4 of 26; Meet Our Facilitator, who will be moving us to our next module, SO WHAT YOU HAVE AN IDEA?

We are excited to introduce , a Brand Strategist and Social Entrepreneur with over a decade of experience helping brands and individuals grow through strategy, creativity, and innovation.

TJA is widely known for his ability to provide practical and creative solutions that help organisations build strong systems, culture, and direction for growth. His work spans across personal brands, corporate organisations, and government-related projects, with a strong focus on leadership, development, and impact.

He is the founder of , a non-profit organisation committed to human capital development in under-served communities. TJA also serves as the founder/lead strategist , a creative agency delivering strategic solutions to ambitious brands. He is the founder of , hacking local businesses in a form to model global excellence. He is also the co-founder of a budding property development company, PROPATI.

TJA’s approach is rooted in creativity, simplicity, and excellence, with a strong passion for empowering people and building sustainable systems.

We look forward to an insightful and impactful session with him.

Last week at was nothing shy of the word EXPLOSIVE... our faculty Olumide Bamgbelu expanded the minds of participants,...
25/03/2026

Last week at was nothing shy of the word EXPLOSIVE... our faculty Olumide Bamgbelu expanded the minds of participants, sealing up module 1; Problem no dey finish.

Over the course of his session, he simplified how problems are gateways to opportunities, and how to identify those with profit potential.

Below are some of the punchy statements gathered from his session.

1️⃣ “Most ventures, businesses, and companies started as solutions to problems.”

2️⃣ “Profit is not magic—it is the ability to solve problems.”

3️⃣ “The bigger and more urgent the problem, the bigger the reward.”

4️⃣ “Nigeria is full of problems—and that means it is full of opportunities.”

5️⃣ “Complaints are not bad; they are business opportunities in disguise.”

6️⃣ “Every delay or deficiency in customer experience is an opportunity.”

7️⃣ “If a problem is stressful, there is likely an opportunity in it.”

8️⃣ “Not all problems will bring money—some will only bring more problems.”

9️⃣ “There is money you spend not to make more money, but to gain experience.”

🔟 “Scared money does not make more money.”

1️⃣1️⃣ “Whatever problem you choose to solve must be one people are willing to pay for.”

1️⃣2️⃣ “It is not enough to spot a problem—you must be willing to solve it.”

1️⃣3️⃣ “You need the skill—or the network with the skill—to solve any problem.”

1️⃣4️⃣ “Start seeing problems as income, not just stress.”

1️⃣5️⃣ “Before starting a business, ask: Why is this happening? Who is affected? Can I solve it better? Will people pay for it?”

1️⃣6️⃣ “Many people fail because they ignore the real pain people are facing.”

1️⃣7️⃣ “Having too much capital too early can be the fastest path to business failure.”

Tell us in the comment section, which of these statements resonates with you the most?

cc: Prudent Imperial Multi-Creations

Week 3 of 26; Meet Our Next FacultyAs we continue Module 1: Problem No Dey Finish of the Local to Global Program, we are...
18/03/2026

Week 3 of 26; Meet Our Next Faculty

As we continue Module 1: Problem No Dey Finish of the Local to Global Program, we are excited to introduce our next faculty, Olumide Bamgbelu .

Olumide Bamgbelu is a Nigerian entrepreneur, real estate developer, and visionary leader committed to transforming the landscape of property ownership in Africa. He is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Buxstone Properties Limited, a fast-growing real estate company built on the belief that real estate should be accessible to everyday people, not just the wealthy.

Through innovative land investment opportunities, flexible payment structures, and community-focused developments, Buxstone has helped hundreds of Nigerians take their first steps toward land ownership. Under his leadership, the company has launched several residential and land banking projects across Southwest Nigeria, including estates in Ogun State, Ibadan, and Abeokuta.

Beyond real estate, Olumide is passionate about entrepreneurship, leadership, and youth empowerment. He actively shares insights on business, financial growth, and personal development, inspiring young Africans to pursue ownership and build impactful ventures. He is also the founder of Floorplan, an architecture and interior design studio based in Lagos.

Through his work, Olumide continues to champion a powerful idea: land ownership is not just for the wealthy, but an opportunity for everyday people willing to take the first step.

We look forward to an insightful and engaging session with him.

Damilare surely did turn up the volume, he was loud, clear, concise and unapologetically hitting the nail on its head. D...
17/03/2026

Damilare surely did turn up the volume, he was loud, clear, concise and unapologetically hitting the nail on its head. Don’t take our word for it. Swipe through these quotes. continues this week, watch out for our next faculty.

This week, with over 40 entrepreneurs, we’d be taking on the first Module toward a six month commitment, with a central ...
09/03/2026

This week, with over 40 entrepreneurs, we’d be taking on the first Module toward a six month commitment, with a central goal to understand the nitty-gritty of BUILDING A VIABLE BUSINESS FROM SCRATCH.

Whilst onboarding and introductions happened last week, this week we commence the classes proper, with an interesting topic: PROBLEM NO DEY FINISH (Identifying problems with profit potential).

Opening this session is an expert in content marketing, Damilare Olasinde.

For enquiries, contact the number on the flyer.

This is your call to march on to greatness. Much more awaits you at the other end.TJAN
01/03/2026

This is your call to march on to greatness. Much more awaits you at the other end.

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Monday na MONEY dey… No be by motivation alone.Beyond motivation, that business (idea) of yours needs structure to grow....
23/02/2026

Monday na MONEY dey… No be by motivation alone.

Beyond motivation, that business (idea) of yours needs structure to grow. In six months, we want to help you jumpstart that process.

Particularly if you are in your 0-5years of running your business, don’t sleep on this.

It’s FREE, click link in bio to register interest.

PS: L2GP is designed for 20 entrepreneurs (only few slots left).

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