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Ayedaade Business HUB Every events in Ayedaade Local Government (Gbongan, Ode omu, orile owu)

31/10/2025

*Between Nigerian entrepreneurs and workers*

A WOMAN BLOCKED ALL AVENUES OF STEALING HER INVENTORY, GUESS WHAT THEY DID NEXT??

This woman sells hair.
You know all these Instagram hair vendors that sell expensive hair.

She took her time to deploy inventory systems and thorough processes.

If customer places an order, all items on that order are issued from the store, packed and sent out.

The store is managed by an outsourced inventory management company that balance the records monthly and report only to her.

3 months passed, nothing missing from the store.

Everywhere was tight.

Dem no fit steal.

Ha!!!!
They developed another strategy.

Customer places order for 4 items.
Store issues the 4 items for packing.
They pack 3 and steal 1.

They started stealing from customer orders.

The woman started getting dragged by customers.

"My order is incomplete!
Refund me for the items not sent.
You think I am a fool?"

Angry customers were dragging her.

Nwannem, thats when she realized the new pattern of stealing.

You blocked the inventory department.
They shifted to Fulfilment Department.

Now, she has added internal control.

Inventory department issues the items.
Fulfillment packs and doesnt seal.
Internal control checks, stamps and seals the order. The bags are tamper proof.
Logistics takes the bags from internal control.

See how staff make you become like a bank oh.

Only to sell hair, you need so many departments because of criminals.

She has technology + outsourced services + processes + internal control...
All these, just to sell hair oh.

And you want to start a business without sitting down to think like a criminal???

Are you serious??

Hey!
Dem go chop you eh

Biko oh, dont launch that business without considering risk management.

This is what I called the *COBRA EFFECT*When the policy you implement to solve a particular problem ends up increasing t...
22/10/2025

This is what I called the *COBRA EFFECT*

When the policy you implement to solve a particular problem ends up increasing the same problem...

Short one, the term Cobra effect came up in India when the British colonialists were facing snake 🐍 bites.
To solve this problem, they announced a bounty on every Cobra snake killed and submitted...
Initially, the policy went well, until there was no longer snake to kill, then the natives started breeding snakes for bounties...

In the end, the British caused Indians snake pollution to increase by over 100%...

This is the same effect when the Minister of Power (Adelabu) implemented band A in hopes of increasing power supply (so he said)...
Some said it's to generate more money for Discos...

In the end, large organizations who can actually pay for Band A are looking for alternatives, bcos Band A is expensive, and power is still not stable...

Same thing is happening in the Nigerian education sector.

Policy is not trial and error...
It's not sporty bet...

It must be well planned and implemented.

22/10/2025

According to McKinsey & Co, only 2 Million Nigerians make more than $10,000 (4M) per year.

Nigerians are over 160 Million.

That is why The only thing that can scale to $1 Billion in Nigeria are ABSOLUTE necessities and only a few companies have done it & includes.
1. MTN
2. Interswitch
3. Chivita
4. Instant Noodles

See the pattern? Nigerians are poor. Whatever you produce will compete with FOOD.

Have this at the back of your mind while you innovate.

*📣Between Bitcoin, Order and Big Dogs*In the Bitcoin world, order has arrived, and with it, the giants. The stable state...
16/10/2025

*📣Between Bitcoin, Order and Big Dogs*

In the Bitcoin world, order has arrived, and with it, the giants. The stable state of crypto is arriving, but the players now dominating are the familiar gatekeepers of global finance. Years ago, the small pioneers laboured and pleaded for “regulatory clarity.” I noted then that once that clarity comes, the world’s elephants like lackRock, Fidelity, and the rest would walk into the room.

Yes, when the rules of the game become institutional, the startup dreamers fade into the background. It is like transforming Nigeria to operate like Switzerland, inviting Warren Buffett and his billions, and yet hoping that a small local desk investor in Lagos will still have a fair chance in some deals.

Let me be clear: I am not against order. Systems need structure. But perfection is an illusion; every clarity carries both pros and cons. Look at what has happened already. The Bitcoin ETF market has been normalized, and the scoreboard tells the story. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), launched in January 2024, has just crossed $100 billion in assets under management, becoming the fastest ETF in history to hit that milestone. Regulation did not liberate the pioneers; it simply institutionalized the sector. Period!

So, Good People, in ten years, the heroes of the early crypto revolution, the ones who fought for legitimacy, will be remembered in exhibits and documentaries. They prayed for government approval, and government answered. But in that moment of answered prayer, the big players showed up with deep pockets, deeper systems, and swept the table clean.

The moral: be careful what you pray for, because when order comes in finance, the incumbents will arrive. Oh yes, the market would have been better for you if order was not there. Bitcoin is becoming a big man's asset unlike just a few years ago when it was for the people

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), the flagship spot Bitcoin ETF launched in January 2024, has officially surpassed $100 billion in assets under management (AUM) as of October 14, 2025—making it the fastest-growing ETF in history to reach this threshold. This feat was accomplished in just...

21/01/2024

No gree for anybody...
..and you agree?

*Between a seller and the buyer (III)*Now that you know what you are selling.WHAT ARE THEY BUYING? 🤷🏻‍♂️"People buy on e...
13/01/2024

*Between a seller and the buyer (III)*

Now that you know what you are selling.

WHAT ARE THEY BUYING? 🤷🏻‍♂️

"People buy on emotion, and justify on logic"
~ Zig Ziglar

*Short story*
I stumbled on a photographic studio few years ago in lekki.
They operates 24/7 with constant patronage of customers (mid-level celebrities), and they charge around 100k to 500k per studio session. Yes

So what makes this studio special? 🤷🏻‍♂️

This man has different studio to mimick real life scenario. Talk of:
* Private Jet studio
* A*o rock studio
* Bentley Studio
* Lamborghini studio
* Snow effect studio ati bebelo

The lagosians I know are big on "packaging" (...a little bit of fake life yunno)😉
This is a marketing strategy that meet intending clients. 😂

So I was not surprised when I saw some BBN celebrities and Social media influenzas using the back-door to patronize them...🌚

So if I may ask:
* Is that man the best Photography company in Lekki?

So What's he selling? 🤷🏻‍♂️
* Studio location ?
* Or Packaging?

~To be continued 🚶🏽‍♂️

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