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Femi Otedola Biography Mr. Femi Otedola is a Nigerian Businessman, CEO of Zenon Petroleum and Gas Limited and chairman of Forte Oil Plc. He also made it to the Forbes list of richest people in Africa alongside such famous billionaire as Aliko Dangote. Learn more about the man who is a major player in the oil and gas industry. Mr. Femi Otedola is a Nigerian oil mogul and one of the richest people in Africa. Born on the 4th of November 1962, Femi Otedola is a son of a former governor of Lagos State, Sir Michael Otedola. He obtained a university degree at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State. Before venturing into the petroleum industry, he took charge of his family’s printing press business. In 1994, Mr. Otedola started Centre Force Limited which specialized in finance, investment, and trading. Femi Otedola career Mr. Femi Otedola has asserted himself in the market of the Nigerian oil and gas. In 2003, he founded the Zenon Petroleum and Gas Limited which specializes

#1. Teacher There are many animal-related jobs that are available to you as a zoology graduate. There is also a need to teach other students interested in the subject. It requires someone with experience in this career field to teach future generations about this science. You could teach at a high school with a teaching certification, earn a graduate degree and teach at a graduate level, or earn a PhD and conduct research studies that teach others more about your field. Teachers earn a salary that is based on their level of education and local pay scales. A high school teacher in the US Midwest might earn $35,000. With a PhD, you could potentially earn $100,000 or more. #2. Taxonomist In this career option, you would be responsible for grouping organisms into specific categories. You would look for relationships between different animals and what their life origins would be. Your worksite could be at home watching videos of animals, going out into the field to study behavior

Vincent Adeoba's goods in his hostel rom OAU graduate of Accounting and also former president of the department of management & accounting OAU, 2013/2014 session Vincent Adeoba   whose story went viral upon his graduation from school? Well, the last has not been heard of him. In this post, Vincent shares some entrepreneural secrets behind his success in college, and how with the basic capital of N200, he was able to grow his business on campus to a monthly earning of about N500,000. Sounds doubtful? Well, hear from him! ‘ ‘I started my first business with #200 (Two Hundred Naira) because these market women supported me. If you are conversant with Obafemi Awolowo University, Central Market, you will probably know the two women in this picture Iya Yemisi and Iya Quadri, the other man is the husband of the old woman that I used to buy groundnut in bulk from, she could not make my convocation but she asked her husband to represent her. They are part of my success story as far

Money, fame and power are just some of the attributes that make today’s world billionaires who they are and these young outstanding Nigerians have achieved that in a very short time. Young, brimming with ideas and and a determination to achieve the impossible, these three young men are pragmatically carving a niche for themselves in the global centre stage as respectable billionaires in their own right: 1. Sijibomi Ogundele Sijibomi is notably the youngest Nigerian man so far to reach a billion in earnings from business investments. The 34 year old entrepreneur who is the CEO of Sujimoto, a real estate business empire, was featured in Forbes Africa as a brave young Entrepreneur, an astute businessman with the capacity to change the Nigerian real-estate industry. Mr. Ogundele boasts of a vast degree of experience as a venture capitalist and investment strategist has provided a solid background in ensuring Sujimoto achieves its mission in the establishment of classy housing units i