Yoly Nigeria Limited

03/07/2021

Do you have Made in Africa products?
*Or any products and services you will like to show case?*
Increase your sales today by selling your products on our e-commerce platform *Sokokuu* as an SME or large corporation.

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26/05/2021

Our partner Ethiopian Airlines is ready to ship your made-in-African products within the shortest period of time. Visit sokokuu.africa and be part of Intra-African Trade today.

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25/05/2021

Do you have Made in Africa products? Increase your sales today by selling your products on Sokokuu as an SME or large corporation. Sokokuu platform makes your products visible to buyers across all AU member states.

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17/05/2021

https://www.aetradegroup.com/youth

The Global Competition for youth, SME and start-ups entrepreneur competition is held during the Second Intra-African Trade Fair from September 6th to September 12, 2021 in Kigali, Rwanda. Don't forget to add the event to your calendar. 

17/05/2021

💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

Sme Springboard Trade Fair 9.0
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👉🏽Holds July 31st.
🎈The last Saturday in July.
🎈Salary period🥳🥳
🎈Kids are on holls, no pressure on moms, of course they'd be excited for their kids to come have fun.
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🎂🎂We are having two cuties celebrate their birthday
(born July 31st) at the fair,
💙Jason and Jemima 💖

👉🏽Venue:Bolton white apartments and events centre wuse zone 7.

👉🏽 Vendor stalls are now selling.
N20,000

📞08069336400 Helen Asimegbe

Let's go 😍 😍 😍 😍

28/03/2021

*WHAT YOU MUST DO TO BE AN ACHIEVER.*

1. Kill your excuses and procrastination.

2. Destroy every form of distraction.

3. Avoid associating with negative minds. This is simply because they have problem with every solution.

4. Hang out with people who are more knowledgeable than you are.

5. Build mutual relationships with those who are already where you want to be.

6. Always feed your focus.

7. Be patient and consistent in what you do.

8. Add value to people's lives.

9. Have a written goal and clearly define your purpose.

10. Visualize where you want to be and be ready to pay the price to get there.

*Note!!!*

*" A lot of people will tell you that something isn’t going to work".*

It’s your choice whether you listen to them, or prove them wrong. A negative mind will never give you a positive life!

Don't let small minds convince you that your dreams are too big. Definitely successful people have fears, doubts, and worries! But they just don't let those feelings stop them. Don't give up."

They go the extra mile until they achieve success.

22/03/2021

A ittle boy approached a very successful man and said "I want to be successful like you" and the successful man replied "go and fail more". The little boy thinking the man didn't get what he said, asked him again. "I want to be successful like you, what should I do? and the successful man replied him again "go and fail more". The boy said "but people will laugh at me if I fail". The successful man replied "they laughed at me too but many of them who laughed at me then pay me today to listen to how I failed and some work in my farms". As the boy was leaving with sad face, the successful man called him and said "don't quit on your dream until people who will laugh at you start working for you". My gift for you today is the same advice that successful man gave the little boy, *Don't QUIT on your dream until people who will laugh at you start working in your farms.🤷🏾‍♂️*

Welcome the challenge, welcome the change... It's your path to greatness.

We live in world of possibilities...
Don't stop until you win!

20/03/2021

*_A LITTLE LESSON._*

*During the Nigeria-Biafra* civil war, *many Igbo people fled* other parts of the country for the East because they were being wantonly massacred and the Federal Military Government did little about it.

*Many abandoned their homes, property* and business for reasons safety.

*One of those who fled,* was a young Igbo architect who had a young Yoruba banker as a neighbour in Apapa, Lagos.

He also *abandoned his home* and with his family, fled for the East.

However, the young Yoruba banker, while the war raged, *rented out his neighbour's house* and kept every kobo for him while he was in the East.

In 1970, after the war had ended, the Igbo architect returned to Lagos and *the Yoruba banker handed over the entire proceeds* of the rent and also the house, to the Igbo architect.

A few years later, *the Igbo architect became the Vice President* of Nigeria and the Yoruba banker established a commercial bank; the first of its kind by a private citizen in Nigeria.

But *he could not get a license to begin* banking operations. Banking institutions stood against him.

Then the banker remembered his neighbour *who was now the Vice President* of Nigeria

He had tried to get an appointment to see the Vice in his office *but it was without success.*

He and his wife then *decided to track him* to the Christ Church Cathedral, Marina, Lagos on a particular Sunday.

In the Church *the security men would not allow them near* the Vice President.

The couple then decided to sit by the pew close to the aisle *with the hope that the Vice President would see them* as he walked to the front row.

Yet, he still didn't see them.

After church service, *they believed he will see them* on his way out but people around him and the security men blocked them.

That was when the banker's wife decided to take that feminine risk and *pulled the Vice President's attire* to get his attention.

*The Vice President turned* and saw his old friend and his wife.

*The young banker quickly narrated his plight* and told the Vice why he needed to see him.

He told him about his application for a bank licence.

“Don’t worry about tha,. *Just come tomorrow* the Vice President assured him.

At 3.00 pm the next day, the *Finance Minister called the banker on telephone* that his licence was ready. End of story.

That young banker was *Otunba Michael Olasubomi Balogun* while the architect in this narrative was *Dr. Alex Ekwueme.* the then Vice President of Nigeria.

The bank is what is now known as *First City Monument Bank (FCMB).*

See...! It is good to be good... Let's always show love and honesty to ourselves.

Allow sincerity to be your logo.

*Think good and do good unconditionally.*
Saw this from another forum. We might have read it before but let us take the lesson in it.

19/03/2021

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4o5IKzWDTbk

*PLEASE SHARE with the young women in your network that can benefit from this*

African women entrepreneurs are the lifeblood of our societies. Yet, they get six times less capital than men to start & grow their businesses.

Let's Change The Narrative On What It means to Be a Female Entrepreneur !

Yesterday I launched the *Nuli Amazons Program* to give young African women, seeking a leg-up in life, the opportunity to *OWN* their own Nuli restaurants, joining in the success of a leading brand, and backed with all the *FINANCING*, *MENTORSHIP* and *TRAINING* to make sure they become a strong force, capable of building a business that scales.

I’ve been really fortunate in my journey, but I know that although this has come from hard work and grit, I’ve also been very lucky, as millions of African female entrepreneurs haven’t had the opportunities that I’ve been blessed with.
Through challenging times, I could stand on the shoulders of giants. Now, I must help others climb on my shoulders too.

Those who are selected as Nuli Amazons do not need to worry about the money needed to start, as they will be given the funds to launch their Nuli store in any of Nuli's select country's in Africa. They will own this store jointly with me, meaning they are a shareholder and share in the profits and value of the enterprise. They will also gain a strong support system through direct access to and guidance from me and other influential business leaders. Finally, they will receive world-class business training from top-ranked institutions.

Requirements
- Woman aged between 22 and 35
- National of an African country
- Strong desire & commitment to be your own boss

*PLEASE SHARE* with young women in your network, who you believe will benefit from this. Encourage them to apply

www.nulilounge.com/nuliamazons

Also, please let me know if you would like to *Sponsor a Nuli Amazon*. More information on this can be found at
www.nulilounge.com/nuliamazons

You are ambitious, and focused on achieving your dreams.You are talented, and want to create wealth with your God-given gifts.You are strong-willed, and refu...

17/03/2021

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*BUILD FROM ONE*

It's not that your Village people are after you! It's not that you are cursed! It's not that the location you are is totally bad; *YOU ARE THE REASON YOU ARE NOT MAKING SALES!*

People Buy MENTALLY First Before Buying in the the Physical! If people don't TRUST What you are selling or the service you are providing, they will never patronize you!

TRUST is a Currency, that's not made in the bank but made with TIME!

For every business venture you start, you must give it TIME! The SendMe Errands that's now the best logistics service in Agbara/Badagry didn't start last year! They've been existing for 3 years plus! That's over ONE THOUSAND NINE FIFTY DAYS!

Stop rushing into a business and think in 6 months you will start making profit! Especially in Service Business!

Just because everyone is doing a particular business doesn't mean you MUST!
We are all wired differently!
Some people don't have the patience to do certain kinds of business! Some are too soft, others are too harsh; bottom line, you must find a business that aligns with your personality and STAY THERE!

Jumping from one business to the other doesn't make you a Serial Entrepreneur, rather, it makes you appear like an untrustworthy hustler who will do anything to make money!

In this country called Nigeria; almost all businesses have the potential to make you a millionaire; you just have to Pick Your Struggle and MIND YOUR BUSINESS!

08/03/2021

"Be careful of expectations that you set for others, but more importantly, be careful of the ones you set for yourself".
Cyndie Spiegel,

"Listen to your intuition about what is right for you. Each of us has to find our own way in honoring our needs."
Judith Orlof

"Wash away negative experiences of the day from your mind. Be confident in knowing that a new day brings new experiences and a new beginning."
Shadonna Richards

Have we ever envisioned a world without women?
It will be so boring and spineless.

Every Home, Every Heart, Every Feeling, Every Unit/Department, Every Moment Of happiness is incomplete without you. Only you can complete this world.

You have faced hardships with bravery and resilience.
You have disarmed problems through your smile.
You have concealed your worries in your heart.
You are a strong woman indeed…Just enjoy this Day.

Happy International Women’s Day!
Good morning 🌞🤗