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REGISTER: DIGIFIED JOBS Program 1.0
Monday, March 24, 2014
SALT ON AN OPEN WOUND? (by Abiodun Fijabi)
We buried the young men and women - 19 or so of them, 3 of them pregnant with children.
Their mistake was that they trusted the system. They had no reason to. They should have realized that an average politician thinks first of himself and last of himself. They should have suspected that the jobs had been shared, long before they became vacant. They should have known that the dogs and the cats of the elite would receive better protection and better attention than jobless graduates. But can you blame them?
Hope is one anchor that keeps us going. Once hope is gone, we are gone. The hundreds of thousands that thronged the stadia and sports centers had held unto hope. May be, Comrade Moro is different. May be, due process will be followed this time. May be, they will protect us and treat of us with some civility this time around. After all, as the Bible says, 'hope does not make ashamed'.
The death of the 19 is the death of hope. We did not only bury the young and agile men and women, we buried the hopes they cherished and the dreams they carried. We murdered them in their prime, cut off their flowers in their blossom, and ended their life's journey in the night before the dawn.
And now, we tell their families, "Give us three job applicants per family. Your slain children have purchased three places in the juicy Nigeria Immigration Service."
What if one family had lost its only child - the only hope of a better future?
What if, no one in the family is qualified for the job? Will we lower the standards? Or, persuade the families concerned to sell their slots to the highest bidders, as some form of compensation?
Meanwhile, no head has rolled. No one has been sanctioned. No one is talking about refunding the applicants' fees.
Even if we all agree that the government's offer is better than nothing, would the families be right to hope again? Should they trust the system, with all of its insensitivity and corruption, to deliver on its promises? Or, would it be another salt on the already open and sore wound?
O God, why can't I easily get these deaths off my mind?
Written by:
Abiodun Fijabi
(culled from FB post: "Salt On Open Wound")
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
SMART PHONES & PRODUCTIVITY (by Remi Dairo)
Today I will be sharing with you how you can be smarter using the smart phones!
Do you know you can increase productivity by just having a smart phone! Smart phones are not just for calls, sms and playing games!
Below are three (3) powerful ways to use your smart phone to increase productivity:
1. Mind Recalling:
You can use your smart phones to help your mind to recall things!
Your productivity will increase by 50% if you remember what you said you will do or be reminded to do it! You don't have to cram stuff when you have a NotePad on your phone, it helps you to jot down your "quick drops" that you may need to remember later! Calculator, Organizer and To Do App are all available to increase your capacity to produce!
2. Voice Recording:
Most time we attend meetings that we wish we could play back again!
We go for events we wish we could see again! Your brain does not have the capacity to retain all the activities of meetings or events but your smart phone does! You can record voices or videos on your phone, watch them or listen to them over and over again, you will be surprised by your level of productivity after this!
Don't just use your phone to snap use it to bridge gaps!
3. Task Reshuffling:
Friends, you can work and rework on your smart phone!
You can download files, PDF files, documents, powerpoint presentations and other function you use your computer system for! You can read, edit and re-send any document, all these you can do at your comfort at anywhere! Why are you complaining that the lack of a computer has shut down your productivity when you have a smart phone!
As you go out this week, make maximum use of your smart phone and increase your capacity to produce!
Thank You
Remi Dairo
(Your Life & Productivity Coach)
me@remidairo.com
www.remidairo.com
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NB:
Don't miss the next session of the SCHOOL OF PRODUCTIVITY.
Recommend your staff or family!
Date:
Feb 15th & 22nd.
March 1st & 8th.
Call or send SMS to:
Tomisin - 08180774305.
See you there!
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
GRIP with REMI DAIRO (event)
Over the years, the statistics of unemployed persons in Nigeria has been very alarming. Although, many seem to look up to the government to provide jobs being the last hope of the masses. However, there are few people who have chosen to dare to be different, not just by creating a job for themselves, but also helping others to create job or maintain their current jobs, and one of such difference maker is Remi Dairo popularly known as "Apostle of Productivity".
In June 2007, Remi Dairo established The School of Productivity charged with the vision to raise productive Nigerians who would be trained and nurtured in the Knowledge, Skills and Attitude relevant for the
enhancement of their personal and national productivity. So far,
the school has graduated hundreds of Nigerians since
it started.
On the 11th of May, 2013, Remi Dairo will be hosting a free but valuable event tagged "GRIP with Remi Dairo" at one of their offices located in Ojota, Lagos.
To be part of this memorable event, interested participants are expected to register by following this simple steps:
Send the keyword, "I Will Attend" followed by "Your Name" and "Email Address" to 08180774305.
GRIP with REMI DAIRO
Theme: Vision Dynamic
Venue: Marble House, 95, Ogudu road, Ojota, Lagos, Nigeria.
Time: 9am (prompt)
Date: 11th May, 2013.
Featuring:
Musical, Raffle Draws, Product Adverts, Training, Prizes, Networking, etc.
This is going to be an experience of a life time! Don't miss it!
For more information, log on:
* School of Productivity
* Solvere Word Consult