Digital Skills Community & Google Business Group (GBG) Abuja

"The idea may seem unconventional, but when we consider the qualities that make for good leaders—empathy, quick decision-making, problem-solving, and the ability to handle pressure—doctors naturally come to mind." The Unsung Heroes: Why Doctors Are More Than Healers—They Are Leaders In a world driven by rapid technological advancements and evolving societal challenges, few professions remain as timeless and essential as that of the medical doctor. The role of a doctor extends far beyond diagnosing ailments and prescribing treatments; it is a role that demands unwavering dedication, emotional resilience, and an unparalleled depth of intelligence. As series like The Good Doctor and The Resident remind us, the extraordinary measures taken by these professionals in the face of life-or-death scenarios reveal a level of genius and compassion that should be celebrated—and possibly, emulated in other fields. Medical doctors operate in a high-stakes environment where their every decis

The Plane That Won't Fly: A Reflection on Confidence, Trust, and Self-Awareness Introduction "A group of professors board a plane, only to be told that the plane was built by their students. As panic ensues among most, one professor remains calm, confident in the knowledge that the plane won't fly. He isn't driven by faith in the plane’s craftsmanship but rather his awareness of his students’ skills." Transition into the reflection: This short, humorous story offers us much more than a chuckle—it provides an insightful metaphor for life, trust, and self-awareness. 1. Trust in Your Craft The calm professor symbolizes the trust that can emerge from true self-awareness. He knew his students' capabilities well enough to predict the outcome confidently. In life, we must ask ourselves: Do we trust in our own work and the work of those we mentor? The professor trusted not only in his students but in his own judgment as a teacher. This speaks to the importance of mast

DISCLAIMER: I acknowledge that there are many sincere and genuine men and women of faith who are committed to guiding and uplifting their communities. For those who have found such leaders, it is important to cherish and maintain those connections. At the same time, it is equally important to recognize that not all may share the same integrity or intentions. It is crucial for individuals to be discerning and mindful in their spiritual journey. Religion, Manipulation, and Socio-Economic Stagnation: A Historical and Contemporary Reflection on Nigeria and Africa There are notable similarities between how religion has been used in recent times as a tool of manipulation and how it was employed during the era of the transatlantic slave trade. In both cases, religion has often been misused to justify and maintain systems of exploitation and control. Here's a breakdown of these similarities: 1. Religion as a Tool for Control During the transatlantic slave trade, European colonizers and sla

Obi Cubana’s CNG-Powered Tricycles: A Disruptive Leap in Nigeria’s Transportation Industry Amid the Fuel Crisis When billionaire businessman Obi Cubana rolled out his CNG-powered tricycles, it wasn’t just another business venture; it was a calculated disruption aimed at skating to where the money will be. In the wake of Nigeria’s ongoing fuel crisis, the launch of these gas-powered tricycles couldn’t have come at a more opportune moment. This bold move aligns perfectly with key lessons from the world of disruptive strategy, particularly the teachings of Professor Clayton Christensen. As Christensen famously taught, "money does not disappear from the marketplace; it moves." In other words, the flow of capital is dynamic, shifting from one point to another based on market conditions, consumer needs, and industry trends. What Obi Cubana has done with this innovative solution is to pinpoint precisely where that shift is happening. The Nigeria of today is grappling with the high c