Bobbywrites™

Some couple of days ago, I turned 25. Twenty-five really is a funny age.  Optimistically, if I am to live to be 100 years old, I have already lived one quarter of my life. This isn’t a bad thing, it’s just a sobering realisation. One that has really allowed me to see what I want out of life and pushed me to reflect on my journey so far. Life sure is interesting. For a 25-year-old, I’ve had more than my fair share of successes and failures. I have definitely come a long way over the last couple of years. By no means have I “made it” yet, but I sure have learned a lot of lessons. Lessons that taught me how to become a better entrepreneur and a better person in general. Although I’ve learned hundreds and possibly thousands of lessons over the last quarter century, I’ve narrowed it down to the 25 most important ones here: 1) BE HAPPY I went through the majority of my early twenties feeling unhappy because I wasn’t exactly where I wanted to be in life. I thought I needed ...

After months of hard work, we are delighted to officially announce the launch of our website. You can now find us at www.payfair.com.ng. Our goal with this new website is to provide our visitors an easier way to learn about Payfair™ Supermarket and  also to allow the visitor the ability to conduct not only neighborhood searches but new developments and building specific searches. The new website is interactive and gives better access to know the things we offer. Our current and prospective customers will find useful information about our services and recent developments on the homepage. Amongst the new features, the site contains integrated social media buttons for Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn to foster improved communication with our customers. We will be constantly updating our content with helpful information, articles, blogs, newsletters, company announcements and customers successes in the testimonials section. We hope you find the new website fresh and modern; we w...

Today is my birthday, I planned on writing something else but then, I ended up with this note to my future self. In five years time, I’ll come back here to see how far I’ve come. Life is a gift and we just have to make the most of it. It is okay to dream, but what is more important is the work you are willing to give in to make your dreams and desires come through. And I’m ready for bigger challenges to achieve my goals. Dear future Bob, I’m going to get there. I’m almost there, I’m working hard towards it. I’m an entrepreneur, salesguy and soon-to-be  Internationally recognized businessman with chains of supermarkets across West Africa. I hope to be more, I won’t let you down. I’m going to take risks, what’s life without them? I know we need it, and I’ll take responsibilities for my actions. I’m going to be happier than I am now. I know life is what we make of it even though life experiences and mentalities and ideologies picked up throughout life shape you into what you...