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One of the first most uncertain but decisive decisions I made all my life was the day I chose to serve the Traditional Igbo Apprenticeship. It was uncertain because, every year, during those days while I was still in the village, I  see a lot of people being brought back home by their masters, owing to either one of the many prevalent issues of Umuboyi (Stewardship) or all. For that reason, I listed out all their weaknesses as many as I could remember and made it a life long commitment never to indulge in any of those errs; no matter what it may cost or how stupid and foolish it may make me look. 1. Womanizing 2. Alcoholism 3. ‎Being blissfully Lazy 4. Keeping Bad Friends. 5. ‎Money Savings 6. ‎Etcetera.... First, I bridged the gap of WOMANISM by adopting a motto: "Never Date Your Female Customers, They Will Either Devalue Your Valuables or Make You An Apprentist In Your Own Shop"...with that in my mind, I remained very careful with ladies. It happened that...

Few days ago, I had the privilege of meeting and interacting with Mr Ozemena who shared with me a little of his success story and his business principles.  What he shared with me, I have added on my "IntellBoxx" and I'm going to relate it with us  on this virtual space. I hope you will find it inspiring just like I did.  Mr Ozed, as he is fondly called, is the Chief Executive Officer of Sir Francis Investment International Limited, a wholesale-based business outlet that specializes basically on imported brands of Hotel and Supermarket commodities. His business focuses majorly on selling key commodities of major Multi National companies products as one of the key distributor. His businesses span across several different products lines targeting major supply with most 5 star hotels, Supermarket and Grocery stores in key areas in Abuja.  ¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶ In his words, he told me "Human beings are all destined to be great. All we need is...