It is a TROPHY time: Tekedia Mini-MBA closed a huge deal to offer our training program as a loyalty program to one of the largest telecommunication companies in Africa. The company has sent some staff, and yesterday, each returned “Excellent” on value. And with that, the company approved. The structure is simple: they will prepay for hundreds of seats, and as their partners meet KPIs and milestones, they will activate the reward benefits. Tekedia Institute will handle the training.

As the season of giving arrives, do not send baskets of candies; send a Tekedia Mini-MBA seat for Knowledge. Most would appreciate that – teach a woman or man how to fish!

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Tekedia offers an innovation management 12-week program, optimized for business execution and growth, with digital operational overlay. It runs 100% online. The theme is Innovation, Growth & Digital Execution – Techniques for Building Category-King Companies. All contents are self-paced, recorded and archived which means participants do not have to be at any scheduled time to consume contents.

It is a sector- and firm-agnostic management program comprising videos, flash cases, challenge assignments, labs, written materials, webinars, etc by a global faculty coordinated by Prof Ndubuisi Ekekwe.

We had a great academic excursion by Dr. Dotun Jegede this morning. It was on the mechanics of career planning and resilience as part of Tekedia Career Week. In his presentation, he took us to a deep hypothesis on productivity, organizational mission and how human talent drives the management of  factors of production for success in firms. We report that Tekedia Institute Mini-MBA will offer a course on Human Productivity Innovation, taking those hypotheses in empirical ways to help companies advance. 

Tekedia offers an innovation management 12-week program, optimized for business execution and growth, with digital operational overlay. It runs 100% online. The theme is Innovation, Growth & Digital Execution – Techniques for Building Category-King Companies. All contents are self-paced, recorded and archived which means participants do not have to be at any scheduled time to consume contents.

It is a sector- and firm-agnostic management program comprising videos, flash cases, challenge assignments, labs, written materials, webinars, etc by a global faculty coordinated by Prof Ndubuisi Ekekwe.

All sessions in the Tekedia Career Week are recorded in the Board. The program continues at 7pm when Dapo Akinloye, of Emerald Zone, and formerly HR Head, Lafarge CBG, anchors.

Tekedia Institute >>  nurturing innovators.

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Trump wrote on this video “A parade for me in Nigeria, a great honor!” Yes, I did NOT vote for Mr. Trump because of one thing: his attack on education opportunities which enable minority kids to have college education in Harvard, Yale, Princeton, etc is not fair play. Yes, while black kids could need affirmative action to get in, most times, they do not finish bottom of the class.

The Trump Administration is attacking affirmative action policies in unprecedented ways. Kori Cooper shows how these attacks threaten the fundamental human right to equality and education as set forth by the United Nations, and perpetuate White supremacy.

On July 3, 2018, the Trump administration announced that they were repealing pro-affirmative action policies put in place during the Obama administration. In one particular pair of policy guidance documents issued in 2011, the Obama-era Education and Justice Departments informed schools at all levels of education across the country that the Supreme Court has established “the compelling interests” of the states in achieving diversity on the campuses of educational institutions. They concluded that the court “has made clear such steps can include taking account of the race of individual students in a narrowly tailored manner.” The Obama-era policy replaced the Bush administration-era view that discouraged affirmative action. The Bush-era guidance had been removed from the government website during the Obama administration, but has now re-appeared on the US Department of Education website.

If that is the case, it means the system was not fair to them, to have needed help to get in. Removing that protection will stunt a generation of black kids and for that I voted for Biden. In Georgia, we had a black kid who got in via affirmative action but finished top of his class. How is the system fair to him? 

This video is possibly Catholics returning from mass or a meeting. Typically, Catholics in Nigeria are against gay rights, abortion, etc. There is nothing in it. I was in Pope John Paul center Abuja in January: Trump is a demi god there because he fights for unborn kids.  I am a religious conservative but I am more concerned about the education of black kids in America. Trump is making things harder for them!