Actualizing the industrial potentials of Nigerian communities and states for

Different nations are ranked from first-world to third-world based on their competence for developing products for trade and sustenance. The

Voting without producing: the unrealistic route to development

“That is not the change we voted for… not what we expected when we were voting” Education is meant to

Sharing consumption breaks and enslaves peoples, sharing productivity unites and

There was an old story of three friends that found an old safe filled with gold coins while they were

Managing the pressure of premature investment diversification

An Africanproverb “you cannot enjoy viewingmasquerade carnival from a single location” is often used to encouragediversification. During carnivals, various masquerades

The necessary pride for Nigeria’s redemption

Guns are powerful instruments that can be used for different purposes. Using guns, people can hunt to feed their families,

Virtual games for redirecting human instinct for victory

Hunting is one of the ancient ways through which humans show their power and satisfy their instinct for adventure and

Social effects of productivity for every society

Some wealthy people often seek to please their children by employing other people’s services for their comfort. The overdependence on

Managing labour unions and strike actions for justice in Nigeria

In polygamous families, when wives feel their husband is stingy, they turn the children against him or deny him intimacy.

Beauty pageants, movies and reality shows for Nigeria’s productivity and

Modern televisions, electronic screen-posts and general screen gadgets are often very beautiful and desirable. Despite their beauty, they are used

Tackling piracy, forgery and counterfeiting to encourage productivity in Nigeria

In an ancient fable, a palm-nut farmer failed to make good profits despite harvesting bountiful palm-nuts. He usually poured his