Setting up a Succesful business in Nigeria

Aero has been running a promo. N10,000 naira to any destination in Nigeria. I booked a round trip for my wife and myself to Owerri from Lagos. The flight attendants and crew were very pleasant. As the plane was about to I showed my wife our online booking and she noticed that the return date was wrong. The flight attendants told us to ask for the station manager one IG who should help us take care of it. When we landed we went to the ticket counter. After being ignored for more than 45 minutes the individual who attended to us told us that IG had had a stressful day and we should not bother him. We went to the office that was immediately outside the Owerri airport gates. After waiting for over 1 hour we met IG whose name is Ignatius Utsalo. He was recently posted to the airport. He introduced us to a lady who said she could not help and directed us to send an email to tickethelpdesk@aero.acn. IG asked us to forward a copy to admin@aero.acn. The reason they could not help was because of

http://africajumpstart.com/2014/04/04/african-entrepreneur-insights-nigeria-the-steps-i-took-to-start-a-solar-power-business/#comment-55 Our story on how we got started is posted on the Africa Jump Start. Follow the link to read the story. F I HOME BLOG FEATURED COUNTRIES EVENTS MEMBERSHIP ABOUT SHOP African Entrepreneur Insights - Nigeria: The Steps I Took to Start A Solar Power Business   Home   / Identify Opportunities   / African Entrepreneur Insights – Nigeria: The Steps I Took to Start A Solar Power Business Previous post April 4, 2014 1  Comment Identify Opportunities This is a guest post by  Christopher J. Onwuasoanya , founder and President of  Atlantic Waste and Power System . In his article Christopher, who resides in the USA, describes the early steps and challenges he faced setting up a new business in Nigeria. He also describes the big opportunities in the power sector in Nigeria, a sector in which you can grow

How does this Solar thing Work? This has been a recurring question that I get each time I talk about our Solar Power Solutions. I will attempt to answer it again. No Changes In How You Use Electricity Solar electricity works exactly the same as the electricity you buy from the utility company. You turn on lights, plug in lamps and power appliances the same way you do right now. In fact, if you didn’t see solar modules on the roof, you’d never notice any difference—except a lower electric bill. While the science of converting sunshine into electricity is complex, the idea is pretty simple. Solar electricity is generated by a group of solar modules called an array that’s installed on your roof or in your yard. When sunlight falls on the solar modules, a DC electrical current is created instantly. The DC electricity is fed into an inverter that changes it to standard AC electricity – the same kind your home already uses. No need to change your home wiring. Solar Power Is Highl

Unfortunately this behavior is spreading to the USA as well. Those that have done very well for themselves feel that they deserve their good fortune and those at the lower end of the scale deserve their misfortune. We are in the boat together. It is a collective effort by all.