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?? Truckers at Breaking Point Over Durban Port Booking Chaos ?? Truckers have reached their limit as frustration mounts over the Durban truck booking system. Feeling aggrieved by prolonged delays and inefficiencies, many have banded together, forming WhatsApp groups to collaborate and navigate the chaos. Despite Transnet’s assurances of progress, industry voices paint a different picture, long waits, lack of facilities, and rising operational costs. As the situation escalates, it’s clear that the system isn’t living up to expectations. Truckers are demanding real solutions. ???? #LogisticsCrisis #PortDelays #DurbanPort #TransportSolutions #LogisticsNews

COMMUNICATION... Nigeria special Welcome to Nigeria, where some prepositions can be turned into verbs. Imagine you bought an appliance and you didn't know how to make it work. An average Nigerian who knows how to use the appliances and wants to teach you how to use it will sound something like this. Nigerian: Oya let me teach you... "On It here." Me: You mean "turn it on" Nigerian: yes...On it. You see On and It are not not verbs. But for the average Nigerian, saying "turn it on" or "Switch it on" is a long process, and perhaps not pleasing to the ear. Well this is the interesting thing about communication. It is more than just words. Till next time. #publicspeaking #speakright #communication #workplacewellness

There are several companies that were a staple in Africa that are now dying. In many African countries, if a company provided telephone communications it was going to occupy that space for years because there was no competition. Now things have changed. The consumption of services is no longer a country or regional issue. Take Netflix. Without any infrastructure in Africa it is competing with powerhouses like DSTV who have seen subscribers reduce. The company is currently insolvent. There was no choice to DSTV and now people have choices. From one's phone, one can handle their entire life without depending on localized service consumption. Hence the need for extreme deregulation in many of these countries. The only problem to product and service enhancement in Africa is the people making money off these companies are also the people making the laws. Internet based services can't be stopped, though. And this is good for the consumers.

Welcome to the wild, wonderful world of Nigerian traffic! Picture this: cars zigzagging like a well-choreographed dance, honks, and roadside vendors offering everything from Gala to Pepsi. If you’ve ever found yourself holding the steering wheel a bit too tightly on Lagos’ bustling roads or Abuja’s packed streets, you know exactly what I’m talking about. But fear not, for there are ways to navigate this chaos with a smile on your face and a calm heart. Driving in Nigeria can feel like you’re in an action movie—without the glamorous paychecks. The daily grind of bumper-to-bumper traffic and creative driving techniques can leave even the most composed individuals worried. However, with a few handy tips, you can turn this daily ordeal into a pleasant, even enjoyable part of your routine. Let’s dive in. ???????????? https://lnkd.in/e-F_Tga5

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Why do so many media houses in Nigeria, especially these mushroom private ones, fail to pay radio and TV professionals what they’re worth? Imagine, you’ve spent years honing your craft, learning the ropes of storytelling, voice modulation, and camera presence. You walk into a media house with your head held high, brimming with ideas and passion. But instead of being valued for your skills, you find yourself standing shoulder to shoulder with someone whose only qualification is having a “nice voice” or “good TV carriage.” Worse still, both of you are paid peanuts. Some of these media houses prey on the desperation of young, ambitious individuals. They brainwash them into believing that exposure is a currency. They say, “You’ll get the experience you need; don’t worry about the pay.” Meanwhile, their pockets are full, and you’re left counting coins at the end of the month. This isn’t just unfair...it’s exploitative. Broadcasting is an art, a skill, and a profession. Yet, the disrespect in the industry is becoming alarming. Where is the professional body to protect our interests? Where is the regulatory authority to set standards and ensure that media professionals are compensated fairly? This isn’t just about money; it’s about dignity. It’s about recognizing the value we bring to the table. It’s time for us to stop accepting crumbs and start demanding our place at the table. We need a functional body that stands up for radio and TV professionals. A body that ensures: Proper pay scales based on qualifications and experience. Opportunities for training and growth to improve the industry. Protection from exploitation by employers who treat broadcasting like child’s play. To every young broadcaster reading this: know your worth. Exposure doesn’t pay bills. Passion doesn’t put food on the table. You deserve more than “thank you” and empty promises. And to those who have the power to make changes in this industry: do better. Because at this point, it’s not just a lack of respect..it’s a joke, and not a funny one. Let’s have this conversation, my people. Enough is enough. #radio #tv #broadcastinginnigeria

What started with 7 people doing Karaoke at Magic Land has now become an event that people now look forward to. In case you’re wondering what Games and Talks is, it’s an event curated by me for adults to take a break from adulthood. Yes, a break from “kindly find attached”, a break from “cash or POS”, a break from the ever rising prices of good and services, a break from black taxes, A BREAK from being an adult ??. At Games and Talks, we play games that allow our inner child gain expression, we have conversations around issues that concerns us as adults, the networking session fosters connections for impact and we eat while we network ??. It’s the 5th edition and I’m more than honoured to be the face behind such amazing initiative. If you’re in Abuja, don’t miss it, it’s going to be your break in every sense of the word. I am looking forward to meeting you. Click the link and put your name on a VVIP seat. I am grateful to God for my creative expressions. One thing I am also grateful for is the ability to make impact through whatever I am doing, regardless of how fun it is. I see every edition of Games and Talks as another opportunity to make impact, another opportunity for adults to relax and take their much needed break from adulthood. We are counting down to another edition and it will be beautiful to have you join us. Click the link and secure your seat. Your ticket feed grants you access to the immersive Games and Talks experience and food. For the last edition I said “NO” to at least 15 people because they wanted to sign up when we had reached full capacity. Don’t stall??. https://lnkd.in/dgS5gM3k See you at Games and Talks!??????????????????????. See you at Games and Talks.

I have watched my kids move from being babies who could not hold up their necks or any part of their bodies. At those stages, you literally have to support them by ensuring every part of their body is held appropriately because they are fragile. Gradually, they learn how to hold up their necks, then they start learning how to sit, crawl, and stand. In the next stage of their development, they learn how to take their first steps. The stronger those steps get, the more they are able to take other steps, and eventually, they start walking. But you know what, from the time they were born, all of that potential was inside of them! In the same way, you will not know your level of grittiness until you start taking those baby steps. The happiest and most successful people will tell you that they have achieved their level of life and work success by taking small steps and making one positive choice after another. The more you experiment with those baby steps, baby ideas, baby thoughts, and baby actions, the more you will develop your ability to handle greater responsibilities and challenges that life throws at you. ‘Balance’ Every Woman’s Guide For Achieving A Stable And Fulfilling Life on Amazon https://amzn.eu/d/00blUoPt is still on sale You can also get a copy in Nigeria from Port Harcourt, Abuja and lagos for #5,000. Make a payment into this accounts: 8100256898 Favour Inya Opay And share evidence of payment on WhatsApp to the following number +2349030183983, +234 810 025 6898

?? Have you ever thought about how domestic helpers become part of the family? ?? This article shares touching stories about their experiences and the special bonds they create with their employers. Check it out! ?????? https://lnkd.in/gfWCR3kz