Why?:-  Africa is one of the richest continents.

Yet the majority of our people live on minimum wages or in total poverty. This is not acceptble. You can change this.

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Your intellectual input is the key to your wealth

Your intellectual input is the key to your wealth

A key factor between Africa and other continents is the commercial and intellectual property input (Added Value) which in the case of Africa is far below that of other countries. Africa’s development has to a large extent been mineral based. We have to move our economies to become knowledge income based.

It has therefore become critical for Africa to put measures in place that unlock it’s huge ingenuity and human capital.

Programs that drive innovation, capitalize its intellectual property and value adding.

Introduction

This programme is about setting a new standard for;

  • Electricity development and delivery
  • Economic development
  • Personal development
  • It is about applying a future directed management strategy from macro economic level through to the development of the workers in the electricity industry.

Why is it necessary to look at a future directed programme?

The sort answer is that we owe it to ourselves, to our people, to our families.

Background

Nigeria has the economic potential to be a leading economy. Yet the majority of our people live in poverty or on the minimum wage.

Looking at both wealth and quality of life and when we:-

Compare Nigeria with countries in the same population size like Japan, Brazil, Russia and Mexico we see the challenges.

Their average life expectancy is 26 years longer than that of Nigeria.

Their Average Gross Domestic product per capita is 12 times higher than that of Nigeria.

 

Japan

Brazil

Russia

Mexico

Nigeria

Estimated population

127,704,000

191,971,506

141,950,000

106,350,434

151,212,254

Gross domestic product per capita

$38,455

$8,205

$11,832

$10,232

$1,370

Life expectancy in years

83

72

68

75

48

Literacy

99.0%

90,2%

99,5%

92.90%

60.1%

Natural resources

Limited

Equal to Nigeria

Abundant like Nigeria

Low

Abundant

 

The ground level reality is very simple:-

This gap is a reflection of the net Added Economic Value.

  • It is a combination of factors such as productivity, intellectual input, commerce and trade value Nigeria adds.

More importantly is the fact that this gap will increase because our main trading partners are accelerating their economic development and if we do not enact growth we will fall further behind.The Added Value Gap between Africa and its trading partners

What this also tells us is the potential:-

Yes:- It tells us that every Nigerian could more than double his or her income.

Increase his or her quality of live.

Live a successful life and be proud

It is time to take action!

This is why we are putting these concepts on the table.

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