My Story

I’ve been a fully-certified Development Coach and a lecturer since 2000, lived in Japan for many years.

My passion has always been for a better Nigeria and the people. When I look back on how we grew up in a wealthy nation comparing the rate of Naira to Dollar then and now, the booming economy, the countless number of expatriates I have met, and the state of security then and now. I thought I need to make a difference someway somehow.

You probably know intuitively much of what can be read in newspaper headlines. We have reasons to believe our world needs to become better. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have better schools? Better neighborhoods? More positive workplaces? Would you like to have a more connected family? Communities where people get along and work together for everyone’s good? Wouldn’t the world be better if people were more respectful, unified, and positive?

If change is possible, why aren’t we doing more to change our world? The Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu said, “If we don’t change the direction we’re going, we are likely to end up where we are headed.” The reality is that most of us are waiting for somebody else to do something about the problems we see. We want change, but we hope that someone somewhere will do something to bring it about.

The process may be small and long but it will be significant and it is worthwhile. Hopefully, the transformation will happen in my lifetime, but it will go down in history that I started the movement even if it is after.