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. Facebook presents Boost Your Business, a seminar for small enterprises/businesses, entrepreneurs and digital marketing professionals interested in learning more about social media strategies to grow their business. This three-hour training is sure to help you build your brand, learn your customers and increase your profits. This event is being facilitated by She Leads Africa (SLA). Is Your Business Really a Business? This 30-minute module describes the multiple facets a business needs to grow and be profitable. Identifying a solution to a problem, the right customers and knowing how to market this product or service to generate revenue are essential parts to creating a lasting business strategy. The module contains several exercises and assignments to ensure attendees have a good grasp of how their business needs to work to get it to the next level. Content Rules How do you identify business goals and objectives and the audience for whom you create content...

Mark Zuckerberg's surprise visit to Nigeria is coming at a time the economy needed a JumpStart.Standing as the 7th richest man in the world.His first foray into Nigeria was a handsome $24m joint- investment in Andela with Priscilla Chan. In Nigeria,he will have a chance to visit Andela,a tech training company that has in such a small time had great traction.It has trained close to 200 tech engineers in a space of two years.It has received over 40,000 applications and with an acceptance rate of 0.97%. Mark will visit Rosemary Njoku's Coollink the owner of ExpressWifi.Facebook is in collaboration with Coollink to provide affordable internet connectivity to Africa.This week Facebook is launching a satellite into space to enable more entrepreneurs sell ExpressWifi across Africa.

Mark Zuckerbeg is in Nigeria to flag off a joint project between Facebook and  Cool Link  called EspressWifi, that will enable people living in not too privileged locations to have WiFi access at a very affordable price. Facebook is providing a software that will help local ISP providers and entrepreneur sellers provide internet with a 15% commission.It will officially be launched   in some parts of Lagos and later to other parts of Nigeria.The fees are going to be very affordable. Mark Zuckerberg in Co Creation hub,,,,,,image credit  Techcabal