Reasons for this printed researched publication are:

1. Empirical research shows that HNIs, Top CEOs and Top Companies are usually not active on social media, and often not easily accessible by the middle and lower class individuals though, they make their money through the mass market.
2. One of the best ways to sell your products and services easily is to identify the HNIs (High Networth Individuals) and people that have financial capacity to buy such product or service.
3. When you identify and connect with these financially buoyant individuals, you have to guide such contact jealously because that becomes one of your trade secrets.
4. It is therefore my pleasure to inform you that I have the Corporate Contact Details (including personal names) of the HNIs and highly highly remunerated individuals in Lekki, Ikoyi, Victoria-Island, Ajah and Lagos Island.
5. The Corporate Contact Details was compiled together in a book and it contains over 9,000 HNIs and white collar business executives, and over 4,800 leading companies in Lagos.

Call Dele on 08033349685, 08188531733.

Email: dele@delesdiary.com

We have successfully completed a research work and have been able to create a comprehensive database of the leading companies and leading corporate decision makers / management staff in Nigeria.  

The research focuses on the high networth, upper class and upper middle class individuals in the corporate world; we refer to the chief executive officers, chief operating officers, chief finance officers, chief compliance officer, executive directors, non-executive directors, executive chairmen, co-founders, partners, managing partners, company secretaries, general managers, senior managers, managers, consultants, human resources managers, departmental heads and other strategic head of units. These are financially buoyant individuals that earn over Five Hundred and Fifty Billion Naira (N550,000,000,000) as personal income annually with a total net worth of over One Hundred and Forty Five Billion Dollars ($145billion).

These companies cut across various sectors such as: the multinationals, conglomerates, oil & gas, property & real estate, manufacturing, engineering, educational, insurance, investment banking, private equity, FCMG, agricultural, telecommunications, consulting, human resources, advertising, information technology, finance houses, banking, solid minerals, maritime, haulage, transportation, among other sectors.

Instagram is so huge because it is a platform for building a social network that connects people solely through visual elements, so it is a powerful way to capture and sustain attentions.

You might only be ignoring millions of potential customers by not joining this powerful social media platform. Take the tips you learned here and use them to start building your Instagram presence.

Your bottom line will be glad that you did.

1. It Helps To Connect and Effectively Engage With Customers

While most people think about sites like Facebook and Twitter when it comes to connecting with fans and engaging with customers online — you may be surprised to hear that Instagram has one of the most active and engaged user base.

 Instagram is the perfect platform to connect with customers, listen to their feedback, and build relationships through the conversations you are able to initiate. You can share a photo of a new product and ask people what they think, or give them a sneak peek of a new project and see if they have any input. 

What is better than having customers know you exist? How about the opportunity to engage with them on a daily basis? The fact is that people like to make their opinions known, especially if they like something, and Instagram is a platform for users to like, comment on and share their favorite posts. The more likes and comments you get, the more visible your company becomes. You can get more likes by taking high-quality photos, using local hashtags and partnering with other brands.

2. It Helps To Update People On Your Latest Offers and Promotions.

You can timely share photo updates about your business by sharing the latest activities or events that are happening in your business, such as: sales, product promotions and new collections. You can boost your sales with the use of popular hashtags like #sale #business #product. The use of hashtags will make it easier to find your campaign by users on Instagram.

3. It Helps To Generate Sales

Visual platforms like Instagram are doing more than just generating engagement, they are also driving sales. Creating professional-looking images to promote your products and highlight your services has never been easier or more affordable with the use of Instagram.

Be careful not to fill your feed with product photos with the same caption asking people to “buy now” or “shop online.” Instead, look for creative ways to display your products and let your images speak for themselves.

4. Instagram Offers Ads.

Similar to Facebook, business accounts on Instagram have the option of paying to promote their content. This practice is very beneficial, especially considering the statistics that demonstrate how receptive Instagram’s audience is to these types of advertisements.

Another benefit to advertising on Instagram is that the ads are capable of being highly targeted based on a user’s location, age, gender or interests. Businesses can also include links in their promoted posts, enabling users to click to learn more about them. Businesses are also able to feature ads in their stories.

5. It Helps To Reach New Audiences

Instagram makes it easy to discover new photos, new people, and new businesses. One of the ways that people discover new content on Instagram is through hashtags. Similar to other social platforms, when someone includes a hashtag in a post on Instagram, a link is created and you can view all of the photos that have been shared using that hashtag.

You can also use hashtags to pro-actively find potential customers.

Why do you want to waste your time, energy and money looking around for sales leads and potential customers on the street of Lagos, when we already have a comprehensive list of people and companies that desired your products or services?

We have hundreds of thousands companies contacts that will be relevant to your business and career growth in our database.

The contacts cut across all locations in Lagos – Lekki, Victoria Island, Ikoyi, Ajah, Lagos Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Yaba, and other part of Lagos. The businesses of these companies covers all sectors – manufacturing, fmcg, catering, banking, insurance, fashion, imports/exports, accounting, consulting, architecture, telecommunication, real estate, oil & gas, information technology, security, furniture, schools, hospitals, law firms, bookshops, event management, among others.

TOBI ODUKOYA, LATE PST BIMBO ODUKOYA’S DAUGHTER, BAGS PhD AT AGE 27

Oluwatobi Deborah Odukoya, the last daughter of Late Pastor Bimbo Odukoya,  has become one of the youngest PhD holders in Nigeria. Her lovely sister, Tolu, shared this news on one of her social media page.

FASHOLA: POWER SECTOR PRIVATISATION WON’T BE REVOKED

The minister of power, works and housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola has given assurance to the power sector operators as regard the privatisation that took placed in the sector in the last regime. He said “Cancellation of the exercise will only send a negative message to prospective investors in the country’s power sector. If we revoke it, investors will leave the country and would even tell others that Nigeria is not a reliable destination for investment.” This statement was said at the policy dialogue on the power sector, organised by the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).

HIERARCHY IN THE ANIMAL FARM

George Orwell wrote the book Animal Farm and he satirically created an Animal Farm Hierarchy in the book. He used the hierarchy to distinguish and showcase POWER. He opined that Animal Farm Hierarchy represents a Class System, Differentiation and Discrimination in the society. He further classified the hierarchy into four:

The Napoleon,

The Pigs,

The Dogs and

The Other Animals.

Telcoms Satellite Television (TSTV) will enter the Nigeria market on 1^st October, 2017. TSTV is owned by ABS (ABS is majority owned by the Permira funds).

TSTV promises to offer Nigerians complementary internet capacity, smart home, ability to pause subscriptions for a record seven days every month, video calls and in-built 500GB hard drive inside the Set Top Box (STB) for content storage, Video on Demand services as well as the regular uninterrupted clean world class contents available 24 hours every day. It has over 200 channels and you can watch live matches like UEFA Champions League, Europa League and more.

1.     King Henry VII of England officially declared February 14 the holiday of St. Valentine’s Day, in the year 1537.

2.    Richard Barrow Cadbury (son of John Cadbury, founder of CADBURY) produced the first box of