History laid its mark in Ward K, Amuwo Odofin, Lagos State as its maiden Business and Economic Summit tagged the Ward K Business and Economic Summit held on the 23rd May 2018.
This initiative was brought to life by Hon. Adewunmi Ogunshina, the councillor representing ward K.
According to the councillor, the essence of the Ward K Business and Economic Summit was to gather eggheads, top Echelon from the private sector and senior government officials within and outside the local government to discuss how best to develop opportunities within the ward and local government and monitor the progress recorded so far.
Present were ward k residents, stakeholders, dignitaries and other residents in Amuwo Odofin.
Speaking at the summit, the MD of Victory drugs Mrs Lawal whom have operated her business for over 19 years within the ward spoke for just few minutes since she was just recovering from bed rest but had to be at this memorable event.
What we would continue to advocate is the indiscriminate use of drugs by people. Overtime we have also assisted the local and state agencies in ensuring compliance to drug usage and abuse of drugs.
We never had any proposal or business plan by the time we started years back, we just believed in contributing our own quota in putting the health sector right and glory be to God for where we are today, the MD noted.- Mrs Lawal
You need not rent a shop of 2 million or less before you start or run your business. No. All you need to do is to reach the whole world through your mobile device. The whole world is right there on your phone.
Over a million people can view your product in a day through your device. Just imagine the running and operational cost which you would incur and also eat into your profit if you go the route of brick and mortar while you are not actually getting the expected return from sales.
Let us all begin to work outside the box. Network is key. One of the smartest ways to go about it is through you devices without having to spend much. – Comrade Ayodele Adewale
There must be continuous strategic partnership with our primary and secondary schools around so that they can produce researchers within the local government. I have been running a computer training school for over a decade, we can tap into the advancement of technology to market products we also produce.– Charity Anih dwelt , Edmark
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