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Globally, women account for just 30 per cent of science professionals and this underrepresentation persists across Africa. In this final podcast episode of 2024, Africa Science Focus speaks to two African women who have overcome entrenched gender barriers to forge successful careers in science and technology and we learn about their contributions to advancing science in Sub-Saharan Africa.Martha Alade tells reporter Jayne Augoye how, as an inquisitive schoolgirl, she inspired classmates by gathering bones to bring science lessons to life. Now executive director of Women in Technology in Nigeria, we hear how Alade collaborates with parents and communities to foster a culture that supports girls in STEM.   Gwen Jones, co-founder of the Nzatu Food Group in Zambia, talks about her work to tackle food insecurity and climate change by promoting the cultivation of drought-resistant indigenous grains such as fonio and millet. This piece was produced by SciDev.Net's Sub-Saharan Africa English desk.Do you have any comments, questions or feedback about our podcast episodes? Let us know at podcast@scidev.net

The Covenant Nation 30th Anniversary By Pastor Sola Fola-Alade 4th September 2024

The Covenant Nation 30th Anniversary By Pastor Sola Fola-Alade 3rd September 2024

The Covenant Nation 30th Anniversary By Pastor Sola Fola-Alade 3rd September 2024

This week, Authentically Detroit sat down with David Alade, Co-Founder and CEO of Century Partners. Donna, Orlando, and David talk about the housing affordability crisis in Detroit and how we can address it. As CEO of Century Partners, David is committed to community, legacy, and purpose with a dedication to building a culture of sustainable excellence. Last week, his article in Crain's Detroit, “Opinion: Now is the time to equitably address Detroit's housing deficiencies,” ruffled a few feathers throughout the city. With affordability in the housing market decreasing and the amount of funding available to address this increasing, David believes these funds should be put to good use. For more information about David and Century Partners, click here.FOR HOT TAKES:DETROIT AMONG MOST IMPACTED CITIES IN THE COUNTRY FOR THE URBAN HEAT ISLAND EFFECT STATE REGULATORS APPROVE SETTLEMENT IN DTE'S ENERGY PLAN. WHAT IT MEANSSupport the showFollow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

Bola went from experiencing a serious injury in high school, to making it to the NCAA Final Four, and then to being part of the team that developed the foundation for the UTSA basketball program. What an absolute ride he was able to go on because of his love for basketball. Follow us on Instagram: @clearminds.fullhearts Follow us on Twitter: @_cmfh_  

In this episode, Peter and Tom welcome back Adebanji Alade to the podcast. As well as being a successful Artist, Adebanji is also a motivational speaker and in this episode he shares more about his journey to becoming a professional Artist and his advice for others who want to do the same and "make it" in the business of art.You can find out more about Adebanji at his website, www.adebanjialade.co.uk

In this special interview episode, Peter and Tom talk to award winning Artist, Adebanji Alade. Not only is Adebanji a regular presenter on BBC's The One Show, he is also the Vice President of the ROI and a self-professed, addictive sketcher! With two new books out now, Adebanji joins Peter and Tom to discuss his route to becoming a professional Artist and why he believes sketching is so important. To find out more about Adebanji, visit his website: www.adebanjialade.co.uk

A people's history of Piccadilly: London's bustling meeting place for over a century. There's nowhere quite like Piccadilly Circus. From the moment they emerge, blinking from the underground station, visitors to Piccadilly Circus face a sensory onslaught. Its streets and alleyways merge into an intoxicating thoroughfare, with the power to propel an individual onwards to adventure, romance, or something more sinister. Ever since its iconic Eros statue appeared in 1893, the junction has been a vibrant meeting place, attracting visitors and pleasure-seekers from all walks of life: political plans and theatrical careers were hatched at its restaurant and café tables, lovers met below the statue of Eros, and to this day tourists pour out of its historic Tube to experience the bright lights of London's nightlife. Piccadilly explores how the area has been shaped by social and historical events—from female suffrage to world wars to technological advancements—and by its colourful cast of characters—from flower girls, shop assistants and sex workers, to film stars, Bright Young Things and conmen (and women). For many, the Circus has represented both a home from home and a brave new world, as campaigners, revellers, opportunists and romantics have all been drawn to Piccadilly's bright lights. This is the story of why Piccadilly Circus continues to mean so much to so many.

Monday Alade is a Nigerian who is working as a police officer in the United States. In this episode of Obehi Podcast, Monday talks about how Nigeria is preparing for the 2023 general elections and what we need to know. ____________________________ For more about Obehi Podcast, visit our YouTube channel - Youtube.com/c/ObehiPodcast. Check out also our official website ObehiEwanfoh.com. Do you want to learn how to better leverage your storytelling skill and earn more? Then check out our training class: Storytelling For Content Creators and Digital Entrepreneurs --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/obehi-podcast/message

The Covenant Nation ICPMLW 2022 By Pastor SOLA FOLA-ALADE 31st August 2022

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This week, we have an exciting chat with Mr David Alade, Senior consultant, EY, UK) about the why and how he approaches investing. We also chat about the habit of reading, life long learning and the art of writing. You will see how simple habits such as reading can snowball into subtle or big changes that can transform your life. Thanks for listening. You can send your feedback/ questions to valuenigeriawithajibola@yahoo.com. You can follow David on Twitter (@DavidAlade_) or read his articles on his website: www.davidalade.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/value-nigeria/message

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Vikerkaare peatoimetaja Märt Väljataga meenutab, et sõdadeta inimajalugu ei ole veel tuntud. Sõda Ukrainas ei pruugi lõppeda Putini ühemõttelise lüüasaamisega.

West Yorkshire, England: Joshua Alade is a man of profound passion and perseverance. He speaks from his heart about what drives him to dream such big dreams for systemic change. He learned from his mother the importance of helping others and her memory sustains him in this difficult work. He is a fierce advocate for education and opportunity for young people. His remarkable determination is a superpower to make change happen.Accessibility Options: Watch the unedited video interview with subtitles or read the edited podcast transcript by visiting this podcast's web page.Support the show (https://salsa4.salsalabs.com/o/51237/p/salsa/donation/common/public/?donate_page_KEY=8699)

How do we get quality leadership that can take Nigeria to the next level? Nigeria is currently suffering from a lack of quality leadership and this is reflected in many aspects of the Nigeran experience, both at the individual and the national level. That is what we are talking about in this episode of #ObehiPodcast Listen to the conversation leave your thought below. _____________________________ ♥ Thank you for listening to Obehi Podcast. Share also with your friends who might need it. ♥Join our eLearning Community - https://aclasses.org/membership/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/obehi-podcast/message

As Nigeria celebrates its 61 years of independence, we look into the country's leadership from the point of view of diaspora with Monday Alade. Monday Alade is Nigerian security personnel in the US. Enjoy the video and leave your comment below. _____________________________ ♥ Thank you for listening to Obehi Podcast. Share also with your friends who might need it. ♥Join our eLearning Community --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/obehi-podcast/message

In this episode I interviewed Ruth Alade. Ruth is an expert sales coach who's passionate about helping women entrepreneurs master their mindset around sales so they become unstoppable and get more yes's from their sales conversations and opportunities. She's a contributor to the Huffington Post and enjoys empowering her community to think in empowering ways that inspires them to sell their work confidently. Join her Facebook group community: https://m.facebook.com/groups/526183634968258 ..................................................................... Want a FREE Launch Prep Kit filled with Canva templates/loom trainings to make launching your next offer a breeze? Click here to grab your LAUNCH PREP KIT

In this Podcast, Heather Jean is joined by a very special guest... Ruth Alade: Ruth helps coaches to master the art of selling high ticket offers by showing up boldly and confidently without letting limitations hold us back. Ruth and Heather Jean talk about... ... Overcoming limitations ... the Impostor's voice ... Making a choice to grow instead of shrinking. Ruth shares with us her work, as well as how confidence comes with actions of courage and practice and how we always have a choice! Don't Miss this Episode!  Connect with Confidence Through Cabaret ... http://beatyourimpostor.com/webinar  - FREE webinar to help you overcome Impostor Voice Link tree https://yourbodyyourworldyourstage.world/linktree/ Website: https://confidencethroughcabaret.com/ Podcast:  Https://confidencethroughcabaret.podbean.com  or search Confidence Through Cabaret wherever you get podcasts Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groupsconfidencethroughcabaretcommunity/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Confidence-Through-Cabaret-109927597531068/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/confidencethroughcabaret YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkJiPVgL6woSAQ1Wpa4K68w/videos Blog https://confidencethroughcabaret.com/ Twitter: @YBYWYS Clubhouse https://clubber.one/@heatherybywys  OR Clubhouse @HeatherYBYWYS Clubhouse Club -Confidence & Attitudes https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/confidence-attitudes   

The Other Ghuys is a new podcast series by Celtic Down Under. On this episode, John speaks with Edoh 'Medard' Alade who is a Celtic fan from Benin West Africa. We discuss various topics about being a football fan & following Celtic from Benin. If you wish to get involved in any future podcasts with us please contact us via our social media channels or on our email address admin@celticdownunder.comHail Hail

This week, Donna and Orlando sat down with the founders of Century Partners, Andrew Colom and David Alade along with their new partner, Shea Whitfield from the hit HGTV Show, "Bargain Block." Century Partners went on the record to talk about the journey of the organization, clear up some misconceptions, and talk about the work they're doing now. Stories From "Fresh Off The Press"DETROIT SCHOOLS FOUND A WAY TO ATTRACT TEACHERS: PAY THEM MOREDETROIT MAY STEP UP ITS VOICE IN NATIONAL REPARATIONS MOVEMENTDETROITERS URGED TO WEIGH IN ON HELPING END GERRYMANDERING

Si creíste que la ley de la cancelación es un asco, déjanos presentarte a su pariente malvado, el "shaming", o "señalamiento". En este episodio Akiko, Ángel y Ricardo te platican varias manifestaciones de esta práctica y tendencia de juzgar y señalar a las personas por su libre decisión de ser y vivir sus vidas. OJO: Si te lo pierdes, OK, no te haremos shaming, pero sí que te perderás de una increíble conversación.

Shirin "Kasuwa Akai Miki Dole" na wannan mako tare da Ahmed Abba ya leka kasuwar alade mafi girma a arewa maso gabashin Najeriya, wato karamar hukumar Numan dake Jahar Adamawa.

In the fourteenth episode of A Little Louder Project Podcast, Morewa Fola-Alade, the founder of Glo by Mo and Glo by Mo Beauty, shares her "A Little Louder Moment." In starting her blog and community, Candid Christian Conversations, Morewa has shown the power of silencing your fears and instead, using your voice, and pursuing your passion. If you liked this episode please review, share, download, follow, and subscribe. Keep up with us by following our Instagram @alittlelouderproject.

After a breif hiatus, we are back with the best in contemporary African Music, arts and Culture. These quarantine days cant stop us!! We gonna keep pushing thorhg!! Special Thanks to DC Radio for hanging with us!! Hey, did you hear? Fela Kuti got nominated into the Rock N Roll HApp of Fame!! New music from Burna Boy - Oyenka.... #letsgo

Welcome to the Flourishing Business Podcast!   This podcast is for women who are flourishing in business, or who want to be. This podcast was created to provide hope, encouragement & to share strategy! Today my guest is Ruth Alade! Ruth is passionate about helping women entrepreneurs master their mindset around sales so they become unstoppable and get more yes’s from their sales conversations and opportunities. She’s a contributor to the Huffington Post and enjoys empowering her community to think in empowering ways that inspires them to sell their work confidently. Ruth lives in the UK with her husband and two children. She enjoys playing the piano and singing along to her favorite gospel songs.

On this episode we had the pleasure of (virtually) sitting down with the inspiring Toni Fola-Alade, who among other things is an entrepreneur and recent Cambridge graduate. We spoke about everything from mental health, to building growth mindsets to overcome failure, to the importance of teamwork and leadership. Some real gems were dropped so make sure to tune in!

durée : 00:12:28 - Le Hashtag Mix - Pour finir en douceur la semaine, du l'afrobeat en mode Naija...

In this episode, I speak with Fola Alade , founder of Fotefa Mediation Academy . He is a seasoned mediator appointed to the Global Mediation panel at the Office of the Ombudsman for United Nations Funds and Programmes. He is back for a second time as a guest discussing the fundamentals of Emotional Intelligence and why we all need to develop and build this very important skill. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/develop-a-game-with-bev/message

I was super excited, possibly the most excited I've ever been, to be interviewing sales mindset coach, Ruth Alade, who teaches female coaches how to sell and get more “yeses”.Usually we've had experiences with sales in the past that have stuck with us, which isn't great. We've also heard people talk about sales in a negative light, and we don't want to become one of those “bad sales people”, like the Wolf of Wall Street. We don't want to be that salesperson that is trying to force something down people's throats. So we have all these beliefs like: I don't like sales, I hate sales, sales is bad.When we show up to calls with these thoughts, what happens is that we're not able to actually dig deeper, because we're going to start thinking that if we ask a certain question, we're going to come across as pushy.Or if I say this, maybe this person isn't going to like it. So we tiptoe and people please. And at the end of that call, guess what you're going to hear?“I need to think about it”, “It's too much money”,“I need to speak to my husband, partner, cat, goldfish” etc, you get the picture!When we come to calls with better-serving beliefs, we're able to dig deeper into their objections to really find out what their situation is, what the real truth is. The problem is that many times when people say that that they “need to speak to their partner”, that's not actually the real reason. Most coaches will be afraid to dig deeper to find out whether it is genuinely the real reason or not.But they may have just said it because they knew that if they say something like that, it works and you let them off.The first thing for digging deeper is to look at yourself, look inwards. Whatever objections that you're getting, you need to ask yourself, what do I believe about this? When people say that they need to think about it, what do you believe about it?Are you someone that always thinks about things too? Are you someone that always has to speak to their husband? Are you someone that always has to meditate on it first? Because if you are that kind of person, then of course you are going to agree with their objection.You need to look inwards and then decide if you want to carry on. I believe in these objections. And then also, if it is something that you're doing, you have to decide if it's something that you want to carry on doing for yourself.If you're someone that doesn't like spending money on things, when people tell you that it is too much money, then of course you're going to buy into it. So in that instance, decide if you want to carry on being someone that doesn't spend money, or if you want to change that.It's going to take you practicing whatever it is that you're choosing to believe about sales. Yeah. Whenever you find yourself going down that path of all these thoughts that aren't serving you, then you can decide, I am not going to go down this path.Ruth could tell you what to say and give you a script word for word, but it's not going to work because then you're going to show up with an energy oozing uncertainty, and people can sense that.So, the way to go about changing this starts with you changing the way you are thinking about sales.Always be curious with people's objections. When you get curious, you're giving them that chance to talk about their situation, to talk about the problem that they want to solve.You really need to take a good look at your money story. What are all the beliefs you have about money?You can choose to believe that money is everywhere and that people can create money. So, it's a constant work in progress. Always identifying those thoughts that aren't serving you and choosing what you really want.Otherwise your brain would just default to all those beliefs and thoughts that aren't going to take you anywhere.

Wherever relationships exist , conflicts may arise, it's important to learn the best way to manage conflicts whether in business, at work, with your friends and family, etc for successful living. Fola Alade , a certified attorney-mediator from Lagos and a guru on mediation takes us through the rudiments of mediation. Fola is also a certified emotional intelligence trainer and has a lot of experience in this area. Our conversation is really insightful and I hope you enjoy it. To join the Attorney Mediators contact Fola Alade www.fotefapartners.com email falade@fotefapartners.com Instagram @dmediationlawywrist twitter @mediationlawng --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/develop-a-game-with-bev/message

durée : 00:59:43 - Mouv' Live Club : Mara - Tous les mardis entre 22h et 23h, MARA vous propose un mix teinté d’influences Afro, Caraibes et Baile Funk.

Follow Prince on this journey as he explores what it might really be like if parents always said yes. Just like Prince, you might discover that yes is not always best. In the book, Prince is a playful little boy with a wild imagination. As much as he loves his parents, he really wishes they would just say yes to all his simple requests. Well, since that does not happen, he decides that on his 4th birthday he would wish for a magic remote. Every time he clicks it, it would make his parents always say yes to anything he asks for. It is the perfect wish….. . until he realizes always getting what he wants might not be as fun as he imagined.https://princealade.com/

durée : 00:12:57 - Le Hashtag Mix - Pour bien finir la semaine, on se met en mode Afro et même en mode Naija...

This podcast focuses on the skills in demand; what young people need to be learning and mastering to #stayemployable and competitive.

Brand new mix by DJayCee featuring the hottest afro-pop, Afro-beat & Afro-Haitian some of the artist Yemi Alade, Burna Boy, Tekno, Rema, Mikaben, Teni, Roody Roodboy, Dayo Chino, Olamide music playing right now. Enjoy and follow us @DJayCeenyc & @Haitian_All_StarZ

Brand new mix by DJayCee featuring the hottest afro-pop, Afro-beat & Afro-Haitian some of the artist Yemi Alade, Burna Boy, Tekno, Rema, Mikaben, Teni, Roody Roodboy, Dayo Chino, Olamide music playing right now. Enjoy and follow us @DJayCeenyc & @Haitian_All_StarZ

This week, we find a great collaboration with Yemi Alade and Angelique Kidjo, plus we briefly examine to custom of Kora Players with the new generation of this griot centered tradition, This and more: Davido - Disturbance (Nigeria)Angelique Kidjo - Batonga (Benin)Asa - Fire on the Mountain (Nigeria/France)Burna Boy - Anybody (Nigeria)AfroSoul feat. Khuzani - Inkomo Yami (South Africa/Zulu Kingdom)Tiwa Savage - Attention (Nigeria)Oumou Sangara - Minata Waraba (Mali/Wassalou)FM Laeti feat. Fatoumata Diawara - Coco (Guadaloupe/Mali)Sidiki Diabate - Fais Moi Cofiance (Mali)Sona Jobarteh - Jarabi (Gambia)Yemi Alade feat. Angelique Kidjo - Shekere (Nigeria/Benin)Pozi - Beautiful Girl (Kenya)Zami Mdingi - Ithonga Lam (South Africa)Yemi Alade feat. Sauti Sol - Africa (Nigeria/Kenya)

A mover and shaker is helping fund a campaign for equal rights for LGBTQ Michiganders Speaking of which, a new housing development will be built to support youth in that community (read more in the Detroit News) Beaumont Hospital is expanding in Grosse Pointe The Detroit People Mover is changing direction And then a conversation with developer David Alade, the co-founder of Century Partners. I caught up with him at the Detroit Policy Conference and we chatted about the Fitzgerald neighborhood in the city of Detroit, over by 6 Mile between the Marygrove and the University of Detroit Mercy campuses. That’s where his company is doing a variety of projects and it’s one of the neighborhoods the city is focusing on right now. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-detroit/id1220563942 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1Yhv8nSylVWxlZilRhi4X9 And although the show will always be free, our members help make it available for everyone else. Become a member on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/dailydetroit

This episode of AfroPop Radio is jam packed with great music from Africa's top stars... We will hear from the Grammy Nominated Burna Boy... And check in on the chatter that he lost the Grammy to African Music legend Angelique Kidjo who promptly dedicated her Grammy to him... The world is reeling at the news that NBA Superstar legend Kobe Bryant has been killed in a tragic helicopter crash along with his Daughter Gianna and 7 others... We examine the impact Kobe BRyant had on the African Continent. As always the best music!!!!!

Six firms have been sealed for failure to remit N42.68 million Personal Income Tax of their staff to the Lagos state government. This information is according to Seyi Alade, the Director, Legal Services of the Lagos State Internal Revenue Service (LIRS). The Legal Director of the state revenue’s service said it was a decision that was long overdue. He disclosed that the affected companies defaulted in the area of tax liabilities from 2014 to 2016 and refused to pay even after an audit was conducted on them and a period of grace was extended to them. He noted that the LIRS had stopped shutting down companies which failed to remit their taxes in order to give room for voluntary compliance. However, a few still flouted the rules and chose not to pay. Alade went on to reiterate the commitment of the LIRS in ensuring that taxes were remitted to the state and promised to move in the direction of unyielding companies which failed to remit tax. He explained that remittances of Consumption and Personal Income Taxes must be adhered to, noting its importance as key drivers for the development of the state and the benefit for the people.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Women in AI is a biweekly podcast from RE•WORK, meeting with leading female minds in AI, Deep Learning and Machine Learning. We will speak to CEOs, CTOs, Data Scientists, Engineers, Researchers and Industry Professionals to learn about their cutting edge work and technological advancements, as well as their impact on AI for social good and diversity in the workplace.

This week, we take a whirlwind tour of the continent with a wide variety of songs. Of note is the latest song from the world music icon Youssou N'Dour, "Takuta" features a sample from the late Babatunde Olatunji. We then play the original "Takuta" as recorded in 1973 by Babatunde and while it sound nothing like the offering by Youssou, it is indeed a vibrant tribute to the AfroBeat master... Enjoy...

One episode might not be enough to talk recovery, but we're off to a great start with out guest, Risqat Fabunmi-Alade. She's a 100 & 200m sprinter, a PT, a sports scientist and a massage therapist, so we tried to touch upon all basis when it comes to running, training and how to get the body back in working order for the next run.Rick joins us from his sofa as he recovers from running is first 100 miler and Ben, Andy and Jane discuss the new Nike Joyride, a shoe designed specifically to help runners recover. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Võrkpalliteemalise taskuhäälingusaate "Kuldne geim" XXI osas on saatejuhtidel Karl Rinaldol ja Rivo Vesikul külas Eesti üks tuntumaid sidemängijaid, kuldsuu Ronald Järv. Uueks hooajaks Tartu Bigbanki naasev Järv räägib Rakveres veedetud lapsepõlvest,  sidemängijaks saamisest ning Eesti juunioride koondise kaptenina koos Robert Tähe, Renee Teppani ja Andri Aganitsaga MM-finaalturniiril mängimisest. Just sellel turniiril elas Järv läbi oma senise karjääri valusaima hetke. Muuhulgas saame ka teada, miks Järv lapsepõlves väga tihti kirikut külastas, kuidas õnnestus tal hiljutisel tenniseturniiril kõigis mängudes "hõbe" võita, milline näeb välja elu kaksikute isana ja kas temast võiks tulevikus saada "Kuldse geimi" saatejuht. Teemadest võtame seekord luubi alla treeneri rolli erinevuse korvpallis ja võrkpallis, Martti Juhkami koondisse naasmise, Mihkel Tanila ja Dimitri Korotkovi koostöö lõpetamise ning Eesti liiga tänavuse parima mängija Chizoba pääsemise Brasiilia B-koondisse. Võrkpall24.ee podcast valmis koostöös Credit24, Manta Maja ja Delfiga.

Today’s episode is all about a brand-new clinical assessment tool for PEM POCUS that’s rolling out this June. Dr. Kiyetta Alade and her colleagues are offering the exam free of charge, however, the test will only be available for a few short days! I sat down with Dr. Alade who told me about the years long process it took to get here. We recorded in a small room at the SAEM conference in Las Vegas, so I apologize for the background noise.If you are interested in learning more about the test, contact myself or email Maha Khalil mjkhalil@texaschildrens.org Otherwise, I would love to hear your opinion/thoughts/recommendations! Please contact me at tama.the@gmail.com. Music Credit: Slow Burn Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Yemi Alade is often referred to as the 'Queen of Afropop'!  And as she told me in our conversation, "I'm living my dream.  I'm awake and still dreaming!" Yemi came from a strict family (her father was a Police Commissioner) that emphasized the importance of education. Throughout school, Yemi loved singing and performing.  In fact, In high school Yemi was part of a girl group called 'Naughty Spices'.  But she never thought of becoming a singer until in 2009, at the insistence of her friend, she entered 'Peak Talent Show'. She was shocked to win the talent show - so shocked in fact that they had to call her name twice before she realized that she had won.  But that was the moment she realized she had a talent, and that she could really make something out of it.  She still went on to graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Geography from University of Lagos in 2010, but she decided to pursue her passion for performing.  While she had moderate success in the music industry, it wasn't until 2013 and the leak of a single she was still working on with Producer Selebobo that her career really took off.  That official video for that single Johnny has been viewed more than 96 million times on YouTube! Yemi talks about what it's taken for her to come the international superstar that she is.  She also talks about the big dreams she has for the future - she recently performed at Lincoln Centre in New York, but she's dreaming of one day selling out Madison Square Garden! And with the way this lady is going, it won't be long before she does that!   WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Who were some of Yemi's musical influences growing up How Yemi describes her style of music Who she would most like to collaborate with Why the leaking of one of her singles was perhaps the breakthrough for her career What has been the most surprising aspect of fame Why she refers to herself as a 'King' and not a 'Queen' The best advice Yemi has ever been given What Yemi's definition of success is What she is most proud of having achieved so far The surprising thing that Yemi is most afraid of What she is most grateful for What Yemi's "I am…" is   EPISODE LINKS Yemi Alade on Instagram Yemi Alade on Twitter Yemi Alade on Facebook Yemi Alade on YouTube

Real estate investor David Alade is betting the young millennials filling up apartments and condominiums in Midtown and downtown will eventually want a little more space to spread out, put down roots and possibly raise families in Detroit. Alade, a native of Queens, New York, says Detroit's high auto insurance costs and the quality of the city's public schools remain barriers to getting young families to buy single family homes in Detroit.

On this podcast episode, Segun Akiode hosted Teju’ Fola’-Alade to discuss “Job Search in Nigeria“. Teju is a Certified Human Resource Manager and a member of the Chartered Management Institute

Esther Alade is the host of Corporate Afrika, a brand developed to provide a platform for Businesses, Products, and Entrepreneurs to interact and access the growing African Consumers and Businesses that have an interest in Africa or the UK. It provides a corporate and social environment, in which businesses or entrepreneurs need to test new products, sample or activate new ideas, spark new ideas with like-minded people or to simply meet the next recruit for or from the target audience socially. In this episode, you will learn about the benefit of learning your craft and doing work for free. Tips for being in front of the camera, if you're thinking about promoting your business on youtube and advice to help prevent you from getting cheated or burnt in business Check out the Show notes for resources, notes, and links from the show. Original Music by MadReal

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