ViMP Closing Pt2: Steve Iwenjora VP, ACA

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Mr. Steve Iwenjora, Vice President, African Capital Alliance was our final speaker of the program. He facilitated a very enlightening discussion centered around being the change you wish to see in society. He emphasized that everyone in the room had the ability to impact change in Nigeria by being ethical and having a strong sense of purpose. Mr. Iwenjora advised them to leave the experience conscious, and deliberate of their day to day actions in society.
 
Here are some key points from his talk:
1.Avoid office politics
2.The little things count.
3. Obey the law and be compliant.
4. Read "Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" by Steven Covey.
  
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