Lekan Esan

Last Saturday, I had a great time sharing my knowledge about Technology with the students of Ekiti State Government College, Ado-Ekiti.

If you are a Job Seeker, Student, Aspiring Software Developer, Data Enthusiasts or someone who wants to explore a new career path with great financial benefits, learning SQL (Structured Query Language) can be the game-changer for you in the coming year 2024.

Tomorrow, December 22, 2023, by 7 PM (GMT+1), I am hosting a virtual seminar where every participant will have hands-on experience with SQL basics and understand how it plays a vital role in data management and analysis.

Participants will get career insights and discover the high-demand jobs that require SQL skills and how they can skyrocket their careers in fields like data analysis, database administration, and software development.

This seminar can be that little spark you desire for you to be well-positioned for great income opportunities in the new year.

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See you soon.

Straight to the point friends, 3 things to focus on during this pandemic, and this is what my mentor told me when all these started to unfold.

1. Stay Alive
2. Protect the Bag
3. Be of Help

You can focus on those three things too.

Those points are so much condensed but I can expand it.

For example, staying alive means you should obey all the precautionary measures and guidelines given by the government and relevant health organisations.

It also means you should keep your mental and physical health alive and not forgetting your spiritual life too.

To protect the bag means don't let your financial source dry. I know this is tough, there is already a big blow on the economy, well, can you be more creative and find ways to remain in the game?

Lastly, you have to be of help, in any little or big way you can, be of help and assist someone in getting through this season unscathed.

By God's grace, COVID-19 will pass.



@ Lagos, Nigeria

With little time to plan and prepare, we are faced with a health crisis that forced many of us to stay home for the safety of all.

Our different work conditions determined whether it will only be a stay home situation or in addition, a work from home situation.

For me, it is a work from home situation and here is my workspace.

For sure, this time will pass, it might usher us into a new normal, a new approach to living, working, collaborating, etc.

Whatever side you find yourself during this Pandemic, understand that the time after will bring about a mix of different things so be prepared.

Be safe.

Don't just be busy, it's a trap, make sure you're tracking your progress.

There is no reward for the busy person, only for those that make significant contribution to getting the desired result.

When you're stuck, get help immediately, you can't really be stagnant, it's either forward or backward, 1 and 0.

Always put in your best efforts to get the needed work done.

Books are powerful. I wasn't exposed early to reading other books except for my academic books, so this book 'What Angels wish they knew' was like my first book.

It was a gift given to me during the sent forth ceremony of my high school fellowship where I served as the president.

Ever since, I've fallen in love with buying books and reading them. I must confess, I don't get to read all the books I buy, but I at least flip through.

If you admire any good trait in me, there is a big chance that those traits were instilled and sharpened by the books I've read in the past.

So if there is an occasion where you would want to buy me a gift, books are my most appreciated gifts.

If you have not developed the culture of reading, you're not doing yourself any good, most succesfull people I know and that I have listened to rates reading books high on the list of things that helped them to achieve success.

Don't read amiss, be deliberate about what you want to learn about. Apply what you read.

In the last quarter, I read and Zero To One (I didn't complete this), this quarter I will be reading Business at the speed of thought and a leadership book.

Which book will you read this month?

Reposted from - People that can develop software are in high demand, they don't struggle to get jobs.

That's why you should consider a career in Software Development.

Your educational background doesn't matter, you can kick start a career in Software Development.
Tomorrow, February 18, 2019 by 8pm Lagos time, Join us live on Instagram () as we take you through the entire process.

You would learn what you need to start, the programming languages you should learn first, where to get free training resources, how to get a mentor that can take you by the hand and follow you up.

Our facilitator will be Lekan Esan, , he earns a living as a software developer and manages a software development team.

Don't miss it, share with your friends that might need this.

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Reposted from - I will be voting for ANN tomorrow.

Because I cannot (with a clear conscience) vote for any man who I already know will not change Nigeria for the better.

I cannot vote for any man who is so corrupt and is a big part of the reason why Nigeria is where she is today.

I cannot vote for any man who does not have respect for the people and could not honour a simple presidential debate.

I cannot vote for any man who does not have a Vision for Nigeria and wants to be President at all cost.

So if you like, you can say I am wasting my vote.

To waste my vote is to vote for a man who will never produce a better Nigeria.

Buhari and Atiku have NOTHING to offer us. To vote for them, will be a WASTE OF MY VOTE!

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Don't sit at home. Please make sure you participate in this election.

Do it for Nigeria. Do it for posterity sake.

Your vote will count. You have an important role to play in the building of our nation.

We are not where we want to be but we will get there, we will stay together and build a nation that we all desire.

First, let's go to the polls and cast our votes. Then let's start to demand and ensure those elected do the right things.

God bless Nigeria.

We shall witness the good and beautiful times of this nation.