Osas Olumese Training Institute

Allow me to first of all say "Happy New Month" - September is H E R E I served in Lagos, and I worked my posting there (smiling face). I had so much plans about how my service year should be, and I felt Lagos was the place I should be. I grew up in Kano state Nigeria, where I had my primary school education, and partly secondary education... part, I did in Kaduna. My tertiary education was in Ogun State (Covenant University). Why am I giving you my history? I am very conservative, and highly introverted, and looking at my history, working my NYSC posting to Lagos, would not cross one's mind. One of our very first corpers...  I did it! And for me, this was one of the best decisions I made. I made most of my decision (even money decisions) while serving, asking myself again and again why I decided to get posted to the state. This helped me make choices that favoured my serving in Lagos . I attended a lot of Fashion events, both free and paid. I attende

Here thinking about a whole lot.. About writing a follow up vulnerability blog post How I can make more money with my service business Properly keeping business financial record and a whole lot more.. Google always comes to the rescue. You know when you get a search result, and you ask your self... "why did I bother searching?" Because it seems all the results sound alike. Then you find something different... this blog post!!! I am sharing it with you, and also having it for keeps sake, so I can always refer to it.. Here you have it:  https://www.thebalancesmb.com/increase-your-service-business-profits-2948142 You need to read it and see your profit... especially from made-to-measure in a different light. XOXO Osamudiame P.S . Do you know... we teach how to sew and draft patterns? We are the best at what we do in the whole of core northern Nigeria, and we are not lazing about. Find out more about our offering here

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