@ BUCHIO 7:

I respect your comment even though I could hardly read it, but it's ok.

Peace to Nigeria.

Doctor:

It is very simple:

First, have a discussion with GOD before the interview.
Be very confident.
Be very Bold, but still be respectful (something like military style).
Dress very professional (very neat and simple)
Be focused and look serious, Don't try to impress him by saying too much, and it is important for you to have a pleasant facial expression, no need to smile, trust me.
Speak very well, Pay attention to your grammar.
At the end of the interview, say "thank you for your time"



Note: Mike like confidence and professionalism

Good Luck

BIG B (USA)

First, I will like to reply to Mr BADADEE's ignorant comment:::::::::"Mike Adenuga just came from nowhere with billions and started buying up everywhere and everything"

Just because your head is narrow doesn't mean you should open your mouth when others are talking. Keep it closed if you don't have knowledge of what is being discussed.

For your information: Mike became a millionaire at the age of 25 years old, and all his investments are legitimate. He's currently about 54 years old; which means he's about 30 years into the game, Ask yourself this question, 30 years ago, who was IBB or Atiku?
Mike has never held any military position or any government position and he has never interested in getting involved in pursuing political ambition, From day one he has been nothing but a pure strict intelligent business man.

From my own point of view, I think this is what happened (why he was arrested):

Rule# 1: It is very important for a smart business man to be an ally of the current administration, it is that simple. When you follow this rule as a business man, sky is the limit for you and your investments, That is just how it's done everywhere through out the world, This has nothing to do with corruption,

Rule# 2: As a smart business man, it is also important for you to know when to unfasten your relationship with the current administration, that it's time is about to expire and start preparing or building a new relationship with the foreseen replacement administration. That is just how it's done everywhere, (Investors or business men from developed countries crave and understand this game), This has nothing to do with corruption,
Note: Be aware that Mike is an American educated business man.

Conclusion: During the implementation of these 2 rules, something went wrong, As we all know OBJ is a childish uninformed and extremely vindictive individual, So, you figure out the rest.

At this point, it will be civilized for Nigerians to stay focused and allow time to tell.

BIG B (USA)

BIG B (USA), Still the same state of mind, but different attitude:

The Indians should focus their energy on evaluating employment opprtunities improvement in their country, instead of hating Nigerian employers and fighting one another over power struggle.
They should allow Nigerians to resolve their own issues.
What many people do not understand is the fact that Indians have their own internal problems, e.g The conflict with the Indians from south, competition on who can kiss ass the most and so on. I think this issue has nothing to do with GLOBACOM or Nigeria, It's more or less a cultural factor.
Identify comments posted by Indians and pay attention to their tone, and quickly you will understand where I'm coming from.

No disrespect, but one has to be an animal to run a successful business in Nigeria. Everyone around you or your business are constantly studing an effective strategy to get over one way or the other,

You have to be extremly strong mentally and physically to hold Mike Adenuga's position. It's not an easy position, You want to help your people and your country, but at the same time you're constantly watching everybody, as we all know, 98% of the population can not be trusted. Hence you have to act like an animal, a bastard and a beast, or else folks will be taking advantage of you and your investment.

The game of employment can not be understood unless you become an employer. You definitely take care of the top notches that you can trust.
But why should one give you cars, houses etc, even if you have been promised when you have not done or showed any of the incredible things you've listed or displayed on your resume,
And trust me that how it is all over the world, Every sigle boss or employer has something very common to the way Mike operate his businesses. Even Donald Trump could be very firm and nasty, the same thing with P.DIDDY and the rest of the big wigs all over the world, But there is one thing that is not common, dealing with Nigerians, Kudos to Mike, You have to be ready and nasty to function effectively in Nigerian society. Let's be honest with one another.

People also need to understand the true definition of job,

Let's stop disrespecting a man who has provided food for many families in Nigeria.
A man who has brought back hope for the new generation.
A man who continues to invest heavily in the country like Nigerian where nobody else is truly willing to do the same, Let's face the fact, he didn't have to do any of these things.

Could someone mention if any of the so so called leaders have the same vission or mission Mike has?
I don't think so,

So let's pray for the country, the investors, the leaders and the Nigerian people,
JFK made this wonderful statement before he was killed "stop asking what your country can do for you, start thinking what you can do for your country"
I believe Mike is trying his best in his own way, It's time for us to step up and do something positive for the country, instead of crying and begging.

Peace to Nigeria.