The Secret of How Dangoma Became a Billionaire - Osae-Brown, Anthony
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Dangoma grew up daydreaming about becoming a billionaire like his rich relative, Uncle Shangisha. He gets a break when Uncle Shangisha gives him N500 ($2.50) to start a business when he is just ten years old. Dangoma soon finds out that running a business is not as easy as he imagined, but he learns several business concepts like pricing, marketing, and patience. Along the way, he discovers the secrets necessary to become a very successful business person. This book is aimed at teaching basic business concepts to both primary and secondary school students in an accessible way. The aim is to…mehr

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Dangoma grew up daydreaming about becoming a billionaire like his rich relative, Uncle Shangisha. He gets a break when Uncle Shangisha gives him N500 ($2.50) to start a business when he is just ten years old. Dangoma soon finds out that running a business is not as easy as he imagined, but he learns several business concepts like pricing, marketing, and patience. Along the way, he discovers the secrets necessary to become a very successful business person. This book is aimed at teaching basic business concepts to both primary and secondary school students in an accessible way. The aim is to stir in students an interest in business and fuel their entrepreneurial zeal while they are still young.
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Anthony Osae-Brown is a financial journalist and communication professional with over fourteen years of experience writing about economic and financial issues in Nigeria and working in the communication departments of leading banks. He has a deep understanding of global economic and financial issues, especially as they relate to Nigerian and West African economies. He has worked with leading newspapers such as BusinessDay, Nigeria's leading business newspaper, and Mergermarket (formerly, the financial intelligence news service of The Financial Times). He contributes regularly to the BBC on matters concerning the economy and is consulted frequently by foreign firms conducting due diligence on Nigerian companies or individuals seeking a perspective on economic issues related to Nigeria and West Africa. As a communication professional who has worked with leading financial institutions, he has used his strong writing skills to shape the brand perception and reputation of some of Nigeria's leading banks, which has resulted in significant improvement in product sales. He knows a great deal about financial communication and economic analysis. Anthony holds a first degree in finance from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria, and a master's degree in financial journalism from the University of Stirling, Scotland. He is married and has two beautiful children.