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What if the problem isn’t money… but identity?In this episode, Michael returns to explore one of the most powerful drivers of growth: identity.How you see yourself shapes how you think, what you notice, and ultimately the results you create. From opportunity to behaviour, it all begins internally.We explore:How your brain filters reality and why you only see what you focus onWhy many people default to lack instead of possibilityThe link between identity, perspective, behaviour, and outcomesHow to consciously redesign who you are becomingWhy consistency is built on certainty, not motivationThis conversation invites you to rethink how you approach success, growth, and opportunity.Key Takeaway:Change your identity → change your focus → change your results.Timestamps:00:00 – Introduction02:50 – Understanding how your brain filters reality04:00 – Identity and results09:40 – The red car effect12:00 – Designing a new identity20:50 – Alignment and action23:15 – From possibility to certaintyGuest: Michael C. NgeneIf this episode resonates, follow the podcast for more conversations on mindset, strategy, and building leverage in any environment.Mentioned in this episodeBuy the Learning. Doing. Progressing (LDP) gemstones bracelet: https://wa.me/2349043097991?text=%E2%80%8E%20Hi!%20I%E2%80%99m%20interested%20in%20the%20LDP%20Bracelet.%0A%0A(Learning%2C%20Doing%2C%20Progressing)%20bracelet%0A%0APlease%20help%20me%20with%20my%20orderDiagnose your business with The SME Mall Business Health Checker (free diagnostic tool): https://thesmemall.com/business-health-check-toolkit/Apply for Women in Business Grant Programme here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfRJI7Uix22Ebw-gm90pxnN69uVXzs1kvtIFeMSkJb2BRoBHg/viewform?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAdGRleAP_BwhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAacqc15HNId7jvhWuQp_FYdJLxHDnSseSCHZ6WEbNvaUBgSs9NchVDk-aTVWvQ_aem_sh7ZcApA3L5rQnmQxgKbZA&pli=1&authuser=0This is MINIBA.Made in Nigeria. Inspired by Africa.

Do you actually know what’s wrong with your business — or are you guessing?In this episode, we talk with Muyiwa Femi-Pearse of The SME Mall about why many hardworking founders, especially women in business, stay stuck despite effort and sales.From record-keeping to pricing, from rising costs to tax pressure, this is a real conversation about diagnosis before growth.If you’ve ever said, “I don’t feel broke, but I don’t feel secure either,”press play. Because clarity isn’t criticism.It’s power.

If you want to drive or purchase an EV in Nigeria while also navigating how to use it in this power epileptic environment, then this podcast is for you. Also if you wanna be a distributor, this is the perfect episode for you.In this episode of MINIBA Season 5, we revisit a powerful conversation recorded in Dirty December 2023 — before electric vehicles and energy transition became mainstream topics in Nigeria.What’s shocking? How relevant it still is.We discuss:Why copying global solutions without fixing local systems failsElectric vehicles vs Nigeria’s real mobility problemWhy execution and systems matter more than ideasWhat founders, builders, and policymakers often missHow to think long-term about energy, transport, and growthThis episode sets the tone for Season 5: Builders — people who stop chasing shiny fixes and start repairing foundations.If you’re building a business, a system, or a country — this one is for you.Sponsored by SME MallUse their free Business Health Checker to diagnose what’s really broken in your business: https://www.thesmemall.com Instagram: @i_am_miniba YouTube: minibar-1020Like • Share • SubscribePeace. Life. Impact.MINIBA — Made in Nigeria, Inspired by Africa.

The MiNibA Season 5 premiere dives straight to the ROOT of the problem. Not poverty itself — but the leadership, mindset, and broken systems that make us look poor. This episode is a raw, honest conversation about what really keeps us stuck and how nations like Singapore turned things around.   You won’t believe the breakdown: Leadership failure isn’t just politics — it’s a poverty machine. Our mindset is costing us more than money. Fixing the roots can flip Nigeria’s story from poverty to prosperity. To help us keep amplifying real stories and solutions, don’t forget to like, share, comment, and subscribe. Let’s rewrite Nigeria’s narrative together. The SME Mall Business Health Checker — an absolute gem for entrepreneurs! It helps you assess how healthy your business really is and gives practical insights to grow smarter, not harder. The SME Mall Business Health Checker is an absolute gem for entrepreneurs! It helps you assess how healthy your business really is and gives practical insights to grow smarter, not harder. Check it out here https://thesmemall.com/business-health-check-toolkit/

️ SEASON FINALE: UNCLE CASH UNPLUGGED From 109+ books to rewriting Nigeria’s future through youth, literature, and legacy. This episode isn’t just an interview — it’s a masterclass in storytelling, culture, impact, and imagination. Uncle Cash returns with fire as he reflects on history, politics, spiritual inspiration, the power of dialogue, and why short stories might save us all.  What Kind of ‘Preneur Are You? book is out now – Our NEW YouTube: @miniba-1020 Questions like: “If you were president, what would you do?” “What’s your best Nigerian dish?” “What inspires your writing?” …and his answer to “The Nigeria of your dreams?” will leave you speechless. Listen. Reflect. Rise. Made in Nigeria, Inspired by Africa

Life in Nigeria is no small task – power, security, and keeping things running can feel like a full-time hustle. But today, we’re talking solutions that hit close to home!   Meet Jerry Iyanya: an entrepreneur turning challenges into opportunities with cutting-edge IT, solar power, and security innovations. From helping families stay safe to making sure businesses don’t go dark, he’s rewriting the rules and showing us what’s possible. This episode is packed with real stories, practical advice, and a big dose of inspiration. If you’re ready to see how tech can transform lives, this one’s for you!

Welcome back MiNiBA nation. In this captivating episode of MiNiBA,  recorded over a year ago, we had the pleasure of sitting down with the incredible Fadakemi Onadele, a multi-potential creative, Founder and CEO of The Cakehouse (a bakery in Nigeria) which she started in the late nineties. Her journey from baking buns to consistently acquiring various skills that further cement her entrepreneurship empire is nothing short of inspirational! Join us as Fadakemi takes us through her story, highlighting the power of passion and the magic that happens when you nurture it. Whether you start with a spark of curiosity or a burning desire, Fadakemi\'s experience shows that with the right environment and a bit of encouragement, you can turn that spark into a blazing flame.  Topics Discussed: * Being an accidental entrepreneur * Fadakemi’s thrilling journey from baking to becoming a hospitality and entrepreneurship powerhouse * The power of skill acquisition and mastery * The importance of exposing your team to new experiences and setting high expectations in hospitality management * The reward of training other people to start their own baking businesses * The art of mentoring and its transformative power * Mastering the craft of customer profiling to boost your business * Supporting your employees to find their untapped powers and pushing them to grow * And so much more! Prepare to be motivated, inspired, and entertained as Fadakemi shares her wisdom and insights on how to turn passion into impact. This is an episode you won’t want to miss! Sit back, relax, and enjoy a packed episode. If you start desiring cake during the episode, that’s on you.  Brands Mentioned: - The Cakehouse - Homely (@bookhomely) - WaveCrest College of Hospitality (@WaveCrestAcademy)

Naïja Entrepreneurs, Ditch the Attitude! Ever feel like your own mind is your biggest roadblock to success?   In this episode of the Miniba Podcast, we\'re getting REAL with Lanre Atika about “The Costly Attitudes That Hold Back Naija Entrepreneurs.   We talk about the limiting beliefs, ego trips, and the art of pivoting from \"prideful\" to profitable! Think Kanye West could still be a multi-billionaire if he\'d just chilled a bit? There\'s a lesson there, folks! This episode is packed with relatable stories, inspiring tips, and a healthy dose of motivation to get you moving that money mountain! Hit play and let\'s turn those attitudes into ALTITUDES!   #MinibaPodcast #SuccessMindset

Hey MINIBA Nation, how una dey? In this episode, we\'re joined by Lanre Atika (@_Larenzo7), sharing tales and adventures from the perspective of a Nigerian living in Canada. Get ready for a deep dive into: * The trials and triumphs when your top talents venture abroad * Unpacking a system for effective learning to master your educational journey * Exploring the high demand for highly educated individuals in Canada * Lanre\'s inspiring journey from a third-class graduate to valedictorian nominee * The importance of teachers being accountable to their students And much more!

We\'re back like we never left!!  Brace yourselves for the long-awaited Season 4 Episode 5 of the Miniba podcast. Join us as we dive deep into the captivating world of art with the incredibly talented Fiyinkoko herself.  In this episode, ‘The Way of Water’, Fiyinkoko shares the enchanting story behind her latest masterpiece, the \'Water Me\' exhibition, revealing the inner workings of her creative process and the inspiration behind each artwork. Prepare to be spellbound as Fiyinkoko takes us on a journey through the flow of her artistic vision, exploring the depths of water symbolism and its profound significance in her work. Whether you\'re an art enthusiast, a creative soul, or simply seeking inspiration, this episode promises to ignite your imagination. Tune in now to Season 4 Episode 5 of \'The Way of Water\' and let the magic unfold.

Some years back, the lightbulb lit up for musicpreneur, Terapi, when Anthony Joshua (AJ) shared an Instagram pic with his people, after a win, captioned \"the team behind the dream.\" In episode four, our guest delves into the importance of having the right people around you to elevate your impact. Also, discover why Terapi believes employers should let their employees pursue their passions while maintaining a 9 to 5 under them. Topics discussed: - Insights from Anthony Joshua - His mission in the music industry - Balancing a 9 to 5 with a musical passion - Navigating life changes post-COVID - The joy of storytelling and much more. This episode is a valuable resource for entrepreneurs struggling to manage everything independently. Learn from Terapi\'s 24-year journey and gain insights into what to prioritize. Happy New Month of Joy, MINIBA Nation! Enjoy the episode!

Helloooo MINIBA Nation! In this episode, @senamionadele and @akinfemionadele are joined again by Aishat Raji. @aishatraji continues to share her lessons learnt - from conquering Kilimanjaro, to uplifting lives with the \'Makoko School Project.\' Aishat talks about her life her as an artpreneur, why making an impact in education is what matters most, African wisdom for entrepreneurs, and much more. As always, do enjoy the episode ! P.S: If you missed the previous episode (MIN S4E02), start there o! It’s giving

Get ready to be INSPIRED! Join us for an electrifying journey on Episode 2 of the MINIBA Podcast as we unveil the incredible story of Aishat Raji, an incredible investment banker and artpreneur, who conquered Kilimanjaro while drawing some very interesting life lessons she shared with our hosts on today\'s episode. Aishat\'s awe-inspiring climb up Kilimanjaro reveals the true essence of perseverance, proving that it\'s not about speed but determination. As always, enjoy the episode! ****************** Remember, it\'s everybody\'s duty and responsibility to ensure Nigeria becomes a better business hub. Don\'t forget to join us on this journey to celebrate, promote and patronise #MINIBA - Made In Nigeria, Inspired By Africa

On your marks! Get ready! GO! Welcome MINIBA Nation to a fresh season of MINIBA. Formerly known as the One Voice Naija Podcast,, we\'ve evolved into something even more inspiring. In this episode, join Senami, Akinfemi, and Prolishey as they reunite, catching up on the journey from the last season and offering a glimpse of the amazing adventures awaiting you this time around. For first-time listeners, you\'re in for a treat as Senami walks us through the history of the show from season one until now. Tune in and be part of the movement! Fave quotes from this episode: “ Let’s start planting so we can reap” - Senami Onadele “Wherever we go, let it show that we are Made in Nigeria, Inspired by Africa. It’s a state of mind “ - Akinfemi Onadele “ I see MINIBA as a pan-Africanism-Lifestyle cultural base- everything that has to do with the African heritage culture intact “ - Prolishey

Hello OVN gang!!! Alex Onyia has the gift of running multiple businesses AND WHY SHOULD YOU CARE? Because he came on the pod to talk about his pentagram of innovation that is certain to make YOUR business succeed. Dear podcast lover and fellow creative, We LOVE entrepreneurSHIP conversations so much,that it is our sincere hope the convo adds value to your journey to financial freedom. Be encouraged. Be informed. Be inspired THAT\'S IT FOR SEASON 3- From all of us at @facespacestudio and @ONEVOICENAIJAPODCAST- THANK YOU FOR ROCKING WITH US! The fourth season of OVN is back on October 20 2023. Until then, Stay safe and be Blessed. Topics discussed; -Mental models and why you should l always be reading NEW BOOKS, the oyster card represents freedom, in relation to culture and technology. -The secrets of Elon Musk’s success, which Alex is convinced is really simple to apply by anyone willing to try. -Always begin with the end in mind when it comes to business and technology.

Happy Eid OVN gang! This episode gives us inspirational - business adventure vibes. For S3 x 09 , Winston’s leather founder dropped by To talk about: -How to keep a customer for life -Becoming a millionaire by 17 -Doing the work to achieve your dreams -Luxury goods -Marriage and of course making an impact As always enjoy the episode. Don’t forget to join us on this journey to support naija made brands.

Picture this: Thieves break into your house when you\'re not around, stealing your huge collection of expensive perfumes. Not only that, but they also left with 300 million Naira worth of your assets. If this happened to you, would you pack up and leave Nigeria, or would you stay and fight the good fight? This is exactly what happened to a good friend of the One Voice Naija podcast, Mich Straaw. Mich stopped by a few days after the incident, and boy, it was a lot of fun. Join the OVN gang as they converse about the right mindset for Nigerians, how to heal after a breakup with your ex, why all Nigerians need to be coached, JAPA, videography, lit Nigeria weddings, Mercedes Benz, the future of Nigeria music, wellbeing, why our guest\'s mom is his best Nigerian role model, and much more. This is sure to be the perfect way to enjoy your evening this weekend. Don\'t forget to join us on this journey to promote Naija-made brands. MINIBA - Made In Nigeria, Inspired By Africa P.S.: @akinfemionadele promised to release his wellbeing podcast by the end of last month, March, but he struggled frustratingly with managing his priorities/enjoying life and didn\'t meet his promise. Please accept his apologies.

Hello OVN gang!!! If you are interested in photography but worried it might not be profitable or you feel like you aren’t talented enough don’t worry we got you covered. In episode 7 of this season, ice imagerys very own Janet, our guest on the podcast, joins Akinfemi in telling us an enlightening story on how she started photography immediately after school and how she evolved into the professional she is today. Do enjoy the episode? From all of us at OVN and MINIBA, we wish you peace, laughter and happiness as you continue this journey with us in building the Nigeria of our dreams.

Are you a business owner, someone in charge of leading people or aspiring leader ? Do yourself a favor and join this conversation. This might be a catalyst that’s brings out the true leader in you. Akinfemi of OVN got back in the studio a few days after the election with Ayomikun, a vastly experienced CX specialist leader, based out of Lagos. Ayomikun shares his experiences with bad leadership in the workplace. This conversation covers the state of leadership for us as Nigerians, and what we can do to be the best leaders going forward. Other topics discussed include the importance of waking up early, morning routines, the best things from the last presidential elections, why Akinfemi doesn’t check WhatsApp until he gets to work, betting on table tennis and much much more. Enjoy the episode. From all of us at One Voice Naija and MINIBA, we wish you joy, happiness and contentment on this continued journey to building the Nigeria of our dreams. Don\'t forget to join us on the journey to support naija made brands. #MINIBA- Made In Nigeria, Inspired By Africa.

If you’re like most people , it’s likely you’ll walk away from a convo with David “Smooth teacher” Obianyor, feeling like you want to switch careers and become a teacher (yup! he’s that smooth!) In episode 5 of this season, Akinfemi and David, speak about teaching, why everyone knows him as a hustler, what it takes to create the Nigeria of our dreams and much more. Enjoy listening to the episode future teacher ! And don’t forget to like, comment and share. Join us on this journey to celebrate, promote and patronize #MINIBA - Made In Nigeria, Inspired By Africa. Be Informed, Be Inspired.

“ Nigeria is not a place for chilling, it’s a place for activity “– Victor BK Are you like hosts, Akinfemi and Senami? And you don’t really have much experience traveling across Africa? Then you’re in for a treat! Secularity entrepreneur, Victor BK, recently back from his travels stopped by the One Voice Naija studio. In this episode , you’ll hear about how houses in Cotonou don’t have any fences, using the business model canvas to improve your life, why other cultures in Africa respect women more than Nigeria, why Victor believes travel is not a lifestyle choice but a necessity, exploring culture through food, and much more. Thanks for tuning in. Don\'t forget to like, comment and share. Join us on this journey to celebrate, promote and patronize #MINIBA - Made In Nigeria, Inspired By Africa. Be Informed, Be Inspired.

Welcome to 2023 OVN gang!!! Returning for episode 3 of the new season, Emmanuel Abarikwu ( total reward specialist ) had a lot to say about hiring right in a challenging environment. In this fun filled episode, he shares his 8 years worth of experience in Human Resources that are sure to be of great benefit to all our Nigerian entrepreneurs. So do yourself a favour, pour your favourite drink and tune into this episode before you make a painful mistake hiring the wrong person.

If I was to summarize episode two of the third season of the One Voice Naija podcast, in one phrase, it will most likely be called “Faulty Foundations”. FRESH off their trips from England and Mauritius respectively, partners in life and podcasting, Senami and Akinfemi Onadele, are joined in the studio by Emmanuel Abarikwu. Emmanuel, a new-age patriot, shares his thoughtful, common sense opinions and SOMETIMES GUT WRENCHING TRUTHS about what WE AS NIGERIANS have to do TO MATERIALISE the Nation of our dreams. So sit back, relax, laugh and enjoy experiencing a wholesome conversation, about why you can get arrested for Horning your car in Mauritius (THAT’S RIGHT! ALL NigerianS will go to jail there. LOL), Nigeria’s bad reputation outside its shores, flogging BADLY BEHAVED Nigerians, sacking civil servants and so much more. Enjoy the laughs O! AND OFCOURSE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON OF JOLLY JOLLY ! Did you find our conversation EXCITING or INTERESTING? It would be totally awesome if you liked shared, and connect with us on social media. One Voice Naija Podcast: BeinformedBeInspired.

A new season of the One Voice Naija Podcast is upon us- and it promises to be the best season yet. In this episode, our recently married co hosts, Senami and Akinfemi Onadele catch up on what’s happened since the last season and what to look forward to this time around. Enjoy the episode

What’s up OVN gang? If you’re an entrepreneur or side-hustler in Naija, you’ll find this episode useful to know which episodes to dive deeper into. In our final episode of season 2, we put together what we thought was the best business advice from all the previous episodes this season. From all of us here at One Voice Naija Podcast and MINIBA, we say a special thank you to all our guests. Having such wonderful guests on every episode of the season made for some awesome conversations. Thanks for tuning in, and we’ll see you in October for season 3. Enjoy the episode.

Guys, have you heard of agbalumo wine? If you haven’t, cool- that’s just one of the creations of today’s guests on the show. They are Aldente, a food and drink brand here in Lagos, proudly flying the made in Nigeria brand. The OVN gang sat with the brains behind the brand, Chef Renée and ChefTosin, to discuss their beginnings and why they started, their views on moving Nigeria forward, the power of purpose for entrepreneurs, not raising their prices and much more. So sit back and digest what is a really entertaining episode. Bon appetit! (Enjoy the episode!)

If you’re a writer (or you’ve always wanted to write), or you are interested in the harnessing your stories while making some douche, then this episode is for you. In this follow up episode, Uncle Cash and OVN Talk about the publishing and the arts industry, with a focus on how Nigerians can make money by writing. He talks about the opportunities from Netflix and other streaming platforms, having a process for your writing and so much more. Enjoy the episode.

“The youth is the diamond of risk, and that risk is what propels the country forward “- Cash Onadele In this first part of a two-part episode, Cash Onadele is back on the OVN podcast- and boy, was it a fun time! Tune in to hear us converse about the state of the nation, the impact of the 2023 election on Nigeria, lost hope, the youth inclusion in Nigeria’s growth, and so much more. As always, enjoy the episode!

When you meet someone with over 22 years of international industry experience in finance and investing, what questions do you ask him? That’s what we had to think about for this episode. Yemi Osinubi, all-round GREAT guy, and Head of Private Capital FMDQ Private Markets, joins the OVN gang. We talked about financing your brand or business. We discuss what every investor is looking for, what you need to do to get your business to the next level, what to have before sitting with an investor or lender, the 6 seconds pitch, why Lion’s Den is amazing and so much more. Please have your note pad close and use your rewind button generously when you listen to this episode- you’ll thank us for it later ! As always, enjoy the episode.

Felix Omozusi AKA Feloxophy is a swiss army knife of talent! Feloxophy joins the OVN gang to speak about his movie, the love between us, his experience in Makoko, giving back to Nigeria impactfully and so much more. Enjoy the episode!

The OVN gang had a great time with special guest, ex BBnaija housemate, Sensei Michael. Things even got spicey as Prolishey challenged Sensei about some of his choices in the BBN house. Listen to discussions about why Nigerian fashion is amazing, Michaels latest EP (called A Date with Sensei), Sensei\'s best looks on his Instagram page, the power of manifestation and so much more. Enjoy the episode!

The logistics industry is a highly important industry- and its going through an unprecedented and rapid transformation. This transformation is paving the way for innovation and opportunities to make money. In this episode, logistics entrepreneur, Boye Adeoye, joins OVN nation to discuss everything you need to know about how Nigerian logistics is developing. Enjoy the episode.

The pains of shopping on Instagram: In this entertaining episode, Erica Ajayi joins OVN nation to discuss the epidemic of Nigerian online vendors on instagram, accepting payments while adding a lot of stress to peoples lives. Stay tuned for helpful tips to avoid unwarranted frustration when shopping on instagram.

In the last few years, the SMEs have stood out as the key driver behind the economic development of the country. In the first episode of the season, Muyiwa-Femi-Pearse (CEO) and Fikayo Babatunde (COO) share their solution called theSMEmall.com for MSMEs and SMEs. We also have a guest; Seun Toyobo of the Kickin it Podcast along for the conversation.

in this highly entertaining episode, the OVN gang does a review of the past 10 episodes sharing what they learnt since the team set out on its journey towards a new Nigeria.

So one voice took to the street to ask people questions about Nigeria and the questions were as follow ; 1) Do you think there\'s hope for Nigeria ? (You want to listen to the responses, trust me ) 2)Do you think the 2023 election will change the current Nigerian situation Nigeria ? 3) If dem give you N5m every year or Go to Canada, which will you pick? 4) Do you think Nigeria needs a revolution, subtle or aggressive? We at One voice Naija, believe there\'s still hope for Nigeria but do other people think so? Find out in this episode Don\'t forget to Like, listen, follow, subscribe and spread the word.

In this episode, Uncle Cash breaks down the importance of a Nigerian youth alliance, bring back specialists from the Diaspora, creating a local government agenda, entrepreneurship, local governments providing hope, a social change agenda, why you can’t set up a business in China, the old world vs new world order, a freedom path, why we need the hand of the youths on the wheel, the importance of mentoring why you need to have hope and so much more

OVN catches up with author Cash Onadele. In this episode, we discussed recognizing the talents and potentials of the youths, need for leadership from the grassroots, embracing the diaspora, mentoring, freedom plan, ideas and solutions about Nigeria and so much more.

OVN’s Prolishey talks about his album the Trinity, what he learnt from watching a 2-year old twerking, ending police brutality, true governorship and the government’s role in the music industry, purpose and platforms, the future of content creation in the music industry, using music to change mindsets and so much more. Enjoy. Peace and life’s blessings

Alternative soul artiste Mich Straaw, gives us his view on Nigerians, tells us a recent story that explains his view, what he learnt from stopping a fight, why you need to stand up for other people to make Nigeria a better place. Mich also talks about why Nigerian’s tend to ignore their moral compasses.

Akinfemi and his guest, Sese Onadele, talk ideas on building the new Nigeria. Topics discussed include leadership, responsibility, strategy, industrialization, environment and business success