Nicky Okoye Podcasts

Networking and being able to pull suppliers is the lifeline to all businesses, especially SMEs. Learn what tools you would need to network effectively in this era.

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Understanding how new demands from customers are being met can help you navigate your business to success. Find out more.

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Businesses are birthed, reach their peak and die. Learn what you should do as an entrepreneur to revive, acquire or reposition your business.

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What is the Africa Enterprise Initiative? Find out more.

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A lot of people do not understand what venture capital or venture start-up truly means. We can tech you how to set it up and succeed in it.

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This is episode ten of season one of our Entrepreneur Advisor by NICKY OKOYE Podcast series.

In this episode Dr. Nicky Okoye gave a brief introduction on Corona Virus (COVID-19), as well as the havoc the virus is causing across different countries. He also talked about how fast the virus is spreading around the world and the challenges businesses are facing across different sectors during this crises.

In addition, Nicky Okoye gave a hint that the crises might last for two to three months from now, and this will make the world fall into recession. He said some African countries like Nigeria that are resource base will be highly affected due to the country’s over dependence on oil revenue.

In conclusion, Dr. Nicky Okoye outlines some industries that will thrive during this crises.

These industries include: Healthcare Industry, Pharmaceuticals Industry, Food Industry, and Telecommunication Industry

The Government has an active role to play in the Nigerian economic investment by providing feasible private sectors to be invested upon, there are potential investors willing to take risks and invest in the Nigerian economy but the government needs to promote and support the private sectors to encourage these investors.

The Nigerian population suggests a massive potential workforce, as well as a consumer base. For a manufacturer this is an ideal scenario: not only do you have potential customers, but you also have potential employees

These investments would increase the economy’s GDP as well create more job opportunities thereby reducing the stress of creating jobs from the government.  The Nigerian government has to realize that they need to make the country as attractive and lucrative as possible for offshore investors to bring their capital, skills and business trade into the country. One way is to establish new industries or expand production in vital sectors of the economy.

This is episode nine of season one of our Entrepreneur Advisor by NICKY OKOYE Podcast series.
In this episode Dr. Nicky Okoye talked about the challenges of the global economy as far as the corona virus is concerned, as well as the negative effect the virus is causing in the stock market. He also explained the reason behind the decline of oil price since the outbreak of the virus.
In conclusion, Nicky Okoye advised the press to slow down on how corona virus is being projected. He went further to explain the mortality rate of the corona virus which is 2%.

This is episode eight of season one of our Entrepreneur Advisor by NICKY OKOYE Podcast series.
In this episode Dr. Nicky Okoye gave a more in-depth definition of African Diaspora Strategy, using Nigeria as a case study. He provides the statistics of Nigerian immigrants in the United States of America in terms of Education, Income level, Employment, Professionalism and Cash flow. He makes strong argument that the African Diaspora community constitutes a very lucrative market.

In conclusion, Nicky Okoye outlines and explains some product and market segments in which entrepreneurs can build a competitive market penetration strategy with direct reference to the African Diaspora community.
These industries include: Entertainment, Financial Services and Savings, Life-Long Learning, Education, Hospitality, Transportation, Cultural Appeal, and Real Estate.