The inaugural Lagos Business Owners Seminar 0.1, spearheaded by Dr. Chichi Nwajei, has set a new tone for how young entrepreneurs connect, learn, and thrive in today’s competitive marketplace.
Far from being just another business event, the seminar became a hub of collaboration, where emerging entrepreneurs rubbed shoulders with seasoned professionals, exchanging insights that blended business strategy, personal growth, and financial wisdom.
Building a Community of Entrepreneurs
Dr. Nwajei’s vision was clear—create a platform where business owners could share knowledge, build networks, and spark partnerships that outlive the seminar. Participants walked away not only with lessons but with new alliances, proving that success in business is often rooted in the strength of community.
Beyond Profits: The Wellness Angle
One of the standout sessions came from renowned writer Mike Cerutti Osagie, who reminded attendees that entrepreneurs must balance ambition with well-being. Through his R.E.D.S framework—Rest, Exercise, Diet, and Savings—he encouraged participants to invest as much in themselves as they do in their ventures.
His message resonated deeply, driving home the idea that sustainable success isn’t just about financial wins, but about living a healthier, happier, and more intentional life.
More Than a Seminar—A Starting Point
By the close of the event, the energy in the room was unmistakable: a sense that something bigger had begun. The maiden seminar demonstrated how platforms like this can nurture mentorship, spark collaboration, and inspire innovation across Nigeria’s entrepreneurial landscape.
Dr. Nwajei’s initiative has already laid the groundwork for future gatherings, signaling a future where young Nigerian entrepreneurs don’t just grow their businesses, but grow together.
