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Personality Enhancement Agency International is a non-govermental organisation. It is a child of
necessity borne out of prevailing burden to help humanaity. Life is too short to be spend on this ontological void experimenting
on ideas, hypotheses of men, and stagnatic primitive philosophies of men. We have discovered that whatever that have come
to be or would be is only made possible by one thing called : 'Ambition'.
 Ambition has become something of a dirty diary in this jet Age of our society . We tend to associate the word with the
go-getter mentality. Or with the person who is willing to jeopardise every other person interest to satisfy their personal
aggrandisement. Ambition canhave both moral and spiritual connotative senses. The idea is really bound up with what we call
"having an ambition" in life said Herbert N. Casson. He went futher to expand that ; 'the men who succed are the efficient
few. They are the few who have the ambition and the will power to develop themselves. To have ambition is like to roar
like a hurricane with fire of passion to consumate every odds or threats pitched against the direction of your target. Niccolo
Machiavelli remarked; 'ambition is so powerful a passion in the Human breast that however high we reach we are not satisfied.
This Organisation, therefore, have thoughtfully crystalised its mission as follows:
# 1. To help reposition the priority of the young ones.
#2. To guide the confused minds of many in our society in the paathway of resourceful development.
#3. To inspire people to go through life with confidence and relevant personality without undue fear
of the tomorrow.
#4. To inspire the adult and the Youth to have ambition and positive belief culture which alone
can keep ant enterprise ticking in the face of traumatic challenges as we have today in our society.
#5. etc.
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SHAKESPEAR SAYS IT........
Life to him that has it is a burden of some sort, but to him that seems
to have everything going for him - it is worth living. We have come to discover that man's belief system is influnced 80%
of what he has as asset(s). Money was found to be the topmost priority of all.It is obviously hard to come by. This is not because of the fact, that, is a scarce resource , rather base on the fact,
that many are yet to embrace the culture of money. Moreso, money has it own tradition that must be observed consciously
before it shows up anywhere.It is either money sees an individual and
develop wings and fly away or it sees you then gravitate to your grip. Most atimes financial capacity of an individual try
to make him relevant in his domain if understands and obeys implicitly the fundamental principles of money. Money comes to
you or runs away from you because of the followings:
#Attitude
#Habits
#Actions
#Believe system
1. What is your belief about money?
2. What is your belief about yourself inreference to your ambition ?
3. What is your believe about what God is providing for you?
Note: know your belief system for life affects your ultimate performance and capacity relevance in a give
environ.....
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Axioms of Historical Enigma
(#1). There will be found, no doubt, when ray history and tables of discovery are read, some things
in the experiments themselves that are not quite certain, or perhaps that are quite false, which may make a man think that
the foundations and principles upon which my discoveries rest are false and doubtful. But this is of no consequence, for such
things must needs happen at first. It is only like the occurrence in a written or printed page of a letter or two mistaken
or misplaced, which does not much hinder the reader, because such errors are easily corrected by the sense. So likewise may
there occur in my natural history many experiments which are mistaken and falsely set down, and yet they will presently, by
the discovery of causes and axioms, be easily expunged and rejected. It is nevertheless true that if the mistakes in natural
history and experiments are important, frequent, and continual, they cannot possibly be corrected or amended by any felicity
of wit or art. And therefore, if in my natural history, which has been collected and tested with so much diligence, severity,
and I may say religious care, there still lurk at intervals certain falsities or errors in the particulars, what is to be
said of common natural history, which in comparison with mine is so negligent and inexact? And what of the philosophy and
sciences built on such a sand (or rather quicksand)? Let no man therefore trouble himself for this.
APHORISM
(#2). On a given body, to generate and superinduce a new nature or new natures is the work and aim of
human power. Of a given nature to discover the form, or true specific difference, or nature-engendering nature, or source
of emanation (for these are the terms which come nearest to a description of the thing), is the work and aim of human knowledge.
Subordinate to these primary works are two others that are secondary and of inferior mark: to the former, the transformation
of concrete bodies, so far as this is possible; to the latter, the discovery, in every case of generation and motion, of the
latent process carried on from the manifest efficient and the manifest material to the form which is engendered; and
in like manner the discovery of the latent configuration of bodies at rest and not in motion.
..........FRANCIS BACON....
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PARADOX OF WEALTH IN
21ST CENTURY
The current quest for wealth by every Dick and Harry has altered the prominent culture and the very corporate
definition for wealth. It is not that wealth it self is bad, but the recent attitude towards it by all has caused the whole
world a  phenomenal set back moral wise. The posterity yet unborn will experience the worse judgement of this present Age. The
definition of wealth is philosophical and tends to vary from one individual to another, from one culture to another,
in fact, it a geographical concept of some sort. Personally, I am of the opinion that wealth is the what an individual
has residing between his two ears.It is exactly what make up the innate capacity for performance in the individual. Take
for an instant an Igboman paying for millions of cash for the container he has imported, and here is Bill Gates passing
through the same immigration paying little or nothing at all as he has only but a portfolio containing his laptop computer.
This Igboman pays through his nostrils to settle immigration but , Bill Gates has in between his ears information to control
not only the Nigerian economy but , that of the whole world but paying nothing so, who is wiser between the two?. Or
, who is wealthier or richier between the two?. This analogy goes all out to fluant it bare to our minds that: 'wealth
in the actual sense is what we are and riches is what we possess.
Prince,D.O.R
Felix
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NIGERIAN WEALTH PARADOX
This Country Commercial Guide (CCG) presents a comprehensive look at Nigeria's commercial
environment, using economic, political and market analyses. The CCGs were established by recommendation of the Trade Promotion
Coordinating Committee (TPCC), a multi-agency task force, to consolidate various reporting documents prepared for the U.S.
business community. Country Commercial Guides are prepared annually at U.S. embassies through the combined efforts of several
U.S. government agencies.
After 15 years of unbroken military dictatorship, the civilian government in Nigeria has
taken a number of positive steps to address the structural and institutional flaws in the nation's economy. For example, the
government established panels to review all contracts awarded by previous administrations, all sales of government properties,
and parastatal budgets. The government has also emphasized its determination to increase transparency in contracting and procurement.
Petitions from aggrieved individuals and groups have inundated the human rights panel set up by the civilian government. President
Obasanjo has promised that those indicted on charges of official corruption will be prosecuted. All of this is not to say,
however, that progress in Nigeria's political and economic landscape is either guaranteed or sustainable.
Nigerian economic performance was lethargic in 2000, registering a GDP growth rate of 2.8 percent, just
marginally ahead of the previous year. With a population growth rate of 2.8 percent, the economy is essentially treading water.
In late 2000, the inflation rate had declined to almost zero then began inching upward during 2001, due largely to expansionary
government fiscal policies. By mid 2001, prices were rising by almost 20 percent, and at a much faster pace for basic commodities
and foodstuffs. Meanwhile, despite spikes in the parallel market exchange rate, the Central Bank of Nigeria through rigid
monetary policies has stabilized the official Naira-dollar rate at about 112:1. The parallel market trades Naira at about
a 20 percent discount, leading to currency round-tripping, under-invoicing schemes, and other corruptive opportunities. In
this environment, the cost of capital for the private sector is unquestionably high.
Although the dual exchange rate system was abolished in the 1999 budget, in reality Nigeria today operates
under a two-rate mechanism. The Inter Bank Foreign Exchange Market (IFEM) is closely tied to the official rate. Under IFEM,
banks, oil companies and the CBN (Central Bank of Nigeria) can buy or sell their foreign exchange at government influenced
rates. Much of the economy, however, can only access foreign exchange through the parallel market. Companies can hold foreign
currencies in domiciliary accounts in private banks, and account holders have unfettered use of the funds.
Representing over one-third of GDP, agriculture did grow slightly in 2000 but has not been able to keep pace with
Nigeria's burgeoning population estimated at well over 120 million. The manufacturing sector demonstrated 4.9 percent growth
during 2000. Nigeria's manufacturing capacity utilization still remains very low, due primarily to the high costs of production
owing to inadequate infrastructure. Imports are not only attractive but a virtual necessity.
The petroleum sector continues to dominate the Nigerian economy. Its 25 billion barrels of estimated
reserves place it seventh in the world ranking of producers. As oil exploration moves further offshore into new blocks, anticipated
oil finds should raise estimated reserves another 15 million barrels. The gas industry has an even brighter outlook. Nigeria
may have more than 3.4 trillion cubic meters of reachable gas, with additional reserves estimated at 25 trillion cubic meters.
At present, most of the gas is flared as a byproduct of oil exploration, but this should soon change to meet supply demands
of the West African Pipeline and those of rehabilitated - power-generating facilities. The increase in the market price for
oil in 2000 (almost double from 14 dollars to 25 dollars a barrel) was welcome indeed to the GON, which derives substantial
revenues from production agreements. The price per barrel remained relatively high through the first half of 2001, providing
a substantial revenue stream to the GON for implementing its reform programs. Problems continue, though, for the producers
as a solution to the conflict in the Delta region remains elusive.
Following fifteen years
of unbroken military dictatorship, the tenure of the democratically elected government of President Obasanjo has, so far,
been very welcoming to foreign investors offering opportunities that could make Nigeria our major market in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The Africa Growth and Opportunity Act, passed by the Congress of the United States in mid-2000, should spur even more interest
in Nigeria especially in the area of textile production, from thread to garments. The ongoing efforts of the new administration
to correct the nation's infrastructure degradation, diversify the economy and create a more business friendly environment
will be difficult. But Nigeria is one of the few nations in the world blessed with major mineral wealth, an entrepreneurial
population and a productive agricultural base - all powered by the proceeds of the petroleum sector. If the new government
is able to sustainably combat the habit of years of mismanagement and redirect its energies toward good governance the rewards
will be impressive.
Commercial Environment
Prospects for sustainable economic growth remain mixed. The high oil prices registered in 2000 provided
the GON with a large windfall of revenue with which to rebuild Nigeria's shattered socio-economic infrastructure and stabilize
its economy. As a result the Government's foreign exchange reserves by mid 2001 topped $10 billion etc.
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