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Join Mbah-Njei Patience as she explores the pursuit of leadership and the journey to embracing our inner leader as a young African. In this podcast, she captivates her audience with her experiences, sharing valuable lessons learned along the way.

Podcast · By Mbah-Njei Patience · English · Official site

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Sep 17, 2026
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Jul 23, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Securities Market: The One Investment Option Young Africans CANNOT afford to ignore! || Ep 71 (opens the original)

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    Most people think investing means real estate, a side business, or waiting a full year for a term deposit to mature. This episode opens up a simpler option: the securities market, and why it can be one of the most practical ways for young people with steady income to grow money at lower risk. The episode also breaks down the basics in plain language, from what a security actually is to the difference between stocks and bonds, plus how the primary market and secondary market work. If you have eve

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Surviving the Founder: Why 2nd Generation African businesses are so rare and how to fix it || Ep 70 (opens the original)

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    African companies continue to build great founders, but they do not always build institutions capable of surviving them. Therefore, many promising companies collapse when the time comes for a change in leadership. In this episode, we analyse the succession crisis that affects family businesses and businesses led by their founders. Based on Aliko Dangote's historic initial public offering of 2.15 billion naira, the episode raises a fundamental question: when the founder is no longer there, will h

  3. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Shatter Fear: The Magic of Thinking Big || Ep 69 (opens the original)

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    In this episode, we review “The Magic of Thinking Big” by David J. Schwartz and discuss the biggest lessons that stand out: stop making excuses, take action despite fear, feed your mind with positive thoughts, and build confidence by thinking and speaking with purpose. We reflect on how big thinking shows up in everyday life, from career growth and self-worth to the people we keep around us and the words we use about ourselves and others. Through personal stories, examples, and practical takeawa

  4. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Strategy over Size: Africa’s Youth and the Future of Growth || Ep 68 (opens the original)

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    Africa’s youthful population is often heralded as the continent’s biggest asset, but what if it’s actually holding us back? In this eye-opening episode, you’ll discover how China’s demographic strategy, driven by a controversial policy, actually propelled its economic boom through mass education and export-led manufacturing. We break down: - The myth of youth as a universal asset, and why quality matters more than quantity in workforce development. - The importance of investing in technical skil

  5. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    Starting with Yourself Always || Ep 67 (opens the original)

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    Putting yourself first can be challenging, particularly when balancing family, coworkers, business, and relationships. In this insightful book, Emma Grede explores life through a cultural lens, sharing her personal philosophy that has been instrumental in building billion-dollar businesses, making a significant impact, and achieving her vision. This comprehensive exploration highlights the crucial role of trade-offs and the necessity of making sacrifices to reach your goals. It also examines out

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