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    PRACTICAL

    APPROACH TOBUSINESS

    ENTERPRISINGByMallam ShafieeOlabanjo

    08025493572

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    HIGHLIGHTS

    Introduction

    The Big Question

    Clarification of Terms

    Our Glorious Past Evolving characteristics of an entrepreneur

    Business Failure and Nigeria Experience

    Causes and Symptoms of Business Failure

    Tips for running a successful business

    Conclusion

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    INTRODUCTION

    The control of every nation is premised on three (3)

    things: Political Power, Military Power and

    Economic Power. Any one, group of people or tribe

    that control any of these determines the direction of

    the nation.

    Pathetically Muslims are as group are not in the

    scheme of things.

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    THE BIG QUESTION

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    1. To protect our dignity

    2. To protect our faith.

    3. To be relevant in our

    family.

    4. To be relevant in our

    society.

    5. To understand the

    dynamics ofbusiness/trade.

    6. To facilitate our CALL TO

    ISLAM

    THE BIG QUESTION

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    CLARIFICATION OF TERMS

    Business is any legal venture,activities that is undertaken forthe purpose of making profit.

    An entrepreneur is the personwho perceives the market

    opportunity and then has themotivation, drive and ability tomobilize resources to meet it (Di-Masi, 2010).

    An entrepreneur is a person whohas possession of a new

    enterprise, venture or idea andassumes significantaccountability for the inherentrisks and the outcome(Wikipedia, 2010).

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    OUR GLORIOUS PAST

    All the prophets of Allah(swt) were shepherd.

    Rasul(saw) was also a Merchant,had a boss,

    was trust worthy, successful in business and

    had a business mentor The companions, Abubakr, Umar, Abdrahman

    ibn Awf etc.

    Our forerunners were successful businessmogul and this never affect their deen.

    Fiqh of the trade ( case of Umar).

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    DEVELOPING ENTREPRENEURSHIP

    SKILL

    Innovative

    Imitation

    Risk Bearing

    Dynamism Focus

    Financial Literacy

    Customer-centric

    Good Human RelationResult Oriented

    Self Confidence

    Tolerance

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    BUSINESS FAILURE AND NIGERIA

    EXPERIENCE

    Business operations are greatly affected in Nigeria by

    many factors and these had led to many

    organizations, businesses in Nigeria closing shops.

    The national survey conducted by MAN in 2009

    showed that 834 manufacturers shut down their

    facilities in 2009.

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    CAUSES OF BUSINESS FAILURE

    Poor development of Business Plan

    Lack of financial literacy

    Wrong choice of business

    Wrong location Lack of understanding of the dynamics of the trade.

    Lack of business management skills.

    Not being customer focused

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    CAUSES OF BUSINESS FAILURE

    Poor quality and standardization

    Integrity issue.

    Lack of guidance

    Stiff competition

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    RUNNING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS

    Running a successful business in Nigeria just like

    other parts of the world is not accidental.

    This requires special attention on the business rightfrom the idea generation stage to the success stage

    and beyond.

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    RUNNING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS

    Idea Generation Stage

    Idea Development Stage

    Feasibility Stage

    Implementation Stage Waiting Stage

    Success Stage.

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    SOMEBUSINESSIDEAS

    Eateries/ restaurants

    Child Care Centres

    Schools

    Madrasah Internet Caf

    Delivery Services

    Farming- Fish Pond, Poultry

    Event Managers/ Olopo

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    SOMEBUSINESSIDEAS

    Supermarket

    Barbing Saloon

    Schools

    Kerosene Business Computer Services

    Sales of Frozen Foods

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    SOMEBUSINESSIDEAS

    Eateries/ restaurants

    Child Care Centres

    Schools

    Madrasah Internet Caf

    Delivery Services

    Farming- Fish Pond, Poultry

    Event Managers/ Olopo

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    CONCLUSION

    In conclusion, in order to run our business effectively,

    we should the ready and willing to do the following

    four (4):

    Seeing what our competitors have not seen.

    Thinking what they are yet to think

    Doing what they dont do yet

    Praying more than they do.