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Customer Passion Point Limited (CPPL), one of the leading value creation consulting firms in Nigeria has been appointed by Cumii as a partner. Cumii uses innovative technology to connect businesses and people. This helps to transforms lives, businesses and the global economy. Ikechukwu Kalu, Chief Executive Officer / Lead Consultant at CPPL said “this partnership will enable us provide business marketing consulting services which will include creating quality awareness and adoption for Cumii products. The two major products CPPL will be supporting are Technites and Tasknites” Tasknites offers an end-to-end product from survey design to report compilation. Tasknites will help organisations to stay ahead of the competition by identifying key underlying factors that drive the industry through effective and efficient research solutions. The Tasknites initiative utilises mobile surveys to generate real time reports from high quality data at much more affordable costs. Tasknites pr

Let me welcome you to the month of February, the second month of the year. Also, let me ask you – how has the year been so far? I hope we can all answer this question with some positive stories to tell? This is our desire and wish for you. The results we have had so far could be either as a result of the cycle of our business or the state of preparedness with which we commenced the year 2017. There is a popular saying ‘accelerate your business or be ready to die’. I remind myself and my clients about this because it’s so easy to lose sight of it. We have to continue to hone our skills, develop new ones and learn winning strategies to thrive in times of intense competition and economic hardship. We started the CPPL Monthly Training Program 28 months ago because we saw an obvious gap in the capacity building and development for business owners and professionals. It’s one thing to know what we want to do and have a huge vision but unless we have the right structure behind it, that b

As Nigerians, we all believe strongly in the marriage institution. No matter the tribe or religion, we celebrate it with loads of fanfare. We never deny ourselves the opportunity to celebrate as loud as we can every time a couple gets married. However, as glorious as our wedding ceremonies are, we find that lots of these marriages don’t survive the test of time. Our divorce rates are rising across board. If the marriage decline was a business or economy related decline, people would have been asking why. There would have been lots of research and commentaries on the matter. People would have come up with theories and preferred solutions, but that is not the case here. We have an ‘another one bites the dust’ attitude and just move on to the next wedding ceremony. On Dove Eyes, we are concerned. We talk about the issues. We have done some research. We try to understand the issues. We counsel people before and after marriage. We comfort those who fail at it and help t