Career Drive Academy

12/01/2023

Improves your career advancement opportunities and put yourself in front of the top jobs in the market.

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01/08/2021

26/07/2021

Oniyide Azeez known professionally as ZinoLeesky is Nigerian singer and songwriter from Ogun state but spent most of his life in the country’s largest city, Lagos.

The 25 years old talented and vibrant singer is mostly associated with his childhood friend and fellow singer, Lil Frosh who got signed into DMW by Davido lately in 2019.

Education

Zino attended Lively Kiddies Nursery and Primary School at Agege, he then proceeded to Boys Secondary School located at the same Agege in Lagos state for his secondary school education.

Music Career.
ZinoLeesky started his music dreams at his teenage age alongside his very close friends, Lil Frosh and Ibradosky who were also on the same music journey like him, they released freestyles on social media platforms and and also made a cover to many popular songs.

Faced with many challenges as much as many other upcoming artiste in the industry, ZinoLeesky however pointed Kizz Daniel as his biggest motivation to keep on with his dreams.

In December 2019, ZinoLeesky was signed into the new established record label “Marlians Records” by “Soapy” crooner, Naira Marley alongside Mohbad, Fabian and Cblack.

Songs And Collaborations:

Aside his numerous impressive freestyle with his friends on Instagram, ZinoLeesky had also released quite a few number of amazing singles and featured on many collaborations.

His most notable songs includes, “Popo”, “Money”, “Joromi” and also “Who Knows” featuring his close friends and DMW signee, Lil Frosh.

21/07/2021

Yesterday was worth the time and efforts👌

Great team, great partners, great speakers and loads of insight, information, inspiration and motivation to push through career goals and dreams👏👏

16/07/2021

Journey to Europe with Practical Guide.

Career Drive Academy (CDA) in partnership with the Singles Unit of The Transforming Church, Abuja and the London Institute of Skills Development (LISD) is inviting you to this life changing event for those who are interested in studying in Europe.

This event will open you to new information that is not available on the search engines and help you access scholarship and opportunities available in Europe.

The London Institute of Skills Development is an international recruitment agency working with top universities in the United Kingdom and across Europe. CDA and LISD will be partnering to recruit thousands of talented candidates from Nigeria and Africa for admission and scholarship offers into top institutions in London, Berlin and other cities in Europe over the coming months.

To register for FREE, visit: https://bit.ly/StudyinEuropewithCDA

Date: Tuesday, 20th July, 2021
Time: 10 am prompt
Venue: The Transforming Church, Abuja, End of 7th Avenue, Gwarimpa, Abuja.

Please note: This event is open to both onsite and online participation.

Do you want to gain admission into top-ranked universities in Europe to advance your career? Do you want to achieve your dreams of studying in Europe through fully-funded scholarships? Career Drive Academy (CDA) in partnership with TTC Singles and the London Institute of Skills Development (LISD) is...

14/07/2021

Do you want to gain admission into top-ranked universities in Europe to advance your career?

Do you want to achieve your dreams of studying in Europe through fully-funded scholarships?

Career Drive Academy (CDA) in partnership with TTC Singles and the London Institute of Skills Development (LISD) is hosting a practical workshop to help you achieve your dream of studying in Europe with our partner Universities across 27 countries in the EU.

Highlights:
1. Eligibility criteria for admission into top Universities
2. Access fully-funded scholarships to cover air travel, living expenses and tuition
3. Student visa application procedure
4. Study and work in Europe
5. Post-study visa for job opportunities.

Attendance is FREE but registration is required.

Book your FREE seat here: https://bit.ly/StudyinEuropewithCDA

This is not just a Career-Move, it is a Life-time Move !!!

Date: Tuesday, July 20th, 2021

Time: 10:00 am prompt

Venue: The Transforming Church, End of 7th Avenue, Gwarimpa, Abuja

For sponsorship and partnership enquiries, please call 08028927557, WhatsApp: +31645027164, or email: [email protected].

Website: www.careerdriveacademy.com

This event is supported by; The Transforming Church (TTC) International, Acmebound Nigeria and Beyond Class.

12/07/2021

CAREER ICON.

Sound Sultan (born Olanrewaju Abdul-Ganiu Fasasi; November 27, 1976 – July 11, 2021) was a Nigerian rapper, singer, songwriter, actor, comedian, and recording artist. He was regarded as one of the pacesetters of modern hip hop music in Nigeria. He was notable for using his music to speak against poverty, corruption and bad government and ills in Nigeria.
Genres
R&B, hip hop, reggae, Afrobeat
_Occupation(s)
Singer-songwriter, rapper, comedian, actor, musician, record producer, executive producer, basketball club co -owner.
_Years active
1996–202.

_Labels
Kennis Music (1997–2008) Naija Ninjas (2008–2021).

_Associated acts
2face Idibia, Wyclef Jean, WizKid, Sarkodie, Banky W, M.I, Faze, Plantashun Boyz, BlackFace Naija
Personal life and death Edit
In 2009, Sound Sultan married his long-term girlfriend Chichi Morah, now known as Farida Fasasi from the Igbo ethnic group.[10] The couple has three children.

On May 12, 2021, It was reported that Sound Sultan was somewhere in America where he was receiving treatment in form of chemotherapy as the musician was reportedly diagnosed with throat cancer (Angioimmunoblastic T-cell Lymphoma). He died July 11, 2021 at the age of 44 as a result of the illness.

He died of complications from this lymphoma.

07/07/2021

WHAT WE DO!

We offer professional capacity building programs to enhance the abilities of individuals, organizations and systems so they can undertake and facilitate high quality projects, innovative research and developmental programs in other to produce professional services and products, efficiently and effectively.

Our goal is to facilitate individual and organizational learning which builds social capital trust, develops knowledge, skills and attitudes and then successfully creates organizational culture. Hence, enabling organizations to set objectives, achieve results, solve problems, and create adaptive procedures which allow them survive in the long run.

06/07/2021

WHO WE ARE:

Career Drive Academy (CDA) is a registered Educational Consultancy firm (RC: 1757240) that provides a pathway to unlimited career success for individuals and ensure peak performance for organizations.

CDA as an affiliate partner of the London Institute of Skills Development (LSID – ILC/013NG) is positioned to provide top notch business solutions for individuals and corporate organizations through capacity building, consultancy services and excellent talent management.

For more details :
www.careerdriveacademy.com

12/06/2020

After several years of practical experience helping young people access better career opportunities, I am excited to announce the release of my new book (EDGE) today, 12th June 2020. You might ask, who is the book for?

Has your job been affected by the COVID19 pandemic and you’re back to the dreaded labour market?

Are you frustrated by what seems to be a fruitless search for a good job?

Do you feel you are underemployed and think you deserve a better job than you currently have?

Are you angry with yourself for being a victim of the unemployment crisis?

Have you submitted so many CVs that you have even lost count and it seem no one gets to see them?

Have you been searching for a scholarship opportunity for a master’s degree in a renowned institution outside the country but having difficulties scaling through the rigorous application procedures?

Or you have been struggling to bail out on the cat race and transit from a frustrating job to your dream enterprise?

Perhaps we should do a quick reality check.

Given the increasing rate of worldwide unemployment, the average in the G8 countries as 7.5%, the average youth unemployment of 17 of the G20 countries as over 16%, the International Labour Organization’s 2017 projection of global total unemployment is now at the centre of development dialogues nationally and globally. Similarly, the 2018 report of the National Bureau of Statistics in Nigeria revealed that about 24% (1 out of every 4) of Nigerians between ages 15 and 64 are unemployed!

Directly or indirectly, UNEMPLOYMENT and MASS POVERTY are fuel for the growing menace of insurgency, kidnapping, armed robbery, illicit drug business and other vices that threaten national well-being. Needless to say that unemployment is a time-bomb that must be averted immediately.

More so, with the stiffening competition, only graduates with cutting edge skills stand the chance to survive the hurdle and escape the ordeal that the larger percentage faces. So I ask, do you have an EDGE over others? Are you IRRESISTIBLE?

To place your order, kindly click on the link below:

www.theirresistibleedge.com

You might just be helping someone become irresistible by sharing this post.

You can BECOME TRULY IRRESISTIBLE.

Cheers to your EDGE.

Ayodele AWI

27/09/2019

Hi Guys,

If you desire a QUANTUM LEAP in your career, then head straight to register for this event.

ACCESSING GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR CAREER SUCCESS holds on Tuesday, 1st October by 9am in Abuja.

Seats are filling so fast I can’t guarantee you one by tomorrow.

Event is FREE but ONLY for registered participants.

Claim your FREE seat here now: http://bit.ly/GlobalOpportunities2019

Thank me later.

Ciao!

05/03/2019

CAREER CHOICE

“Career is like rockets; don’t always take off on schedule. The key is to keep working the engines.”

Secondary School is usually a time for us to determine what we want to become. Many people come to a fix when they get to this point. This is a time for us to decide what career we actually want for ourselves. It is a time we will be introduced to sciences, social sciences, arts and business. However, this is just to give us an idea of the various aspects, it is expected this would help us prepare to decide which career path we would like to tread.

There are usually a number of considerations; what class is right for the profession you have always wanted? What are your parents or siblings saying? What did your teachers say? What class are your friends going to? What class is certain person(s) you admire? What are the prospects and opportunities of being in one class over and above others? Which class can we readily excel in? These and many more are the questions we ask as we ponder which class to go to.

It is often the time we inform our minds on what our pursuit will be as well as a time many factors will try to influence our decision making. How many of us studied sciences because our parents wanted us to be doctors? How many people studied the arts because of a popular lawyer they admired? How many of us went to art class because our friends were going there? How many of us joined the social sciences because we perceive the other classes were “tougher”? How many of us really followed our dreams? Permit me to state clearly that regardless of your eventual choice, there is a vast door of opportunity in any path you choose to follow.

There is nothing bad in parents, siblings or teachers suggesting to a child what career he or she may pursue if it is in line with the child’s desire and abilities. There is nothing wrong in being inclined to the class your siblings or other persons you admire were as long as it tallies with what your heart beats for. Nobody should be coerced to follow any professional path. Also the fact that a person is very smart is no reason to assume a particular course is best for that person. The person could feel more at home in a different class. It is also a mistaken preference to think that science students are the brightest while others trail behind them.

In choosing a career path there are some important questions you should ask yourself. Let me highlight some here for us to consider; what did you intend to become when you entered school? Why did you intend to become so? What are the things that you admire? What does your heart beat for? What are the things you are naturally good at? What are the things people give you compliments for? What help would you render to people and feel good doing so? What are the things people mostly ask you to help them with? What is essential is to choose the subjects with your heart desire as the primary reason for its choice. This choice is the beginning of your plan for your profession. It gives you the foundation upon which further learning can be built.