At MitiMeth, we are not just about making beautiful handmade products but we are also about empowering people and enabling them to be financially independent. Equipping folks to use their gifted hands to earn some kind of livelihood. Believing that small incomes will eventually add up to larger incomes with diligence and persistence. Fully aware (and distressed) that Nigeria's terrain was rough for the able bodied and cringing at the thought of what it would be like for those

In November 2013, I had the opportunity to speak at the Annual WiMBIZ Conference about the Blue Ocean Strategy in relation to MitiMeth, my Social Enterprise. In preparing for my talk, I had to research and find out what the strategy was all about. I smiled as I conducted my research. The truth be told, when I started out on the MitiMeth journey, all I wanted to see was my "Green" ocean (that's the color of the Atlantic Ocean in Lagos!). Unfortunately I couldn't see my Green

On November 16, 2011 to be precise, l had a dramatic encounter as l was running up and down the city of Ibadan pursuing MitiMeth related business. l had gone to the Cultural Centre at Mokola to explore the possibility of having a workshop location over there. It is high time l handover my parents home back in its original form. I am sure they are cheering the decision J Over the past 18 months l have turned their home into a MitiMeth workshop and literally have products all