The image shows a close-up, overhead view of an open book, with text printed on both pages. The text is about Nigerian entrepreneurs. The left page discusses an individual named Ojo, who is in his fourth year and looking for a mandatory internship, focusing on his dream of industrial attachment, his experiences with Corel Draw and Pagemaker, and his attempts to secure a placement in an advertising agency. He eventually finds one willing to take him on. The right page describes a situation where the Academic Staff Union of University ordered university lecturers to down tools for higher pay, causing the university to shut down. This led to a six-month internship that extended to twelve months. The text quotes Ojo, who was in an ad agency and learned from bigger ad agencies, working extra hours and deciding to start his own company. It mentions the young man's industry and pluck, and how the ad agency supported his ambition. The text also touches upon the registration of his new business with the Corporate Commission (CAC). Further down the right page, it states that Ojo's new company, Urbanbaze, focused on graphic designs and worked with both abstract and concrete components. The company's briefs involved outsourced printing, and Ojo shuttled between Lagos and Ogbonmoshgbo. In his graduation year, he pitched for projects and by the end of the first year, Urbanbaze had built a client base that included majors like Etisalat and First Bank. Three months after his graduation in 2009, Ojo moved Urbanbaze to a small garage in Ikeja, determined to make it a success. The text does not mention the city of Jalingo, Nigeria. in Jalingo, Nigeria

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The image shows a close-up, overhead view of an open book, with text printed on both pages. The text is about Nigerian entrepreneurs. The left page discusses an individual named Ojo, who is in his fourth year and looking for a mandatory internship, focusing on his dream of industrial attachment, his experiences with Corel Draw and Pagemaker, and his attempts to secure a placement in an advertising agency. He eventually finds one willing to take him on. The right page describes a situation where the Academic Staff Union of University ordered university lecturers to down tools for higher pay, causing the university to shut down. This led to a six-month internship that extended to twelve months. The text quotes Ojo, who was in an ad agency and learned from bigger ad agencies, working extra hours and deciding to start his own company. It mentions the young man's industry and pluck, and how the ad agency supported his ambition. The text also touches upon the registration of his new business with the Corporate Commission (CAC). Further down the right page, it states that Ojo's new company, Urbanbaze, focused on graphic designs and worked with both abstract and concrete components. The company's briefs involved outsourced printing, and Ojo shuttled between Lagos and Ogbonmoshgbo. In his graduation year, he pitched for projects and by the end of the first year, Urbanbaze had built a client base that included majors like Etisalat and First Bank. Three months after his graduation in 2009, Ojo moved Urbanbaze to a small garage in Ikeja, determined to make it a success. The text does not mention the city of Jalingo, Nigeria.

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