About the Book
From Oil to Web is the conversation about the possibilities and the
need for us, as a nation, to make a national shift, the shift towards
becoming the absolute FIRST CHOICE when organisations are looking to
outsource services that can be delivered digitally, such as web
development, digital marketing, customer care, project management,
etc. In the book, I propose a guaranteed framework that can take an
unemployed Nigerian Graduate, with no skill and no money, and
transform them into a skilled professional who is gainfully employed,
and equipped with the most sought after skills. The same skills that
foreign companies are looking for. The framework here does not require
you to leave Nigeria, and the beautiful weather of Nigeria, for those
cold countries and start missing the real sun like many of your Japa
friends. The book reveals the 7 easy things that individuals and corporates in
Nigeria have been using to cash out thousands of dollars monthly. Then
the book tells you how to access those things for free, regardless of
where you are in Nigeria. My desire in writing this book is to share a
secret that has worked for countless individuals around me, including
myself, with the hope that I can increase the opportunities available
to you, and as many Nigerians as come across this book.
- 100% of the proceeds from sales of this book goes into the Oil2Web Project.
- 100% money-back guarantee if you're not convinced that the framework proposed in this book will produce the promised result.
About the Author
Obinna Chinewubeze is a passionate
entrepreneur and strategist, driven by a relentless pursuit of practical
solutions to real-world challenges. His approach is unique, seamlessly
weaving together scriptural wisdom, business acumen, leadership experience,
and a spark of creativity to forge innovative solutions for both business
and societal issues.
A distinguished academic, Obinna boasts a remarkable record as a
two-time best graduating student, achieving a consistent record of
distinctions and first-class honours across his Master's degrees,
first degree, and national diploma. His educational journey has
spanned engineering, management, and business disciplines, taking him
across prestigious institutions in Africa, Europe, and Asia.
Obinna has spoken at many conferences and speaking platforms on themes
related to national institutions and the economy, including the
Academy of management conferences, strategic management society
conferences, and several other academic conferences. He has also been
guest speaker at several symposiums, workshops, and seminars across
many countries, notably Nigeria, France, Singapore, US and UK.
His passion for knowledge extends to authorship, with two compelling
books to his name. "The Secrets of Best Graduating Students," born
from his own experiences and insights from fellow academic champions,
unveils proven strategies for students across all disciplines to
achieve academic excellence. His second book, "From Oil to Web,"
presents a compelling case for Nigeria's transformation into a global
powerhouse of digital expertise, mirroring China's dominance in
manufacturing. The book illuminates Nigeria's potential to lead in
digitally-delivered services like website development, customer care,
graphics, and digital marketing. It further provides a practical
framework for individuals and collectives to collaborate in upskilling
unemployed graduates, equipping them with in-demand digital expertise. Connect with Obinna
The Oil to Web Project
While the book, From Oil to Web, aims are propagating the idea that
Nigeria can dominate digital service provision and presenting a
framework that can make that dream a reality, the Oil2Web project is
our opportunity to engage with the implementation of the idea.
As contained in the book, there are seven major building blocks
necessary for Nigeria to dominate the provision of digital services.
These building blocks include physical space, technology tools
(hardware and software), reliable electricity and internet
infrastructure, relevant skill training, client protection systems,
task monitoring systems, and a platform to find jobs.
The book also shows how all of these building blocks can be accessed
for free or at extremely low-cost from churches, schools, private
individuals, companies, tech enthusiasts, volunteer software
developers, Nigerians in the diaspora, entrepreneurs, and management
level employees. The Oil2Web project simply integrates these
stakeholders, and organises the 7 building blocks into a system that
takes unemployed Nigerian youths and turns them into gainfully
employed digital service providers.
Join the Project