LuckedIn Leadership

Training leaders, trainers and coaches that will transform Africa and shape her into a global economic powerhouse.

On a mission to democratise luck and wealth.

Register for a 1:1 session here — https://paystack.com/buy/luckedin-leadership-explosion

Email me at ifeanyi@projectnations.com

Lead Coach and Trainer

Training trainers, coaches and leaders that will transform Africa and shape her into a global economic powerhouse.

On a mission to democratize luck and wealth.

Register for a 1:1 session here — https://paystack.com/buy/luckedin-leadership-explosion

Email: ifeanyi@projectnations.com

Nexford University

Happy to represent Nexford Globally, supporting learners and onboarding new students from Nigeria and other African countries.

We didn’t see this coming but GOD DID!

Truly what God cannot do DOES NOT exist 🥺🥺

If you want to study in a world class
School for a world class MSc/MBA/BBA
in school that is GLOBALLY accredited,
CLICK here: https://www.linkedin.com/redir/suspicious-page?url=https%3A%2F%2Frebrand%2ely%2FNexford-MBA-MSc

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Global Brand Ambassador (Lead SSA)

Global Brand Ambassador

THE HUNT by Dr. Ifeanyi

We are re-engineering how real people connect with real people. 
How recruiters hire talents and finally how brotherhood finds a wife on @linkedin 🤣🤣🤣

Please, wish me and us good luck 😅😮‍💨

We’re already creating love,
We’re already connecting people to dream jobs.
We’re already connecting husbands to wives.


Stay tuned 😍

For enquiries: https://linktr.ee/Ifeanyi_Akaleme

Founder

Stanbic IBTC

Transforming the Nigerian Healthcare Sector from an Entrepreneurial Perspective has been my desire.

In this role I will:

- leverage technology to create lending frameworks that would serve the underfunded sector 
- ⁠invest deeply in healthtech. A global driver of innovation and growth. This is the future of healthcare.
- ⁠reverse medical tourism through public private partnerships (PPPs) with eyes on global investors.
- ⁠rethink traditional funding and discover unconventional ways of supporting practitioners with funds.
- ⁠redesign the metrics for the importation and distribution of medical equipment.
- ⁠discover new systems of managing health insurance and health management organizations, etc.

The mission is to save ONE MORE LIFE PER MINUTE.


To join me on the journey email ifeanyi.akaleme@stanbicibtc.com

For collaboration and partnerships, chat me on 09087373525 (WhatsApp only).

Let’s create magic together.


Iffi.

Head, Healthcare Sector

The Tony Elumelu Foundation

It’s a dream come through to join one of Africa’s Empowerment Powerhouses. 
TEF empowers African Youths to create wealth through Africapitalism.

Mentor

PROJECT NATIONS

Leading this fast-growing consulting company in Tech, Engineering, and Real Estate.

We are changing the narrative in this business space.

We’re disrupting the unemployment space by providing high-paying jobs and projects around the world. Project Nations means “Nations for Nations.” We will connect businesses all over the world.
It is a One-Million-Dollar project that will take partners around the world while encouraging them to live a well-meaning and fulfilled lifestyle.

Join us today.

Let’s disrupt.

Strategic Lead

Sterling Bank

Titles do not matter. I lead a team of innovative, agile people who are revolutionizing banking.
We are ideating and building the future of banking.
Support businesses to unravel their uniqueness and grow at scale.

* Payment Solutions 
* Wallet Systems 
* Customer-Business Banking 
* Employee-Employer Banking
* Fintech Solutions

Reach out, I have something unique for your business.

Head, Wallet Systems

Transforming the Nigerian Healthcare Sector Leveraging Existing and Emerging Technology — As a result-crazy salespreneur, I will be working with internal and external teams to develop cutting-edge tech-driven products and disrupting services that will change the Nigerian Health Industry.

In my new role, I will be combining sales operations, data analysis, and intelligent reporting to drive business transformations.

My major focus areas are:
1. Health Insurance 
2. Health Technology (HealthTech).
3. Emerging Businesses 
4. Renewable Energy 
5. Project Financing 

This is a role in the Business Growth and Transaction Banking Division.

I am giving this my all.

Do you think you need our services?
Reach me here: ifeanyi.akaleme@sterling.ng 

Thank you.

Regional Health Finance Sales  - Lagos

I am bringing over a decade of sales experience to this Executive role at Sterling. 
Working together with the team, I will design effective closing strategies, design new sales pipelines, build a robust sales funnel, discover, nurture and integrate new markets, build new sales channels, and increase our speed to market. 
We are telling the narrative differently and I'm glad to be a part of this team that will revolutionize the Nigerian Health Sector. This has been my dream as a Teenager who worked in a Specialist Hospital Post-Secondary School. 
My Strategic Goals are:
1. To transform more than 1,000 health businesses in Nigeria leveraging topnotch financing, collaborations and effective service delivery.
2. Improve Sterling's impact on the health sector using the one-customer mindset to uniquely tailor our solutions meet customers' pain points.
3. To make quality healthcare accessible to over 1 million Nigerians through our robust downstream healthcare initiatives by the bank leveraging our HMO packages and platforms.
4. To introduce technological pathways and roadmaps that will improve Sterling's collaboration with Health Businesses across the value chain.
5. To empower over 1,000 medical consultants providing access to funding for assets, equipment, training, study financing, renewable energy, etcetra.

BECOME MY PARTNER TODAY.
Send an email to ifeanyi.akaleme@sterling.ng 

Let's create a win-win.
Let's disrupt!
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#healthinsurance
#GreatPlaceToWork

Executive Health Sector Sales - Lagos & Nigeria

Pierlex

At Pierlex, I work with the CEO, Creative Director, and VP of Operations to design scalable sales strategies to penetrate the local and international market. I plan and execute innovative sales solutions to reach the farthest customer in need of our digital products providing a top-notch customer experience.

In this role, I coach a team of vibrant salespeople for national and international responsibilities.

At Pierlex, our mission is to create human-centered, impact-driven, and breathable homegrown digital products that fit into our modern climate and tech ecosystem.

Pierlex.com is your best stop for highly optimized Websites, e-commerce digital wares, Web Applications, Mobile Applications, and other digital upgrades.

This is my wealthy place.

#techsales

VP of Sales

CISOG Distribution (Lagos, Nigeria)

Selling Computers in the renowned Computer Village, Ikeja, Lagos and beyond (as far as Accra, Ghana), with value-added market penetration is like selling and penetrating the busiest Wall Street. The safety of the products I moved depended totally on my ability to be smart, collected and paying attention to the smallest detail. 
Though I spent a very limited timeframe here, yet I consistently exceeded sales target, leading and supervising my team for optimum turnover.

 I sold and marketed computer hardware and software. 
 I ensured the implementation of set sales strategies.
 I achieved and exceeded all set target.
 I updated Customer database and supervised other sales executives. 
 I performed other relevant duties as required.
Key Achievement(s): I successfully led the sales team. I exceeded monthly set targets.

Corporate Sales Manager

Restoration Specialist Clinic

Here, I was technically the revenue hub, admin pro and think tank. I reinvented all clinical processes. I changed the general ambience of client reception. I created a swift access to customer and clinical database at one-click using Microsoft office. I upgraded hospital's payment channels by introducing POS Machines which enabled immediate cash deposits in emergency situations. Through this, I reduced debt owed hospital after patient discharge to as low as 15%.

I attended to customers and resolved their complaints. 
I carried out cash registration duties.
I performed salary accounting.
I procured drugs for the organization. 
I ensured the efficient and effective management of the database.  Used Excel to input clinical data.
I performed hospital administrative duties.
I took minutes and wrote letters as required. 
I managed salary payment.
I performed other required duties.
Key Achievement(s): I introduced POS machines. I introduced salary disbursement to staff from the bank.

Front Desk/Sales Coordinator

Dr. Ifeanyi is a Business Manager, Multi-Sector Consultant and People-Centric Intrapreneur at the interplay of Healthcare, Policy and Education.

With over 15 years of proven experience, Dr. Ifeanyi is a dynamic Business Manager and strategic consultant known for driving growth and impact across sectors. His expertise spans Consultative Selling, Strategic Partnerships, Business Strategy, Stakeholders Management, Revenue Optimization, Financing Analysis and Policy Development.

Dr. Ifeanyi has consistently delivered transformational results in diverse industries including Banking, Healthcare, Education, Technology and Fintech. He combines sharp business acumen with a human-centered approach to innovation and execution.

Are you looking to re-engineer your sales processes or scale your business growth?
Dr. Ifeanyi is your go-to expert for building scalable and results-driven solutions.

Ifeanyi holds a doctorate in marketing and communication from Italy’s career university, Selinus University, an MBA from prestigious USA online University, Nexford, and a bachelor’s in engineering from FUT, Owerri.

At his leisure, he loves reading, traveling, mentoring and adventure.

Let’s connect here — ifeanyi.akaleme21@gmail.com
WhatsApp: +2349087373525
Link to my WhatsApp: https://linktr.ee/Ifeanyi_Akaleme (You can click here instead).

Warm regards,
𝑰𝒇𝒇𝒊.

Dr. Ifeanyi Akaleme, PhD, MBA

In my opinion—this is arguably correct 😒

It might come as a shocker, but this calls for a deep reflection.

As LinkedIn President Elect and Papa, I have a different perspective.

Y’all should read before you drag me 😏

A lot of us are beginning to shed tears on the degeneration of LinkedIn by content creators and visibility seekers.

It’s now mostly about metrics than #value addition.
Attention is now on “cashing out” and early gratification 

He said two things that calls for close attention:

1. Active Users: could mean the people who sleep and wake up on LinkedIn.
2. The People He Knows: the proportion of knowledge shared to active users is thinning out “massively.”

(Most posts are now about birthdays, milestones, 2k gigs, and confusion of newbies)

Here’s my humble opinion:
① visibility does not equate competence. You can be visible, influence others yet highly incompetent.
② activity does not equate competence/productivity. You can be active but have very shallow knowledge about how things work.

—instead of being obsessively active but empty, can you invest in reading books, take a new course, enroll in a degree.
(become usefully busy, not every time, you’re on LinkedIn)

When do we go back to the days when LinkedIn was for thought leadership?

When people share values from trainings than cockroach and cupboard celebrations?

I hope this is enough food for thought.

(every tweet should not be seen as an attack)

Happy Social Vawulence 🥲

I write to inspire, provoke … anyone💆‍♀️


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Leaving my mother’s house at 7 was the best decision I ever made. 🥺

Growing up, I saw poverty all around me. 

I’ve been that child who dares to think differently, who would sacrifice everything for everyone.

I saw my elder brothers go on holidays to people houses (I was the last child)
but they couldn’t stay.

This day, about 3 decades ago, I told my mum, it was time.

I was 7, timid, naive — a child that needed more family warmth, love and support, but I left.
I left to harshness, to rejection, to abuse.

This was my first handshake with sacrificing.
I learned this sacrifice early and it became my life’s core principle.

No food - yet, I served others hungry
No school fees - yet, I dressed others for school 
No shelter - yet, I washed mansions for my guardians.
No hope for survival - yet I taught every kid I met not to lose hope.

I saw it all, abuse, rejection, deprivation, suppression, isolation.

I remember being isolated when good foods were served, isolated when family pictures were taken, etc.
“Moments that every child of my age cherished.”
I never had a childhood, I paid it all forward as price for my elevation.

I remember a day where I was beaten till I lay in my own blood. 😭

Everything stared me in the face “you don’t belong here.”
Everything echoed “you’re not a part of us.”

Fast forward to today, the rejected stone has become the chief cornerstone.

Stay there.
Sacrifice a bit more.
“What future will your sacrifices lead you to?
As 2025 ends, think deeply, am I sacrificing enough?

Sacrifice is the meat of great leaders.

Happy New Month.

My name is Ifeanyi Akaleme.
I write to inspire.


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Very few people know I was shot in my final year — it’s been a decade 😣

It’s not even something worth remembering that I was shot in my final year in the university.

But last week, I saw the scars and one more time, I could look up and be grateful.

This is because I would have died 10yrs ago.
You, reading this, wouldn’t have known me.

My survival still remains an evidence that God has a plan for my life.

The scars tell a story of grace, survival and blessings.

This is December 2025.
What are you grateful for?

You can continue to race against the tides.
You can continue to be in a rush.
You can continue to sorrow.
Wishing the year was a lot better.
Or mourning why you’re the only failure.

BUT remember,
A lot of your mates couldn’t survive 2025.
People who had the same dreams and aspirations.

Gratitude is the mother of opportunities.

Each time I see the scars,
I tell myself “Ifeanyi…
You can still be the Governor 
You can still be the President 
You can still be the Chief Executive.”

If you survived this, then you can survive anything.
You can thrive where others fail.

The number of my scars became the number of my victories in 2025.

You can continue to recount ypur blessings when you live a grateful life.

…while men say there’s a casting down, yours will be different.

This is your December to thrive.

GOD DID!

Happy Sunday 💜

I write to inspire 

#ifeanyichukwu

HAS NIGERIA HAPPENED TO YOU? 😏

You may cringe, but this is a leadership question.

Some of you screamed rn — “GOD FORBID”

But that’s it, we’re exactly the problem.
We believe our nation is cursed. 
So how do we breakthrough? 
How do we become blessed?
(Have you heard how Americans bless America?)

If we don’t believe in Nigeria, who will?
If we don’t give to Nigeria, who should?

Let me tell us story that formed this gloomy perception:

5 years ago, our flag was stained with blood. 
More precisely, September 20, 2020.

We were just trying to recover from the COVID 19 pandemic shock when #ENDSARS hit us.

That day, the phrase “May Nigeria Not Happen to You” became a reality.

A lot of youths were hurt, some, soaked in their own cold blood… 
Questions were asked “who ordered the shooting — yet no answers to date.”

Would you say Nigeria happened to these young protesters or that day happened to Nigeria.

Some of their legacies remain today, such that I wouldn’t mention in this post.

Leadership is about sacrifice.
Purpose is about sacrifice.
If you have not given anything to Nigeria, don’t expect anything in return.

These were the words of my mentor, Obinna Ukachukwu, last Friday.

“The Nigeria has happened to me mentality is an entitlement mentality.”

① We have insecurity challenges: who can produce a novelty solution?
② We have transportation issues: who can build an innovative solution?
③ We have infrastructural problems: who can design an execution framework?

As long as the earth remains, problems will abound.
Instead asking what you’ve received, can you begin to ask “what can I give?

This is the mark of true leadership.

The “Nigeria has happened to me” mindset is a victimization agenda.
(Let’s end this).

Thank you Francis Odeyemi for continually making sure the men meet.

We must begin to change this narrative.

I write to inspire.

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