What do these men have in common?
Middle-aged
Solid education
Solid work experience
Stable homes
Identifiable track record
Dependable social network
Shared vision with True Vision Newspaper
Dr. Gregory Ibe, Chancellor, Gregory University, Uturu 
Mr. Emeka Ugwu-Oju, Founder, NESH
Above all, they have great passion for developing talents; for creating start-ups that will not flounder; for benchmarking global best practices; for incubating a solid human capital base, for sustainable development in Nigeria.
In this, they share the same vision and passion with TRUE VISION; that in addition to sound theoretical knowledge, the Nigerian college graduate should imbibe practical entrepreneurial skills; that there must be a mutually rewarding interface between town and gown. We are delighted that they have accepted our invitation to lead the True Vision Mentors Forum, dubbed TV Business School, an entrepreneurial clinic that will provide an interactive platform for college students to drink from the fountain of knowledge of the men and women whose entrepreneurial exploits have defined the parameters for measuring success in an ever changing world. Watch out for details. It promises to be a new phase in developmental journalism.
From True Vision, the future built on hope and solid knowledge.
