Sunkanmi Vaughan
Sunkanmi VAUGHAN is a Nigerian author, Social and Public Speaker. He is a member of the Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM) and Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN). His book, "1000+ Practical Business Ideas and Directory of Money Sources" is rated first on Google’s global list of "top business books" search, with over 100,000 downloads on Google Play Store., .
Vaughan's book has been listed as one of top six(6) African books.
Vaughan has featured on several educational debates, including the Channels TV, Book Club.,
Controversies
In his feature as a guest on the radio program, "Young & Cerebral" on UNILAG 103.1 FM on Saturday,13th December, 2017, Sunkanmi Vaughan, stunned listeners when he said borrowing is bad for some categories of persons. The statement generated a lot of negative comments. As many listeners cited the challenges of starting up businesses in a Nigerian economy that was, at the time, just recovering from recession as reason to borrow. Others accused him of discouraging financial institutions from providing loans to start up businesses. He later came out to clarify the statement.
On the 19th May, 2018, Vaughan accused Nigerian medical doctors of contributing to drug abuse in Nigeria. He came under serious fire for the article.
Vaughan published an article in the nation newspaper which he titled: "Job Creation, Beyond Lips Service". The article was seen as an "affront" against the Muhammadu Buhari's economic policies and many people called on the newspaper to take the article down.
Personal Life
Vaughan met his chartered
stockbroker wife, Omobolanle Vaughan in 1998 and they got married in 2006. Together they have three children, Oluwabukolami, 2007; Olanrewaju, 2009 and Olaoluwa, 2012.
Education
He had his primary education at St. Peter's Catholic Primary school, Ebute-Meta, Lagos, Holy Saviour's College, Isolo, Lagos and the University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos.
Vaughan's book has been listed as one of top six(6) African books.
Vaughan has featured on several educational debates, including the Channels TV, Book Club.,
Controversies
In his feature as a guest on the radio program, "Young & Cerebral" on UNILAG 103.1 FM on Saturday,13th December, 2017, Sunkanmi Vaughan, stunned listeners when he said borrowing is bad for some categories of persons. The statement generated a lot of negative comments. As many listeners cited the challenges of starting up businesses in a Nigerian economy that was, at the time, just recovering from recession as reason to borrow. Others accused him of discouraging financial institutions from providing loans to start up businesses. He later came out to clarify the statement.
On the 19th May, 2018, Vaughan accused Nigerian medical doctors of contributing to drug abuse in Nigeria. He came under serious fire for the article.
Vaughan published an article in the nation newspaper which he titled: "Job Creation, Beyond Lips Service". The article was seen as an "affront" against the Muhammadu Buhari's economic policies and many people called on the newspaper to take the article down.
Personal Life
Vaughan met his chartered
stockbroker wife, Omobolanle Vaughan in 1998 and they got married in 2006. Together they have three children, Oluwabukolami, 2007; Olanrewaju, 2009 and Olaoluwa, 2012.
Education
He had his primary education at St. Peter's Catholic Primary school, Ebute-Meta, Lagos, Holy Saviour's College, Isolo, Lagos and the University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos.
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