Professional and Martial Arts Profile

1. Professional Resume and The Martial Arts Profile
Moses Kgosibodiba
“ I have seen you grow from your early Shodan(1989)years and the numerous Gashuku you facilitated
in our time, 1990 and up to present. Certainly you have earned your belt with respect.” T. A. Modie
Nevaldin Enterprises Pty Ltd Tlokweng Martial Arts Academy [TOIKADO] est. 1996
Tiger Dojo Group Botswana
Founder chief instructor, Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba, 6th Dan

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Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba Brief
Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba, 6th
Dan was born 28 June
1964 in Tlokweng, South East Botswana.
He started martial arts in 1979 whilst a student at Lo-
batse Secondary School. For 12 years he studied vari-
ous martial art systems of Shukokai, Shotokan, Jeet
Kune Do and Kodenkan Danzan Ryu Jujutsu.
In January 1984 he relocated to University of Bot-
swana. He became founding student members of Uni-
versity of Botswana Karate School 1986 to which
Oikiru Ryu Karate Jitsu Do, OIKADO, was intro-
duced by Hanshi Dr. Patrick Makgabenyana. Kyoshi
Kgosibodiba has taught many people and secondary
schools, and advanced his knowledge of martial arts
with various martial arts.
The number of students Kyoshi Kgosibodiba has taught
and continues to teach is countless. He is President of
Oikado Martial Arts School International Botswana
responsible for maintenance of standards administrative
and technical.
Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba is senior student and disci-
ple of Hanshi Dr. Patrick Makgabenyana. Kyoshi
Moses Kgosibodiba has participated in all and in some
co-authored Hanshi Dr. Makgabenyana martial arts
monograms and books under the theme The Martial
Arts Legacy: 12 Volumes.
He has twenty-nine (29) years uninterrupted as student
of Oikiru Ryu Karate Jitsu Do (Oikado) and disciple of
Hanshi Dr. Patrick Makgabenyana,8th Dan. Osu!
This year Kyoshi will celebrate 39 years as a mar-
tial artist of great distinction.
Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba is a graduate of the
University of Botswana with Bachelor of Educa-
tion (Science, Biology major, 1990) and Postgradu-
ate Diploma in Counseling Education
(PGDCE,1998). He runs a company called
Nevaldin Enterprises Pty Ltd which does general
supplies. The company has a martial arts service
department managed by him as chief instructor;
Tiger Dojo Group Botswana of Tlokweng Mar-
tial Arts Academy.
Most importantly as senior disciple I feel honored
and privileged to submit this profile on my behalf
and to Hanshi Dr. Patrick Makgabenyana,8th Dan.
I hope too that this submission will serve as a guide
to Oikado Martial Arts School International and
Botswana membership. Certainly to all Oikado
Yudansha.
I stand tall and with pride to have studied the
Oikado Way and being a student of
Hanshi D. Patrick Makgabenyana since 1986 to
present.
This profile is also in reference to and for submis-
sion for membership to existing and new organiza-
tions and schools. Also as a consultant lifestyle and
wellness coach, instructor, mentor and trainer.
Osu! Osu! Osu!

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Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba, 6th Dan
Martial Arts Curriculum Vitae
My Professional Objective:
Delivery of professional service with high ethical
standards and a commitment to increased compe-
tence and performance.
Profile:
I am excellent at organizing people and also ex-
cel at involving the team at the earliest opportu-
nity and win their buy-in from outset. I am good
at dealing with people.
SURNAME: Kgosibodiba
FIRST NAME: Moses
DATE OF BIRTH: June 28, 1964 SEX: Male
MARITAL STATUS: Married DEPENDANTS: 4
PHYSICAL ADDRESS:
Plot 340 Boshibidu Ward, Tlokweng.
PERMANENT ADDRESS:
PO Box 45138, Riverwalk. Gaborone.
CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS:
PO BOox 45138 Riverwalk, Gaborone.
EMAIL: 1. topattention64@gmail.com 2. to-
pattention@yahoo.com
Contact Mobile: (+267) 72610566 / 72983230
NATIONALITY: Botswana
NATIONAL ID NUMBER: 605810303
PASSPORT NUMBER: BN0014403
LANGUAGES:
Proficient in spoken and written word in English and
Setswana
SPORTING PERSUIT:
1. 6th
Dan Black Belt holder and senior stu-
dent in the martial arts system of OIKIRU
RYU KARATE JITSU DO (OIKADO), Bot-
swana.
2. I am currently president of the OIKADO
Martial Arts School and custodian of the
OIKADO system (Botswana chapter).
3. Currently involved on voluntary basis as a
national coach to school and public clubs.
My mandate is to equip clubs with train-
ing methodology and issues on club ad-
ministration.
4. Chief Referee & Facilitator, Secondary
Schools Youth Karate Championships 1988-
present
Grading History
2014 Inducted into and being prepared for the
7th Dan grade and Dai Soke, Oikado.
2009 Graded 6th [Roku] Dan
2004 Graded 5th [Go] Dan
1998 Graded 4th [Yon] Dan
1995 Graded 3rd [San] Dan
1992 Graded 2nd [Ni] Dan
1989 Graded 1st [Sho] Dan
1988 Graded Brown Belt [2nd Kyu]
1987 Graded Blue Belt
1979 Started Martial Arts Training at Lobatse
Secondary School, Botswana.
APPOINTMENTS:
1. Senior Student & President, Oikado Martial
Arts School International Botswana
2. Founding Chief Instructor, Tiger Dojo Group
Botswana
3. General Manager, Nevaldin Enterprises
(Pty) Ltd, 2011-present
4. Secretary General, Botswana All Budo Styles
Association (BA-BUSA)
5. Member to Governing Council ,World Union
Grandmasters Council (WUGMC) 2015-2018
6. Charter President
Southern Africa Region, World of Martial
Artists Against Child Abuse International
7. Working President
International University, Abhaykaran Mar-
tial Arts Association
AFFILIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS
1. Odori Kumo Tatakai Kumo Bujitsu & Dancing
Spider Combat Martial Arts Association
2. World Federation Kenpo Styles United
3. World Martial Arts Council ( WoMAC)
4. International Society of Martial Artists
(ISMA)
5. National College of Martial Arts (NCMA)
6. Institute of Science of Strategy (ISS)
7. IKO SA [Matsushima]
8. Ju Ka Do Mixed Martial Arts Organization
9. World Kung Fu Wushu Federation (WKWF)
10. African Kung Fu Wushu Federation
11. World United Martial Arts Federation
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Initiative:
I introduced the nation-wide annual schools’ karate
championships in 1990. I have since served as its
chairperson and chief referee. The championship is
part of activities in our Grassroots Development &
OutReach Program. Training clinics and coaching
and examinations are offered for free.
Martial Arts System of:
Oikiru Ryu Karate Jitsu Do, OIKADO (Hanshi Dr.
Patrick Makgabenyana, 8th Dan)
Martial Arts Systems Studied:
1. Traditional and Contemporary Wushu (Taolu,
special interest in animal styles)
2. Oikiru-Ryu-Karate-Jitsu-Do, OIKADO(Hanshi
Dr. Patrick Makgabenyana)
3. Kyokushin-kai Kan Karate-Do (1998 KZN-MA,
Shihan Alpheus Sabela)
4. Koden-kan Danzan-Ryu Jujitsu (1988 special in-
terest in shiatsu, healing Massage, Grandmaster
Ramon Lono Jr)
5. Goju-Ryu (IOGKF, distance learning + mekaden
kyu thesis)
6. Jeet Kune Do ( 1984/5 Sifu Thomas Tladi)
Martial Arts Workshops/Seminars/Gashuku/
Tournaments
1-10 September 2014:- Attended the IKO Matsushima 4th
World Weight Division Tournament, Seminars and
Gradings, Durban ICC RSA.
23 August 2014:- As Head Facilitator Oikado National
Grading South. BOFWA Mochudi. Graded 20 stu-
dents. Event attended by 8 black belts.
9 August 2014:- As Head Facilitator Oikado National
Grading North, Serowe @ Ranokanyane CJSS.
Graded 12 students. Attended by school head and 5
black belts.
2 August 2014:- As Facilitator Maun Region Gashuku. 12
particpants and 3 black belts.
21 June 2014:- Attended as Facilitator and Host Oikado
Technical Board and Rollout Gashuku. 53 participants
and 12 black belts. Tlokweng CJSS 730am-5pm.
24 May 2014:- Attended as facilitator Oikado Technical
B o a r d G a s h u k u , S o u t h r e g i o n
clubs.Molapowabojang, Chichi CJSS 9am-3pm. 25
participants and 6 black belts.
9-11 May 2014:- Attended as facilitator IKO Vaal Klerks-
dorp World Cup preparation Gashuku. 80 partici-
pants,12 black belts.
21-24 March 2014:- Attended and presented two athletes
at the Inaugural IKO Matsushima All Africa Tourna-
ment, Port Shepstone Gamalahle Campus. Attended 4
day training seminars by Hanshi John Taylor, 9th
Dan
Vice President IKO Matsushima, Chairman Australia
Kyokushin Karate Association.
10-24 March 2014; - Training internship with IKO Matsu-
shima,RSA Durban.
January 2005-2012:- Re-engineering of Oikado structures
& processes. Champion of the exercise.
7 October 2006:- 8am – 3pm.Ipelegeng CJSS Hall. OI-
KADO Nation-wide training and coaching clinics.30
participants.
10 March 2007:- GSS MPH, 8am -4pm. OIKADO Black belt
Gashuku.20 participants.
24 June 2006:- OIKADO Black Belt Gashuku.8am –
4pm.GSS MPH.20 participants.
28 January 2006:-7am – 3pm. Gaborone Senior Secondary
School (GSS) MPH, OIKADO Nation-wide training and
coaching clinics. Gaborone region.40 participants.
8-9 April 2000:- Day 1, 4am -8pm; Day 2 6am – 12 Noon. I
was Head instructor. MASS OIKADO Senior Secon-
dary Schools Training Camp, Masunga Senior Secon-
dary School. 7 schools clubs participated (80 partici-
pants). The two-day camp focused through Martial
Arts teaching on establishing and encouraging broth-
erhood through sports partnerships between school
clubs.
18 July 1999:-8am – 3pm. Maun OIKADO Tshwaragano
Club under Sensei Soccer Seokana. 15 participants.
Training and examination and ranking.
23 April 1998 – 10 May 1998:- on attachment to the Kyo-
kushin-kan Karate-Do Kwazulu-Natal Martial Arts
Academy, Durban. This attachment was to expose us
to alternative training methods and outlook in other
systems/styles. I was under the instructorship and
careful eye of Shihan Alpheus Sabela.
11 October 1997:- Lobatse Ipelegeng CJSS. 40 partici-
pants.9am-4pm. Main focus of the Gashuku was to
standardize Heian Shodan Nidan, Magic Set Kicks A,
B, C and D. Combat theory and application. Taught
Tekki Shodan and Heian Sandan.
8 March 1997:- 9am -3pm. Moeding College Gashuku. 30
participants. Head instructor and assisted by Sempai
Mbikanyi Magina (Brown Belt 1st
kyu) and Sempai
Gaabadzo Moseki (Brown Belt 1st
kyu). Combat the-
ory and application. We taught Heian Shodan, Tekki
Shodan and Taikyoku Shodan.
8 March 1997:- 9am -3pm. Moeding College Gashuku. 30
participants. Head instructor and assisted by Sempai
Mbikanyi Magina (Brown Belt 1st
kyu) and Sempai
Gaabadzo Moseki (Brown Belt 1st
kyu). Combat the-
ory and application. We taught Heian Shodan, Tekki
Shodan and Taikyoku Shodan.
9 February 1997:- University of Botswana Karate School
Gashuku. It focused on endurance, strength and
stamina building. It also exposed participants to the
science behind MA exercises.
5 April 1996:-the same Gashuku/Seminar was repeated to
capture those who did not attend the July 1995 edi-
tion.
15 – 17 July 1995:- Gashuku/seminar. University of Bot-
swana Karate School. Various topics. I presented on
Refereeing, Standardization of OIKADO Kata. Taught
Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan, Sandan and Yodan and
gave a synopsis of Secondary Schools Karate Clubs
and tournaments.
1986 – present:- I have held several training and coaching
clinics with secondary school and public martial arts
clubs. The emphasis is on training methodology,
combat theory and application, examination and
grading.
Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba
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Martial Arts History and Ranking
January 2014 – I was inducted into the master hood phase
rank of Schischidan,7th
Dan Black belt
2009 - I was inducted into the master hood phase and true
Oikado disciple and graded Rokudan,6th
Dan Black belt
and conferred title of Kyoshi/Master.
2004 – I was inducted into the phase of Menko-Kaiden and
was graded to rank of Godan, OIKADO.
1998 – Title of Yodan/Shidan (4th
Dan Black Belt, OIKADO)
was conferred upon me.
1996 – ill present: President, OIKADO Martial Arts School
1992-till present: I was ranked to Black Belt 2nd
Dan in 1992
and conferred Senior Instructor, OIKADO (all Brown
Belts are expected to go through my instruction when
considered for examination into the ranks of Black Belt
Dan levels.
1990 – 2000:- Chairman of Technical Board and Chief Refe-
ree, OIKADO Secondary Schools Karate Champion-
ships.
1989- April awarded the rank of Black Belt 1st
Dan, OIKADO.
During this period February-March, I also came under
the instructorship of Grandmaster Ramon Lono Jr of
Kodenkan Danzan-ryu Jujitsu, with special interest in
healing by massage(Shiatsu)
1988- Ranked Blue Belt, OIKADO and the same year ele-
vated to Brown Belt 1st
Kyu.
1986-till present I came under the instructorship and men-
torship of Kyoshi Patrick Makgabenyana, Oikiru-ryu
Karate-Jitsu Do(OIKADO)
1984 – 1986 as student at University of Botswana I studied
Jeet Kune Do under the late Sifu Thomas Tladi in the
company of Sensei Nathan Kgabi(Sankukai Karate Do).
1979 – 1983:- martial arts/karate styles studied under vari-
ous Sempai: Shukokai, Shotokan, Jeet Kune Do and
Kung Fu Wushu.
1979 – I started training martial arts as a secondary school
student at Lobatse Secondary School.
Martial Arts Literature/Publications
I have helped research; edit and proof read The Martial Arts
Legacy 12 Volumes and in some wrote the introduction
and some chapters and as co-author.
Published books:
1. The Beginnings of Martial Arts Botswana
2. The Exponentiation of Martial Arts Botswana
3. The Tao of Oikado
18 September 2007, Martial Arts and Primary Schools:
basics and guidelines. A thesis required as part-
fulfillment to be accepted into Master-hood status and
release from mentorship.
31 May 2007, A New Structure for OIKADO Martial Arts
School. This is a position paper intended to ignite dis-
cussions and dialogue and help shift paradigms in view
of restructuring of OIKADO.
30 April 2007, OIKADO Martial Arts Titles: Special Pol-
icy. This is a position paper intended discussion and
encourages development of policy in OIKADO Martial
Arts School on conferrement of titles to Black Belt hold-
ers in OIKADO.
12 August 2006, 8.Training and Advancement in OI-
KADO. This paper gives a synopsis of phases of
development and advancement for Black Belts in
OIKADO, requirements at each phase.
30 September 2006, OIKADO Lecture Notes Series1-
10:1. Mind and Face; 2. Kata, 3.Techniques;
4.Techniques of Observation, Hearing and Asso-
ciation; 5.Combat Theory and Other Aspects;
6.The Ninja; 7. The Negative Heart of OIKADO.8. 9.
10.
31 December 2005, OIKADO Grassroots Develop-
ment Program: 2006-2010. This is a position pa-
per still to be adopted with the theme “Promoting
Better Health for Young People through Physical
Activity and Sports: Taking Martial Arts to the Peo-
ple.”
30 September 2004, A Comparative Analysis and
Ante-mortem of Systems. This thesis compares
Goju-ryu and Oikiru-ryu Karate-Jitsu Do. This pa-
per was submitted as my Menko Kaiden (Mekaden
Kyu) thesis for advancement into the rank of Black
Belt 5th
Dan, Godan, OIKADO and into admission to
membership and rank recognition by the N.C.M.A.
24 September 2004,” OIKADO Historical Back-
ground: tracing our origins. A paper by Kyoshi P.
Makgabenyana and Shihan M.Kgosibodiba.
April 1994, “Self-Defense: Bujitsu[Use and Func-
tional Comparison]. A theory paper on a com-
parative analysis of self-defense techniques and
their application in public self defense settings.
September 1996, OIKADO Grading Report: 1990 –
1996.
30 April 1996, “Anti-Thesis of The Spiritual Way”. A
thesis theory paper submitted as part requirement
for the award of Black Belt 3rd
Dan, OIKADO.
30 April 1987: “A Question and Answer Session” be-
tween Kyoshi Patrick Makgabenyana and Sempai
Moses Kgosibodiba, University of Botswana Karate
School.
List of Referees:
Hanshi Dr. Patrick Solomzi Makgabenyana,8th
Dan
Oikado Martial Arts School International
PO Box 1533
Lobatse. Botswana.
Tel: +267 319 0814 email: pmakgaben-
yana@gov.bw glaetsang@gov.bw
cell: +267 76376670
Hanshi John Taylor, 9th Dan
Chairman Australian Kyokushin Karate Asso-
ciation Incorporated
Vice Prsesident, IKO Matsushima Kyokushin
Karate
130 Hewlett St. Bronte, N.S.W.
Australia 2024
Email: shihantaylor@ozemail.com.au
Tel: +2 9389 0252 / 0418 284 100
Shihan Khanyisani Mazibuko, 5th Dan
RSA IKO Matsushima Kyokushin Karate
129 KE Masinga Rd, Kingsmead.
Durban
Tel : +27 824476683 / 718521711
Email : khanyisani@reshebile.co.za
Sensei Dr. Patrick Masokwane, 4th Dan.
PO Box 501978.
Gaborone. Cell : +267 71756200
email : masokwane@yahoo.com
masokwanepatrick@gmail.com
Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba
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Publishable Works by Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba
1. The Beginnings of Martial Arts
Botswana
ISBN-978-99912-939-7-4
2. The Exponentiation of Martial Arts
Botswana
ISBN- 978-99912-939-9-8
3. The Beginnings of Martial Arts;
Oikado in Botswana(7th
Dan Thesis)
4.The Selective Outline of the Dynam-
ics of Martial Arts(6TH
Dan The-
sis)
5.The Beginnings of Martial Arts,
Botswana: Oikiru Ryu Karate Jitsu Do
(7th Dan Thesis)
6.The Selective Outline of the Dynam-
ics of Martial Arts(6th Dan Thesis)
7. Women in Action In and For Oikado
8. Oikado Lecture Notes Series:1-10
9. Solomzi: Oikado Monthly Newsletter
10. Oikado Martial Arts Curriculum:
Policy Guidelines.
11. The Grassroots Development & Out
Reach Program
12. Karate and Motivation: A
Training Program for Children
and Young Teens
13.Oikado Karate Competitions
Handbook
14. Oikado Code Book
15.Self-Defense/Bujitsu: Use &
Functional Comparison
16.Self-Defense/Bujitsu:
Use & Functional Comparison
17.Collection of Black Belts The-
sis ( 1st
-3rd
Dan)
18.Collection of Black Belts
Thesis & Position Papers
(4th
– 5th
Dan)
Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba, during the 2014 GabzFM Radio Interviews.
Project Taking Oikado Martial Arts School to the public, a Publicity Campaign.

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“The first three black belts were graded to
Shodan 6 April 1989. Moses Kgosibodiba,
Jonah Madibela and Ranko Boniface Mot-
lalekgosi. All went into teaching profession,
secondary schools in 1988/9. In 1990 we in-
troduced Secondary Schools Karate Champi-
onships. Osu!”
“I had the honor to receive instruction under
the late Grandmaster Ramon Lono Jr of Ko-
denkan Danzan Ryu Jujitsu. I studied Jujitsu
and shiatsu (healing massage). Same period
1985-86. Remember the Nkomati Accord and
the student strike that led to closure of Uni-
versity of Botswana.
“The period 1984 to 1986 I trained under
various sensei. With and under the late Sifu
Tom Tladi of Sailong Kung Fu (JKD), Com-
mon room 458. There was also Sensei Nathan
Kgabi of Sankukai Kan. Sensei Kgabi was in
the panel that graded me to Shodan. Osu!”
Grading was a rare occasion due to the un-
availability of instructors and regular dojo
instruction. I started training in 1979 and only
graded in 1988 from white to blue after I be-
came a student of Hanshi Dr. Patrick Mak-
gabenyana, 8th Dan.
“Benjamin Kabo Masunga, Ranko Boniface
Motlalekgosi, Lekoko Kenosi, Moses
“topsoil” Kgosibodiba, John Moreti and oth-
ers were dedicated men. .”
“We contributed funds, fundraised and were
able to link up with other karate schools,
Shotokan and Shukokai. During this sojourn
as students, we were able to seek help in the
masters of the sport from visiting instructors
or teachers from BDF heaquarters and the
likes of Sensei Nathan Kgabi. .”
“Hanshi Dr. Patrick Makgabenyana, my
greatest Sensei of all time. He never missed
training and most of all he exposed us to vari-
ous external, local and international, instruc-
tors and we were happily graded! Introduced
the Oikado Way to us”.
OIKADO
GENERATIONS
1st Generation(6 April 1989)
Moses Kgosibodiba (topsoil),
Ranko Boniface Motlalekgosi (Ninja)
Jonah Madibela (Mmadipela)
2nd Generation(April 1990):
Motshegetsi Setshwantsho
Godfrey Radijeng
Letlogetswe Mogorosi
Tebogo Matlhare, Mtjale
3rd Generation (April 199?):
Gabriel Chuma
Bophelo Sejeso
4th Generation(199?)
Gaabadzo Moseki
Mbiganyi Magina
Mosa Ibrahim (deceased)
Alphonce Mmereki
5th Generation (April 1998);
Modiri Tagwa
6th Generation
Moagi Lekalake
Violet Simanyana
Moago
Lore
7th
Generation (April 2005)
Butholezwe Oitsile
Gojesamang Mmutle
Kealeboga Lekgatlhane
8th Generation (2007)
Jerry Thabeng
Sydney Mothusi Boatile
Moagi Mosime
9th Generation(April 2010)
Tshidiso Molebatsi Ogotseng
Tebogo Tladi
Tshegofatso Phalaagae
Otsile, Speakson
10th
Generation (April 2015)
Baitsholedi Kahaa,
Loeto Kagiso Sefemo,
Tirelo Rantikane
Ofentse Agree Setiko,
Aobakwe Seokana,
Oteng Master Katonto,
Sibudzani Basco Mbulayi
Gaolatheope Spencer Kudumane
Mosimanegape Maroane

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“The turning point was in 1986 at the Uni-
versity of Botswana (UB). . . I was fortu-
nate to find committed minds in the likes of
Benjamin Kabo Masunga, Ranko Boniface
Motlalekgosi, Lekoko Kenosi, Moses Top-
soil Kgosibodiba, John Moreti and others “.
“Now that I'm gown up, I know that tem-
perance and constancy are my guiding prin-
ciples in life and as in the teachings of Sur-
vival Zen Meditation, in the beginner's
mind, there are many possibilities, but in
the expert's there are a few!
“I know that people who know the state of
emptiness will always be able to dissolve
their problems by constancy. Each day, I
honor my obligations to meditate and con-
tinue to train and practice the Oikado way!”
“ You taught us discipline through training
in the martial arts. Now that I have grown I
am even more focused given your teach-
ings. Osu!”
“ I have seen you grow from your early
Shodan years and the numerous Gashuku
you facilitated in our time, 1988-2000 and
up to present. Certainly you have earned
your belt with respect. . .”
“ Through you I have learned the importance
of Time and being Patient with self. Most
importantly constancy and perseverance
which has become handy in business and
world of work and running a family.”
“ You have made us better men through your
teachings and role modeling. I am proud to
be your student.”
“ Your presence in the Biology class and in
the dojo. Far yet so near. Near yet so far..”
“ I excelled through your motivation. Your
teachings and that no holds barred smile al-
ways brought a cheer..”
“We watched one training session after Sen-
sei Masunga invitation and signed up full
time there after. The commitment of our sen-
sei’s then, Kyoshi Kgosibodiba and Shihan
Motlalekgosi to building a team of educated
martial artists who were not dogmatic about
style inspired me a great deal.”
“You assisted by Shihan Motlalekgosi will
take the junior class and take us through the
correct moves and technical basics. We
learnt a lot and looking back me for one ap-
preciated your commitment to teach martial
arts…”

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SECURITY AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL
Some of what we do at Nevaldin Enterprises Martial Arts Service
A Synopsis:
Provision of a comprehensive, inclusive proposal to provide
clients with professional security business development and
consulting services. We have partnered with the The Douglas
Group Inco., Virginia, USA consultants who bring more than
thirty years experience in a vast array of security and security
and safety-related services to the benefit of Nevaldin Enter-
prises.
SCOPE OF WORK:
The scope of work within the context of this proposal will in-
clude, but may not be limited to the following services:
1. Successful staff screening, interviewing and hiring;
2. Development of the necessary administrative support infra-
structure;
3. Strategic planning;
4. Development of company policies & procedures and the
writing of the company S.O.P. (Standard Operating Proce-
dures);
5. Creating and development of the necessary security support
services;
6. Professional training of client staff members;
7. Professional training and motivation of client’s employees in
the following:
 Executive Protection;
 CQD (Close Quarter Third Party Defense);
 Firearms and weapons training and profi-
ciency;
 Threat Identification;
 Threat analyses;
 Executive transportation;
 Tactical driving;
 Site, building and estate security;
 Intelligence gathering;
 Security investigations and protocol develop-
ment;
 Assessing threat levels;
 Security surveillance and counter surveillance;
 The “DO s” and “DON’TS “ ;
 Security etiquette;
 Practical considerations;
 Client identification and business development
and expansion.
PROGRAM METHODOLOGY:
Each area as defined in section two under “Scope Of Work”
will be fully developed and included in one of three program
development modules. This turn-key approach will be divided
into two (30) thirty day and one (40) forty day all three modules
will involve my active, hands on participation and supervision
and on-site facilitation in Botswana.
The first module will be for a thirty (30) day period and will
include but may not be limited to:
 Staff recruitment;
 S.O.P. development;
 Development of company infrastructure;
This module is designed to be thirty (30) days in dura-
tion.
The second of these program development modules is
scheduled to be forty (40) days in duration and will
include, but may not be limited to:
 Staff development and motiva-
tion;
 Staff Training;
 Employee motivation and de-
velopment;
 Employee training to include all
skill sets as set fourth in section
two (2), this training will include
all as has been defined but may
not be limited to those skill sets
as previously defined;
The third and last program development module is
designed for thirty (30) day duration and will focus on
the following:
 Security protocol;
 Surveillance and counter sur-
veillance;
 New business opportunity
identification;
 Client and new business devel-
opment.
BENEFITS AND CONCLUSION:
The stated objective of this consulting agreement and
those services as previously outlined will be to leave
in place, upon the successful conclusion of this pro-
gram, a fully operational, highly professional and ca-
pable full service security firm. This firm will be able
to function at a very high level and will be able to set
the standard for professional security services in Bot-
swana and indeed throughout Africa. Additionally, it
will be the goal of this program to empower Nevaldin
Enterprises and Mr. Kgosibodiba to have the capacity
to fully exploit an ever-increasing need for protection
services throughout Africa.
CONCLUSION:
The Douglas Group, Inc. in partnership with Moses
Kgosibodiba & Nevaldin Enterprises (Pty) Ltd looks
forward to providing the required training, and exper-
tise which will ensure that Nevaldin Enterprises (Pty)
Ltd will be able to capture a significant percentage of
an ever-increasing market for professional security
services.
The Douglas Group, Inc has as its ultimate goal the
facilitation in the creation of a professional and profit-
able security services firm and to the long-term busi-
ness relationship with Nevaldin Enterprises (Pty)
Ltd. !!
Potential clients for this service can request for a full
proposal: Email: topattention64@gmail.com
Terms and Conditions apply.

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The Teacher and Counselor in Me:
Moses Kgosibodiba
Guidance and Counseling:
 conduct personal, social, educational
and career guidance and counseling
 conduct individual and/or group guid-
ance and counseling
 chair the placement committee which
offers career advice to students on sub-
ject choice into form 4 in senior secon-
dary school
 private practice
 Coordinate student development pro-
grams through personal planning ad-
vice, guidance and counseling and
through outreach programs help them
realize their potential.
 as a resource person in the area of pro-
gram development
 Examine and coordinate current and
ongoing HIV/AIDS counseling activities
and make recommendations for im-
provement and sustenance.
 Assist in the establishment, expansion
and maintenance of inter-sectoral col-
laboration in matters regarding HIV/
AIDS counseling.
 initiate suggestions for the necessary
operational research and other relevant
work on HIV/AIDS counseling
 Facilitate monitoring and evaluation of
HIV/AIDS and counseling services.
 resource person and trainer, Schools
Guidance and Counseling Program De-
velopment
Teaching: 26 years of Biology tutorship and
Guidance and Counseling.
Appointments and Promotions
Senior Teacher Grade I ( Guidance and Counseling)
(September 1st
,2001-present);
Principal Examiner (BGCSE Biology) (December 2002);
Acting Senior Teacher (Guidance and Counseling)
(January-August 2001);
Senior Examiner ( BGCSE Biology) (December 2000);
Senior Teacher Grade II ( Biology )(October 1st
, 1999);
Team Leader (COSC + BGCSE Biology) (December 1998)
Teacher (Biology + Guidance and Counseling) April
1st
,1996);
Biology Examiner (ERTD + UCLES, 1994);
First appointment to Teaching Service (June 1st
,1990).
Wellness & Healthy Lifestyle
As an educator imparting knowledge, attitudes, practices
and skills and information is my domain area.
I am fitness fanatic at heart and know the benefits of good
exercise program. My interpersonal skills and excellent
communication skills have made me a great team builder
and leader. I am strong advocate of healthy living style and
I walk the talk.
I have competencies and excellent skills in program devel-
opment, planning, design, implementation, monitoring and
evaluation.
Work place Wellness Programs are now recognized by
more and more companies and institutions for their value
in improving health and wellbeing of their employees.
Investing in a corporate workplace wellness program is
recognized by management leaders as a smart way to im-
prove overall employee morale as well as reduce em-
ployee turnover and health care cost.
By executing a workplace wellness program in your corpo-
ration/institution I will create a more specifically ener-
gized, positive and productive workplace that provides
meaningful gains for your institution. No matter how much
you have invested in equipment, inventory or technology,
your employees are your greatest asset. And when your
employees feel healthy and happy, your business is health-
ier too! Not only do employees do better work, but sick
time and absenteeism are reduced, productivity and mo-
rale are enhanced. This is where I, Moses Kgosibodiba,
come in as your corporate Wellness Manager.
I am conversant with workplace wellness programs and
services. These include among others:
1. Stress Management
2. Health Risk Assessments (HRAs)
3. Health Screenings (cholesterol, blood pressure, sugar
diabetes, etc)
4. Nutrition Education
5. Sports and Recreation Programs
6. Conflict Resolution
7. Safety and Emergency Education
8. Massage for the Workplace
9. Commonsense Self Defense
10. Financial Fitness
11. Other
“I have worked closely with Moses after I joined the Guid-
ance and Counseling Division (CD & E) as Education Offi-
cer. It is during this interaction that Moses impressed me
as a dedicated, conscientious, self-motivated and hard-
working man. His interpersonal skills are outstanding. I am
confident that with the expertise, skills and mastery of the
educational content and issues relating to training, capac-
ity development, proper care and growth. He has re-
sourced a significant number of Guidance and Counseling
and examinations workshops. His presentation skills are
refined. I am convinced that his ultimate ascension to sen-
ior management team (SMT) has crystallized his supervi-
sory and leadership skills”.
Aobakwe Banamile
Manager, Performance Management.
Cell: +267 71582588

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Certificates of My Teacher:
Hanshi Dr. Patrick Solomzi Makgabenyana, 8th Dan Phd. MA.

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Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba , 6th Dan
Martial Arts Summary
The emblems and logos that identify us and
his Tiger Dojo Group Botswana and the
Grassroots Out-Reach Program.
Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba began martial arts
training in 1979 whilst at high school. His initial
eight years were spent without an instructor. Not
many would have had the courage to continue
training. He had trained under various instruc-
tors and dojos.
In 1986 he came under the instructorship of
Grandmaster Dr. Patrick Solly Makgabenyana
whilst at the University of Botswana up to pre-
sent. Together with Grandmaster we saw him
introduce the Secondary Schools Karate Champi-
onships from 1989 – 2000. I note with awe that he
has beyond odds single handedly ran the impossi-
ble task of organizing and running the affairs of
the Secondary Schools Karate Championships.
It is through such commitment into the develop-
ment of the martial arts at grass roots level that I
have the privilege to present this martial arts pro-
file of him. This profile emanates from his various
nationwide training and coaching clinics and his
current mandate to take Oikado to the next level .
This presentation also forms part requirements
for admittance into higher levels of Black Belt
and for admittance into the chartered member-
ships and instructorship and into various interna-
tional organizations and martial arts schools.
We wish him the best in his continued study,
learning, research and practice into the fields of
martial arts. Certainly in his assignment and task
to take Oikiru Ryu Karate Jitsu Do ( OIKADO)
to the next level and to the world. Most impor-
tantly to start a new Generation of Oikado, Bot-
swana & World-wide.
Osu!
Nevaldin Enterprises Pty Ltd Tlokweng Martial Arts Academy [TOIKADO] est. 1996
Tiger Dojo Group Botswana
Founder chief instructor, Kyoshi Moses Kgosibodiba, 6th Dan