The Nigerian youth: Caught between apathy and ambition

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Nigeria is a country with a lot going on, and young people face many challenges. From big cities to small villages, they deal...

Combating Nigeria’s food crisis: Lessons from Africa and Asia

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By Titus Obiezue Nigeria is at a critical juncture. Soaring food inflation, driven by domestic shortfalls and external pressures, threatens the nation’s food security. Nigeria’s...

From data to naira: Leveraging customer insights in the age of AI

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By Khadijat Durosinmi Every single interaction online leaves a digital footprint, from collecting cookies to website visits to social media comments. Businesses are swimming...

Preparing Africa for global leadership through Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation’s Public Leaders Programme.

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By Andrew, David Adejo The African continent is blessed with an abundance of natural resources, supported by an equally globally competitive human resource base...

How to set up a new data analytics function for a restaurant

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By Olukorede Balogun For a proper response to the ever-increasing need for data-driven decision-making to be able to optimise operations and revenue in business...

How cognitive dissonance erodes your leadership

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By Toye Sobande Have you ever poured your heart and soul into inspiring your team, only to feel a disconnect between your efforts and...

Building resilience in tough times

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By Elvis Eromosele Two sisters, ages 5 and 3, were playing behind my residence. The younger one who was drinking pure water started pouring...

Empowering communities: sharing knowledge and opportunities in Nigeria’s energy landscape

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By Toyin Banjo With a fast-rising population and an industrialising economy, it is critical to ensure reliable and long-term access to energy. Nigeria, Africa’s...

Defamation,the danger of forged certificates, and hasty conclusions

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Defamation,the danger of forged certificates, and hasty conclusions By Ekpa, Stanley Ekpa In a 2022 sermon, Pastor Paul Enenche preached on the danger of fake certificates...

Bobrisky’s conviction: educating the public on the Nigerian criminal justice system

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By Moshood Olajide Since Okuneye Idris, also known as Bobrisky, has been convicted and sentenced to six months imprisonment by the Federal High Court...
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