Is strategy the next phase of banking? (2)
It is about the changing marketplace, stupid! In this ‘war-zone’, value reigns in full. It determines depth, breadth and other market-based phenomena. Players in this space are thoroughly…
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Lekki massacre and God’s anger
“Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil, that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter. Woe unto them that are wise in their…
How to groom frontline leaders at the workplace
The complexity of today's economic environment requires leaders to develop a coordinated strategy to promote organisational sustainability and maintain a competitive advantage in the global…
Exploring a new model for cooperation between business and society
The hand-me-down capitalism models Africa inherited from her colonial masters have failed to yield a prosperous continent despite its vast resources. Therefore, Africa is in desperate need…
Our youth and the protests – Looking beyond End SARS
The youth are not our enemies; let us remember this before we do anything rash such as using brute force to quell their protests. They are our children that have come of age. Their flaws are…
The amazing activism and nationalism of Dr. M.T. Akobo and Prof. Kimse Okoko
In what is obviously one of the greatest moments of cold chills which any human community could have felt, the Niger-Deltans and Nigerians are, this season, reminded of man’s pitiable duel…
Lekki shooting: Why Nigerians should be worried beyond President Buhari, death tolls
Tuesday's shooting of unarmed, peaceful protesters at the Lekki Toll Plaza in Lagos has drenched the country in blood, drained hopes of quick resolutions of the issues, and more importantly…
New electricity tariff: It’s time for DisCos to embrace greater automation
Following a meeting between federal government officials and the leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress, Nigeria’s government has extended the suspension of…
Will strategy-based banking predominate? (1)
Some things are permanent in their construct. The sun always rises in the East and, every time sets in the West. Contrasted with the sun, the market environment suffers sheer impermanence.…
Why is #EndSARS the hill the Nigerian government wants to die on?
The 14th of October 2020 marks the seventh day Nigerians will be out protesting against the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS). The Nigerian government is not used to being opposed for more…