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As the world continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, it is becoming increasingly clearer that the economic repercussions of the pandemic could be even more drastic than anticipated.…

With COVID 19 and the deliberate scattering of Almajiris, the situation is becoming more petrifying! From Kano to Lagos, Maiduguri to Port Harcourt and in every other city, town and village…

The oceans is not the natural habitat of mankind. That is why most of us do not appreciate the oceans because we live on land. To make matters worse as we observe the disorderliness of lives…

Directors owe their fiduciary duties to the Company as a whole and are expected to act in the best interest of the Company and not in the narrow interest of the stakeholders (typically…

The middle of a pandemic is the perfect time to launch a column discussing money and career management in your 20s and 30s. We are all being forced to be thoughtful about the lives we are…

The jig looks well and truly up for government. The era of crude oil as the major sustainer looks to be over, and that was clear even before the COVID-19 pandemic hit. The federal government…

Since Britain imposed a coronavirus lockdown on 23 March, I have been confined to my home in London. Under the government’s “Stay at Home” rules, unless you were a “critical worker”, you…

Abayomi is fondly remembered by his students for his undoubted intellect, erudition and his easy charm as well as his infectious good humour. He was a huge hit with his risqué jokes with…

I totally agree with John W. Gardner in the saying that "excellence is doing ordinary things extraordinarily well". We all admire excellence. But how then does an organisation create a…

Last week, a Citizen Dialogue event was hosted by the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Budget to examine the fallouts from COVID-19 and the implications for management of the economy.…