How better work-family integration improves Nigeria's socioeconomic outcomes

How better work-family integration improves Nigeria’s socioeconomic outcomes

L-R: Motunrayo Ajayi, group head, corporate services & projects, Sterling Bank; Fabia Ogunmekan, principal consultant, ADABA Initiatives; Amara Agbim, founder/CEO, The Nanny Academy and Aasiah Solanke, technical assistant, Lagos State Office of Sustainable Development Goals, at the high-level breakfast dialogue with private sector industry leaders and key stakeholders in commemoration of International Day of Families 2025 convened in Lagos by ADABA Initiatives.

Nigeria's socioeconomic landscape is shaped by various factors, including the interplay between work and family life. The average Nigerian spends a significant portion of their life at work often between 40 to 50 hours or more in a week. This means that responsive workplace policies are essent

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Seyi John Salau

Seyi John Salau is a BusinessDay Correspondent with interest in development journalism, which tells stories that connect the people, brands, and the government. SeyiJohn is also a media professional with BSc, Mass Communition (ACU); Masters of School Media (MSM, Ibadan) & MSc, Mass Communication (Caleb).