Rethinking corporate strategy in the age of polycrisis: Are Nigerian firms strategically vulnerable or resilient?
By FRANKLIN NGWU & CHINASA ONWE Is the five-year strategic plan over—not fading, not evolving, but dead? Once a backbone of corporate strategy, its usefulness is becoming questionable in a business environment where certainty is increasingly elusive. The Center for Creative Leadership (CCL) refers to this new reality as polycrisis: the simultaneous, rather than sequential, […]
Simon Lalong: Reviving Plateau’s path to industrialisation
Plateau State is one of the few states in Nigeria that attracted a lot of industries few years ago. This is mostly because of the abundant natural resources that were and are still available in commercial quantity in the state.
DMO: Tapping diaspora resources for national development
Nigeria tops the top ten remittance recipients in Africa with $20.77bn
No to Edo Nomadic Grazing Bill
Nomadic grazing should be out rightly banned in Edo State and the State House of Assembly should discard that private member grazing bill
Yoruba elders, are you dozing or asleep?
I AM a very proud Nigerian and I have been doing my bit to project the image of the nation in positive light anywhere I have the opportunity to speak out or to operate, around the continents of the world, as a citizen of this uncommonly blessed country.
Jonathan and Nnamdi Kanu’s strange philosophy for Igbo development
To some people, Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Independent People of Biafra (IPOB) is a man of the moment. Although he was out of the scene for quite sometime, having been locked away for almost two years for alleged crimes bordering on treason, kanu seems to have gotten his groove back, and now appears to be in a hurry to recover lost time.
