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Why Nigeria’s private sector will support Hamzat as next governor of Lagos

By OPEYEMI ENIOLA  Lagos, Nigeria’s economic heartbeat and Africa’s most populous megacity, stands at a critical juncture. As Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s second term winds down, the All Progressives Congress (APC) has coalesced around Deputy Governor Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat as its consensus candidate for the 2027 governorship election. For Nigeria’s private sector — from multinational corporations […]
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5 mistakes to avoid when you are naming an application

Apparently, many businesses now own apps as they simplify the services organisations provide thus making it easier to navigate as well as give access more customers. Nevertheless, a mistake that some businesses who own application make is by giving their apps the wrong names.

Floating or drowning the naira

The Central Bank announced a new policy with a view of increasing forex liquidity hoping that the policy will help bring down price subsequently. The question to begin with is the nature of the new forex market. It is a general microeconomics misconception and miscalculation to use characteristic of a perfect market to describe a […]

Federal republic of inequality?

THE Federal Republic of Nigeria, FGN is the country we all call our own. Our country comprises of about 250 tribes or ethnic nationalities with the main ones being Hausa/Fulani,Yoruba, lgbo, Kanuri,ljaw,Nupe, Calabari,Tiv ,Ijebu, lgara,Urhobo, Jukun, ldoma, fufulde,Ika Ibibio,Edo etc.

Emerging promise of Doctoral education

DOCTORAL education is rapidly evolving across the world. Before 1990, the typical doctoral student was a young man who studied full time with the goal of obtaining a permanent faculty appointment after graduation. While these students are still a core part of doctoral programmes, doctoral education as a whole has broadened in recent decades.

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