Envisioning Africa’s economic prospects
A lot has happened since I was elected in 2015 and re-elected for a second term in 2020, with 100 per cent of the votes of all 81 shareholder countries, African and
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Are youth the panacea for Nigeria’s problems?
In 2021, after the COVID-19 pandemic, my husband and I engaged in a pet project that required us conducting candid interviews with people on the streets to gain insight into their perceptions
Three years after, Awodiya-Balogun family celebrates guts, acuity of their matriarch
To the world, Madam Bukola Abeni Awodiya-Balogun of Ilesa, Osun State, was just an individual, who came, played her part and left the scene like every mortal does, but to her children,
Decline in commercial real estate triggers reduction in valuation jobs
With commercial real estate market impacted by major disruptions, including the global financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic, property valuations jobs are becoming hard to find among professionals.
Nigeria, 19 others account for 75% of children who missed vaccinations in 2021
Sixty per cent (three quarters) of children who missed vaccinations in 2021 live in Nigeria and 19 other countries.
Torts law and the politics of international sports administration
The concern of the law of torts is civil wrongs. Torts law is interpersonal, intermediating in wrongs between juridical persons, whether natural or corporate entities typically, but not always, excluding contractual disputes.
Oil, gas M&A show signs of recovery with $14b fresh deals
About three years after the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic, there are indications that the oil and gas sector may see the return of fresh deals. Recently, Brookfield Renewable Partners announced the acquisition
Lufthansa returns to annual profit after Covid losses
German airline giant Lufthansa said Friday it returned to annual profit in 2022 after two years of losses, its fortunes lifted by rebounding demand as economies reopened after Covid shutdowns.
Varsities will do better through endowment funding – Prof. Agboola
Anywhere in the world, the government alone cannot fund education. The institutions of learning outside the country that we are proud of are not being funded by the government.
How to identify top talent right away
High quality employees are hard to come by in today’s day and age. The employee-favored market has come about in a response
University as catalyst for national devt in post-COVID-19 era – Part 3
Somebody asked me another but related question – One year into the COVID-19 response in Nigeria, what are Nigeria’s best practices and lessons learned? I wish one could talk of best practices