Travelex, Nigeria’s ally in development
The confidence of the world’s number one brand in retail foreign exchange, Travelex, in Nigeria is growing. As an…
Digitisation will change the face of education in…
A decade ago, the prospect of a fully-functional e-learning-based education system in Africa seemed…
Cyprus: The limits of financial engineering (3)
While Cyprus is small and far from our shores, their crises have global implications and do have collateral…
Poor but urbanising
Poverty in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) increased to 58 percent in 1999 from 51 percent in 1981. Between 1999 and…
Youth empowerment, panacea to stemming restiveness in…
A survey has it that Nigerian youths constitute more than 50 percent of the nation’s population, and over 70…
Listing badly
EMPIRE-BUILDERS of old claimed they were spreading Britain’s civilising influence. Similar explanations were…
How to invest in ‘garri’ processing
The importance of food to human beings needs not be over flogged. Food is to human being as fuel is to engines.…
Growing a business from start up to multinational:…
Many of the highly successful multinational companies in the world were started by individual(s) with little…
Nigerian bourse targets SMEs for listing, launches ASeM
Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), the nation’s bourse, is moved to target the small and medium enterprises (SMEs)…
Eye on growing culture of entrepreneurship in Nigeria,…
While formal employment is still highly prized, some encouraging trends are emerging. Opportunity-driven…