Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become a crucial aspect of business operations, with companies recognizing the importance of contributing to social and environmental sustainability.
Over the past decade, Nigerian women have been breaking barriers and making waves in the business world. Female leaders are taking charge in various industries, from tech to finance to healthcare. But what does this mean for the economy and for businesses as a whole?
The irrepressible Spokesperson of the Northern Elders’ Forum, Dr. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, in a Twitter post on his verified Twitter handle, gave a new definition of the Cashless policy now being vigorously implemented by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN. He defines a Cashless Society to mean: ‘A State where no one has money for anything.’
Nigeria is a country brimming with entrepreneurial spirit, where innovative individuals are finding unique solutions to local problems and building thriving businesses.
The people of this country have been compelled to live under excruciating pains occasioned, mainly, by the contrived crisis in the petroleum sector.
In desperation, the Lion of Bourdillon roared again in Abeokuta. We can’t forget it was in Abeokuta shortly before the party’s primaries last year that Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, having read the body language of some All Progressives Congress leaders that he coined the phrase, “Emi Lokan”, meaning it’s my turn now to be President.
It was a British political publicist, Ernest Benn, who said, “Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it whether it exists or not, diagnosing it incorrectly, and applying the wrong remedy,” but a report titled “Amosun’s uncompleted model schools abandoned, rot away in Ogun communities” that was published on 31st December 2022 affirmed the submission of the aforementioned publicist. The political season is in its top gear and we have to be careful of the things we read and listen to as most narratives, at the moment, are steeped in propaganda and outright lies.
