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The best entrepreneurs in the world do not act like they know it all. They keep learning to be continually successful. Oftentimes, they participate in numerous training sessions, seminars, workshops and symposiums to stay in shape mentally. The impact of the knowledge acquired and their passion for top-notch result combine to keep them always at…
The importance of research findings cannot be overemphasized. This was the crux of the message delivered by President Muhammadu Buhari last month, while declaring open the Five-Day Technology and Innovation Expo 2021 organised by the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology. With the allocation of about 0.5 per cent of GDP to research and innovation,…
The agitation for a drastic reduction in the cost of governance is gaining traction in the country’s political circles. With Nigeria currently facing the challenges of dwindling revenue, the need to cut costs to stabilize the polity keeps propping up at different fora. Recently, Plateau State’s Governor, Simon Bako Lalong, who was Guest speaker at…
Entrepreneurship in Nigeria has never been an easy task. For an individual to succeed in business in this clime, such an individual must prepare for uncertainties and put down a plan on how to navigate through such uncertainties. In Tonye Patrick Cole and Femi Otedola, one can see two individuals in Nigeria that have shown…
It seems the rift between the PDP government of Edo State under Governor Godwin Obaseki, and his former party, the All Progressive Congress (APC), is far from being over, even after the last gubernatorial elections in the state. It appears that the governor’s team is not willing to let go of the past as the…
Last Tuesday, a bill to establish the Nigeria Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC) scaled its second reading at the Senate. The bill, which is aimed at promoting investments in the mining sector, is sponsored by a former Nasarawa State governor, Tanko Al-makura (APC, Nasarawa South). In the lead debate, Mr Al-makura said the legislation was in…
Many people believe that entrepreneurship is not for the faint-hearted because it is not the easiest route to success. However, those that dare to go against the odds of life are the once proffering solutions to the problems of humanity through their entrepreneurship skills today. With financial risk comes the chance to earn huge financial…
The story behind the success and existence of Barewa College in the last 100 years confirms the popular notion that it takes the combination of an ordinary idea, with astute beliefs to achieve an extraordinary feat. In the last one hundred years, the school has made immense contributions to human development in Nigeria, with the…
Success, it is said, does not come by chance. It can be achieved majorly through hardwork, resilience, discipline, dedication, and commitment. This is why successful people would always look inwards to find key solutions, while leveraging on opportunities anywhere. This fully captures the life trajectory of Stella Okoli and Isyaku Rabiu, both successful entrepreneurs in…
No work of art best captures happenings in recent times than William Butler Yeats’ poem, “The Second Coming”, written decades ago. The poem captures an apocalyptic odiousness, characteristic of the uprising ravaging the political turf of some countries like India, Hong Kong, Myanmar, and other countries around the globe today. As the world experiences a…
