Business & Economy

At less than 1%, the share of manufacturing in Nigeria’s exports is minuscule. Most industries are struggling to survive, with capacity utilization in manufacturing down from 64% in December 2007 …

At less than 1%, the share of manufacturing in Nigeria’s exports is minuscule. Most industries are struggling to survive, with capacity utilization in manufacturing down from 64% in December 2007 …

To triumph in business today, never take it for granted that your past or what you read in books, scrolls, pamphlet and business magazines, will catapult you into the exuberance …

I suspect that the collapse of the world financial system is probably as a result of the work of Transparency International and other national economic and financial monitory and regulatory …

This country’s woes emanated from wrong leadership and the citizens’ mindset. It is no secret that Nigeria remains under siege…

“Where did all my money suddenly go to?” That was a question my friend asked, directed to no one in particular as he looked at the share prices of companies …

It is no longer strange that Nigerians are expecting a lot from Yar’Adua’s administration. We expect them to convert resources and opportunity into a gainful economy that can produce Nigeria’s …

It is not clear whether the CBN’s prescription of rigid, minimum capital requirements for all banks irrespective of the nature and size of their businesses and the riskiness is consistent …

The nation’s refineries are still comatose despite huge amounts of money thrown at them…

The nation’s refineries are still comatose despite huge amounts of money thrown at them…

It is difficult if not impossible to find a politician, whether early in their career or a political office veteran, who has not given in to political pressure, special interest …

Individual bank failures are expected to continue and the number may even rise. Yet, what is of utmost importance to the banking system is that confidence in it be maintained…

The recent $850 billion bail-out plan by the Bush Administration indicates that the economic principles that we all crammed in high school are no longer tenable in a world where …

It is time we stop having others come and tell us about ourselves, the Niger Delta issue, our plants, lands, animals, genes, diseases, health, drugs, etc. The numerous problems facing …

In order to answer the question where do we as a nation go from here we must honestly ask ourselves where we are now…

The way business is done today is quite different from what it used to be several years ago. Successful businesses that have stood the test of time are those that …