A University don, Prof. Chinedum Babalola, has blamed the economic recession on Federal Government’s inability to empower the youths in acquiring entrepreneurial skills for the country’s economic growth.

Businesses and organisations must embrace technology that will promote cost-saving, operational efficiency and increase performance as the country prepares for the impending economic recession post coronavirus.

Experts in the financial sector have said that an economic recession looms in the third quarter of 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic currently ravaging the global economy.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected negative growth for Nigeria, others, stating that COVID-19 pandemic is inflicting high and rising human costs worldwide, and the necessary protection measures are severely impacting economic activity. The IMF projected a negative growth of -3.4% for Nigeria, indicating a recession. According to the IMF, as a result of…

The Family Health Consultant identified strategies for managing stress to include avoiding unnecessary stress, reducing job stress by improving emotional intelligence, creating time for fun and relaxation.

Prof. Banji Oyelaran - Oyeyinka, has advocated for a paradigm shift in Nigeria’s sustainable development, towards eliminating poverty and attaining equitable outcomes for the majority through industrialization.

The Chief Executive Officer, Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC), Segun Awolowo, had said the zero oil export policy of the council was already shifting the attention of Nigerians from oil.

National President, Union of Nigeria Baptist Convention, Dr. Baware 
George, has said the ongoing economic recession 
is a veritable avenue for the Buhari administration to prove its worth.

Since the advent of credit bureaus, some Nigerian banks have made attempts to grow their consumers’ loans portfolios. There have been introduction of consumer loan products such as credit card, auto or vehicle loans and mortgage loans.

The other day, operators in the automotive sector were reported to have cried out that low demand for their products might cause them to shut down their operations.

As you know, Nigeria, especially Port Harcourt, is almost dependent on oil and gas. Every business directly or indirectly is impacted by the oil and gas business.

The greatest challenge for organised labour in this dramatically changing socio-economic environment is the quality of union leadership.