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Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance (the Lab) has picked ARM-Harith Infrastructure Investments Limited to join its 2021 cycle, themed ‘Sustainable Urbanisation for West Africa.’

You would have to fight back tears at hearing the tale of the Nigerian youth. However, that would not happen if you are part of the political class who do not believe

Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Sunday Dare, has called on Nigerians, especially the youths to embrace knowledge-based technology, innovation, and an entrepreneurial spirit to promote businesses

Although Nigeria may have recorded a milestone in unveiling the first locally assembled electric car, the innovation may be stalled by infrastructural constraints.

The rank of Diaspora Nigerians who have distinguished themselves in various fields is swelling. The Business Insider named Chinedum Nzelu the Business Inside Transformer. WITH this feet, Nzelu, Head of Macro e-Commerce at JP Morgan, thus becomes one of the 100 people transforming business in Europe, Chi, as he is fondly called by friends and…

Nigeria Innovation Week, a week-long event that brings together stakeholders from different sectors of the economy, is set to hold from October 6 to 8, with a focus on,

The role of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) in driving innovation and business value continues to expand and change at pace, driven by the emergence of new technologies

Experts have stressed the need to equip research institutions to help resolve market and system failures that have been a hindrance to innovation

A non-profit organisation, Eziokwu Ebubechuwku Foundation (EEF) has said the country cannot achieve sustainable economic development if it continues to pay lip service to grassroots education.

No one needs to be told that Nigeria is not working. The agonies of underdevelopment are so stark and cruel that it shows on the faces and the actions of those who bear the brunt most directly—the Nigerian masses.

Growth should be the number one priority for CEOs, but about 90% of companies fail in sustaining growth over the long-term. The definition of what constitutes growth varies