Concerned about happenings in the country’s political space, the Institute of Directors (IoD) Nigeria has said that this year’s conference would address leadership deficit ethically.

For organisations to survive in a very competitive environment, especially with the challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic, Nigeria’s business leaders have been advised to focus and deliver unique value to customers to withstand competition.

A former High Commissioner of Nigeria to the United Kingdom, Dr Christopher Kolade, has charged directors of institutions to ensure they practice proper ethics, coupled with elements of trust and accountability to meet stakeholders’ expectations.

The Institute of Directors (IoD) Nigeria says its reviewed Code of Ethics 2020 has been designed to guide members on whistleblowing framework and to showcase the impact of poor governance practices on institutions.

The Institute of Directors (IoD) Nigeria, has emphasized the need to review and amend existing regulatory frameworks that are guiding corporate organisations to help address the impact of COVID-19 on the business environment.

Even as protection of personal data has received global attention as a signal for trust in the business space, the need for enforcement of policies by countries to protect their data is critical.

Leaders have been urged to see their positions as opportunity to serve and not an avenue to enrich themselves, and to bear in mind that posterity would judge them when they leave such positions or exit the world.

Plans are underway by the Institute of Directors (IoD) Nigeria, to collaborate with colleagues in the Organised Private Sector (OPS), to chart paths that will lead to the achievement...

Notwithstanding the many challenges that confront directors and business leaders that require them to make numerous decisions necessitated by an ever-dynamic business environment, they have been urged to update their knowledge, get accurate information..

Nigerian directors, under the aegis of the Institute of Directors (IoD), has charged the Federal Government to provide a conducive environment for the Economic Advisory Council to impact positively on economic growth and development of the country.

Having identified shortage of manpower in the Nigeria maritime industry, the agency has introduced new investments to harness the full potential of the industry.

The Institute of Directors (IoD) Nigeria, has set up a panel to investigate the crisis between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and Oando Plc.   IoD, which said it has issued public comments accordingly, also mandated its committees on Director Development and on Ethics, to examine the outcome and recommend suitable actions when the issues…