The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is characterised by a fusion of technologies, and they have blurred the lines between the
Concessions as an arrangement involving governments and private sector operators, to finance, develop, maintain or operate infrastructural assets such as
It is unarguable that historically, Nigeria has not really leveraged its bountiful and well-endowed real estate (RE, 923,768 km² landmass)
Essentially, an employer could terminate an employee’s employment at any time, for any or no reason at all. On the
Private equity (PE)’s increasing global influence can be gleaned from the rise of global PE assets under management – US$2.49
Introduction In line with global trends, Nigeria’s Information Technology (IT) sector has been witnessing increasing investment, growth, and innovation from
There are growing concerns about Nigeria’s fiscal situation. Key sources of concern are the country’s dwindling revenues, soaring deficits, growing
Introduction Resulting from pervasive internet expansion in the 21st century is the democratisation of media access and publishing, blogging being
Abundant oil revenues enabled Nigerian governments to institute vast subsidies and statist economic controls. These government interventions progressively weakened the
BUA Cement has announced the appointment of Jacques Piekarski as Chief Financial Officer/ Executive Director. The appointment became effective October
Introduction In May 2012, I wrote an article, ‘Can the House of Representatives Order Tax Audits?’ where I argued
The railways that Nigeria has funded with Chinese loans are not making even enough money to fund their maintenance.
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