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Co-founder Stefano Gabbana Steps Down as Dolce & Gabbana Chair Amid Debt Refinancing Talks

Stefano Gabbana, co-founder of iconic luxury fashion house Dolce & Gabbana, has stepped down as chairman of the company, marking

Emmanuel Eze April 10, 2026

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Antoinette Edodo, Chief Strategy Officer, Heirs Technologies: Estate Management Graduate Driving Africa’s Tech Growth

Moyin Arowolo

Subomi Plumptre on personal development and asset management

The Lunch Hour: Subomi Plumptre- People with Successful Careers Train Themselves

Oluwatomi Otuyemi

fishing in nigeria

Working Lives: The Fisherman Who Left School for the Sea

Oluwatomi Otuyemi

African development bank president

AfDB: The True Cost of Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina’s Second Term

Kanyisola Olorunnisola

Asian entrepreneurs in Nigeria including Lebanese and Indian business communities

Why Asians Have Built Many of Nigeria’s Most Successful Businesses

Abimbola Agboluaje

Toyin Sanni of Emerging Africa Capital on investing in Nigeria and investment banking

The Lunch Hour – Toyin Sanni, CEO, Emerging Africa Capital Group

Wole Famurewa

US Inflation Rises to 2-Year High 3.3% in March Following Iran War

April 10, 2026

Canal+ to Restructure DSTV Pricing Model

April 10, 2026

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Co-founder Stefano Gabbana Steps Down as Dolce & Gabbana Chair Amid Debt Refinancing Talks

April 10, 2026

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WACSI Opens Applications for Fully Funded 2026 Next Generation Internship Programme

April 10, 2026

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Oando Targets $750 Million Drilling Push as Iran Conflict Reshapes Global Oil Funding

April 10, 2026

A worried West African woman sits between baskets of yams and tomatoes, holding a ₦1000 note as smaller, faded naira notes drift upward like smoke.

The Disappearing Naira: How Inflation Is Erasing Nigeria’s Small Notes

April 10, 2026