As Nigeria celebrates another Independence Day, the spotlight shines on more than just its rich history and cultural heritage—it turns towards an untapped economic powerhouse: tourism. While the nation is well-known for its oil wealth, its tourism sector is a treasure trove waiting to be fully explored. From serene beaches[Read More…]
Author: Godwin Anyebe
Coronation has always been deeply committed to initiatives that promote the appreciation of Africa’s rich artistic heritage – Ngozi Akinyele
In an exclusive interview with Ngozi Akinyele, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer of Coronation Group, we delve into the strategic vision behind one of Africa’s leading financial services conglomerates. As the Group Executive overseeing brand, marketing, communications, and sustainability across all Coronation entities, Ngozi shares her insights on navigating the[Read More…]
MediaConsortium Conference and Awards: Tackling the Challenges of Aligning Brand and Consumer Expectations Amid Economic Strains
Recently, the city of Lagos played host to the second edition of the prestigious MediaConsortium Conference and Awards, an event that brought together key players in media, advertising, public relations, and branding. With the theme “Meeting Brands and Consumers’ Expectations in a Challenging Economy,” the conference addressed the complex dynamics[Read More…]
Flour Mills of Nigeria Bets Big on Pan-African Expansion with Strategic Restructuring
As one of Nigeria’s oldest and most significant players in the food and agro-allied sectors, Flour Mills of Nigeria PLC (FMN) is making bold moves to secure its future as a regional and industrial powerhouse. The company recently announced a share acquisition plan aimed at transitioning the firm’s structure to[Read More…]
Golden Penny Launches “Easy To Spread, Good For The Family” Campaign.
Golden Penny, a well-established name in household food products, proudly introduces its latest campaign, “Easy To Spread, Good For The Family,” designed to promote the health benefits, convenience, and versatility of its popular Classic Spread. Launched on the 6th of September 2024, the campaign aims to highlight how Golden Penny[Read More…]
FirstBank Sponsors the Maiden Edition of The Nigerian Fintech Festival Event in Lagos
The inaugural edition of the Nigerian Fintech Festival, the biggest fintech festival in Nigeria, sponsored by FirstBank, West Africa premier financial institution and financial inclusion services provider is set to take place in Lagos on September 26, 2024. The Nigerian Fintech Festival 2024 will host over 1000 industry stakeholders within[Read More…]
Businesses at the Crossroads in Nigeria: Navigating Uncertainty and Opportunity
Nigeria’s business environment has always been a dynamic, if unpredictable, landscape. However, today, businesses are truly at a crossroads, grappling with unprecedented challenges and emerging opportunities. The country’s economy, once buoyed by its vast natural resources and a burgeoning population, now faces myriad hurdles, from macroeconomic instability to policy shifts[Read More…]
Dangote vs NNPCL: Who’s Lying to Nigerians?
The Nigerian oil and gas sector, long plagued by inefficiencies and corruption, is now witnessing a dramatic standoff between two of its most prominent players: the Dangote Group and the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL). At the heart of this brewing controversy is the truth about fuel availability, pricing,[Read More…]
Akyward Shift: How Innovations and Policy Reforms Are Shaping the Future of Nigeria’s Aviation Industry
Nigeria’s aviation industry is at a pivotal moment. As Africa’s largest economy and one of the continent’s most populous nations, the demand for air travel within and outside the country is surging. Over the past decade, this sector has faced significant challenges—from infrastructure gaps to regulatory issues—yet recent innovations and[Read More…]
Navigating Tough Waters: The State of SMEs in Nigeria Amid Economic Challenges
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are often referred to as the backbone of any economy, and in Nigeria, they play an even more crucial role. With over 40 million SMEs contributing nearly 50% to the country’s GDP and accounting for about 80% of employment, their importance cannot be overstated. However,[Read More…]