Professor Pat Utomi of the Pan African University has urged managers to strive to maintain a delicate work-family life balance, to continuously improve themselves through reading...
Courier operators are making tireless effort to brace the new challenge as information from the public relations unit of the Nigeria Customs Service revealed that the...
Professor Lateef Akanni Hussain, vice chancellor, Lagos State University (Lasu) in his vision to turn Lasu to an ICT hub set up Information and Communications Technology...
It is a new dawn and that of digital broadcasting. Nigeria like all other countries of the world is digitizing and is moving from the traditional...
SAS, the leader in business intelligence, has been placed in the Leaders quadrant of the Magic Quadrant for Operational Risk Management Software for Financial Services¹ by...
SkyVision, a leading global telecommunication service provider, has launched SkyVisionCombi, a service addressing the rapidly escalating demand in Africa for high capacity internet links. This service...
TransRoyal Courier, leading courier company in Nigeria has given car and motor-cycles to its members of staff who have distinguished themselves in the course of their...
Professionalism in any field of human endeavour holds the key to accepted ways business of a particular field should be conducted. This will no doubt lead...
Omatek Computers, computer giant, has become the first computer manufacturing company to be listed in the Nigerian Stock Exchange As Africa’s pioneering completely knocked down (CKD)...
Acer, the world’s third largest PC vendor, and the region’s leading notebook provider, has reinforced its ongoing commitment to strengthening its unique channel business model across...
He started Brila Sports, an independent programmes producing and sports consultancy with a ‘second hand’ table and chair and typewriter, in 1992. Today, he is a...
It crept in quietly but has become a phenomenon. The Breakfast Show, an independent programme on Silverbird TV is talk of the town. It started gracing...
Despite the burgeoning improvement in institutional and regulatory frameworks, Nigeria remains one of the most expensive telecommunications market in the world, Nigeria CommunicationsWeek investigation can...
