Timi Olubiyi
The Guardian Nigeria
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SMEs in Africa: Here today, gone tomorrow
Despite the significance of SMEs to the economy and national development, Africa has a high rate of business failures and short-lived businesses. In Nigeria SMEs account for 48 percent of the national GDP... → Read More
Link between informal economy and economic development in Nigeria
The term “informal economy” covers a vast array of circumstances and events throughout the country. In contrast, working in the informal economy (IE) is → Read More
Democracy day, e-governance and better Nigeria
True democracy comes when the environment encompasses safety, ample economic benefits, free, fair, and trustworthy voting system, as well as the decrease of the hydra-headed difficulties... → Read More
Democracy Day, e-governance and better Nigeria
Democracy Day is observed to commemorate the country’s return to democracy in 1999, and it has become an annual event since. True democracy comes when the → Read More
Post COVID-19 struggles and customer expectations
In recent times, we have seen more businesses reporting low or no profit and, in some cases, no revenue. The case of business failures is equally high and prevalent, which could be attributed to the changing landscape with the aftermath of coronavirus pandemic, high inflation.... → Read More
The salary culture, inflation and living standard
The rising cost of living is impacting globally but differently, and it is clearly evident that expenses and bills continue to rise steeply. The cost of food, household consumables, and → Read More
Small businesses: Leadership style for turbulent times
Many people are unaware that the small business sector in Nigeria can have a significant impact on both the environment and the economy. The sector could also provide the country → Read More
Sustainable food supply and GMO option
The common social concerns are the high mortality rate, poverty and malnutrition in the country. But for the concerns that bother on health → Read More
Genetically modified foods: Business, feeding and public concerns
The common social concerns are high mortality rate, poverty and malnutrition in the country. But for the concerns that bother on health, the advice is → Read More
Genetically modified foods: Business, feeding and public concerns
The common social concerns are high mortality rate, poverty and malnutrition in the country. But for the concerns that bother on health, the advice is → Read More
Decision making in micro, small and medium-sized businesses
As businesses grow, many decisions come to bear; from marketing to funding, expansion, investments, operations, logistics, staffing, technology adoption → Read More
Decision making in micro, small and medium-sized businesses
As businesses grow, many decisions come to bear; from marketing to funding, expansion, investments, operations, logistics, staffing, technology adoption → Read More
Decision making in micro, small and medium-sized businesses
As businesses grow, many decisions come to bear; from marketing to funding, expansion, investments, operations, logistics, staffing, technology adoption → Read More
Employees are key to better, faster and quality business decisions
As businesses grow many decisions come to bear from marketing to funding, expansion, investments, operations, logistics, staffing, technology adoption, and so on, all to enhance the business productivity. Without a → Read More
Small businesses: Surviving a founder’s vacuum
SMALL businesses, be it nano, micro, small, or medium-sized enterprises are important for many reasons. They are an important contributor to any economy → Read More
Transport poverty: Impact on business and the economy
The new year is here, it is my prayer that 2022 will be a profitable year for all individuals, businesses, and households. → Read More
Economic consequences of transport poverty
The New Year is here, it is my prayer that 2022 will be a profitable year for all individuals, businesses, and households. Our New Year resolutions at → Read More
Transport poverty: Livelihood, business, and economic consequences
The new year is here, it is my prayer that 2022 will be a profitable year for all individuals, businesses, and households. Our new year resolutions at every level must → Read More
Retirement should be enjoyed, not endured
THE current landscape of retirement in Nigeria will change in the next couple of years as the aging workforce is becoming increasingly visible in → Read More
Anti-competitive practices in Nigeria: What it does to the economy
World over, competition exists across several fields and sectors of the economy and it is inevitable in business regardless of the business type, structure, size, and industry of operations. Fair → Read More