From Emefiele’s development banking to Cardoso’s price stability mandate. We decode the CBN’s new direction and what the end of quasi-fiscal interventions means for Nigeria’s economy.
The petrol subsidy removal and the steep devaluation of the Naira were presented as essential repairs to Nigeria’s fragile economic architecture. Yet the most far-reaching consequence of this dual policy shift is the severe human toll it imposes on the poor.
If policy is judged by the numbers in the Treasury, the reforms are successful. If it is judged by the numbers on a market receipt, they are catastrophic.
Employee loyalty is no longer about perks or pay alone. Drawing on data from Gallup, case studies from Andela and Access Bank, and global insights, this article explores how Nigerian companies can retain top talent by embedding recognition, growth opportunities, and authentic leadership into their culture.
To understand this moment—why it matters, where it is strongest, and what implications follow—we must examine the structural, technological, political, and moral pressures bearing down on work today.
The Future of Jobs research from the World Economic Forum shows that many workers must refresh significant parts of their capabilities between 2025 and 2030. This is not abstract forecasting; it affects promotion, employability and strategic impact inside organisations.
Below, I present 10 courses that should form the core of any professional’s development plan.
