Tony Elumelu at 63: From Salesman to African Business Icon
Tony Elumelu marks his 63rd birthday, reflecting on his rise from a copier salesman to a billionaire architect of Africapitalism and global style icon, reshaping Africa's economic landscape.
Tony Elumelu marks his 63rd birthday, reflecting on his rise from a copier salesman to a billionaire architect of Africapitalism and global style icon, reshaping Africa's economic landscape.
Muhammadu Sanusi II received N442 million in 2025 as a non-executive director at MTN Group, marking an increase from the previous year. This compensation rise coincides with MTN's return to profitability and highlights the value of experienced board overs
Tennie Oyewole, known as Miss Tennie, has quietly shaped Nigeria's influencer economy through strategic roles at TikTok and her talent management company, TT Effect, now part of Defears Management.
Nigerian Breweries Plc has been awarded the 2026 Top Employer Certification in Nigeria by the Top Employers Institute, recognizing its excellence in HR practices, including talent development and employee wellbeing.
Nestlé Pure Life has been honored with the 2025 Product of the Year award by Leadership Newspaper for its commitment to delivering safe, high-quality drinking water and advancing sustainability initiatives in Nigeria.
The Federal Government has closed three factories in Ogijo, Ogun State, for safety violations including lack of hazard training and PPE, following persistent non-compliance with directives.
An event planner and space designer, Ngozi Igbo, has publicly shared a message from a male worker she employs, criticizing his unprofessional remark on her personal video.
QNET Nigeria highlights the critical need for transparent communication between companies and consumers to combat misinformation and ensure product safety during a Lagos consumer rights event.
Former Ogun State governors Gbenga Daniel and Olusegun Osoba commended Champion Newspapers Limited for its resilience amid Nigeria's economic challenges at its annual awards in Lagos, honoring over 50 individuals and organizations for excellence.
LG Electronics has deepened its community engagement during Ramadan by providing Iftar meals in mosques and centers, alongside customer rewards and appliance promotions to support Muslim faithful across Nigeria.
LG Electronics has deepened its Ramadan community engagement in Nigeria, providing Iftar meals in mosques and centers while rewarding customers with promotions and appliances to foster unity during the holy month.
As Q1 2026 unfolds, Nigerian employees are making critical career decisions based on daily workplace experiences, shifting focus from policies to practical improvements.
Nigerian billionaire Abdulsamad Rabiu's net worth surges to $11.2 billion, making him Africa's third richest man. Explore his journey from Kano to building the BUA Group empire in cement, sugar, and consumer goods.
Communication experts highlight storytelling as a critical tool for organizations to strengthen brand identity, build trust, and influence public policy. They emphasize its power to humanize complex ideas and create emotional connections in an era of info
QNET Nigeria highlights the critical role of transparent communication between companies and consumers at a Lagos event, addressing misinformation and promoting ethical direct selling practices.
Neuro Gum, which walked away without a deal on Shark Tank, has grown into a $100 million brand with over 20,000 retail locations and 500 million units sold.
Transnational Corporation Plc announced robust 2025 financial results with N544.41 billion revenue and N179.5 billion profit before tax, driven by power, hospitality, and energy segments amid operational challenges.
Breathometer secured a historic $1 million investment from all five Sharks on Shark Tank but collapsed due to product inaccuracies and FTC intervention, becoming a cautionary business tale.
Julius Berger Nigeria intensifies CSR efforts in Rivers State, sponsoring school sports competitions, educational excursions, and vocational training programs for underserved communities.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu reiterates Lagos State's dedication to strengthening consumer protection mechanisms against unsafe products and substandard services during World Consumer Rights Day.
After securing a $1 million investment from Mark Cuban on Shark Tank, Cupbop expanded from a Utah food truck to a $200 million global Korean barbecue chain with locations in the US, Indonesia, and Dubai.
Global energy technology leader Schneider Electric has appointed Steven Santini as Vice President of Secure Power for Sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on digital resilience and ecosystem growth.
KloverHarris Limited offers CSR support to 150 displaced residents in Alpha Beach Settlement, providing essential supplies and addressing community challenges amid the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway construction.
Lafarge Africa Plc commemorated International Women's Day 2026 with an event focused on investing in women for sustainable impact, featuring discussions on economic inclusion and workplace equity.
David Freeman of Legal 500 highlights the strategic role of in-house counsel in governance and business transformation, as Okechukwu Eke of Moniepoint is recognized on the GC Powerlist Nigeria 2026.
In workplaces, women often perform invisible emotional labor—managing team dynamics and morale—that goes unpaid and unrecognized, yet is crucial for organizational stability and productivity.
Plated, a meal-kit startup, secured a $500,000 deal on Shark Tank with Kevin O'Leary, grew rapidly, and was acquired by Albertsons for $300 million in 2017. The subscription service ended in 2019, but Plated now thrives as an in-store culinary brand.
Nigeria's corporate sector gears up for the groundbreaking Corporate Olympics at Landmark Event Centre, Lagos, blending business strategy with physical competition to enhance workplace wellness and team performance.
App-based drivers in Lagos and Ogun states suspended ride-hailing services on Monday in protest against low fares and rising operational costs, organized by their union.
Nigerian Breweries Plc and Guinness Nigeria Plc have announced price increases for selected beer, malt, and soft drink products, citing rising operational and production costs amid challenging economic conditions.