Nigeria Ranks 67th in Global Worker Attractiveness Report
Nigeria has been ranked 67th in a new report on global worker attractiveness by Boston Consulting Group and The Network.
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Nigeria has been ranked 67th in a new report on global worker attractiveness by Boston Consulting Group and The Network.
The World Economic Forum has emphasized that achieving “sustainomy” requires businesses to prioritize the ecosystem, not just the market.
Experts have highlighted the important role of fintech adoption in the growth of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).
The Nigeria Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has affirmed willingness to adapt capital market regulations to meet the needs of...
Motorists in Lagos, Southwest Nigeria, who flout road traffic laws may now face stricter enforcement, as officials of the Lagos...
The Federal Government of Nigeria, through the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS), will commence an import verification exercise for private jet...
The surge in shares pushed the stock to a record high, adding over $103 billion to Nvidia's market capitalization on...
The impact of climate technologies is becoming more and more pronounced as the hottest investment destination, according to a report...
Nigeria and the rest of Sub-Saharan Africa spend around $50 billion a year importing food and agricultural products.
Multichoice, the operator of DStv and GOtv, has reported a loss of 4.1 billion rand, an equivalent of ($225.8 million...
MultiChoice, the owner of DStv and GOtv, has been forced to revert to its old subscription prices following a court...
The Nigerian Investment Promotion Council (NIPC) has granted fresh tax holidays to 12 companies in the first quarter of this...
Kogi, Ekiti, and Kwara have the highest level of food inflation on the year-on-year basis analysis, Techeconomy can report.
“In this life, rain is going to fall, but the sun will shine again,” - Kwame Alexander When Loans Go...
Nigeria’s annual inflation rate rose to 33.95% in May from 33.69% in April, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) revealed...
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The meeting focused on the major lessons for techies in 2024 and projections for 2025, with a discussion on the rapid pace of innovation in the tech industry and the role of AI and digital ecosystems in creating smarter solutions. The panelists emphasized the importance of continuous learning, upskilling, and adapting to new trends, particularly in the context of AI, and highlighted the need for tech professionals to focus on mastering core concepts of programming, developing a business that is sustainable, and being customer-centric. The conversation ended with advice for career growth in the tech industry, emphasizing the importance of patience, finding a mentor, and focusing on strengths.
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