- Friday, July 03, 2026
BusinessDay
It was Monday morning, and Tolu sat at her desk, staring at her email of a juicy offer she had...
Hiring has always been a delicate game of guesswork. A candidate’s Curriculum Vitae (CV) says one thing, an interview reveals...
Over 23 million Nigerians are either unemployed or underemployed. Around 92 per cent of workers operate within the informal sector,...
Irrelevance today doesn’t look like failure anymore, it looks like business as usual. Employees are still showing up, still delivering,...
In nearly every professional field, there’s a clear path from the classroom to the boardroom. Accountants earn their degrees in...
Lagos state has partnered the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), to launch a training for youths in high demand sectors....
As the world recently marked the International Day of the Girl Child, the spotlight turns once again to women’s representation...
Nigeria has been taking steps to overhaul its education system through skills development as part of efforts to tackle high...
Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, has warned that the United Kingdom (UK) and other major economies face a crippling shortage of...
The Industrial Training Fund (ITF) in partnership with Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA), have...
The latest Women in the Workplace 2025 report by McKinsey & Company has revealed that most women enter formal employment...
It was October 2009, six months after I had resigned from my job. I wasn’t very clear on what was...
Kofo Akinkugbe, founder and CEO of SecureID Limited, a market leader in smart card manufacturing and digital security, has highlighted...
The United Kingdom has announced that from July 15, 2025, most Nigerians applying for study or work visas will receive...
For decades, the Nigerian dream was simple: Go to university, earn your degree, and step into a well-paying job preferably...
