Nigeria’s electricity distribution sector sits at the frontline of the nation’s power value chain. The country’s eleven distribution companies (DisCos) bear the dual challenge of satisfying millions of customers and meeting stringent operational targets, all…
Dozzy Oil & Gas Limited, part of the broader Dozzy Group established in 1994, specializes in downstream petroleum marketing, lubricants production (notably Powerflo engine oils), and storage services. Over time, it has expanded into a…
Private schools rise or fall on people, not buildings. Parents see grades and safety. Staff see pay that lands on time, fair timetables, real training, and leaders who listen. Here’s what laws require, what staff…
Nigeria’s agribusiness value chain—plantations, feed mills, sugar refineries, fertilizer plants, grain trading and food processing—employs millions and anchors supply chains that keep the country fed. As competition for skilled technicians and reliable line operators intensifies,…
As Nigeria strengthens its data protection framework through the Nigeria Data Protection Act (NDPA) 2023 and the General Application and Implementation Directive (GAID) 2025, employers and HR professionals are facing new legal and ethical responsibilities…
In the rapidly evolving global business landscape, the role of Human Resources (HR) has shifted from a purely administrative function to a critical driver of organisational development and strategic success. At the core of this…
Heyden Petroleum Limited (HPL) is an indigenous downstream operator with activities across trading and distribution of PMS, AGO, LPG/LNG and bitumen, alongside logistics and consulting. The company was incorporated on 30 October 2001 and has…
Nigeria’s hospitality industry—anchored by business hotels in Abuja and Lagos and coastal/leisure properties across the South—has been through a demanding cycle. Cost–of–living pressures have softened discretionary spending, even as hotels scramble to retain talent in…
Nigeria’s fintechs have scaled fast, professionalised many back-office processes, and created thousands of tech-adjacent jobs across engineering, operations, customer support and compliance. Funding cycles have been choppy, regulation has tightened, yet the sector keeps expanding…
Logistics keeps Nigeria’s real economy breathing—from ports and tarmacs to urban depots and intercity highways. The sector also relies heavily on outsourced and contract labour (drivers, riders, handlers, sorters, warehouse operatives). That flexibility powers scale,…
