When high price does not determine high satisfaction in Nigeria

After being enticed by the hyped N75k Jakarta fabric worn by his colleagues, Musa sought to acquire one for himself.

Entrepreneurship for Nigeria on a borrowed foundation: E dey patch

Since the arrival of this millennium, entrepreneurship has been prescribed as the main cure of poverty in Nigeria.[1] Following advices

Adjusting waste management for development and safety in Nigeria

Nature creates, regenerates, heals, recycles, and thus, abhors vacuum or waste. This natural process is designed to take care of

Tackling piracy, forgery and counterfeiting to encourage productivity in Nigeria

In an ancient fable, a palm-nut farmer failed to make good profits despite harvesting bountiful palm-nuts. He usually poured his

Nigeria’s rush to the Fourth Industrial Revolution without mastering the

Human beings are propelled by the principle of constant progress from less capacity to more capacity. Yet, a two-month-old baby

Resolving electric power issue in Nigeria

Some Nigerian road-users accuse highway hawkers of damaging roads to create traffic jam (go-slow) for doing business. Whether the accusation

Modern slavery in the corporate world: Labour in Nigeria

In the Old Testament era, people threshed corns by making animals (cows) to march on corns to peel. Some farmers

How banks kill or grow an economy: Nigerian case study

The heart is a vital organ in the body that pumps and supplies blood to different parts of the body.

Maintenance culture and the inefficient monitoring capacity in Nigeria

During wedding preparations, brides employ professional makeup artists to decorate their faces with special cosmetics. Yet, after the initial decoration,

Fallacy of growing economy by increasing minimum wages and allowances

Human beings work to get food, which the human body transforms into blood for running the body. If the human