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Crisis Management on Social Media: Best Practices for Businesses
April 19, 2022
Crisis management on social media is a vital aspect of modern business strategy. As platforms like Twitter, Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram become central to how organizations interact with customers, the potential for reputational risks escalates. Effective management of these risks requires not only vigilance but also a structured approach. Read more about Social Media … Continue reading Crisis Management on Social Media: Best Practices for Businesses
How to Pivot Your Business During a Crisis
April 19, 2022
Crises can be game-changers for businesses. Whether it’s a global pandemic, economic downturn, or a sudden industry shift, companies need to adapt quickly to survive and thrive. Pivoting your business during a crisis is a challenging but necessary process. In this article, we explore how to pivot your business effectively when faced with adversity. … Continue reading How to Pivot Your Business During a Crisis
How The Federal Government Can Resolve The Crisis In The South East
April 19, 2022
In the past few weeks, the once peaceful and lively commercial region of the Southeast has transformed into a terror zone. No day passes by where the story of murder, kidnap, arson, and civilian intimidation by terror groups of Unknown Gunmen is not told. Read more about Politics The rise in the terrorization of the … Continue reading How The Federal Government Can Resolve The Crisis In The South East
Did You Know: Nigeria’s Aviation Sector Crisis Averted
April 19, 2022
On Saturday, 7th May 2022, activities at Benin Airport were at a feverish pace. Passengers flocked in from Delta state amidst tales of an impending shutdown of airline operations by May 9th, 2022. Earlier last week, NUATE, ANAP, and AUPCTRE had sent word out that they were set for a two-day strike on behalf of … Continue reading Did You Know: Nigeria’s Aviation Sector Crisis Averted
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How To Handle Crisis In Business
April 19, 2022
Leading a business can be like a roller coaster because there will always be ups and downs and no matter how smoothly things run most of the time, crises are inevitable. Read more about Business Crisis can arise anytime, anywhere and from any business. It ranges from a natural crisis like earthquakes or floods … Continue reading How To Handle Crisis In Business
How Businesses Can Recover from a Crisis
April 19, 2022
Olagoke and Abimbola Balogun both have a lot to share about getting a business back up from crisis. As cofounders of popular fresh food chain SoFresh, the couple has pulled their company out of near-collapse and steered it to tremendous growth over the past few years. Starting as a struggling food store in Lagos, SoFresh … Continue reading How Businesses Can Recover from a Crisis
ThrowBack Thursday: The 1983 Political Violence in Ondo
April 19, 2022
On 16th August 1983, a general election was conducted by the Federal Electoral Commission (FEDECO) into gubernatorial positions across the country. Alhaji Shehu Shagari being the incumbent president, assured citizens that the general elections is going to be free and fair. What culminated after the declaration of results in some states was so violent that … Continue reading ThrowBack Thursday: The 1983 Political Violence in Ondo
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The Implications of Insecurity on the General Nigerian Psyche
April 19, 2022
Fear is a common emotion which humans experience, day in day out. However, in a largely unsecured environment, the feeling of fear is more magnified. In little time, fear develops into paranoia where an individual might just panic needlessly whether s/he is in danger or not. Nigerians who travel frequently on roads sometimes live to tell in … Continue reading The Implications of Insecurity on the General Nigerian Psyche
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The Trend of Normalizing National Tragedies with Silence
April 19, 2022
There has been a series of sad reportage in the past weeks stemming from Boko Haram killings- the media was strangely silent about them until news filtered out. There was also little ‘anger’ from the people directed towards the officials at the helm of national affairs entrusted with keeping national security after word got out … Continue reading The Trend of Normalizing National Tragedies with Silence
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Volleyball Premier League Moved To 3rd November
April 19, 2022
Due to the ongoing crisis in some parts of Northern Nigeria, the Nigeria Volleyball Premier League (NVBL), initially scheduled for November 1, in Kaduna State, has now been moved to the 3rd of November 2018, in Abuja. According to a memo to clubs by the Local Organizing Community (LOC), the league, will now hold from … Continue reading Volleyball Premier League Moved To 3rd November
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ThrowBack Thursday: And Odi Town Got Massacred
April 19, 2022
After peaceful entreaties fail, desperate measures by the authorities such as a wipe-out in the scale of the Odi massacre gets employed. Nothing is as brazen as a president ordering the wipeout of a town in this era, especially when they are citizens of a country he governs. The chain of command sanctioning the massacre … Continue reading ThrowBack Thursday: And Odi Town Got Massacred
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Lagos 2019: When Ambode Locked Horns with Tinubu
April 19, 2022
Election season in Nigeria rolling over every four years is always resplendent with a lot of drama and political stunts. It is a season when mentees remember they have a godfather to woo somewhere; godfathers too perch, waiting to wield their sating influence over political bases and on rising stars. Monies flow left, right and … Continue reading Lagos 2019: When Ambode Locked Horns with Tinubu
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ThrowBack Thursday: When Aba Women Rioted
April 19, 2022
On 2nd December 1929, women numbering up to 10,000 and mostly in their middle ages, trooped to the streets in a seldom seen occurrence in African societies. It was not the only women protest Nigeria would ever see, but the reforms that followed the protests truly cemented the place of the partakers, tagged as ‘Aba Women’, … Continue reading ThrowBack Thursday: When Aba Women Rioted
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Throw Back Thursday: The Accord in Aburi That Didn’t Stand
April 19, 2022
Between 4th & 5th January 1967, a few months before the Nigerian civil war began in July 1967, a few military officers from Nigeria dragged one another to a location in Ghana, named Aburi. They left the meeting with a consensus agreement historically known as the Aburi Accord. It is, however, well known today that … Continue reading Throw Back Thursday: The Accord in Aburi That Didn’t Stand
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