Family businesses are built for #legacy and #resilience!
Peter Englisch, Global Family Business Leader, PwC, shares insights on why family businesses thrive in his interview with @BusinessDayNg.
#Watch the interview here: https://t.co/nI8IQ4IY6E
#FamilyBusiness#PwC
#Thread Nigeria’s problem is low exports, not high imports
Wherever you look – imports or exports, Nigeria is punching well below its weight.
BusinessDay’s report on Monday debunking the myth that Nigeria is import-dependent by…
#imports#exports#gdp#businessday
So @BusinessDayNg Just wowed the hell out of me with this article 👇🏾
You know how EVERYONE is saying we are import dependent?
Read the Thread for excerpts if you ant read the article.
https://t.co/EcHbvWe0za
#Thread
Three charts show Nigeria is not import-dependent
Nigeria imports far less than it should be doing, yet the oil-producing nation of 200 million people can’t seem to shake off the tag of an import-dependent country.
#economy#nigeria#import#worldbank#businessday
Clips from my @BusinessDayNg recent interview which addressed a broad range of burning national issues can be viewed using the links below:
Part 1: https://t.co/LNLxXVAabs
Part 2: https://t.co/21lf5avbfW
Part 3: https://t.co/VzDFnuN77o
Part 4: https://t.co/vrM1Z62AGp
Part 5: https://t.co/MkEVhRWqBK
Part 6: https://t.co/RYMz2ANa4k
In this @BusinessDayNg Interview, our President & Founder @AtedoPeterside warns FG that, re 2023 Supplementary Budget & SUVs for Legislators, Nigerians will only "Do as you Do". @NGRPresident must therefore lead by example re Belt-Tightening & down-sizing of a Bloated Bureaucracy
Back in 2016, Nigeria was a big component in the Frontier index, but not any longer. It's exclusion now only offers a marginal uplift in the importance of markets like Vietnam, Pakistan or Kenya
https://t.co/eknVgafwpO
It's been long threatened (in 2016 and more recently) but finally #Nigeria is excluded from the Frontier index. As a standalone market it will be natural for most foreign equity investors to ignore it - so reducing possible inflows. https://t.co/hrObxBzv0O
@ugodre Still Meffy. This currency crisis takes root from the damage he did! Although the new admin has been slow in unwinding the unorthodox policies of Meffy, to blame the new CBN governor for the crisis will be premature.
WATCH OUT FROM MONDAY
BusinessDay will publish a report, as well as stories, of an 8-month poll conducted by POLAF, a not-for-profit-organisation
The poll is based on responses from over 3 million Nigerians across 165 local government areas in 20 states
#NigeriaDecides2023
BusinessDay's front page - 6 in 10 customers stuck with ‘crazy bills’
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#frontpage#headline#businessday#businessdayng
Towards the end of my week visit through Kenya and then Nigeria, I had a long conversation with @BusinessDayNG about how @Acumen sees business as a potential tool for peace if companies build local capabilities in wounded communities: https://t.co/6ntZriASIj by @loladeakinmurel