The drama at the National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria is set for another phase with the court and law enforcement agencies called in to play their parts. Kenneth O. Eze The rift bedevilling the National Institute of Marketing of... (Continue reading)
Research In Motion (RIM) gives in to india’s pressure, scoring big on market share. Nigeria also wins in the power game. Ralph Tathagata. The rock-solid security of Research In Motion’s RIM, BlackBerry services have been broken given its recent concession... (Continue reading)
In the past eight months, the American, European and Chinese markets have witnessed a staggering number of recalls. The Nigerian market, despite been flooded by substandard products is yet to witness one. Blessing Nwobodo Arguably, this has been a year... (Continue reading)
What is it like to have a story idea come alive, seen by millions of people? Chuks Agu, a professional screenwriter, sharing his thoughts with Eunice Nze, explores problems affecting screenwriting and how to come up with quality scripts. Between... (Continue reading)
As 2011 draws nearer, Nigerian politicians are finding new ways to reach the populace through the social media. But, how effective is this strategy? Buki Oyedemi Over the past ten years, technology has made communication a lot easier, dramatically changing... (Continue reading)
Kirk Leigh Times are hard. Indeed they are. GTAssur agrees. Profits are slipping yet they must keep stern face; a stiff countenance may just be good enough to send the message that falling profits does not betray incapacity to indemnify... (Continue reading)
Kenneth O. Eze Efforts to shore-up investor confidence in Nigeria ‘s capital market have led to changes in the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, and the Nigerian Stock Exchange NSE, albeit, in a firm manner by the Arunma Oteh-led SEC.... (Continue reading)
Maltex, a former leader in the Nigerian non alcoholic beverage market, is returning to the scene under a new ownership. Will it be twice lucky? Ralph Tathagata Like many consumers, Bertrand Ejiogu’s mind reacts to brands that are consistent with... (Continue reading)
The next hot thing targeting women and people in active sports may be the Modu Phone, the world’s tiniest phone. Measuring just the size of a regular mp3 player, it fits perfectly in a ladie’s purse or a holster for... (Continue reading)
The pay TV market in Nigeria, no doubt, is witnessing a revolution with the invasion of Dishless Satellite TV networks gradually taking center stage. One of such networks is Startimes, a product of a liaison between Nigeria Television Authority (NTA)... (Continue reading)