L-R: Dr. Longe Jemilade, director, Disease Control, Lagos State Ministry of Health; Dr. Abieyuwa Emokpae, pediatrician/medical director, Massey Children's Hospital and Professor Renner James, from University of Lagos, at the 2013 World Asthma Day Symposium organized by the Elias Nelson Oyedokun Foundation (ENOF), held in Lagos.

Chief Olusegun Osunkeye, the outgoing chairman, Nestle foods plc, has predicted a bright economic prospect for the Nation, he said that the ongoing power sector reform in the country would boost the growth of small scale businesses and attract more large firms that can produce goods that will meet international standards at competitive cost.

Chemical and Allied Products (CAP) Plc, a subsidiary of UAC of Nigeria Plc (UAC) and the technological licensee of AkzoNobel, world's largest paints and coatings company and manufacturers of Dulux premium brand of paint, has unveiled an experiential campaign tagged 'Dulux Mobile Room Make-Over Activation'.
The road show was formally activated by Mr. Joe Dada, executive director Corporate Services of UAC, with a call to Dulux customers to take advantage of the campaign to add both colour and value to their lives.

Author:    Greg Balanko-Dickson
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Reviewer: Goke Ilesanmi

If you discover that people, even those who know you very well, do not quite understand whom you really are and what they can rely on you to do for them, then, there seems to be a gap between perception and reality. That is, there is a gap between the “real you” and the “you” other people see and interact with. Businesses deal with this dilemma constantly. Their most successful responses tend to focus on branding.

The 50th anniversary celebration of Baptist High School, Ede, is gathering momentum as the old students of the institution are making frantic efforts to make the day a success.

The intensifying competition for resources and demand for high performance are pressing firms to become more flexible, more results-focused, and more fast-acting.  Companies are finding that such initiatives require able leadership, and the challenge for organisations and business schools alike is to help build effective leadership both in the next generation of managers and throughout the organisation today.

The Lagos Business School (LBS) has expressed delight with its 54th position in the world  and second in Africa in the open enrolment executive education programme providers' category. The Financial Times' Executive Education 2012 ranking published May 14, in London ranked the school for the sixth consecutive time.

In the past years, technology has drastically changed how we work at the workplace. At of the end of 2010, organisations continue to find the most effective use of social networking. Video conferencing continues to make strides forward in how all members of an organisation communicate to each other and technological developments such as the Apple iPad continue to give businesses the ability to organize data faster and efficiently.