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Building Wealth with African Art

By Obafunsho Adenekan Could buying African art be a good form of investment? Or is it simply a market for art lovers who want something nice to hang on their wall? This article is for the novice art collector who seeks alternative forms of investment to build wealth over the next decade. There is a…

Image Source: Macquarie By Queen Ohamara A lot of us prefer to work 9 to 5 rather than prepare a wealth plan for ourselves. Some of us are more focused on getting money to pay our bills rather than work towards becoming wealthy. Why not work full time on your job and part time on…

By Adedoyin Jaiyesimi I was at a strategy session some weeks ago and one of the people present at the session told us how she has her hands in different pies. She has a primary business but she has also been able to diversify into other areas just to be able to increase her streams…

Every year, thousands of youths graduate from universities and after their year long NYSC service to the nation, they return home jobless as ever. Over 6 million Nigerians are unemployed; this is alarming for such an endowed nation. There are vast natural resources in the country; from coal to iron to spacious land for farming…

In many fast developing countries in Africa, the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) sector is considered as the engine room of economic growth and development. This is owing to its contribution to the GDP, employment and wealth creation. In addition to its strong linkage with virtually all the industries in Africa, the MSME sector…

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