B2B e-Commerce: Fostering Sales, Distribution with Data Analytics
The informal sector is a major source of economic growth and productivity globally. According to both the World Bank and
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Jumia Shares First ESG Report Highlighting its Current Sustainability Practices
Jumia yesterday released its first Environmental Social Governance Report outlining its ESG strategy alongside an overview of current sustainability practices
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Jumia Cuts Reversed Shipments by 28,000 in 2021, Shares first ESG Report
Africa’s leading e-commerce platform, Jumia, reduced the number of shipment reversal by 28,000 last year. This was disclosed today as the
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Jumia Details Role Of Technology In Improving African Lives
Jumia yesterday released its first Environmental Social Governance (ESG) Report, outlining its strategy to improve lives of people in its
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George, Fashola appointment to deepen Lagos PPP, agric ecosystem – Sanwo-Olu
Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has disclosed the addition of Ope George and Oluwarotimi Fashola as Special Advisers on Public-Private
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Gbangba’s Mini-Grid Underlines Solution In Unserved Rural Communities
The inadequacy of traditional grid networks to provide reliable electric power for rural communities in large and diverse rural populations
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Public-Private Partnerships developing Lagos, creating value, says George
Can you shed light on what Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) model is generally and with specific reference to Lagos State? The
Read MoreVice Chancellors’ wives: The absurdity of a Turkey trip
Wives of Vice Chancellors of Nigerian public universities, hitherto unknown to any law of the federation, suddenly shot into limelight
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E-commerce adoption in Northern Nigeria
E-commerce platforms like Jumia and fintech companies have brought a new dynamic to everyday living in Northern Nigeria. Individuals, households,
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Tayo Kesa: Portrait of an Icon @ 50
By Vincent Akindele Clocking the golden jubilee is worth celebrating. For Kesa, it has been a gentle sail, though not
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