Toyosi Olajide

For entrepreneurs, the challenge is not simply starting a business, but moving it from an idea to a viable, sustainable enterprise. These were the views of Michael Ehindero, Managing Director of Pernod while sharing practical roadmaps…

Airtel Nigeria has officially kicked off operations at its NXtra Data Centre in Eko Atlantic, Lagos, marking a major milestone in the country’s data evolution journey. This hyperscale, edge-ready facility is set to significantly expand…

Public Relations isn’t an impulsive or arbitrary practice but a mentally demanding endeavor that requires a ready method, approach, or strategy per brief. A public relations practitioner cannot afford to be out of his depth when a…

Every January, the small Swiss Alpine town of Davos undergoes a remarkable transformation. What is ordinarily a quiet resort community is becoming a global nerve centre, a stage where heads of state, chief executives, experts,…

Dr. Abiodun Ajiborode, founder of Brand Management Academy (BMA), has highlighted key skill gaps limiting the growth of young marketers in Nigeria. Speaking during an exclusive interview with Brand Communicator, he also identified…

Kaduna State will host the 2026 Nigeria Public Relations Week (NPRW), following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR). The event is scheduled to hold from April 19 to…

Group Managing Director/ CEO of First Katalyst Marketing, Otunba Soji Odedina, has officially declared his intention to run in Nigeria’s 2027 elections. Odedina is a seasoned marketing professional with years of leadership and…

Over the past few weeks, I have followed the conversations around the Nigeria Tax Act 2025, which took effect on January 1, 2026. Beyond the politics and the controversy surrounding discrepancies between what was passed and what was…

Nigerian creators are taking the African streaming scene by storm, with six out of the top 10 biggest streamers showcasing the country’s growing influence in the continent’s digital entertainment economy. Data from Twitch and…

Nigeria’s leading fintech companies are now valued at a combined $10.6 billion as of January 2026, highlighting the country’s growing influence in Africa’s digital finance ecosystem and increasing investor interest. Based on…