Before understanding how to invest in real estate, it is important to know that real estate is the fastest growing industry which has come to stay. According to a renowned estate surveyor and valuer, Femi Oyedele, who was a guest at the Housing Development Advocacy Network (HDAN) Real Estate Outlook...
The Real Estate industry has proven to be the safest and surest investment in Nigeria. From a report by a Tribune reporter, Dayo Ayeyemi, apparently impressed by 2021 growth of the real estate industry, practitioners are of the opinion that the sector will perform better in 2022, being an...
Gifting is one of the powerful ways of showing love, care and affection to friends, family and loved ones. Gifting is a pure show of love, mostly considered divine and considered by many as an act that must be appreciated. The Yuletide is upon us once again and in...
Inflation And The Nigerian Economy According to statista.com, “Nigeria’s inflation has been higher than the average for African and Sub-Saharan countries for years now, and even exceeded 16 percent in 2017 – and showing no signs of a real significant decrease anytime soon”. 2021 saw an increase in inflation rate from 2020 by...
According to the United Nations, cooperatives are based on the values of self-help, self-responsibility, democracy, equality, equity and solidarity. In the tradition of their founders, cooperative members believe in the ethical values of honesty, openness, social responsibility and concern for others (https://www.un.org). A Brief History Of Cooperative Societies Generally, cooperatives date...
A cooperative society is an association of individuals who have voluntarily come together to pursue their economic growth for their benefit. People can come together to form a society for any reason, however, the goal of a cooperative society is to engage in business or economic activities to improve...
Agricultural development is one of the powerful tools to end extreme poverty. No doubt, agriculture is a viable way to improve a country’s economy and therefore a worthy investment. In Nigeria, Agriculture employs about 35% of the population and is also the principal source of food and income for...
