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  In a time when opinions flow freely and narratives are shaped with just a few keystrokes, the ability to back up a claim with verifiable data and charts has become not just a privilege — but a necessity. A recent conversation with a senior professional brought this to light. We were discussing Nigeria’s former presidents and their economic impacts, particularly the contrasting legacies of Goodluck Jonathan and Muhammadu Buhari . I argued — like many Nigerians do — that the economy under President Jonathan was stronger and more stable than it became during Buhari’s tenure. But when I was asked: “What data or analysis supports your conclusion?” my response was vague: “I saw it online and heard it in the news.” That moment stirred something deeper in me — a hunger not just to form opinions, but to understand them through facts . 📌 Why Data and Charts Matter in the Age of Information 1. They Cut Through Noise and Bias Opinions are everywhere — on social media, in conversati...

   All businesses have  access  to an extensive pool of knowledge - whether this is their understanding of customers' needs and the business environment or the skills and experience of staff. The way a business gathers, shares and exploits this knowledge can be central to its ability to develop successfully. This doesn't just apply to huge multinational companies. Knowledge management can benefit everyone from a local newsstand to a manufacturing firm. This guide explains the basic sources of knowledge available to your business, how you can best harness and exploit this information and how to create a knowledge strategy for your business. What is knowledge in a business? Basic sources of knowledge Exploiting your knowledge Make knowledge central to your business Sharing knowledge across your business Create a knowledge strategy for your business Using information technology to gain and manage knowledge WHAT IS KNOWLEDGE IN A BUSINESS? Using knowledge in your busines...

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Nigeria’s transportation sector is a thriving industry with vast opportunities for entrepreneurs. From ride-hailing services to commercial vehicles like *Okada (motorcycles), Keke Napep (tricycles), Danfo (buses), and Micra/Korope (taxis), this business can be highly profitable—if properly managed*.   However, before venturing in, you must understand the risks, operational models, and profitability factors. Some investors *purchase vehicles and lease them to drivers* who remit weekly payments, while others operate on a *hire-purchase* model where drivers pay in installments.   This guide breaks down the different transportation businesses, their pros and cons, and what you must know before investing.   Why the Transportation Business is Profitable in Nigeria 1. High Demand – With poor public transport infrastructure, millions rely on private commercial vehicles daily.   2. R ecurring Revenue – Drivers pay daily/weekly returns, ensuring steady cas...

The recent Israeli strike that killed children waiting at a health center in Gaza is a heartbreaking reminder of the devastating human cost of war. This incident, like so many others in the ongoing conflict, raises urgent legal and ethical questions: Who is responsible? What does international law say? And when does self-defense cross into unlawful violence?   1. The Rules of War: Protecting Civilians   International Humanitarian Law (IHL)—also called the "laws of war"—sets clear rules to minimize suffering in conflicts. Key principles include:   - Distinction : Combatants must always  distinguish between military targets and civilians. Schools, hospitals, and homes should never be attacked .   - Proportionality : Even if a military target exists, the attack must not cause excessive  civilian harm compared to the expected military advantage .   - Precautions : All possible steps must be taken to avoid civilian casualties , incl...