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by As AI continues to evolve, it is crucial to strike a balance between the convenience it offers and the irreplaceable human touch. In this article, we will explore the importance of maintaining a human element in a digital world driven by AI and provide insights on how to achieve this delicate balance.
by From the ashes of Enron’s downfall, we uncover eight crucial takeaways that can help modern enterprises navigate the treacherous waters of corporate governance and financial transparency.
by Strict saving practices involve creating guidelines and goals for savings. These policies encourage individuals to set aside a predetermined portion of their income, for savings purposes. By following these guidelines people can develop the habit of saving. Gradually build a financial safety net.
by The import and export activities in Nigeria are governed by several laws and regulations to ensure smooth and lawful trade practices. The key regulatory bodies overseeing import and export activities include the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS), the Federal Ministry of Finance, and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). Traders must adhere to these guidelines to avoid legal complications.
by In this article, we delve into the top investment opportunities in Nigeria, backed by relevant statistics and insights, to guide you toward making informed investment decisions.
by According to Michael Oladele, the Director of the Bank Examination Department at the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Company (NDIC), Nigerians have lost a significant N911.45 billion to various fraudulent schemes over the past 23 years.
by Startup insurance companies are seizing this opportunity to disrupt the traditional insurance market and cater to the needs of a digitally savvy and underserved market.
by The Iranian Rial holds the title of the weakest currency in the world, with one US dollar equivalent to approximately 42,275 Iranian rials. The currency was introduced in the late 18th century and has since been linked to the British pound and later the US dollar. Though it is now floating, it has remained stable at around 42,000 rials per US dollar in recent years.
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by Your proposal should clearly communicate your organization’s mission, objectives, and the specific project or initiative you’re seeking sponsorship for.
by In this Abuja Living Guide, we’ll explore the top-rated neighborhoods, lifestyle and amenities, safety and security, as well as transportation and commute options in this bustling city.
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