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  • What Business in Nigeria Should Look Like this Year

    What Business in Nigeria Should Look Like this Year

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1_PA37szXs In this interview with BusinessDay Online, TMC Founder & Principal Consultant, Mrs. Toki Mabogunje, discusses her predictions and advice for businesses in 2017.

  • Disagree Better With An Effective Arbitration Agreement

    Disagree Better With An Effective Arbitration Agreement

    The arbitration agreement, signed by both parties in a contract, sets forth the limits of authority they are granting the arbitrator while presiding over their disputes. The arbitrator cannot act beyond this authority, however, if the parties agree, the authority may be expanded as they deem necessary.

  • Resolving Business Disputes with ADR: What You Need to Know

    Resolving Business Disputes with ADR: What You Need to Know

    Introduction Arbitration and Mediation, 2 of the many methods available to users of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), are fast becoming the preferred method of resolving business disputes around the world. Courts now reduce workload by referring commercial disputes to ADR centres for resolution, and huge successes are being recorded. The Lagos Multidoor Courthouse (LMDC) is…

  • Getting The Most Out Of Trade Missions

    Getting The Most Out Of Trade Missions

    Introduction In the business community, several organisations organise trade missions to enable companies seeking to expand their markets and reach, to develop business linkages with other companies and business people from other markets and regions of the world. These trade missions are organised by Federal Government Ministries and Agencies such as the Federal Ministry of…

  • How to Cope with Entrepreneurship in Nigeria: For Youths

    How to Cope with Entrepreneurship in Nigeria: For Youths

    Introduction With a population of over 170 million people, Nigeria is the most populous African nation in the world. It is believed that one out of every four Africans is a Nigerian. Rather than be a problem however, this high Nigerian population, could be a plus. It could be a ready market for innovative goods…