BUSINESS ESSENTIALS Vol 4. No 8
Dear Esteemed Member, The Future of Work is a matter of high priority for the employer community. Debates revolve around how to identify and interpret trends; how to prepare and adapt to meet challenges;...
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Business Essentials Vol 4. No 6
Dear Esteemed Member, It is no news that the economy is in recession. That businesses are worse hit by the economic despair is to say the least. We had shared in the past editions,...
COURTESY VISIT BY SIR JOSEPH ARI THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL, INDUSTRIAL TRAINING FUND ON TUESDAY, 7TH FEBRUARY 2017 AT NECA HOUSE
The ITF Delegates to NECA House was led by Sir Joseph Ari, Director-General, ITF also present in no particular order are: Dickson Onuoha – Director, ICT, Ibrahim Lawal – Director BTDD, Folusho Samuel –...
BUSINESS ESSENTIALS Vol. 4. No 5
Dear Esteemed Member, Several of our members have enquired about the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA): what it is all about, its implications for the economy and businesses; and your Association’s position on the subject....
BUSINESS ESSENTIALS Vol. 4 No 4
Dear Esteemed Member, The decline in the nation’s economic growth in the past four quarter due to the dip in oil price, has elicited a response that is driving the new level of diversification...
NECA demands CBN’s Compliance with Court of Appeal’s Ruling on N50 Stamp Duty
NIGERIA Employers Consultative Association, NECA, has expressed serious concern over the failure of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to comply with the Court of Appeal’s ruling in the matter between Kasmal International Services...
Business Essentials Vol. 4 No 3
Dear Esteemed Member, In this edition, we reviewed the Fiscal Policy Measures for 2016 which was made up of the Supplementary Protection Measures (SPM) for implementation. Also of interest is the ECOWAS CET 2015...
ITF-NECA Graduate 59 Trainees In Kano
Industrial Training Fund (ITF), in conjunction with the Nigerian Employers Consultative Association (NECA), has graduated 59 trainees who had acquired various vocational skills, cutting across agriculture, electrical installation and motor vehicle maintenance work. Speaking...
BUSINESS ESSENTIALS Vol. 3 No 24
Dear Esteemed Member, We continued our analysis of the 2016-2017 Global Competitiveness Report with a focus on basic requirements / determinants of how countries, especially Nigeria fared based on macroeconomic environments and other factors....
BUSINESS ESSENTIALS Vol 3 No 23
Dear Esteemed Member, Against the backdrop of the recently released World Economic Forum’s report of the Global Competitiveness Index with the appalling ranking of Nigeria which also validated the already known state of both...
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