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Financing Nigeria’s Just Transition: Bringing Capital, Policy and Leadership into the Same Conversation - Lagos Business School (opens the original)
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Nigeria’s transition to a more sustainable and inclusive economy will require more than ambition. It will require significant investment, supportive policies and coordinated action across sectors. With an estimated annual climate financing gap of approximately US$27.2 billion, one of the most pressing questions facing the country’s climate and development agenda is how the capital required for a just transition can be mobilised, aligned and deployed at the scale needed to deliver meaningful impa
Who Gets to Lead? Examining the Invisible Barriers to Local Leadership in Multinational Organisations - Lagos Business School (opens the original)
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Across Africa, multinational organisations continue to invest in developing local talent and building leadership capacity. Yet an important question remains in some sectors: what factors shape access to senior leadership opportunities, and who ultimately reaches the highest levels of organisational leadership? As more professionals gain world-class education, global experience, and industry expertise, understanding the factors that influence leadership appointments has become increasingly import
Giving Back, Paying Forward: Alumnus Gbenga Adigun Establishes Annual MiM Scholarship - Lagos Business School (opens the original)
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Every year, one aspiring business leader will have the opportunity to pursue an MSc in Management (MiM) at Lagos Business School, Pan-Atlantic University (LBS), without the burden of tuition costs. Thanks to a new scholarship established by Mr Gbenga Adigun, CEO of Rebar Perfecta Limited and Scrella, and an LBS alumnus (OMP 37), one student annually will receive full tuition support to undertake the MiM programme, beginning with the January 2027 cohort. The scholarship is designed to support hig
What Makes an Institution Endure? The Legacy of Professor Albert Alos and the Future of Strategic Management - Lagos Business School (opens the original)
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Many organisations achieve success. Far fewer achieve endurance. Markets evolve, economic cycles shift, and leadership transitions are inevitable. Yet some institutions continue to grow, adapt, and create value across generations. Their relevance endures not because they resist change, but because they develop the capacity to navigate it. Such longevity is rarely accidental. It is the product of deliberate choices, patient investment, and leaders willing to think beyond their own tenure. At its
Beyond Creativity: Why Africa’s Creative Professionals Need Business Leadership to Thrive - Lagos Business School (opens the original)
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Africa’s creative economy is rapidly emerging as a driver of growth, innovation, and employment. Across industries such as film, fashion, music, design, and digital content, creative enterprises are generating new economic opportunities and expanding the continent’s global influence. In Nigeria, the sector is increasingly recognised as a strategic growth area. Government projections suggest the creative economy could contribute up to 2.3% of GDP and create an additional two million jobs by 2030,
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