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Gain Report: Strong demand continues expanding fish exports to NigeriaReport Highlights: Imported frozen fish (especially mackerel, herring and croaker) accounted for more than 800,000 tons (valued at $900 million) in 2009. Depending on fish availability, imports are expected to exceed one million tons by the end of 2010. The combination of low domestic production, hi [Read more]
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Posted: 15 years ago | |
Global financial meltdown and the reforms in the Nigerian banking sector
Being the full text of a Public Lecture delivered by Sanusi Lamido Sanusi (Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria) at the Convocation Square, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi, December 10, 2010
Protocol
1. I am very delighted to be invited to present a key-note address at this importa [Read more]
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Posted: 15 years ago | |
Accountability: Effective Managers go FirstAfter attending one of my seminars, Jay Bertram, president of the Toronto office of TBWA, the global advertising agency, returned to his office and immediately asked all his people to evaluate their overall job satisfaction, their feelings about the office and (most critically) their overall rating [Read more]
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Posted: 15 years ago | |
A physics of ideas
"One of the main obstacles to productivity today is the growing problem of information overload. Information overloads results because we lack effective tools for automatically organizing information collections into meaningful and relevant chunks. "
Introduction: This paper provide [Read more]
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Posted: 15 years ago | |
Thinking Through Problem SolvingChange hits hard, fast, and often. It shifts our focus, changes our direction, and alters our plans. Change leaves us stumped by questions we are not prepared to answer and searching for questions that we never thought to ask. Left on the road, between what we were once sure of and the indecision of [Read more]
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Posted: 15 years ago | |
Purpose: How to define it and make it work for you and your companyBehind every tainted enterprise, we like to think there is someone who simply forgot that the law applied to him. So he cut corners. He bent the rules. He did not consider himself to be a criminal he was just being "aggressive" and "entrepreneurial. And in the personal lives of those [Read more]
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Posted: 15 years ago | |
Gain report: Nigeria - Food and agricultural import regulations and standards - narrativeSection I. Food Laws: This report was prepared by the Office of Agricultural Affairs of the USDA/Foreign Agricultural Service in Lagos, Nigeria for U.S. exporters of domestic food and agricultural products. While every possible care was taken in the preparation of this report, information provided m [Read more]
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Posted: 16 years ago |