Abiodun Alade is a Columnist at various prominent publications including MSN, AllAfrica Global Media, and PM News Nigeria. He focuses on topics related to Corporate Finance, Corporate Sustainability, and Entrepreneurship, often exploring the intersection of these themes within the corporate world. His insightful analyses and commentary have been featured in notable outlets such as Daily Trust Newspaper, Newtelegraph Nigeria, and TheCable.
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Abiodun Alade's coverage is focused on local finance, government and business news in Nigeria, with a particular emphasis on Lagos. Given the preponderance of government announcements and press releases in his coverage attributes, Abiodun seems to be most receptive to pitches related to official statements from Nigerian governmental bodies or industry organizations.
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Abiodun Alade
By: Peter Anayo, Abiodun Alade
Nigeria, it has often been said, is a land where paradox has become a way of life.
In a political environment often defined by partisanship and self-interest, Senator Ben Murray-Bruce’s recent public endorsement of President…
AljazirahNigeria Newspapers has announced the passing of its Managing Editor, Mr. Morgan Omodu.
By: Abiodun Alade
News Headline -When Africa’s wealthiest man, Aliko Dangote, speaks about business, the world often expects to hear numbers — billions invested, factories built, or jobs created. But when he recalls …
As Aliko Dangote turns 69, his story demands to be read not as a biography of wealth, but as a case study in Africa's unfinished industrial argument.
By: Abiodun Alade, Adefemola Akintade
A French court has found Lafarge Cement guilty of bankrolling terrorist sects like the Islamic State and Al-Qaeda's Nusra Front, determining the
As Aliko Dangote turns 69, his story demands to be read not as a biography of wealth, but as a case study in Africa's unfinished industrial argument.
By: Abiodun Alade
The Dangote Refinery IPO opens a potential pathway for Nigerians and African investors to own shares in one of the continent’s largest
By: Abiodun Alade
There are moments when a company listing is more than a transaction. It becomes a statement about who gets to participate in wealth creation.
