Akin Adewakun is a journalist for the Nigerian Tribune, focusing on national news in Nigeria. With a specialization in business and economic reporting, Akin covers a range of topics including transportation, manufacturing, and the impact of government policies on businesses. His articles provide insights into the Nigerian business landscape and aim to inform readers about the latest developments and trends in the country.
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Akin's coverage focuses heavily on business and industry, particularly in Nigeria. He frequently includes expert commentary and government announcements related to business operations, marketing, manufacturing, and budgetary matters.
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By: Akin Adewakun, Christian Appolos, Tola Adenubi, Joseph Inokotong, Leon Usigbe, Clement Idoko
There is now unease among the leadership of organised labour over the delay in the release of the consequential adjustment template for the implementation
The grassroots socio-cultural movement, the Nigerian Liberty Movements (NLM), has expressed concern over the widespread poverty in Nigeria despite the country's abundant human and natural resources.
By: Akin Adewakun
A communications expert, and Chief Executive Officer of the TPT International Group, Mr Tokunbo Modupe, has stressed the importance of...
By: Akin Adewakun
The newly-elected President of Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria (AAAN), Lanre Adisa, in this maiden chat with the media...
By: Akin Adewakun
THE management of Grand Oak Ltd has explained that its decision to refresh its premium Schnapps brand, the Seaman's Schnapps, stems from the need
By: Akin Adewakun
The newly-elected President of Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria (AAAN), Lanre Adisa, in this maiden chat with the media as the association's helmsman, bares his mind on salient issues affecting Nigeria's creative Advertising industry, and his plans at making a difference. Excerpts:
A communications expert, and Chief Executive Officer of the TPT International Group, Mr Tokunbo Modupe, has stressed the importance of adopting the right communication in reporting activities of local businesses.
By: Akin Adewakun, Joseph Inokotong
THE Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) and other stakeholders in the real sector have cried out for the umpteenth time, that Nigeria's path
THE Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has urged the federal government to fully implement the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA), to enable
By: Akin Adewakun
NIGERIAN women, especially entrepreneurs, have been asked to give their well-being the utmost priority it deserves, to enable them to make a success of their businesses.
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