Isaac Adewumi built a newsletter to name what Nigerian workplaces will not. Here is what he found. Isaac Adewumi did not plan to start a newsletter. He is a content and sales conversion writer —…
On a humid morning in Magboro, Lagos, in March 2020, Ms. Nsidibe Glory Abraham reported for duty at The Alternative Bank (AltBank) just as Nigeria edged towards lockdown. Within days, businesses shut, streets emptied, and…
In many organisations today, the biggest challenge is no longer finding talented people, it is keeping them performing at their best without burning them out. Despite heavy investment in recruitment and performance systems, companies across…
In Nigeria’s evolving world of work, breaking into Human Resources often feels unclear, with many aspiring professionals told to rely solely on certifications without real experience. But according to HR professional Felix Bissong, widely known…
As organizations navigate an era of rapid technological change and evolving workforce demands, HR leaders are rethinking how they attract, retain, and develop talent. In an interview with The HR Anchor, Vivian Nwogu, a certified…
There is a revolution underway in Nigeria’s offices, factories, and recruitment platforms — one that is less about grand policy pronouncements and more about a steady, incremental shift in how employers and workers relate to…
“Building the best place to work is such a hard thing to do, especially in Nigeria.” – Emmanuel Faith For Emmanuel Faith, this challenge has defined an eight-year journey transforming human resources from a support…
Shola’s (real name not used for fear of professional repercussions) voice shook as she tried to describe the moment everything changed. It had started like any other Friday. From her home workstation in Lagos, the…
Human Resource professionals must move beyond routine administrative duties and reposition HR as a strategic function if organisations are to build sustainable systems, protect their workforce, and achieve long-term growth, seasoned HR professional Bolaji Shote…
For most Nigerian workers, retirement is imagined as a distant chapter — something that begins when the hair turns grey, the children are grown, and the final payslip arrives. Many avoid the conversation until their…
