The world of work is changing fast — roles evolve, industries transform, and new technologies disrupt old ways of doing things. Relying solely on what you learned years ago is risky. Professionals who commit to continuous learning stay adaptable, rele… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Why continuous learning is your career's best investment By Olamide Adedara on August 18, 2025 The world of work is changing fast — roles evolve, industries transform, and new technologies disrupt old ways of doing things. Relying solely on what you learned years ago is risky. Professionals who commit to continuous learning stay adaptable, relevant, and competitive. This doesn't always mean going back to school. It can be as simple as taking online courses, attending workshops, reading industry articles, or finding mentors who challenge your thinking. Each new skill you develop expands your opportunities and makes you more valuable to employers. More importantly, learning keeps you curious and confident. Instead of fearing change, you become equipped to navigate it. Think of it as future-proofing your career — the more you learn, the more doors you can open when others are closing.

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The Kano State Government has awarded contracts worth over N40.8 billion for the construction and rehabilitation of 17 township roads across key metropolitan LGAs, including Gwale, Nasarawa, Kumbotso, Fagge, Kano Municipal, Tarauni, Dala, and Ungogo. … Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Kano approves N40.8bn road projects to boost local economy By Enitan Ajebukola Ajewumi on August 18, 2025 The Kano State Government has awarded contracts worth over N40.8 billion for the construction and rehabilitation of 17 township roads across key metropolitan LGAs, including Gwale, Nasarawa, Kumbotso, Fagge, Kano Municipal, Tarauni, Dala, and Ungogo. According to Commissioner for Information, Ibrahim Waiya, the projects include major routes such as Tudun-Yola-Gwarzo Road (₦1.9bn), Jafar-Madobi Road (₦1.3bn), Sabo Bakin Zuwo Road (₦2bn), and Muhammad Buhari Road (₦4.1bn), alongside others like Airport Road (₦5.9bn) and erosion control works at Kwanar Durba (₦205m). Read also, Kano approves N40.8bn road projects to boost local economy FG approves ₦13bn power project to boost manufacturing in Lagos, Ogun FG, Cross River unveil ICT hub, grants to boost MSMEs Nigerian manufacturers turn to local sourcing amid forex crunch How building emotional intelligence can accelerate your career Additionally, the state is investing ₦13.3bn in the Rogo-Bari-Falgore-Mahangi road network and ₦6.9bn in the Panda-Hamdullahi-Albasu-Salkwayan-Dutse roads, due to their economic relevance to farming and trade. The projects aim to improve road connectivity, ease traffic, support SMEs, and facilitate the movement of goods from farms to markets, thereby strengthening commerce and improving livelihoods for residents.

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The Federal Government has approved major investments to strengthen Nigeria's electricity supply, with a focus on supporting industries and small businesses.Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, disclosed that the Federal Executive Council (FEC) approve… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader FG approves ₦13bn power project to boost manufacturing in Lagos, Ogun By Busola Bamidele on August 18, 2025 The Federal Government has approved major investments to strengthen Nigeria's electricity supply, with a focus on supporting industries and small businesses. Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, disclosed that the Federal Executive Council (FEC) approved ₦13 billion for power projects in Lagos and Ogun States. The fund will cover compensation for affected landowners, paving the way for smooth project execution. Read also: FG approves ₦13bn power project to boost manufacturing in Lagos, Ogun FG, Cross River unveil ICT hub, grants to boost MSMEs Nigerian manufacturers turn to local sourcing amid forex crunch How building emotional intelligence can accelerate your career Women entrepreneurs to benefit from $50m WTO digital economy fund He added that the approvals include procurement of new transformers to upgrade the ageing national grid, ensuring more reliable electricity distribution. Adelabu stressed that the initiative is targeted at stabilizing power supply for manufacturers, a move expected to cut production costs, stimulate industrial growth, and create more jobs.

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