MARTIN Ike-Muonso
Martin
Martin Ike-Muonso, a professor of economics with interest in subnational government IGR growth strategies, is managing director/CEO, ValueFronteira Ltd. He can be reached via email at martinoluba@gmail.com
Corporate responses to COVID – 19 lockdown
MARTIN Ike-MuonsoApril 13, 2020
Most residents of the three Nigerian states of Lagos, Ogun and Abuja currently on socio-economic lockdown are already fatigued. With
The wonderful benefits of coronavirus
MARTIN Ike-MuonsoApril 6, 2020
There are two famous sayings that we need to invoke to appreciate the many right sides of coronavirus outbreak rather than the gloomy
Revving Nigeria’s innovation capabilities
MARTIN Ike-MuonsoMarch 30, 2020
Several pieces of evidence attribute 70% of the high standard of living of the developed world to its successes in technological
Successfully handholding African businesses to sustained high-performance
MARTIN Ike-MuonsoMarch 23, 2020
Doing business in Africa is extremely challenging. Reasons for this complexity abound. Inadequate infrastructure, lousy leadership,
Nigerian economy in the era of Corona
MARTIN Ike-MuonsoMarch 16, 2020
At the last count, – at the time of writing this essay – coronavirus has successfully established its presence in no fewer than 123
Visualising a flourishing Nigeria
MARTIN Ike-MuonsoMarch 9, 2020
Creation energises all things to grow and improve. Inanimate objects are also part of the growth and improvement process when used
Executing with impact
MARTIN Ike-MuonsoMarch 2, 2020
There is never a cartel on new ideas. Millions of people are possibly thinking about the same thing at every point in time. Usually,
How essential are certificates and degrees today?
MARTIN Ike-MuonsoFebruary 24, 2020
In recent years, how relevant are the many certificates and degrees that we amass? Is it still necessary to seek university education
What of private sector corruption?
MARTIN Ike-MuonsoFebruary 17, 2020
Most discussions of corruption tend to narrowly focus on the financial sleazes that take place in the public sector. Rarely do we
On the politicisation of our circumstantial realities
MARTIN Ike-MuonsoFebruary 10, 2020
The realities of our time are dreadful. From the starvation bedevilling northern Nigeria to the terrorism of herdsmen killing and