Nimi Akinkugbe

The Unveiling of The Nigerian Centenary Edition of Monopoly

The first ever West African Commemorative Country edition of MONOPOLY, The Nigeria Centenary Edition was unveiled on Wednesday April 2nd, 2014, at the Wheatbaker Hotel, Ikoyi, Lagos by The Honorable Minister of Tourism, Culture and National Orientation, Chief Edem Duke. The presentation was to a distinguished audience, which included the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, […]

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The gift of financial security on Mother’s Day

Contributed by Nimi Akinkugbe Mothers make huge sacrifices for their families and often neglect their own needs in the process. One area that is often entirely ignored is their financial security. A lack of financial skills has the potential to negatively impact not only a woman’s future, but also that of her children. Women face

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International Women’s Day and The Proverbs 31 Woman

Contributed by Nimi Akinkugbe On 8 March every year several events take place all over the world to mark International Women’s Day. Nigeria is no different and throughout the month of March, several workshops, seminars and conferences will celebrate the economic, political and social achievements of women. Traditional gender roles historically presented household income from

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Are you prepared for this year’s life events?

Are you prepared for this year’s life events? What are the major life events you anticipate this year? Are you prepared for them financially? Our lives are shaped by various life events that come with financial consequences. Many people get swept up in such events without being financially prepared. Life events range from the significant milestones

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Money manners: Is a friend in need a friend in deed?

by Nimi Akinkugbe Shakespeare’s Polonius offers the sage advice to his son Laertes in Hamlet “Neither a borrower nor a lender be, for loan oft loses both itself and friend.” Consider this scenario: A friend calls you and needs to see you urgently. It can’t be discussed on the telephone; she must visit you personally.

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