The Root Gazette
By: Tayo Gbesoevi
In the dynamic and competitive landscape of Lagos Real Estate, what strategies have you employed to stay ahead and consistently achieve success in your career?
SWOT: We understood the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of real estate in Nigeria so we took advantage of that. We applied the SWOT analysis strategies, and we stayed consistent in the market.
As a seasoned professional, could you share some valuable lessons you've learned that the upcoming generations can emulate in the Real Estate profession.
You don't just do it anyhow else everything will go wrong. There must be a set goal, targets, and proper planning for a better result. Reading books and attending training is very important.
In inspiring others within the business world, what advice would you offer to aspiring real estate professionals looking to make their mark in the Lagos market, considering the experiences and lessons you've gained throughout your successful career?
I will advise that you always keep the legal documents necessary for the properties you are selling. Do proper findings and chat before you acquire land from Omo Onile, to avoid future damages or losses
LABOR SUSPENDS STRIKE
By: Our Reporters
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) temporarily halted their nationwide strike, initiated in response to an alleged assault on NLC President Joe Ajaero. The suspension followed intervention by the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, who assured the unions of addressing their concerns. However, the Organised Private Sector criticized the timing of the strike, asserting its negative impact on the government's revenue targets. The labour leaders emphasized the temporary nature of the suspension, vowing to resume the strike if their demands were not met.
The strike's origin was linked to the assault on Ajaero during a protest in Imo State. The NSA condemned the incident, apologizing to the labour movement and assuring a thorough investigation. The unions insisted on the arrest and prosecution of those responsible and presented six conditions for indefinite suspension. The strike, impacting various sectors, led to economic losses, estimated at billions of Naira, affecting businesses, customs operations, and overall productivity.
Despite the government's plea for dialogue, the strike persisted in several states, paralyzing government offices, schools, and courts. In response to the strike's economic repercussions, industry experts expressed concerns about the timing, citing potential destabilization of the exchange rate and hampering the government's revenue targets. As the situation unfolded, compliance varied across regions, with some sectors, like banking and private education, continuing operations amid the industrial action.
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