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 T his is what happens when a company gets big. You start looking at the things around your main business differently. Dangote already has: Cement. Refinery. Fertiliser. Sugar. And other businesses that move huge volumes of goods. Now the group is looking at building its own vessels in China. The first deliveries could come around 2029. But why build ships? Because the refinery alone could eventually require close to 1,800 vessel calls a year as it expands. At that point, shipping is no longer just a logistics problem. It becomes part of the business. And this is the part I find interesting. The bigger your company becomes, the more you need to control the systems that your business depends on. Power. Supply. People. Technology. Logistics. Distribution. The things that look like "support" when you're small can become critical infrastructure when you're big. Sometimes, the thing slowing your company down is not your main business. It is the system around the business. ...

  Artificial intelligence is already changing the way people work. From writing and customer service to software development, accounting and graphic design, AI tools can now perform tasks that once required hours of human labour. But that does not mean every career will disappear. The jobs most likely to survive the AI revolution are those that require human judgement, trust, creativity, physical skills, leadership or direct interaction with other people. Here are some careers that could remain strong as AI becomes more powerful. 1. Healthcare professionals Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, physiotherapists and other healthcare workers are likely to remain important. AI can help analyse medical information and support diagnosis, but patients still need human professionals to examine them, make difficult decisions and provide care. 2. Skilled trades Electricians, plumbers, mechanics, welders, technicians and construction workers work in unpredictable physical environments. AI and robots...

  AI is changing many jobs, and data analytics is one area where I’m wondering how much the role will change. Tools can now generate charts, summarize data, write SQL queries and help with basic analysis. At the same time, companies still need people who can understand business problems, work with data and make useful decisions from it. For people working in data or considering it as a career: Do you think Data Analytics is still a good career choice with the rapid growth of AI? What skills do you think will be most important going forward — SQL, Python, statistics, data visualization, business understanding, or AI tools? I’d also be interested to hear from people who are already working as data analysts. Has AI actually changed the way you work, and if so, which parts of your job have changed the most? Would be great to hear some real experiences rather than just predictions. Quote Report 1 Like Like Share Re: Is Data Analytics Still A Good Career Choice With The Growth Of AI

  Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro has arrived in the premium smartphone market with major upgrades in performance, cameras, battery life and artificial intelligence. But Apple is facing strong competition from Android phone makers. Samsung, Google, Vivo, OPPO and Xiaomi have all developed flagship smartphones that can compete with Apple’s latest Pro model in different areas. Here are five Android phones that deserve attention. 1. Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra remains one of the strongest alternatives to the iPhone 18 Pro. The flagship features a 6.9-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with a 120Hz refresh rate and is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy processor. It offers up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage. Photography is another major strength, with a 200MP main camera, 50MP ultrawide camera, 50MP 5x telephoto camera and 10MP 3x telephoto camera. The device also comes with a 5,000mAh battery, 60W wired charging and an integrated S Pen. For users who want a...

  Dangote Refinery IPO has raised N1.5 trillion from the public in less than six hours Source Quote Report 14 Likes Like Share Re: Dangote Refinery IPO Has Raised ₦1.5 Trillion In Less Than Six Hours  

  By Ogaga Ariemu Dangote Refinery IPO: Europe should thank Tinubu, Nigeria for keeping planes flying – President President of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, said Europe should thank Nigeria, under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for keeping its planes flying. Dangote made this disclosure on Monday as Dangote Refinery’s Initial Public Offering, IPO went live on the Nigerian Exchange Limited, NGX. According to him, Dangote Refinery has been the largest supplier of jet fuel to Europe since August 2026. “ Dangote Refinery is the largest supplier of jet fuel to Europe. Europe must really thank Nigeria under the leadership of President Tinubu for keeping their planes flying. I’m very serious. Right from August, September, we sold out in terms of jet fuel, we have nothing to sell anymore, we only reserve that for Nigeria . ” DAILY POST reports that Dangote Refinery’s IPO is valued at N2.15 trillion, or $1.6 billion. The refinery’s IPO comprises 4.1 billion ordinary shares, ...