After a season of absence from newsstands across Nigeria, BUSINES EYE Magazine is set for a return to the market as its first edition for the year 2018 hits the stands.
The latest edition, anchored on the old traditions of the magazine, which touts itself as Nigeria’s business intelligence monthly, is a bumper of 88 pages packaged in all-gloss, full-colour inside.
In a statement signed by the Publisher/Editor-in-Chief, Ibim Semenitari, the returnee magazine has been re-branded, re-packaged and re-invigorated even as it retains the great traditions that made it the go-to publication for all things business and economy.
According to Semenitari, BUSINES EYE delivers an annual prediction series, reviewing the past year and projecting, using empirical evidence on how the new year will pan out. “Of course we understand why this is very important to you. You are in business to grow the profits. You need to understand what the future holds for your business. You need to be able to cut through all the fat and foliage to get to the meat of it all.”
Semenitari said the reports in the latest edition were well-researched with such an accuracy that knows no fault. “What we have done is assemble the brightest and the best minds in the various sectors to speak to you no-holds-barred. Every piece uncovers the layers, taking away the peels that often times shroud policy.”
Reports in the latest edition cover all business genres including the government.
According to Semenitari, every page has something audible to speak about the Nigerian economy.
“Not only does it analyse the economic statistics of 2017 but much more, forecasts the 2018 horizon. This edition is a collector’s copy that nobody should miss. Those who drive Nigeria’s economy, whether at the federal, state or local government level should study our analyses and projections for their guide. They need not ignore our forecasts.”
The edition covers aviation, the environment, transportation, the Niger Delta, states’ budgets, judiciary, power sector, the economy with trending rate.
“Ten years after, we have reviewed our shared values, mission statement and vision. We haven’t changed the core of who we are. No way! We have simply upped our game to guarantee you more clarity and better service delivery. So now we are C.L.E.A.R on the values we share with you as we provide you credible business news and economic intelligence that enable development of both the public and private sectors in Nigeria.”
