Decolonising Africa Business Practices : Pro-Indigenous Marketing Pathways to a Paradigm Shift, delivered as the 15th Inaugural Lecture of Pan-Atlantic University by Professor Ogechi Adeola.

Promoting, Protecting Preserving Human Dignity Through Media Practices, edited by Ifeyinwa Awagu and Celestine Kezie, explores the essential role of media in safeguarding human rights, ethical values, and personhood. Combining scholarly research with practice-based insights, this volume examines contemporary media operations and challenges conventional narratives to show how responsible journalism can protect collective well-being. It is a compelling resource for academics, media practitioners, policymakers, and anyone interested in the critical intersection of media ethics and human dignity.

Studies in Nigerian Peoples and Culture Strategy for Sustainable Development, edited by Ifeyinwa V. Awagu, Perekunah Bright Eregha, and Tunde Decker, provides a comprehensive, multidisciplinary exploration of the cultural, social, and economic dynamics shaping modern Nigeria. Integrating historical perspectives with economic analysis, the volume outlines practical strategies for leveraging indigenous knowledge, cultural identity, and social structures to foster sustainable national development. It serves as a vital resource for scholars, policymakers, and development practitioners dedicated to understanding and advancing the Nigerian socioeconomic landscape.

To Serve Is to Live Autobiographical Reflections on the Nigerian Condition by Pat Utomi is an inspiring journey through leadership, nation-building, and character development in Nigeria. Spanning from his early years as a nineteen-year-old student leader in the 1970s to his roles as a presidential advisor and political economist, Utomi uses personal reflections to evaluate how Nigeria has been led and the sacrifices required for the common good. Written with a readable, narrative style, this book offers essential insights for industry leaders, public servants, and anyone interested in the political economy and soul of Nigeria.

Managing People in Retail and Hospitality in Africa A Practitioners Guide, edited by Dr. Belinda Nwosu and David Butler, is an indispensable reference manual designed for industry professionals, investors, and aspiring practitioners in the African retail and hospitality sectors. Across 19 engaging chapters organized into five key thematic areas workforce, service, talent, culture, and learning the book delivers actionable, non-technical insights into managing talent and delivering exceptional customer experiences within Africa39s dynamic business landscape.

Apples, Barrels and Workplace Flourishing Striving for Ethical Identity By Kemi Ogunyemi

Not by Chance Memories of Lagos Business School by Albert Alos chronicles the inspiring history and evolution of LBS from its humble beginnings into a world-class institution. Featuring personal reflections and commentary from key figures like Chief Olu Akinkugbe and the late Pascal Gabriel Dozie, the book highlights how visionary leadership and community support created a premier center for learning and character development. It is an essential read for alumni, business leaders, and anyone interested in African business history and institutional excellence.

Thrive Mastering E-Commerce the African Way is edited by Professor Uchenna Uzo - Retail expert, speaker, and Faculty Director at Lagos Business School. Elo Umeh - Founder and CEO of Terragon Group. Olu Akanmu - Former President and Co-CEO of OPay Nigeria

The WISCAR Mentoring Book Developing Women to Build a Better Nation blends mentorship theory with 16 years of practical insights to help young women gain the strategic skills needed for career advancement and workplace leadership.