Category: Social Responsibility

  • Weekend Warrior: Recharge and Relax with VTpass and cable

    The weekend is calling, and the workweek is finished! It’s time to let go of your worries, rejuvenate, and spend some quality relaxation time. However, what is the best way to utilize those valuable days off? You, however, weekend warrior, need not fear! Here’s your comprehensive guide to an amazing weekend filled with entertainment and…

  • INTERNATIONAL DAY OF EDUCATION

    “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.” – Malcolm X Why International day of Education? The international day of education is celebrated today globally. It is a day to celebrate the importance of education. And also to acknowledge the efforts of educators around the world…

  • You Are Mentally Exhausted

    You Are Mentally Exhausted

    Are you mentally exhausted and don’t know it? There always exist periods where it seems you lose interest in working and develop what can be described as an apathy towards work. Someone could even say you’re being lazy or laidback towards work. We’ll walk you through a quick test today to check if you’re dealing…

  • Bitcoin in Nigeria: After the Ban

    Bitcoin in Nigeria: After the Ban

    Recently, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) banned Nigerian banks from dealing in all forms of cryptocurrencies; including bitcoin. Why was Bitcoin banned? The Central Bank of Nigeria cited ‘use of digital currency for laundering and terrorism‘ as the chief reason for banning cryptocurrencies. This comes shortly after several bulls run in the price of…

  • E-payments in Nigeria Post-COVID

    E-payments in Nigeria Post-COVID

    E-payments in Nigeria saw a total transformation during the lockdown. Yes, the pains of COVID-19 were felt but perhaps it left us with a few lessons too. We witnessed the difficulties associated with economic stagnation and knew the importance of business activities in any economy. From the angle of finance, the pandemic gave insights into…

  • Celebrating Workers’ Day in the Lockdown

    Celebrating Workers’ Day in the Lockdown

    . . .holiday that doesn’t feel like a holiday The 1st of May of every year is officially recognized as a holiday for government workers and employees of certain private companies whose management granted the day off to celebrate Worker’s Day. The same applies to Nigeria where workers greatly appreciate the 24-hours break they get…