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Business Journal Lecture 2019 to Examine Impact of Digital Disruption

The second edition of Business Journal Annual Lecture/Awards 2019 will examine the impact (opportunities & challenges) of digital disruption on various sectors of the Nigerian economy.

The event which is scheduled for Friday, September 20, 2019 at Sheraton Hotel, Ikeja has

DIGITAL NIGERIA: The Path to Sustainable Economic Growth as theme.

Commenting on the 2019 Annual Lecture, Prince Cookey, Publisher/CEO of Business Journal said:

“The Business Journal 2nd Annual Lecture 2019 is indeed a rare opportunity for stakeholders and professionals to critically evaluate the opportunities and challenges of digital disruption on the various segments of the Nigerian economy ranging from banking, aviation, insurance and on such professions as marketing, PR and media. It would also offer a roadmap on how Nigeria could reap bountifully from the digital transformation era to achieve sustainable economic growth.”

Cookey said more details on the event would be made public in the coming days.

For participation and sponsorship: +234-8023088874, [email protected] and [email protected].

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