Adam Smith's business dictums from the 1800s no longer apply. That's the thinking behind management consultants James Champy and Michael Hammer's 1994 bestseller. Rigid divisions of labor — which once sped up productivity in fledgling corporate America — was now driving the sluggishness and lack of creativity holding firms back, the authors contend. They advocate for a radical redesign of the way companies process and organize their business, including regrouping multiple jobs into one.

You'll want to move into this quaint, one-bedroom castle in the Cotswolds after seeing photos. Source: SavillsDo you have fantasies about being the King of your own personal castle, but also living in an itty bitty house? The internet has done weird things to us. The Internet has also gifted us with this incredibly detailed hybrid of all your housing Pinterest posts in one. Behold Molly's Lodge, a one bedroom castle that sits on a 0.

The Director-General of the Progressives Governors Forum, Dr. Salihu Lukman, has revealed why President Muhammadu Buhari will never allow the former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, to return to the All Progressives Congress (APC). Naija News had reported that the former minister was allegedly planning to dump the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the ruling APC after meeting with the National Chairman of the APC caretaker committee, Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe State and Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello in Abuja

Nigerian Grammy-nominated singer, Seun Kuti, has opined that only the poor will make heaven. Speaking in the latest episode of the Spill With Phyna podcast, the singer claimed that anyone saving for the future does not believe in the coming of Jesus Christ. According to him, Christianity and Islam are premised in the present, therefore, those with bank accounts and savings won’t make heaven. The singer said most Nigerians would make heaven because they are poor, adding that only 48 million out of the over 200 million Nigerians have bank accounts.

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