08/09/2026
🎥 Conversations from AABS 2026 Connect Conference
Africa’s distinct economic and social challenges require business schools to develop models rooted in the realities of the continent, not simply replicate traditional Western frameworks.
In this conversation, Yetunde Anibaba, Senior Lecturer in Analysis of Business Problems and Decision Making at Lagos Business School, Pan-Atlantic University, reflects on the need for African business schools to create locally relevant teaching materials, address the challenges facing their communities, and build ecosystems where young people’s entrepreneurial, technological, and AI-driven ideas can thrive and scale.
She also shares her key takeaways from the AABS 2026 Connect Conference, highlighting the conference’s focus on moving beyond institutional survival and accreditation towards meaningful impact.
▶️ Watch the interview and share your perspective: How can African business schools design models that respond more effectively to the continent’s realities?
