Technology does not transform nations - Institutions do
A woman walks into a government office after completing an online registration process. She is asked to submit printed copies...
- Thursday, July 09, 2026
BusinessDay
A woman walks into a government office after completing an online registration process. She is asked to submit printed copies...
Nigeria has emerged as one of Africa’s leading digital economies. The Information and Communication sector contributed about 17–18 per cent...
Our institutions produce job seekers, but the economy now rewards value creators. Nigeria’s youth challenge is often described as a...
By the time a nation begins to be afraid of tomorrow more than it hopes for it, something fundamental has already broken....
By the time a nation begins to be afraid of tomorrow more than it hopes for it, something fundamental has...
…The hidden risk in shifting the cost of higher education The federal government’s new lecturers’ allowance framework, reported by BusinessDay...
In Lagos, there is a phrase young Nigerians often use when someone suddenly becomes famous online: “e don blow”. It...
“Nigeria contributes enormous emotional, commercial, and audience value to European football while capturing relatively little structural value internally.” When Huddersfield...
Nigeria is a country endowed with immense Human Resources and an unmatched intellectual elite.” This statement was made by former...
In a country where economic policy is often shaped as much by politics as by principle, the rise of Taiwo...