- Friday, July 17, 2026
BusinessDay
Last week, NNPC (and indeed, the whole country) was in a furor because a plan to restructure the organization was...
Ifirst met Colonel Conrad Dibie Nwawo shortly after the civil war. I was less than 10 years old. He was...
Reactions from relevant authorities to the Lekki building collapse that claimed 35 lives and injured about 12 last week was...
Lagos, no doubt, has enormous potential for economic growth. Despite not being an oil producing state, it remains one of...
Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State has a way of being witty, sarcastic and serious at the same time. He...
Another memorable case was that of Robert Maxwell and the Pergamon Press. Ever since Robert Maxwell slipped mysteriously into the...
The word jungle is used to describe the state of being uncivilized, unpolished, raw, existing by the law of primitive...
Something interesting has emerged in voting patterns on both sides of the Atlantic: Young people are voting in ways that...
Africa’s rise is in danger of faltering. After years during which the continent’s economy grew at an average annual...
Forty years ago I worked on the Indian economy for the World Bank. Ever since, I have been fascinated by...
PresidentJacob Zuma undertook a state visit to Nigeria last week – a country he knows very well. But the Nigeria...
On Saturday of last week (March 12, 2016), a sleepy rural community near a flood plain in Wudil area in Kano...
There is no gain saying that private involvement in many sectors of the Nigerian economy has greatly contributed in no...
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen famously suggested that famines do not occur in democracies, because accountable governments will do everything they can to avoid...
I have always been a fan of Comrade Adams Oshiomhole. As a student activist then in the University of Benin...
