- Friday, July 17, 2026
BusinessDay
As widely acknowledged, the ‘old normal’ of high oil prices – oil prices at $100.00 per barrel and above –...
The indigenization decree was passed in the mid 70s so that Nigerians could increasingly own shares in businesses operating in...
Two years ago, I invited to attend a birthday anniversary of a woman who just clocked 40 then. The jester...
The recent wave of clamour for Biafra calls for serious concern, especially because of the approach being adopted by the...
Investors in Nigeria were hugely disappointed with the outcome of the MPC meeting with no announcement on FX liberalisation, and...
Also in recent times, the government and a lot of businesses have been finding it difficult to manage projects effectively...
Currency-market volatility has been around for decades, if not centuries. Wide gyrations in exchange rates became a staple of international...
The world economy is experiencing a turbulent start to 2016. Stock markets are plummeting; emerging economies are reeling in response...
In 2008, the Commission on Growth and Development, which I had the privilege of chairing, produced a report updating our...
Q: Terrorists are not normal, rational beings: Most studies of terrorism demonstrate that terrorists are generally quite sane. The tactic...
At the start of most new businesses or turnaround of an existing venture, a business plan is usually required for...
Everyone seems to be talking about – and condemning – today’s rising level of economic inequality. Fuelled by jarring statistics...
Over the years, measles has remained one of the most deadly infectious diseases known to man. An airborne virus, measles...
Capitalism is defined as an economic and political system in which a country’s trade and industry are controlled by private...
Most of those who devote themselves to safeguarding human rights worldwide would agree that this is a very bad time...
