- Wednesday, June 17, 2026
BusinessDay
The Financial Times has been investigating what the plunge in the oil price since the summer of 2014 has meant for the...
Nigeria faces a paradox of having Africa’s biggest economy but not Africa’s biggest government revenue. While Nigerian economy is about...
As if “labour” and “capital” are mutually exclusive factors of production, and non-complimentary, some of my media/business compatriots blushed on...
The lack of frequent review of fees/charging structure (including the stipulated fees by PENCOM representing the maximum amounts) chargeable by...
Foreign investors and many Nigerians have grown impatient with President Muhammadu Buhari’s delay in appointing a cabinet following his end-March...
A risk management plan is a must for any project and is very important. The document should contain the high level...
Nigerian pensioners have high expectations on the new government to ensure an effective implementation of pension regulations existing in the...
No sooner had Premium Times published on Monday, August 3, 2015, the first part of its interview with erstwhile President...
Most of the world’s governments – eager to mobilize more tax revenues to finance development and curb pervasive tax-avoidance schemes,...
Last week, we traced the activist career of Ken Saro-Wiwa and examined how he became a thorn in the flesh...
World oil prices, which have been highly volatile during the last decade, have fallen more than 50 percent over the...
The current post-election financial state that the majority of the states of the federation find themselves in is the inevitable...
The tribe of Nigerian mechanics is under the threat of extinction. Because the mecho group appears not so articulate and...
The Nigerian economy is a powerful machine akin to a Formula One racing machine. Unfortunately, the economy has in the...
The need for Nigerians to change their view of agriculture as an idle man’s hobby has been reiterated, with a...