- Wednesday, June 17, 2026
BusinessDay
I woke up this morning with the Mike Okri’s song ‘Time na Money’ reverberating through the air with a classic ambience....
There is understandable consternation over Uganda’s plan to send almost 300 health workers to Trinidad and Tobago. The plan reportedly...
As Governor Raji Fashola takes his exit from power it is necessary to ask him why he was not...
Harmony is a universal aspiration. The English word comes from the Greek harmonia, meaning concord. In China too, I am...
Nigeria’s president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, no doubt has a huge burden upon his shoulder. Nearly every sector throughout the country is...
With just about three weeks to the inauguration of a new federal government in what has been described as a...
Last month, the Netherlands hosted the Global Conference on Cyberspace 2015, which brought together nearly 2,000 government officials, academics, industry...
The world today is beset with two great problems: the problem of terrorism and that of leadership. The spate of...
It started like a trivial development that would soon fizzle out with time. Most government officials that spoke about it...
The image conjured in the minds of Nigerians by the word “police” is a far cry from the representation of...
From the foregoing, it can be said that the professional agent must not only have the necessary training and competence...
For quite some time now, the issue of subsidy on petroleum products in the country has elicited both concerns and...
It is now certain that someone from the Southeast will be appointed the next secretary to the government of the...
Europe’s migration crisis exposes a fundamental flaw, if not towering hypocrisy, in the ongoing debate about economic inequality. Wouldn’t a...
Professionalising is derived from the term profession/professional. A professional connotes a person with a distinct competence for a specified function...