- Saturday, July 18, 2026
BusinessDay
The recent consistent fall in oil prices due to the surge in US shale supplies presents a new multidimensional challenge...
Since Nigeria’s financial people and economists went full throttle about the ‘doom’ and ‘dire’ outlook of 2015, the outcome of...
Ihave had cause to express the view that our people do not understand the concept of public service. That explains...
Of all the prizes and awards that have come my way in my nearly 40 years of professional and creative...
Governor Bala Ngilari’s recent behaviour like a third-rate politician who knows neither where he comes from nor where he is...
In the coming year, “divergence” will be a major global economic theme, applying to economic trends, policies, and performance. As...
The story of the gubernatorial flag-bearer of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Abia State, Okezie Ikpeazu, is a very...
For scholars of international politics and political historians, former American President Lyndon Johnson and incumbent Nigeria President Goodluck Jonathan are...
Under proposed changes, businesses will be required to demonstrate commercial substance (e.g., real and resident personnel having key responsibilities, substantive...
December 5 was the first anniversary of Nelson Mandela’s death. He became an international icon because he chose reconciliation and...
It does not seem that it was a year ago that South Africans danced and sang in the streets all...
The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), no doubt, is one of the political parties that are entering the 2015 electoral...
As political leaders of the G20 countries gathered recently in Brisbane, Australia to tackle Islamic State terrorism, Ebola, and other...
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s recent policy decisions – to increase monetary stimulus dramatically, to postpone a consumption-tax increase, and...
When American President Barack Obama appointed his administration’s first economic team, one thing was clear to all informed observers: the...