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BusinessDay
I am strongly inclined to believe that the article written by one Brendan Akinsanya in BusinessDay (Tuesday, March 26, 2013)...
Mobile handsets have become one of the fastest selling items in Nigeria. Data obtained by BusinessDay Research from GfK Retail...
There are major risks inherent in the regulatory reform process in Nigeria’s financial sector, especially in terms of the policy-making...
Ironically, it was the Vatican Press itself that first maligned and disparaged the new Pope Francis I as the “unpredictable...
There are numerous lessons to be learned from developed nations. Primary among these is simply that power isn’t an end...
At the 2012 Physicians Week in Abuja, the president of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Osahon Enabulele, lamented that foreign...
The former governor of Anambra State, Chukwuemeka Ezeife, and leader of the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State...
To begin with, this article is inspired by Chuks Oluigbo’s two-part piece, “Igbos, think home!” (BusinessDay, March 7 and 21,...
The new world order comes to Durban this week – for the fifth BRICS Summit, and the first in Africa....
Bricks provide serious room for market expansion, and the dearth of brick homes is a dilemma. Let us examine some...
The fact that agriculture got less than 2 percent in Nigeria’s 2013 budget proposal indicates that the country may not...
Since the news of the mobile phone policy broke, I have had very interesting conversations with Nigerians about the what,...
Imagine taking an autumn stroll along the canals of old Amsterdam, one of Europe’s loveliest cities. The historic streets are...
In 1909, the Italian sociologist Vilfredo Pareto published his ‘Manuel D’Economie Politique’. It was an attempt to separate equity from...
Africa today presents a mixed picture. Economic growth is defying expectations. Yet, the continent as a whole is short of...