- Thursday, July 16, 2026
BusinessDay
• (Continued from last week) The heavyweight bout is guaranteed to go the full distance of fifteen rounds without any...
Medieval history and contemporary experiences have proven that it takes tough, cautious efforts for human beings engrossed in merriment not...
Nigeria has a Problem. No. It’s not what you think. I’m not referring to the economic recession. We seem to...
People can have different reasons for setting up businesses. The same applies to small businesses or big corporations. Regardless of...
Peter Reilly, famous organizational productivity consultant and author once asserted that: “Regardless of what title you hold or role you...
There is no doubt that the rule of law is unambiguously enshrined in the Nigerian Constitution. The only surprising thing...
After two weeks of deliberations, negotiations and meetings dragging late into the night, the 23rd session of the Conference of...
Nigeria, like most countries in the world is a pluralistic society; we are a multi-ethic, multi-cultural and multi-religious country. This,...
I write this article to bring to light, the conspiracy that is behind the continued pursuit by the Cross River State...
The tenure of the board of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) is again in the news, but for the...
One of the most valuable economic lessons I learned in the past few years relates to how rewards (financial and...
Diversity in the workplace can be defined as recognising people’s differences within the organisational context. It is important to consider...
As a tax professional in corporate employment responsible for remitting employee taxes to the government, I often get “friendly fires”...
(Continued from last week) History is never perfect. Indeed, Michael Goldfarb teases us with the seductive proposition that journalism is...
My dad once told me that his doctoral research supervisor, Dr Ron Williams, a Senior Lecturer at The University of...
