- Tuesday, June 09, 2026
BusinessDay
A mobile policeman shot and killed a truck driver on Creek Road in the port city of Apapa, Lagos on Wednesday....
We grew up watching classics like Cinderella, Coming to America, Pretty Woman, Nollywood’s Violated and a couple of other movies...
I recently visited a “girls club” – a safe space where adolescent girls come together with trained mentors to build...
As people grow old, several changes take place both within and without, altering the way they look and behave. On...
There is no higher god in Silicon Valley than growth. No sacrifice too big for its craving altar. As long...
The need to diversify Nigeria’s revenue base has continued to gain traction by the day, especially in the light of...
The title of this piece is partly derived from the theme of the recently held Annual General Meeting of the...
In many organizations in Nigeria, the Disciplinary Committee is one of employees’ most dreaded committees, as receiving summons from it...
The decline in business faced by major e-commerce companies like Jumia and Konga was a major bone of contention on...
There are undoubtedly, more schools today – primary, secondary and tertiary – than there has ever been in Nigeria’s history....
Despite the difficult operating conditions in Nigeria’s upstream oil and gas sector over the last few years, Nigerian companies are...
Economics is not often associated with the insane. The discipline is anchored on human rationality. However, economics cannot be completely...
Demutualization is the process of converting a non-profit, mutually owned organization to a profit making, investor-owned company. Traditionally, Stock Exchanges...
In a recent article in BusinessDay, titled “Time to Unify Exchange Rates”, Rafiq Raji (a prolific commentator with incisive perspectives)...
The workforce is changing. It’s more digital, more global, diverse, automation-savvy, and social media-proficient. In the past, employees learned to...
