- Thursday, July 23, 2026
BusinessDay
There is a strange thing that happens to people on their way up, and almost no one notices it happening...
This week, in the face of momentous happenings in Nigeria, including the release of the kidnapped victims and teachers and...
Political independence is often mistaken for national transformation. It is not. Independence transfers authority from one government to another. Nation-building...
In Nigeria, one of the most important things many Nigerians fail to understand about investing is that their strategy should...
Last week, I argued that modern governance suffers from a curious blind spot. We measure almost everything that governments produce,...
Unknown to most people, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe (“Zik”) could with some justification claim to be an Area Boy from Lagos....
Recently, I found myself in an ambush, facing something akin to a Spanish Inquisition. I had attended the wedding of...
Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited agreed to supply natural gas to Indorama Fertiliser FZE for 16 years, locking in feedstock...
A difficult economy does not only test balance sheets. It tests character. It reveals whether an organisation’s values are real...
This was a competition you were determined to enjoy without the vicarious performance anxiety that often blighted your experience of...
It is well known in the annals of the FCT commissions and flag-offs that I am privileged to have been...
Last week, I shared my thoughts on the power of networks as a leadership asset. The response was overwhelming. In...
There is an enduring truth that has shaped modern management for more than half a century: what gets measured gets...
Let us now pause and dwell on what Harvard University has to say regarding the subject matter: “I tried finding...
The rituals of British democratic practice are watched with faint bemusement by outsiders who often do not understand what is...
