- Saturday, June 13, 2026
BusinessDay
I have been a customer service aficionado for so long. As an eternal tourist and a world traveller, I have...
Nigeria’s basic education system is straining under pressures that threaten to compromise the country’s demographic promise. The numbers are unflinching:...
The theory of political justice is based on two conceptions. The first is the ‘might-is-right’ school, which describes the illegitimate...
This book tells the story of a Nigerian child who grew up driven by curiosity concerning the world around him,...
There is a moment often uncelebrated in every leader’s journey when silence becomes louder than action. It arrives unexpectedly, usually...
Many years ago, I was the deputy head of customer service for NTA; it was referred to as Servicom. This...
Nigeria, our dear sovereign country, where nobody is oppressed, has one peculiar problem. Our people say that “ihe onye balu...
Women, wealth & power — Challenging norms. creating wealth. Changing futures. What kind of man can love a woman who...
Once again, a familiar demand dominates Nigeria’s public conversation: “We need more boots on the ground.” For communities living under...
I know some experts have written several articles concerning this subject matter. Specifically, though, this is looking at what some...
The United Kingdom’s renewed national debate on whether its jury-trial system requires sweeping reform has reopened one of the fundamental...
Too often, one hears that it is not Nigeria that needs restructuring, but the minds of Nigerians and their leaders....
On Wednesday, the 12th of November, the Professors Adeyemo and Oyinade Elebute Memorial Lecture took place in Lagos. It promised...
No one noticed the shift at first. The executives had filed into the conference room with the usual choreography, straightened...
A top Lagos designer told me recently about the quiet wars Asoebi now ignites in Nigerian families. Who gets the...
