- Saturday, June 20, 2026
BusinessDay
In mid-1944, the tide of the 2nd World War had turned decisively. The entry of the USA into the war...
In the first part of this piece, we argued that a strong repayment culture, which should be promoted by operators,...
Taking a jog the other day I saw this middle aged man also in exercise gear walking briskly towards me,...
Ahmed Joda—husband, father, friend, journalist, super permanent secretary, patriot and statesman—has just transited to the great beyond. At 91, we...
I have found that there are two fundamental requirements for effective leadership – and everything revolves around these two. In...
The well-known idiom “You will reap what you sow” is a proverb that talks much about future consequences which are...
In its simplest form, blockchain is a new database architecture. Its major distinction is decentralization. As opposed to having databases...
Recent security situation in Nigeria is very alarming and it poses a great threat to the future of the nation....
A common view in political economy literature is that the disciplining forces of globalisation constrain the behaviour of governments; that...
Being intentional about childbirth stops self-immolation – Just ask the Chinese. Until fairly recently, China had the world’s strictest population...
As far as the Commodore could determine, no rules of the Club had been broken. Besides, the actual venue of...
“Are you seriously blaming the victims right now?” someone asked me a few days ago on Twitter. The question came...
On the 15th of August, 2021, the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan ceased to exist. Its President, Ashraf Ghani, a Professor...
In his famous book, The Leviathan, the English political philosopher Thomas Hobbes depicts a state of nature where “the life...
Given the fixity of idiomatic expressions, the deployment of supposedly similar expressions sometimes leads to unintended meanings and a breakdown...
