- Sunday, June 21, 2026
BusinessDay
They were contemporaries – scions of important “returnee” families who made good. In their early professional lives, they were friends,...
QUOTE: In this Pandemic, we need to do those things that make us happy that can stabilise our mental health...
Christianity and Islam are the two Abrahamic religions that have been well consolidated in Nigeria. In that connection, no fewer...
Conflict is an inevitable occurrence in every workplace because where two or more people are congregated; a skirmish will surely...
Last week, I huge Nigerians to stop the unnecessary eulogy for the founding fathers. This because they failed to put...
In January of 2012, I watched with dismay as the labour unions, youth groups and civil society groups shut down...
“We are very grateful to Britain for giving us Nigeria. It is a great thing to belong to a big...
Two weeks ago, I anticipatorily celebrated the resumption of public worship scheduled for 21/6/20, bade bye to my Holy Cross...
With the increasing negative impacts of COVID 19, chief executive officers, senior management and boards of most profit and non-profit...
A few weeks ago, I began to write about the need for us to start the necessary steps to restart...
Thank God for cable or satellite television; depending on what you like to call it. Whenever you receive visitors at...
A few days ago, the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, in response to remarks by the former Emir of Kano, Sanusi...
Anyone who wants Nigeria to be regarded as a civilised and prosperous society would be concerned about the arbitrariness by...
QUOTE: My column this week is an interview with Janine Dow, head of francophone African banks at Fitch Ratings in...
QUOTE: Nigeria is currently the largest economy in Africa and deserves a better public transportation system. With a gross domestic product...
