- Friday, June 12, 2026
BusinessDay
Democracy does not always die with the sound of boots, bullets or decrees. Sometimes it dies quietly, under the cover...
It had rained just before dawn. You had purchased a ticket online to see the film ‘MICHAEL’ at Lekki Purple...
Nobody announces the moment it happens. One minute the room is engaged in genuine strategic thinking, arguments sharp, analysis precise,...
I stared. Everybody stared. Our eyes followed a young lady whose entire dress motif was leopard skin. She had a...
At the recent Platform event, Tosin Eniolorunda, CEO of Moniepoint Ltd, stated that Nigeria has a role model problem. Using...
Last year, I cautioned a woman about her children’s activities within her beer parlour space, telling her that it was...
DEAR FEMALE CEOS, Are you setting the table — Or just sitting at it? You made it. Not in the...
Nigeria is one of the most powerful states in Africa. It commands vast natural resources, possesses one of the world’s...
It is a common political maxim, which carries more than a kernel of truth. Divided parties don’t win elections. Equally,...
For over three decades, Alaba would remind me of a joke I had told him in London. Shegar, the Irish...
If there is one fact that people everywhere in the world would agree on, it is that the world is...
Nobody in the boardroom will say it out loud. Not the seasoned executive who spent three weeks litigating a sequencing...
I will start today’s intervention with the well-known thoughts of some ancients. Machiavelli stated the obvious when he told us...
Part 1: Designing wealth What you built is only the beginning of what you own. This letter is not for...
Can Nigeria’s states anchor development, or are they merely administrative units waiting each month for federal allocations? This question is...
