- Saturday, June 13, 2026
BusinessDay
Years ago, I sat across the table from the CEO of a fast-growing company who asked me something few executives...
Life is full of parallels. But some parallels are stranger than fiction. Who, for instance, would think there are similarities...
The World Sickle Cell Day (WSCD) was observed in Nigeria and several other parts of the world last week, on...
I was a teenager at Queen of Apostles College in Kaduna when I read the first novel of African literary...
“To break this cycle, Nigeria must invest in a multi-stakeholder approach to employability. Government, academia, employers, and civil society must...
On June 16, 1976, thousands of black students in Soweto took to the streets, demanding quality education and rejecting the...
Conversation about “reimagining Nigeria” has become a familiar refrain in our national discourse, with an ambitious timeline of achieving developed...
Boom! Brent crude is climbing again, and Nigeria’s foreign exchange market just might be able to catch its breath, at...
When Israel launched Operation Rising Lion in the early hours of June 13, 2025, most Nigerians were asleep. The footage...
Recently, Dr Akinwunmi Adesina, the outgoing president of the African Development Bank (AfDB) stirred the hornet’s nest when he said...
Nigeria’s educational system faces a linguistic crisis that we have been reluctant to acknowledge. While we obsess over pedagogy, teacher...
It was a crisp fall morning in 2011 when a top executive at a leading tech company received a call...
Nigeria’s housing crisis is not about scarcity – it is about a state that has abdicated its responsibility to provide...
These are turbulent times. It is high season for the public commentariat. In Yelewata, near Makurdi, in Benue State, two...
My spirit has been pretty much at its lowest ebb, and I have been doing my best to climb out...
