- Friday, July 03, 2026
BusinessDay
I hope you will forgive me for quibbling – which oil are we discussing here? It could well be palm...
Two years can feel both fleeting and painfully long in Nigeria. Seven hundred and thirty dawns have rolled across the...
Culture does not explain everything that affects a society; but everything that affects society profoundly can produce a culture over...
There are two views about Professor Pat Utomi’s decision to float what he called “Big Tent Coalition Shadow Government (BTCSG)”....
Several years ago, a friend of mine stepped into a coveted leadership role at a fast-scaling tech company. Bright, capable,...
Dateline White House, Washington, DC Wednesday, May 21, 2025. It was a sparring session for which each of the parties...
I love to cook, and that is official. My maternal grandmother, Mama Okene, and my mum, Mrs Josephine Awawu Amodu,...
Nigeria’s university admissions system stands as a formidable gatekeeper to the nation’s intellectual and economic future. Yet, rather than channelling...
President Bola Tinubu has launched a new national forest guard corps, signalling a bold response to Nigeria’s deepening security crisis....
In Nigeria, the story of inefficiency is not just one of lost revenue or abandoned projects — it is a...
Last week’s column took state governors to task, and the response was electric: inboxes flooded, phone lines buzzed, and hashtags...
The recent tragic killing of 14-year-old Kehinde Alade by a police officer during a traffic pursuit in Ibadan represents more...
Africa is not short of ambition—it is short of capital. The numbers tell a stark story. The continent requires over...
In principle, there is nothing wrong with a “Nigeria First” policy. After all, every government claims to put its country...
Rodrigo Roa Duterte, aka Digong, or Rody, was the President of the Philippines from 2016 to 2022. Many people in...
