- Wednesday, June 17, 2026
BusinessDay
A number of African countries remain insecure. And no African country could be said to be totally secure. It is...
The Federal Government’s US$2.5 billion Eurobond offer closed on 23 February. It was highly successful with investors placing an order...
A fortnight ago, both Egypt and Nigeria successfully tapped the Eurobond market. The former raised US$4.0bn from the sale of...
The dismal performances by democratically elected governments in Nigeria in recent history has led to heated debates about the feasibility...
These are by no means the best of times for our country Nigeria. The most dastardly centripetal forces have been...
Nigeria’s current political and constitutional status quo is clearly and evidently unsustainable and the cries of “marginalization”, “secession”, “true federalism”...
Reinhold Niebuhr was one of the most influential theologians and philosophers of the twentieth century. His famous book, Moral Man...
PMB’s 3-point agenda is facing very strong challenges from all sides. The President said his focus was going to be...
This Saturday past, as I was reflecting on the situation in Ethiopia, I checked my archive of tweets on the...
Let’s start this piece by congratulating most respectfully, all engineers as we celebrate sixty years of the existence of the...
To avoid cost overruns, South Korea’s 2018 Winter Games was located in Pyeongchang, the smallest city to host the Olympics...
Dear Reader, It was towards the end of 2016 that I wrote this column last after writing consistently for about...
Africa has never had it so good politically. Democracy appears finally to be working and African strongmen are not as...
Nigeria’s adoption of federalism in the run-up to our independence in 1960 was not an accidental or arbitrary choice! I...
Over privileged underachievers! That was the term we used to designate the more privileged children of the rich, who allowed...