- Tuesday, July 28, 2026
BusinessDay
There are only two things we Nigerians truly worship: money and power. In some of my moments of exasperation,...
As part of my contribution to BusinessDay’s “The face of recession series”, I am republishing a three part series about...
The Vision 2010 Committee in its final report estimated that about 70 per cent of the economic activities in Nigeria...
It is somehow ironic that the last quarter that confirms Nigeria’s dramatic economic decline from a 6 percent growth to...
Last week, the cat was let out of the bag; the woman who had been hiding her pregnancy was delivered...
Since independence in 1960, the road to economic development has been thorny and a painful one for Nigeria. Most of...
Emerging market economies currently in or teetering on the brink of recession eerily have one thing in common: political wrangling....
A great American popular novelist once began one of his epic fables with the opening lines about its major...
Recently, on August 26, governors of the All Progressives Congress (APC), under the banner of the Progressive Governors’ Forum (PGF),...
The East Asian miracles of the 1990s, and the earlier economic transformation of South Korea, were built upon several...
(They chop, let them chop) (Ask not what your government can do for you; think what you can do for...
My hand wanders over the remote control and I wonder whether I should. I finally go from the Documentary channel...
By now, even fanatical supporters of Mr Buhari have reconciled themselves to the reality that he is not the messiah...
The day the deadline for banks to remit all federal government deposits in their treasuries to the Treasury Single Account...
The need to reduce poverty among Nigerians has been a long standing policy of government at all levels –at the...