- Tuesday, July 28, 2026
BusinessDay
Unrepentant beggars? Nigerian authorities are set to launch a US$1 billion Eurobond, could be by late September or October...
All is not well with the soul of Nigeria. Unless we want to indulge in self-deceit we must acknowledge...
I just finished a piece in an International lifestyle magazine about a 32 year old lady who had been...
When Tudor King Henry VIII (1491 – 1547) became desperate and wanted to divorce his legitimate wife – Catherine of...
In January 2016, the IMF projected that Nigeria’s economy would grow by 4.1percent! By April, the Fund reduced that...
That the Nigerian economy is in a recession and we seem to have no answer is not surprising. Recessions...
Few issues elicit a more contentious debate than banking in Nigeria, especially after the dramatic collapse of a large...
I am particularly disturbed about the incessant non-payment of workers’ salaries and pensions by several state governments in...
Zambians go to the polls this week (11 August). They would also be asked to endorse a constitutional amendment...
Leadership is an age-old problem in political philosophy as well as in the more modern science of strategy. There...
He used to call her Twinkle star, my little pumpkin, sweetheart as they grew up. She adored him, he...
Last week, I discussed what I felt were the reasons why African leaders found it particularly difficult to leave...
Markets and Investors were stunned on Monday July 4, 2016 when the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announced that...
There is no doubt that Nigeria is in dire economic straits right now. It does not matter what name...
Following the decline in oil prices – from the peak of US $112 per barrel in the summer of...