- Tuesday, July 28, 2026
BusinessDay
When there is a conflict between an individual’s words and his visible actions, I have learnt to focus on deeds...
Last week, I delivered the first instalment of this series on corruption. This extended and revised version is based on...
It was Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd president of the United States of America, who said that “the only thing...
On 23 June 2016, the Britons conducted a referendum to either remain or leave the European Union (EU). Before the...
Nigeria is technically in a recession. Gross Domestic product plunged from 6.3% growth in 2014 to 2.7% in 2015. Specifically...
Reforms succeed when leaders are trusted, open-minded Fuel prices have risen. The naira now trades freely, almost. All government...
Last week Monday 4th of July, precisely a week to the day, a rather unusual ceremony took place at Entebbe...
Everyone is born equal and endowed with certain inalienable rights: life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. However these rights...
The international edition of The New Webster’s Dictionary of the English Language defines community as a body of people...
In 2010, August 24 and 30, I wrote two articles with the above topic. The key point I made in...
Last week, I was driving down the Mobalaji Bank- Anthony Road in Ikeja, Lagos, when I noticed some confusion around...
Recently, my attention was drawn to the piece published by Businessday on Friday 24 June 2016. The piece was titled...
Misuse of judiciary to enervate legislature is concerning The Senate, “the chamber that can most often frustrate presidents,” Adrian Wooldridge...
Like everybody else, I was really stunned by the outcome of the much-awaited British referendum on EU membership which took...
Uncle, welcome!” That was Luka, my friend Jumbo’s nine-year-old son. I waited for his usual greeting in full. A ritual,...
