- Friday, June 12, 2026
BusinessDay
I attended the Africa Business Conference at the Lagos Business School (LBS) recently, and I am happy I did. The...
In December 2010, I became President of Guinea following the country’s first truly open and democratic elections. I said then...
The Nigerian fixed income market has experienced increased volatility in recent days, with yields backing up substantially to multi-month highs...
In line with the long-established tradition of this column, this week we review the half-term performance of President Goodluck Jonathan....
The motorcycle (okada) has no future in Nigeria unless it can be forced to conform to a number of stringent...
Occasionally, among the multitude current conferences, one comes along that catches the eye. Such was the case with a day...
There has recently been a lot of misinformation and misconception in our public debate on debt. My goal in this...
I have always had a soft spot for Microsoft, the American software giant founded by William Henry Gates, the most...
I was lying lazily on my favourite couch at home when a young man suddenly appeared on the screen with...
The decision to move this edition of our 100-day accounting period to LASU and dedicate it to communicating with higher...
Much has been said about the huge need for affordable housing in Nigeria and the dearth of supply, particularly in...
On June 1-3, Japan hosted the fifth meeting of TICAD, the Tokyo International Cooperation on African Development. The meeting is...
I have chosen for this column, on the sixth anniversary of my writing weekly for BusinessDay, to provide another canter...
When bombers attacked the finish line of the Boston Marathon killing 3 and injuring 264 people, I thought it was...
[This satire was originally published in The Guardian on Sunday 29 January 1989 when I was Editorial Page Editor &...