- Friday, June 12, 2026
BusinessDay
From the quantitative perspective, the pace at which infrastructures are being developed in Nigeria is breath-taking. Providing dragnets for millions...
Most Nigerians who resent the tendency to lower standards could not understand why someone decided to create an examining body...
I was in Form 3 at Igbobi College Yaba, Lagos in 1978 when we read Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart,...
It is no news that some Western countries, notably the United States of America and the United Kingdom, have been...
Back in this big city, one is plunged into the truly amazing trivia of British domestic politics – I found...
Nigeria’s destiny is in Nigerian hands. The country you get is the country you work for—or fail to work for....
First, let me admit two mistakes in last week’s column – there were only thirteen, not fourteen, South African Defence...
The early 1900’s witnessed great changes with respect to the place of women in society. It was indeed a period...
The surest bet on the future of energy is the need for low-carbon energy supplies. Around 80 percent of the...
I had gone to a parastatal in the Federal Secretariat Abuja for enquiries. My initial displeasure was with the man...
The starting point of an entrepreneur’s life is always challenging and that of many successful Asians in the United Kingdom,...
The front pages of Nigerian newspapers yesterday were deservedly dominated by the deportation by immigration authorities of 57 irregular immigrants...
There is in every one of us a primeval distaste for borrowing linked to the belief that indebtedness is akin...
In countries with significant financial and economic muscle, even rumour about their heads of central banks would send jitters and...
Benedict XVI, born Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger on April 16, 1927, served as leader of the Catholic Church and Sovereign of...