- Monday, June 15, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria is faced with a precarious situation today, with food security hanging in the balance. Soaring food inflation, a relentless...
I had a lot on my mind this week. The end of Ramadan, which culminated in Eid el Fitr, Eid...
This week’s column was going to be about OJ Simpson, his life and his recent death, and the complex emotions...
News about Nigeria’s monetary policy management has been upbeat for a while. The media gladly proclaims things like “Naira gains...
The concept of performance-based organisations (PBOs) has become widely known throughout the history of organisations and performance management. However, the...
Nigeria’s power grid keeps failing, causing businesses to suddenly lose power in the middle of the day. This even makes...
By Adebayo Adeleke Companies that source from or produce for international markets must watch geopolitical issues closely because geopolitics has...
The legendary social activist and lawyer, Mahatma Ghandi, best remembered for his non-violent campaign for India’s independence from Britain, once...
It’s interesting to note that while many businesses are facing challenges such as shrinking, closing, and relocating, there are still...
Bola Tinubu, Nigeria’s president, is gloating. The economy “is looking much better,” he says, and he wants Nigerians to start...
The recent electricity tariff hike serves as a painful reminder of the daily struggle faced by millions of Nigerians grappling...
It was a landmark birthday celebration at your home, and Tunde Fagbenle was at the party. He brought along a...
The image of the quintessential leader, barking orders from a corner office, is fading fast. The digital age has ushered...
Followers are like drums and instruments, making a band and a singer outstanding in a concert. Without followers, leaders cannot...
In modern business operations, the procurement department is a pivotal player, weaving together the needs and capabilities of various internal...
