- Tuesday, June 16, 2026
BusinessDay
An important aspect of grammar which does not get so much attention in language teaching is parallelism. Parallelism is the...
The proceedings were well along the way by the time you reached the venue, on the sixth floor of the...
A few years ago, I wrote an article titled, the future is retail. The article was a self-fulfilling prophecy for...
There are some things in life that one never forgets. I may not remember the joke I told for the...
Although Africa’s healthcare systems are still largely underdeveloped, the continent can boast of its rich natural resources. It is therefore...
The sources of technological knowledge are wide and varied. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), trade in capital goods and licensing of...
For Lagosians, rain holds a special fascination and much of it is rooted in the supernatural and the mythological. In...
The president of Nigeria is extremely powerful. He’s even more powerful than the US president. It is conventional to describe...
It was many years ago that a young lady arrived in a salon in a flourish holding what seems like...
In our rapidly changing world, leaders are faced with the imperative of fostering inclusive environments where diversity of thought...
Beyond being used to communicate and share ideas, as primarily described, language serves the purpose of creating identities, constructing ideologies...
There has been a lot of talk all over the world lately about Artificial Intelligence (AI). The history of AI,...
In the 1970s through the 1990s, during the heady days of pan-Africanism and dependency theory, it was taken as gospel...
Every year, hundreds of Sub-Saharan Africans, Middle-Easterners and Central Asians lose their lives by crossing dangerous waters into Europe on...
The Nigerian educational sector, with particular reference to government funded schools, has suffered immensely in the last few decades and...
