- Saturday, June 13, 2026
BusinessDay
In the last couple of years, crowd-funding has proved to be an easy and convenient way for raising funds from...
One year after shuttering its decrepit refineries to ostensibly rehabilitate them, the Federal Government of Nigeria has approved $1.5 billion...
Until recently, the word ‘insurgence’ was alien to the Nigerian society. But the activities of the jihadist terrorist group popularly...
Due largely to the nature of its environment, which is very challenging, Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial nerve centre, has laws on...
Nigeria has an abundance of sunlight, wind, water, and with the rise of renewable energy sources as the next big...
In Nigeria, the new normal, which defines the new way people live, work and relate is not restricted only to...
We are seeing an avalanche of unresolved customer complaints in the electricity sector and the Distribution Companies (DisCos) are either...
The recent revelation by the Senate Committee on Public Accounts that some government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) have continued...
Besides being a major aid to trade, transportation is also an economic growth enabler, especially in large cities. A good...
At no time does Nigeria have the need to unlock growth in its economy than now when the noose is...
Many countries and international oil companies have introduced targets to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 but, increasingly, attention is turning...
New gas producers in Africa have a chance of leveraging digital technologies to build competitive edge over their older counterparts...
Many Nigerians react negatively to any news about electricity tariff increase and this is largely due to the perception that...
Nigeria has approximately 200,000 kilometres of roads. Of this number, 34,000 kilometres belong to the federal government and these are...
Until recently, the word ‘insurgence’ was alien to the Nigerian society. But the activities of the jihadist terrorist group popularly...
