- Saturday, July 11, 2026
BusinessDay
In 2024, artificial intelligence felt like magic. You signed up for a $20 subscription, asked it to write a proposal,...
Taiwo Oyedele has arrived at the Ministry of Finance as the most technically accomplished tax architect Nigeria has ever appointed...
There is a question that comes up often when people discuss African trade and economic development: why, with so much...
The numbers look impressive on the surface. A Google and Ipsos survey published earlier this year found that 88 per...
When Sam Abu assumed office as Country Senior Partner for PwC Nigeria and Regional Senior Partner for the firm’s West...
Chapter Two, Section 14 (b) of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria (as amended) is explicit when it states that the...
In a surprising turn of events this year, three to four banks in Nigeria decided not to pay dividends to...
In the Biblical story of Esau and Jacob, Esau surrendered his birthright for a mere plate of porridge. It was...
Walk into any busy market in Lagos or Accra and you will find vendors accepting mobile payments without a second...
Over the past few months, I have spent time in boardrooms, conference halls, government offices, airports, and more than a...
A few years ago, I visited the executive war room of a large financial institution. The setup was impressive. Giant...
In March of this year, Enhancing Financial Inclusion and Advancement (EFInA) convened its International Women’s Month gathering under the theme,...
Nigeria’s National Development Plan (2021–2025) identifies the protection of women’s maternal health as a key driver of national development. Central...
Recently, someone sent me an unsolicited WhatsApp message. As a columnist, and being naturally curious, I read any written message...
Before a Nigerian bank board approves a core system migration, four questions can predict whether the programme will deliver zero...
