- Tuesday, June 23, 2026
BusinessDay
In Nigeria, trust has been the original credit score for centuries. From market traders offering ‘pay later’ on garri to...
“A child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth.” — African Proverb...
“Oga, I’m sorry. That’s how God wants it. He is dead.” That was the shattering message I received at about...
Human Capital stands as a cornerstone for economic growth. When its skills, knowledge, abilities, and experiences are enhanced and optimised,...
One of the events that reveals the authentic character of every leader is when achievements are made in a team....
A large population is often hailed as a sign of national strength. For decades, we’ve taken pride in our numbers,...
For decades, companies have relied on the same narrow hiring playbook: screen for degrees, filter for years of experience, and...
On Saturday, July 12, 2025, Lagos once again shut itself down for local government elections. From 6:00 AM to 3:00...
For nearly two decades, I have called Lagos Island home, a vibrant hub teeming with life, commerce, and history. Yet,...
The news of Muhammadu Buhari’s passing yesterday in London serves as a stark reminder of a universal truth: all men...
From Daura’s dust to Abuja’s throne, He rose with a soldier’s tone. A man of iron, yet cloaked in grace,...
Buhari’s death divides Nigerians. The death of former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on 13 July 2025 has provoked a deeply...
Africa’s digital transformation is accelerating, with growing investment, innovation, and expanding access. But infrastructure and investment gaps impede the scale...
Positive developments continue to flow from the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), propelled by its dynamic president, Dr. Ike...
In a society where hardship is often reframed as heroism and systemic neglect is routinely excused by personal triumphs, it...
