- Tuesday, June 23, 2026
BusinessDay
The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), which now comes into effect on 30 December 2025, will change how global trade...
Last week, I wrote about why digital health in Africa won’t thrive without deeper local investment, not only in money...
For many years, success in business has been measured by profitability, market share, and growth. While these indicators remain vital,...
Reactions, as usual, have followed the report issued by the IMF after its regular annual visit to Nigeria. The IMF...
For too long, the gospel of zoning and rotational presidency (a well-intentioned strategy to balance Nigeria’s ethnic diversity) has devolved...
The Supreme Court judgement on the Edo 2024 governorship election has grave implications for constitutionalism, democracy, and the rule of...
The time for half-measures and empty promises has passed. African governments must take immediate, decisive action to combat the proliferation...
We cannot but recollect that back in 1980, when we were in distress, the United States of America wanted Nigeria...
The call to end open defecation in Nigeria has been loud but not necessarily effective. Billboards declare it. Campaigns trumpet...
Africa stands at a historic inflexion point—demographically vibrant, resource-rich, and increasingly interconnected. Yet, the continent’s economic engine remains mainly underpowered....
Last month, CNN anchor Jake Tapper and Axios political reporter Alex Thompson released their much-anticipated tell-all book, Original Sin: President...
Once upon a time, Enugu’s tourism potential lay buried under the coal dust that once fuelled locomotives and lit up...
On Tuesday, July 1, while travelling with him from Enugu to Aba, his phone kept on ringing endlessly. Typical of...
Nigerians have long desired an overhaul of the tax system. They finally got their wish. But do the new tax...
There is a growing sense of restlessness among today’s African youth. Many are questioning the systems that surround them. They...
