- Saturday, June 20, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria’s electricity sector is at a defining moment. With the Electricity Act 2023, the country has begun decentralising power—allowing states...
For years the debate on women’s leadership in Nigeria has been framed as a pipeline problem. The claim has been...
At seventy-three, the Bull still stands—unbowed, unhurried, unbroken—like an ancient force of nature that time itself has learned to respect...
As Dr. Mike Adenuga Jr. marks his 73rd birthday, it’s an opportunity to reflect on the remarkable achievements of this...
In the fast-evolving world of artificial intelligence, moments arise that signal not just incremental progress but a fundamental shift in...
On building a creative career in Nigeria — without a map, without permission, and without giving up. No one tells...
When the gap between Nigeria’s crypto-implied naira rate and the official exchange rate widened, policymakers reached for the obvious lever,...
When Boko Haram first captured global attention, many people—both inside Nigeria and abroad—struggled to understand how such brutality could emerge...
Let me begin with a simple disclaimer: I am not an economist. I am a business operator. My perspective is...
Over $550 billion has been lost to corruption since independence. A sprawling network of anti-corruption agencies. One fundamental problem: the...
In the last two weeks, we have been reviewing the leadership principles of Jesus. The purpose is to unravel what...
Stakeholders want proof, not promises. Learn how transparency drives credibility and investment. A few years ago, sustainability conversations in many...
Nigeria’s creative economy is one of the few places where the country wins — loudly, globally, undeniably. Our music fills...
When economies become unstable, responsibility increasingly falls to central banks. Recent global events have put this role to the test....
Our world and this present age are notoriously renowned for change, whether for good or for evil. Sometime in the...
