- Saturday, July 11, 2026
BusinessDay
The Minister of Finance, Taiwo Oyedele, said something at a media parley in Lagos last year, while he was still...
If you walk into any industry today, you will find a crowd. The market is always full. The noise is...
Your people are your greatest ESG asset. Empower them to drive impact from within. From the shop floors of manufacturing...
One of the most common complaints I hear from executives is this: “We can’t find good people.” The conversation usually...
In a recent article, I argued that geopolitical fragmentation may not necessarily push investment away from Africa’s infrastructure markets. In...
As Taiwo Oyedele assumes office, one of his earliest tests may be ensuring that revenue reforms strengthen collections rather than...
Each year on May 1, Workers’ Day offers a moment to recognise the contributions of people who power the economy....
The first thing you feel when you land in a country is not its culture, not its cuisine, not its...
If you run a small business in Nigeria, you know what stress means. You are the manager, marketer, accountant, customer...
Every transformation programme starts with a process map, swimlane diagrams, documented workflows, and a shared belief that the organisation understands...
Recently, in Oxford, in a room meant for forty people, we had to bring in more chairs. And then we...
Imagine walking into a dusty room in your family home and discovering an old, forgotten trunk filled with cash. For...
As a child, I had a playmate named Okuomose, meaning “War is not beautiful” in the Edo language. It sounded...
In a functioning democracy, politics is supposed to be a mandate — a transfer of trust from citizens to those...
Erasmus Ikhide’s essay is not the bold indictment it aspires to be; it is, rather, a textbook example of emotional...
