- Saturday, July 11, 2026
BusinessDay
There are moments in life when one discovers, almost by accident, that influence does not always announce itself with noise,...
As the dying embers of the International Women’s Day (IWD) celebrations become dim, with the funfair and fanfare simmering, we...
Soft landing is not accident; it is architecture. It is the quiet craft of cushioning consequence. It privileges continuity over...
In a world where female empowerment is too often spoken of in theory rather than realised in practice, the Council...
There is a particular kind of silence that follows a kidnapping. It is not the absence of sound, but the...
In Nigeria, social media is often awash with celebratory posts of honorary degree recipients. The self-aggrandising stunts often feature pictures...
On the 16th February, 2026, the Dangote Industries Group announced major appointments to drive its vision 2030 which is to...
Imo State’s politics has always been a theatre of competing logics – zoning, equity, providence, and the charisma of individuals...
In the unseen architecture of modern civilisation—where whispers outrun the wind and economies pulse through invisible conduits—Nigeria’s telecommunications sector stands...
Anxieties that dominated President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s London trip were chiefly about his ability to go through the public events,...
Nigeria’s electricity sector has, for decades, embodied a striking paradox: a nation endowed with vast generation potential yet persistently unable...
Like a well-curated script from a Nollywood flick, the Senate recently rejected the defection attempt of Senator Eyinanya Abaribe on...
In November 2025, the British Council hosted the Language, Education and Inclusion Conference in Abuja. The event brought together policymakers,...
In the last decade, I have deliberately avoided publicly commenting on Nigeria’s often toxic political discourse. Two reasons guided this...
Introduction: When global crises reshape history History often reminds us that global conflicts rarely remain regional. They ripple across continents,...
