- Friday, July 10, 2026
BusinessDay
The federal government’s approval of the State Outbreak Investigation and Response Fund (S-OIRF) comes at an important moment for Nigeria’s...
In boardrooms, factories, financial institutions, technology firms, and even non-profit organisations, a quiet transformation is taking place. For...
One of the greatest mistakes multinational organisations make in Africa is the assumption that a successful leadership culture in one...
In business conversations, strategy often receives the spotlight. Leaders speak confidently about market expansion, technology adoption and competitive advantage. Yet...
A basic attempt to predict the winner. In nearly a century of World Cup history, only eight countries have ever...
Think of the teacher who spent three decades shaping young minds, the nurse who worked through countless difficult nights, and...
At this year’s Berlin Global Infrastructure Summit, one theme dominated both formal panels and private conversations: private credit is no...
Most organisations do not truly know what they believe about their customers until a complaint arrives. Mission statements are aspirational,...
When Uber disrupted transportation, Airbnb redefined hospitality, and Flutterwave transformed payments, they were not merely building companies; they were solving...
The modern American president no longer has the luxury of dealing with one crisis at a time. A missile launched...
A few years ago, a friend of mine hired a candidate who, on paper, was exceptional. First-class degree from a...
In boardrooms, factories, financial institutions, technology firms, and even non-profit organisations, a quiet transformation is taking place. For the first...
The latest Container Port Performance Index (CPPI), published by the World Bank and S&P Global Market Intelligence, contains an important...
Africa is investing heavily in infrastructure. Across the continent, governments, development finance institutions, private investors, and sovereign funds are financing...
Every year, Nigeria spends $4.0 billion — ₦5.50 trillion — importing steel, even though it has the iron ore, the...
