- Saturday, July 11, 2026
BusinessDay
Across global labour markets, artificial intelligence is no longer experimental. It is operational. Banks use it to screen transactions. Hospitals...
The Electoral Act, 2026 has finally come into force. Its enactment confirms the demise of the old order that never...
Artificial intelligence has shifted from a speculative future technology to a force shaping everyday life. It fuels productivity tools, powers...
I am on the train leaving Davos, watching the Alps disappear behind a curtain of snow, my body finally catching...
Every few weeks, the global development calendar seems to pull us into another summit, forum, or conference. Davos. Munich. African...
Gifts feel simple: you hand over money or an asset to someone you care about, and, in your mind, the...
Lagos has become one of the clearest examples in Africa of how a housing market can quietly metastasise into macroeconomic...
The failure of Nigeria’s national grid does not leave the country in darkness. It transitions between systems. As markets reopen,...
As Nigeria and other African nations accelerate their digital transformation, expanding mobile money, real-time payments, and cross-border fintech platforms, a...
With over two decades of hands-on experience in Nigeria’s downstream oil and gas industry, Gini Chukwuma Williams has steadily built...
The new tax laws, Nigeria Tax Act (NTA) 2025 and Nigeria Tax Administration Act (NTAA) 2025, took effect on January...
Parveen Smith is a globally recognized transformative leader, coach, and keynote speaker whose work in emotional well‑being, leadership, and personal...
In boardrooms across the world, three letters now shape corporate sustainability: E-S-G. Environmental. Social. Governance. These three letters are now...
Nigeria has stood at moments like this before – moments when a single reform quietly alters the destiny of millions;...
The death of Ifunanya Nwangene from a snakebite in Abuja was not a freak accident. It was the predictable outcome...
