- Sunday, June 21, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria, often described as the “Giant of Africa,” once held the position as the continent’s largest and most diversified economy....
Every organisation must understand that demand will not be captured through competition alone but will be shaped or granted by...
The next billion-dollar ideas will be green. Nigeria’s youth can lead Africa’s sustainability movement. Nigeria’s youth are living through one...
Boards rarely fail because they lack intelligence. They fail because they underestimate where judgement is required. In 2026, artificial intelligence...
Fashion is often dismissed as surface — colour, fabric, taste. Something cultural, creative, or even indulgent. Yet this misunderstanding has...
In Nigeria, and across much of Africa, the dream most parents hold for their children is clear. Go to university....
Nigeria today labours under a quiet but corrosive crisis: a reign of impunity that has seeped into politics, religion, culture,...
In recent days, Nigerians have been inundated with reports suggesting that the Federal Government has introduced Value Added Tax (VAT)...
In today’s hyper-connected, fast-evolving professional landscape, the traditional career ladder is no longer a reliable path to success. Climbing steadily...
As we welcome the arrival of another new year and the thirteenth after the privatisation of Nigeria’s power sector, the...
In corporate history, building a large company is difficult. Building one that survives its founders is rarer still. So much...
…warns of possible job losses The Organised Private Sector of Nigeria (OPSN) has opposed a possible increase the Nigeria Social...
Nigeria’s recent rise in global AI readiness marks a significant moment in the country’s digital development, not because of the...
In many organisations today, artificial intelligence is discussed with urgency. Leaders feel pressure to “do something with AI” to remain...
By the end of 2025, many of us working in global development had quietly crossed a line. Not because we...
