- Saturday, June 20, 2026
BusinessDay
I’m spending six days as a tourist in Lagos, Nigeria. A lot of people seem to think that’s pretty...
Characteristically, like most of his public utterances, Tunde Fashola drove home his points convincingly. You could almost touch with bare...
So, what I would like to share today is simply an experience I had when I travelled to England several...
Mining is simply the extraction of valuable minerals cum other geological materials from the earth crust, usually from lode, vein,...
I must commend my brother, Tope Fasua, an economist and CEO of Global Analytics Consulting, for unveiling a much awaited...
After a year of record humanitarian needs, 2017 looks set to be even more challenging for aid agencies as they...
A recent statement attributed to the Honourable Minister of State for Petroleum, claims that Nigeria loses $1 billion annually to...
When I was in Argentina last week, I was reminded of the devastating power of high inflation. Argentina’s annual inflation...
There is an actual need for civil servants in Nigeria, who make the majority of the country’s labour force, to...
The Nigerian Army announced on December 24, the cheery news that the last stronghold of the dreaded Boko Haram terrorist...
In 2009, while addressing members of the UK Conservative Party, David Cameron gave notice of sweeping spending cuts whenever the...
One does not need to be a Harvard-trained economist to know that when an organisation’s source of revenue is affected,...
Every time an accident happens in or around a worship place in Nigeria these days, some young fellows who think...
“In a world of plenty, we can spread a smile of joy; throw your arms around the world at Christmas...
A satellite is a celestial object or spacecraft that orbits another object while serving for a particular purpose. It could...
