- Saturday, July 11, 2026
BusinessDay
Ebenezer Obey’s song on the government’s Operation Feed the Nation (OFN) policy in the late 70s had the following lyrics:...
It is another Monday morning. And Nigeria continues to struggle with its democracy. The struggle, if we may reiterate, is...
Nigeria’s food import is growing by about 11 percent per annum, with top imports including wheat, rice, sugar and fish....
In spite of my interest in aeroplanes, I did not know anything about Aerospace Engineering. Although my parents were not...
Since late 2013, China has been engaged in the frenzied creation of artificial islands and the militarization of the South...
A year on and I am sitting on a tropical island, eating my dinner on the beach and, like in...
As a growing child, I had developed a very keen interest in flight; no aircraft passed my hometown without getting...
The fact of the matter is that Nigeria operates two broadly classified foreign exchange markets. There is the official market,...
The Nigerian government has certainly been feeling the pinch since the oil price slide began to hammer public finances. Against...
The United States, the European Union, and Western-led institutions such as the World Bank repeatedly ask why the Middle East...
The anti-corruption agencies are also hindered by complicated laws, like the Anti-Money Laundry Act that requires not only proof of...
It’s not uncommon to find young graduates lament the paucity of employment opportunities in our economy. Even in good times,...
After perhaps the worst start to a season, in which his club, Chelsea FC of England, had only been able...
Here in Nigeria, ginormous amounts of money have been spent on projects that were neither controlled nor monitored. It is...
In his 1996 book Unlimited Access: An FBI Agent Inside the Clinton White House (Washington, D.C., Regnery Publishing, Inc), Gary...