- Sunday, July 12, 2026
BusinessDay
Let’s be honest about year-end reviews: they’re crucial, but they’re often flawed. We sit down, look back, and try to...
In recent weeks, a wave of commentary has suggested that Nigeria’s new tax regime may scare away investors, trigger capital...
When a portfolio manager at a major European pension fund decides whether to retrofit a commercial building in Hamburg or...
Let us begin with a number that speaks not of extraction, but of construction: ₦757.4 billion. That is what MTN...
Nigeria stands at a pivotal moment. With over 70 percent of our population under the age of 35, we are...
In a period when Nigeria is working hard to stabilise its economy, strengthen investor confidence, and rebuild the manufacturing sector,...
“One falsehood spoils a thousand truths.” — Ashanti Proverb, Ghana Trust is the quietest control system in any organisation —...
For years, Nigeria’s civic-tech community has worked hard to bring public finance data into the light. Anyone who has tried...
Nigeria’s renewable energy sector entered 2025 with the usual familiar structural constraints but ended it with clearer signs of consolidation,...
Nigeria finds itself at a decisive intersection of environmental urgency and public health promise. As we pursue economic growth and...
Leaders must be attentive to the yearnings of their team members. They must be good listeners. They must listen to...
Trustees in Nigeria today stand at a critical crossroads. Whether overseeing public debt issues, collective investment schemes, or corporate trusts,...
A few years ago, a relative called me from my village in Kogi State. He was excited: he had found...
As an important large-scale manufacturing sub-sector within the manufacturing sector, the cement industry contributes a growing portion to Nigeria’s gross...
The discourse surrounding housing in Nigeria frequently begins with the deficit. We speak of the millions of units required to...
