- Sunday, June 21, 2026
BusinessDay
In last week’s edition, I highlighted an uncomfortable truth: while Nigeria is moving steadily into an AI-driven future, many of...
Few Nigerians have managed to embody so many strands of service and excellence across different spheres of life; even fewer...
In Nigeria, weddings are not just ceremonies; they are a full-scale economy. Beneath the glamour, glitter, and guest lists lies...
Nigeria was still grappling with the disturbing murder of Brig. Gen. Musa Uba by suspected bandits when another shocking incident...
Etiquette is the customary code of polite behaviour within a society, including among members of a particular profession or group....
Every week, I find myself in conversations across health, technology, philanthropy, and development. These exchanges happen in meeting rooms, on...
Nnamdi Kanu’s conviction and sentencing to life in prison marks not just the end of a chapter in Nigeria’s uneasy...
Let us not mince words. Nigeria is not merely facing a security crisis; it is in the advanced stages of...
Financial fraud remains one of the most corrosive threats to institutions and economies across the world. Even highly developed markets,...
“Also speaking was Chairman of the Senate Committee on Gas, Jarigbe Jarigbe, who represented the leadership of the National Assembly....
Every society lives with bad arguments. But some arguments are not just bad; they are lethal. The arguments become Weapons...
NO outrage. No shock. No anger as terrorists kill Brigadier-General Musa Uba in the North-East sector. Nigerians were processing that...
Every so often, a narrative unfolds that demands more than reportage. It demands reflection. Interpretation. Contextual excavation. The newly released...
When you read about mega data centres and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructures being built across Africa, it is easy to...
Nigeria appears set for another decisive round of oil field development, coming just a year after a successful bid cycle...
