- Sunday, July 12, 2026
BusinessDay
Every human being wants to be appreciated for what he has done. It’s a fundamental need that cuts across all...
Yearly, thousands of our bright young people graduate, clutching degrees, armed with high dreams, only to find themselves stranded between...
In the real estate market, the process of identifying and rectifying defects before a property is handed over to its...
Nigeria’s power sector stands at a defining crossroads. Despite decades of reforms and billions invested, millions of homes and businesses...
When I first wrote “Predator or Prey: Being Specific and Constructive”, my appeal was simple: that Nigerians must stop describing...
Critics who dismiss Nigeria’s Eurobond oversubscription as merely a function of high yields overlook the real story behind the numbers....
Some people still see AI as something reserved for big foreign companies. What many don’t realise is that a quiet...
I still remember the first time I led a team that truly clicked, not because of pressure or intensity, but...
Lagos, Nigeria’s economic heartbeat, moves to the rhythm of its traffic — and that rhythm is chaos. Every dawn, millions...
In trading, as in business, the real goal is not just profitability—it’s maximisation. Too many market participants celebrate a winning...
The payment revolution will be won by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), not multinationals. This prediction is grounded in the...
Introduction: In Nigeria’s fast-changing business environment, information is the new oil — but only to the people who know how...
I should begin by saying this clearly: I’m not a lawyer. I speak as someone who has participated in technological...
US President Donald Trump’s designation of Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” over the killings of Christians by Islamist...
In recent years, the narrative around Northern Nigeria has taken a dangerous turn. The region, once regarded as the cradle...
