- Saturday, June 20, 2026
BusinessDay
The recognition of casual employment by the law is not a validation of the practice of casualisation which appears to...
Africa’s economic outlook remains resilient, even as geopolitical tensions and global trade uncertainty continue to create headwinds. According to the...
Boards have focused heavily on efficiency and automation, but far less attention has been given to how AI is reshaping...
1. Anambra State Battles Disinformation on Burial Ceremonies The Anambra State Government and House of Assembly have officially denied reports...
Tanimu Yakubu’s argument is intellectually elegant but fiscally evasive. His central error is that he defends deficits in theory, while...
The 1990 film Green Card told a relatively innocent story: a French immigrant and an American woman enter a marriage...
Over time, Nigeria’s economic structure has evolved into one that relies heavily on importation for goods that could be produced...
The history of Nigerian football pre- and post-colonisation is very well documented. In the colonial era, our affiliation was with...
Last week, we started the conversation on your people as your brand. As a service provider, the members of your...
For years, ESG conversations have been dominated by climate targets, carbon disclosures, and green financing. Yet, the most transformative business...
In Nigeria, there’s a common misconception that only salaried workers and registered companies are liable for tax payments. Many people...
Nigeria is not struggling to generate revenue. That reality should fundamentally shift how its economic challenges are understood. The core...
The 8:00 AM bank branch opening is a relic. It costs banks money, drains staff, and ignores how Nigerians bank...
Every investor decision begins with a simple question: What do I really know about this organisation, its leadership, strategy, and...
Those who speak glibly about deficits, debt and fiscal expansion often reveal not economic sophistication, but economic illiteracy disguised as...
