- Friday, July 10, 2026
BusinessDay
The Nigerian stock market has lost more than N13 trillion in market value since reaching an all-time high in May....
…England, South Africa and Saudi Arabia offer models for sustainable league growth The National Sports Commission’s (NSC) decision to raise...
The standoff in South Africa against nationals of other countries has become worrisome. Of all the illegal migrants, Nigerians are...
Nigeria has emerged as one of Africa’s leading digital economies. The Information and Communication sector contributed about 17–18 per cent...
…Here is exactly how to pay for it and the investment returns. 7.5 times in tax receipts alone The N1,158...
The Nigerian capital market’s aggressive drive toward modernisation has introduced an unexpected friction point for international asset managers. Following the...
Nearly five years after Nigeria conducted one of Africa’s biggest 5G spectrum auctions, the country’s next-generation mobile revolution remains concentrated...
For years, Nigeria’s response to insecurity has followed a familiar pattern: increase spending, deploy more forces, launch operations and hope...
Côte d’Ivoire is hardly the obvious place to find Africa’s next banking boom. The world’s largest cocoa and cashew producer...
History teaches that every political form eventually transforms. Nation-states are not guaranteed to exist forever. This is a fact both...
Religion remains one of the most consequential forces in Nigerian private and public life. Religion shapes identities, influences political behaviour,...
The Closed Church Door Years ago, a woman arrived at a church on her wedding morning to find the doors...
Every nation has one decision that quietly determines whether its economy rises or merely survives. For some, it was the...
Investors are betting heavily on the future of Nigeria’s insurance industry as the sector’s recapitalisation drive enters its final phase,...
The Nigerian government can no longer afford to build Nigeria by itself. Its future now depends on convincing private capital to do what...
