- Friday, June 12, 2026
BusinessDay
The United Kingdom’s renewed national debate on whether its jury-trial system requires sweeping reform has reopened one of the fundamental...
Too often, one hears that it is not Nigeria that needs restructuring, but the minds of Nigerians and their leaders....
On Wednesday, the 12th of November, the Professors Adeyemo and Oyinade Elebute Memorial Lecture took place in Lagos. It promised...
No one noticed the shift at first. The executives had filed into the conference room with the usual choreography, straightened...
A top Lagos designer told me recently about the quiet wars Asoebi now ignites in Nigerian families. Who gets the...
Lagos has always built its future on bold defiance. Where others saw swamps and restless tides, it saw land waiting...
While Nigerian youth are urged to diversify their knowledge and skills, the global job market is already shifting at a...
Nigeria is heading into another fiscal year with its public finances in a state of organised confusion. As 2025 draws...
Nigeria goes by the sobriquet “Giant of Africa”, principally because of its size. But the best metaphorical description of the...
There has been a buzz in the press and social media lately about the Museum of West African Art, which...
It happened in a leadership retreat I once observed. The facilitator asked a room of senior executives to share their...
It used to be groundnut cakes [kuli kuli], Benny seed sugared cakes [ridi], kokoro, a southwestern cassava snack, bean cakes...
A legendary icon passes on at the age of 81. Recognising His Leadership, Public Service, and Lasting Contribution to Nigerian...
With the recently concluded Anambra State gubernatorial election, in which everybody was accusing everybody else of vote-buying, I decided to...
When Donald Trump recently told the United Nations that climate change was a ‘con job’, he voiced a scepticism that...
