- Wednesday, June 17, 2026
BusinessDay
SMEs and start-ups in Nigeria are prone to focusing solely on execution-oriented operations, often at the expense of establishing suitable...
In 1998, 18 years after emerging from Rhodesian apartheid rule, Zimbabwe was at a crossroads. One of the key promises...
I remember when I first returned to Nigeria after a 20 year sojourn in the UK, where I spent the...
My apologies for my long absence which was due to a very busy schedule. We are now in the season...
Nigeria’s transportation sector is a fulcrum to the growth of the nation’s economy, but unfortunately the sector has not been...
Since the later part of 2019, shockwaves from Covid-19 pandemic have been experienced in global economies and the world is...
Some months before I left Nigeria, while on my way to an assignment outside Lagos, I fell into a conversation...
The rhetoric is unmistakable: President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration is, we are told, fighting corruption. Yet, the perception of endemic corruption...
Journalists have a way of doing their things. They focus on eye catching issues and events to the probable detriment...
The Nigerian Code of Corporate Governance, 2018 outlines 28 principles intended to foster an improved corporate governance regime in Nigeria....
Gordon Brown, once the UK prime minister, made an appeal earlier this month for rich countries and institutions not to...
On this blessed Friday and as the working-week winds down, I am puzzled. The puzzle stems from the news that...
(An excerpt from the forthcoming book ‘PELEWURA’) Donald Cameron sat on the hard-backed chair in his new office, regarding his...
Leaders around the world are looking to better the quality of their leadership aptitude, and most notable business leaders aspire...
I have watched many persons driven by passion start a hugely ambitious project which sometimes gets stuck along the way....
