- Friday, June 12, 2026
BusinessDay
Fifty years ago today, on July 29, 1975, the crackling voice of Colonel Joseph Nanven Garba pierced the early morning...
Africa dreams of digital transformation and AI-powered economies, but 70 percent of its children cannot read a simple sentence by...
How time flies! Five years ago, about this time, I wrote a column titled “At 60, my life’s journey and...
The unlikely rise of Nigeria’s billion-dollar cinematic empire Prof. Duro Oni Nigerian cinema represents one of the most remarkable cultural...
I had watched him on television and read about him. I spent the years I watched and read about him...
Nigeria has become a loquacious nation — not in the literal sense of excessive talkativeness that characterises individuals, but in...
Young Africans’ migration crisis: To re-risk or de-risk? Dr. Joachim Adenusi Every day, Africa’s greatest asset — its young people...
The US-Nigeria visa tango: Single entry, double standards Èpá Ogie Eboigbe The recent implementation of restrictive visa policies by the...
Walk into almost any public school in Nigeria, and you feel the weight of history pressing down on the desks....
Some see him as a hero, and others a villain; the death of General Muhammadu Buhari is neither an occasion...
Speak no ill of the dead, says an ancient aphorism. That maxim was broadly held sway in Nigeria last week...
It wasn’t the news itself that stunned me; it was the silence that followed. I was sitting among leaders from...
By now, the spectacle of foreign leaders being corralled into becoming bit players in a public theatre starring Donald Trump...
When Dr Tererai Trent, once a young Zimbabwean girl forbidden to dream, buried her hopes in a can beneath a...
The Nigerian constitutional review process continues to unfold with procedural precision; still, one cannot help but feel a sense of...
