- Friday, June 12, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria’s educational system faces a linguistic crisis that we have been reluctant to acknowledge. While we obsess over pedagogy, teacher...
It was a crisp fall morning in 2011 when a top executive at a leading tech company received a call...
Nigeria’s housing crisis is not about scarcity – it is about a state that has abdicated its responsibility to provide...
These are turbulent times. It is high season for the public commentariat. In Yelewata, near Makurdi, in Benue State, two...
My spirit has been pretty much at its lowest ebb, and I have been doing my best to climb out...
National anthems serve as a powerful expression of national identity and a way to evoke a sense of belonging and...
“A man who uses borrowed legs cannot run far.” — Yoruba Proverb In an age where agility often trumps permanence,...
Nigeria’s relationship with national development planning represents one of the most perplexing paradoxes in contemporary African governance. For over eight...
When the clouds gathered above Mokwa at the start of the 2025 rainy season, no one reached for a weather...
Nigeria’s economic reforms under President Bola Tinubu’s administration exemplify the global challenge of implementing necessary structural changes without being unmindful...
“There is no better opportunity for a leader to prove oneself than a crisis.” — TIEJA Inc. Nigeria’s governance landscape...
Last week Thursday marked exactly 32 years since the presidential election of June 12, 1993 was annulled by the military...
Last month, the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) began the repatriation of ‘foreign’ street beggars who had somehow found their way...
They called it the “launch that would change everything”. After 14 months of development, a major tech company rolled out...
Ghana’s remarkable transformation of the cedi from one of the world’s worst-performing currencies to its best-performing currency in April 2025...
