- Friday, June 12, 2026
BusinessDay
Rodrigo Roa Duterte, aka Digong, or Rody, was the President of the Philippines from 2016 to 2022. Many people in...
A few years ago, I consulted with a multinational retail company that had just completed an all-hands engagement survey. The...
Corruption in Nigeria is not just a headline or a political talking point — it is the invisible air that...
Nigerian leadership’s denial of the obvious: A culture of fiddling while Rome burns Prof. Isaac Olawale Albert A popular Yoruba...
Nigeria’s political landscape is at a crossroads. The ongoing restructuring of its power dynamics has opened a new chapter, marked...
The National Judicial Council (NJC) recently concluded its 108th meeting, signalling a renewed commitment to judicial discipline after years of...
The halfway mark of any journey invites a reckoning, and politics is no exception. In mature liberal democracies, the reckoning...
In theory, Nigeria is a multi-party democracy. But in practice, it is a one-party state. Those ululating over the recent...
In 1975, about five years after the bloody Nigerian civil war, the military government of Murtala Mohammed and Olusegun Obasanjo...
In a tense boardroom in Johannesburg, the team sat frozen. A product launch had failed miserably. Fingers pointed. Voices rose....
There is a man who is now so popular in many parts of Africa and the black diaspora that many...
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s “Nigeria First” industrial policy has been hailed as a bold step towards reviving the country’s manufacturing...
The collapse of the so-called Crypto Business Exchange (CBEX) has once again laid bare a painful truth: the dream of...
In a bold move to revive Nigeria’s stagnant economy, President Bola Tinubu has unveiled a sweeping industrialisation “policy” anchored on...
When white smoke curled into the Roman sky and the world learned that the College of Cardinals had elected Robert...
