- Friday, June 12, 2026
BusinessDay
Many leaders look for loyalty in the people they work with and in selecting their inner circle. One mistake that...
Shortly before the 2023 presidential election, I wrote a piece in this column, titled “Think, Yoruba, think! A Tinubu presidency...
There once was a time when ‘Britannia ruled the waves,’ and the British Empire, the largest in human history, extended...
Manipulation in the workplace can be a slippery, silent challenge. While obvious manipulation is easier to confront, more subtle tactics...
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is prosecuting Petro Union Oil and Gas Limited, a consultant to the company,...
Imagine a bustling market in the heart of Lagos, filled with blue-collar workers and traders of all scales—civil servants retiring...
The test of any leader’s strength is during adversity. Anyone can lead when there is positive momentum in place. Any...
For 14-year-old Amina, navigating her way to school in Kano, Nigeria, is more than a daily routine—it’s a test of...
There are two views of human behaviour. One is that people are primarily motivated by self-interest—what’s in it for me?...
Reading the copious daily contributions on the WhatsApp platform of the estate of your residence is a regular source of...
In many workplaces, especially where pressures run high, leaders are expected to inspire, challenge, and support their teams. But not...
Leadership is a challenging job anywhere in the world. That is why it is a scarce resource. Leaders are wanted...
The World Bank’s recent plea for patience has ignited a firestorm of discontent among Nigerians. At the Economic Summit, Chief...
The Great Depression of the 1930s cast a long shadow across the globe, touching every nation, regardless of wealth or...
The Nigerian middle class, once the vibrant engine driving economic progress and societal stability, now finds itself gasping for breath...
