- Saturday, June 13, 2026
BusinessDay
Without any pun intended, to say that mankind has been ‘googled’ just about sums up today’s global reality, which practically...
Every time I reflected on the passage of the 50thOoni of Ife, Oba OkunadeSijuwadeOlubuse 11 while his demise remained unconfirmed...
When people say that traveling is ‘education’, it does not mean that you are going to be a genius overnight....
As has been long expected, the gale of sacks and replacements in public sector organizations and institutions has finally arrived...
The government environment is inhabited by two quite different species: ministers and civil servants. Both enjoy a symbiotic relationship, and...
Consider the case of a single household that operates 10 different accounts with right of access by every member of...
When the phone rang that Monday morning I just knew there was trouble. “Is that you, Mr O. J.?” “Yes....
The MAMA awards ceremony in Durban has come and gone and like the 2014 edition which I attended, it was...
Barely three weeks after I wrote on the “Needless subsidy Buhari shouldn’t give”, the Presidency has harkened to the voice...
In 2010 as I travelled across ten African countries in West, East, Central and Southern Africa on some strategy and...
Since independence, Nigerians have been presented with various policies by different political leaders at state and national levels. These policies...
One of the practices that few companies in Nigeria (other than large corporates) think about is succession planning. Succession planning...
In developing countries as well as in the jurisdictions of actually existing capitalist democracies, government has become synonymous with the...
“When cabinet ministers are appointed in September, it will be some months after I took the oath of office,” President...
When Deep Voice declared that there is a power vacuum at the top, a profound silence descended on the entire...