- Thursday, June 04, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria’s public life has long been shaped not only by politicians and generals, but by a small number of religious...
There are debts that cannot be quantified. They are not financial. They do not accrue interest. They send no reminders....
In an age burdened by displacement, exploitation, and moral uncertainty, the measure of true leadership is found not in ceremony...
If you desire personal and professional success, your answer to the above question should be yes. Human life is about...
Nigeria’s ambition to become a $1 trillion economy is no longer a political slogan, it is an economic necessity. Population...
Across the world, conversations around women’s empowerment are gradually shifting from advocacy alone to tangible economic participation. Financial independence is...
In Nigeria’s already fragile information environment, numbers have enormous power. When a public official declares that N210 trillion has gone...
The statement by Nuhu Ribadu, National Security Adviser, that we are brothers, that you are peaceful, and that we should...
Before drones and missiles streak across skies, memes streak across algorithmic timelines. We inhabit an era increasingly defined by memesis,...
As the world moves rapidly into the age of Artificial Intelligence, a critical question confronts Africa: who will build the...
Across offices in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Kano, a quiet anxiety is spreading. Bankers reviewing loan files, civil servants...
The rising accretions to the external reserves have made it easier to approach the $51 billion year-end target set by...
Nigeria’s energy story is one of paradox: a giant sitting on 209 trillion cubic feet of proven gas reserves, yet...
Conversations around artificial intelligence in Nigerian boardrooms and enterprise organisations felt like a scintillating scene from a movie or a...
Harm from AI is often discussed as an exception – an unfortunate edge case that can be patched with better...
