- Thursday, July 10, 2025
BusinessDay
Nigeria is an energy-starved nation. Imagine a country in the 21st century with over 200 million people and an unstable...
Introduction For many, exploring locations associated with dark stories is a medium to have fun, particularly for those who regard...
Solar energy has been utilised in Nigeria for several decades, with initial applications dating back to the 1980s. Notably, Nigeria...
So much has happened over the past year, and today we want to take a moment to talk about foreign...
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s official state visit to Saint Lucia this past week was a watershed moment in the relationship...
In the Heritage Foundation’s 2024 Economic Freedom report, Nigeria ranks as a “mostly unfree” country. The report highlights how regulatory...
In last week’s column, I explored how Africa’s financial institutions are navigating systems that don’t always recognise their realities. That...
In 2024, according to a Nairametrics research report, Nigeria’s top 10 listed companies collectively employed 84,491 people and spent nearly...
In Kampala, platforms like Watu Uganda offer instant digital loans to boda boda riders, motorcycle taxi operators navigating the city’s...
When people think about economic growth, they often picture high GDP, highways, power grids, or financial inclusion. What they rarely...
A future with or without oil If we are to make an impact, our first task is to resolve the...
In today’s dynamic world, change is not only inevitable; it is necessary. From healthcare to education, from pension reform to...
Africa’s growth story is shifting. As the continent’s youthful population, digital transformation, and entrepreneurial energy expand, one sector increasingly stands...
For nearly half a century, Nigeria’s vast economic promise has been crippled by pipeline vandalism and oil theft. The country...
The online and social media worlds have numerous benefits. But if used wrongly it could come to haunt the user...
