The Nigerian economy continues to grapple with high inflation and structural challenges, most notably insecurity, which undermine household welfare and the operating environment for businesses....

Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Nigeria’s Marmite president, is by no means a religious bigot. He is a moderate, even liberal, Muslim, who is surrounded, including in his immediate family, by practising Christians....

For many Nigerians, the Senate seems to be pooling a wool over their eyes. Are the federal lawmakers being smart by half? Is their decision born out of genuine intention to serve their fatherland? Are they innocuous?...

In business, we often focus on what we can build, launch or acquire. We celebrate new products, new markets and new investments. ...

Leaders are a combination of different kinds of intelligence, with each having its distinct quotient. This is to navigate complexity, win support and deliver results. The daily work of leaders is balancing these quotients to deliver outcomes while buildin...

Valentine's season is not a celebration. It is an economy. And like every economy, it reveals priorities, pressure points, and patterns of behaviour....

Democracies rarely die in one dramatic moment. More often, they are quietly redesigned—clause by clause—until citizens discover that elections still occur, but accountability no longer follows. ...

By the end of this year, or even earlier, the All Progressives Congress, APC, Nigeria’s ruling party, may control 30 or more of Nigeria’s 36 state governors. Currently, the party has 29 state governors in its fold. Of these 29, only 21 are APC governors b...