Dangote Refinery IPO: When Africa Begins to Own What It Builds
By Abiodun Alade There are moments when a company listing is more than a transaction. It becomes a statement about
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Aliko Dangote at 69: The Man Building Africa’s Industrial Backbone
By Abiodun Alade As Aliko Dangote turns 69, his story demands to be read not as a biography of wealth,
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The Misconceptions Around Tinubu’s Income Tax Reforms
By Michael Chibuzo As the countdown to the January, 2026 effective take off of two landmark Tax Reform laws gathers
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[OPINION] Aspire to Inspire Before You Expire
By Harvey Mackay Stanley Marcus was a giant in retailing, having built the famous Neiman Marcus Department Store. One of
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[OPINION] What Does ‘the Economy Is Stable’ Mean?
By Yemi Kale I try to stay away from unnecessary debates but let me offer my own view from a
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What Nobody Tells You About Starting a Business Until It’s Too Late
By Sam Marcum You won’t see it in the headlines or hear it in the accelerator pitch nights, but starting
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[OPINION] At 73, President Tinubu’s Acts of Compassion in Leadership
By Tunde Rahman Empathy is a defining feature of leadership and one of the qualities a good leader must have.
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[OPINION] Changing Your Mind Can Lead to New Opportunities, Growth
By Harvey Mackay A college professor was once approached after a lecture by a young man demanding an explanation for
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Looking towards an African Century: Tony Elumelu
by Tony Elumelu Global economies are undergoing a massive transformation, shaped by shifts in geopolitics, culture, demographics, technology, and volatile
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[OPINION] Late bloomers produce amazing fruits
By Harvey Mackay In 1860, a 38-year-old man was working as a handyman for his father, a leather merchant. He
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